all i see is woody woodpecker. what, you got a problem with woody woodpecker? yeah.rt of instigator? that's right. he's a troublemaker. hey, elaine, did you get my message? [shouting] what? i can't hear a word you're saying. i was stuck at the dixieland deli all day. my head's still ringing. where's tim? what's that, the empire state building? what? i can't hear you! oh. elaine, would you marry me? wh--i told you i can't hear a word. all right. forget it. hey, tim. how you doing? kramer, how you doing? watch--watch the arm. uh, tim, we don't want to bother you. it's o.k. what is it? let me show you something. tim, i'm gonna get going. let me get your number. hey, is that jerry seinfeld? hey, he didn't come with us. the pencil. jerry. hey, tim. jerry. i didn't think you'd show. did you say, "jerry, i didn't think you'd show," or "jerry, i didn't think you'd show." elaine, hi. tim. i'm really glad you came. what? i'm really glad you came. uh-huh. elaine, i've been wanting to ask you... would you go out with me new year's eve? oh. thanks. what? what? let me ask you some

woody can help. thank you, woody, for being here. >> thank you. so we're going to talk a little bit about carville by the sea today. carville was a unique community out on the edge of san francisco. as you can see by the slide, it was made up of old street cars and horse cars that people used for residences, bars, restaurants, clubhouses. it had its peak in the 1890's, around the turn of the century. i should mention that you see this is a color shot. none of these photos were originally colorized. i essentially put color in there for the book just to make it pop a little bit. so don't be fooled. before we get started i'd like to talk about the organization that i helped found 10 years ago, the western neighborhoods project dedicated to the history of western san francisco. we have a very popular website, outsidelands.org where we have old photos, stories, over 15,000 messages put up by people remembering their time in the richmond district, the sunset district, west of twin peaks. i couldn't fit everything into a book so i decided to have a littl

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the fat woody is looking pretty limp. it's an eye sore with a four foot gash in the hull. the man who lives on it is a convicted sex offender. >> that's really scary. it's right here where the kids play. >> it started two months ago when the owner was convicted for not paying rent at a nearby harbor. he dropped anchor in the bay. the boat broke free in heavy winds and ship wrecked. police arrested him but later released him. they don't know where he is right now. he's free to live and go any where. including the playground next to the boat. olson has the right to live on the fat woody but strongly advised him against doing so. >> does it make you not want to come here? you're not going to let that guy stop you from coming here? not at all. if i saw him hanging out around here or something like that i'd say something to him. >> if the boat is not gone by june 24th richmond police will start to paper work to tow it away. the gentleman that we just spoke to here says they're expecting a high tide on june 23rd. so they're hinting at pretty soon he just might be out of here. >>

there's lots of great resources out there. >> that was terrific, woody.nk you so much. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more. [applause] >> we'll see you next when a resident of san francisco is looking for health care, you look in your neighborhood first. what is closest to you? if you come to a neighborhood health center or a clinic, you then have access it a system of care in the community health network. we are a system of care that was probably based on the family practice model, but it was really clear that there are special populations with special needs. the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run int

woody harrelson is in the movie.ork and he was doing magic tricks incessantly. >> yes. >> jimmy: he's, to be honest, not a good magician. although we acted like he was. >> he got into the role, he really did. what was it b. a year ago? >> jimmy: exactly a year ago. >> that's when we were shooting the movie. >> jimmy: he did say something. >> he was doing hypnosis. >> jimmy: that he did not do. he was doing that? >> we were going from -- i went on a bar crawl with him one night. that was a long night. [ laughter ] and we went from one bar to the next and he was doing mentalist tricks. and hypnosis on people. >> jimmy: how did he hypnotize people in a bar? it takes a long time, doesn't it? >> if you're going to do it any place, the bar is probably the best place. >> jimmy: was he successful? was he able to hypnotize anyone? >> well, i just want to say this. i did fall under the spell of woody harrelson. >> jimmy: you did? he hypnotized you? >> well, i think i was hypnotized, because when i woke up, all i could see was

nsit has been a great success ringing in high-profile films, one of the most recent is woody allen's film blue jasmin. our office 00 added a documentary film to the rebate program. we are here today because we need an amendment to the rebate program again in order to continue the success of it. we have found that although the film rated program is attractive to many producers we are now falling short on city space available for the some production companies. this legislation would allow the executive director on the phone commission to lease space for production companies after determining there is knows city space available. -- maximum of 600,000 dollars. no budget analyst report is necessary. there is no fiscal impact. we are only dealing with the funds that are already in the program, so susanna can come up and speak to you as to why this is such a necessary change at this time. thank you. >> good morning, thank you for having me speak here today. i am susanna robbins, executive director of the film commission. as you know filming and production for movies, televisions and commerc

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. >> woody is from denmark and he's got a watermelon.t is he go doing with it. >> smash his face into it. >> yep, yep, yep. hope he would eat it. i love those mini watermelons. >> delicious. >> i'm wearing watermelon colors, that's what i'm translating, he's pointing to his clothes and he decides to put his head in it. >> here it goes. >> commit, dude. smash it. >> i wanted to say he's going to knock the sense out of himself because he's already done it before. you don't have sense to knock a watermelon against your head. he's successful. i'm going to keep smashing it with my head. >> i want to eat water mellen. >>> right? >> guess what? we don't have any. >> funny we have dog food but not watermelon. >> check in with our friends at the youtube channel. we've seen crazy animal videos from the folks. now we're going to meet a couple of baby ostriches. these guys are about to make a new friend. new friend, sugar tree, a doberman. >> okay. >> he's big. >> doesn't seem like a good idea. they just look like a big chicken dinner to this guy. >

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his southern swag and woody lyrics put him on the map in the late '90ed.lf proclaimed trouble man about his family and more. >> thanks for spending some time with me. >> my pleasure. >> you're in new york on the book tour. tell us about this first leg of the book tour. >> we're out here reaching the primary outlets to promote the release of the second installment of the book "trouble and triumphs." >> i thought it was going to be a nonfiction. now it's rare to write novels. >> right. that's why i did it. i just really don't know how to do a biography right now. i think i would be the youngest cat on the show with a biography at this point and i don't know how to end it. you also have a very, very vibrant acting career right now. you've done film and now you're about to start the second season of "boss." >> you are a man with influence and community. foot soldiers at the ready who know how to disturb the peace. the bombs bursting in air. i assume that means more to you than drunken sing alongs at a sox game. >> sir, i was just hoping to have a more legitima

as woody allen said, 80% is just showing up.n you've got to use other gamelike tricks. >> all right. gary b., you've got the last word. >> we're fixing something that's broken. public edation has not moved the needle one ch in the last 50 years. let's move on to a neww model. how about a voucher system and private education? >> okay. that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys. and thanks tosan for joining us. >>> he says he's a hero for revealing nsaoopin he may have just revealed the one stock you may need to own now. >>> predictions. gary b., you're up >> brenda, booz aen has been getting bashed lately becse of all this snooping stuff. i like the stock. i think it's going to be up 20% by the end of the year. >> jonas? >>too early in th scandal. >> we have to wait a while. john, your prediction. >> aol is being forced to get in the buyout game by yahoo! and ggle. i think the stock's up 30% in a year. >> gary? >> seriously, john, aol? come on. >> okay. toby. what do you like? >>orget about aol. we've got newgame consoles. that

as woody allen said, 80% is just showing up. then you've got to use other gamelike tricks. >> all right. gary b., you've got the last word. >> we're fixing something that's broken. public education has not moved the needle one inch in the last 50 years. let's move on to a new model. how about a voucher system and private education? >> okay. that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys. and thanks to susan for joining us. >>> he says he's a hero for revealing nsa snooping. he may have just revealed the one stock you may need to own now. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. >>> predictions. gary b., you're up. >> brenda, booz allen has been getting bashed lately because of all this snooping stuff. i like the stock. i think it's going to be up 20% by the end of

and we have new details about the passing of the man who called himself the 260-pound woody allen. >>> plus, domestic drone. the latest surveillance shocker. is the fbi spying on americans in the u.s.? >>> and adrenaline rush. up close and personal with a waterspout. >>> good thursday morning. there is stunned reaction from fans to the sudden death of james gandolfini. especially because of his age, just 51. >> and this morning, we're learning new details about the passing of "the sopranos" star. he was on vacation in rome with his teenage son, a kind of guys' trip, when he suddenly suffered from an apparent heart attack. he was due to appear in a film festival in sicily tomorrow. overnight, gandolfini being remembered as a genius, a gentle giant and a great man. >> gandolfini was a veteran of movies, tv and even broadway. but he will always be remembered as tony soprano. >> with more on that legendary role, here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: sometimes an actor finds a role that just connects. the role of a lifetime. ♪ woke up this morning >> reporter: for 86 episodes, over 6 seas

turn to comedy legend and social satirist mort sahl mort inspired such greats as george carlin and woody allen and occasionally wrote jokes for president john f. kennedy mort's all welcome the kaiser report. thank you max all right now mort sahl you recently said that ron and rand paul could make you a republican why. be because they speak the truth as they say in old words through a movie white man speaks the truth no forked tongue. rand paul was. eloquent and since the cia did. the steroid the republican party. there's an alternative for americans yet let me let me jump in here for a second so right when you say that rand paul speaks the truth what truth is he speaking and second of all what do you mean the cia is infiltrated the republican party but first of all what truth is rand paul speaking this morning he's said the president has lost the moral authority to guard the country because he doesn't answer any of the charges about the wiretapping or they are arrests or why he or big ozzie for a very obvious examples. in fact is suddenly things that you ran for office the republican par

leave my screens inside just a tree the wind a creek or a stream will make my being much more healthy woody allen says showing up. get up get out the porch there you go number seven avoid the marrow. yeah you know especially here in los angeles a lot of people give themselves a lot of stress over their appearance especially a lot of the ladies that i work with you know whether they're having a bad day because of their hair or their outfit and i say don't don't worry about that look there's nothing you could you could be wearing a potato sack and you'd still be agree when are eight i don't get this one it's funny but i don't get it maintain a relationship with jesus christ if it's getting you sex that's right that's the rather specific one referring to a relationship i had in my youth where i dated a born again christian lady in order to have sex with a rampant teenage sexual release he would do that if he was born again well that was part of the christian guilt was part of the delicious goulash that lochner see is also part of it is the. number nine use intoxicants responsibly you know agai

ray woody and also addressed this. his remarks are about 10 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. how are we doing? it is good to see everybody here. i want to welcome everybody. this is a very important conference. we have this once a year and i think it is important for us to have a discussion, and that is what i want to do, have a discussion with the two- and three-star leaders. because of who you are, what you do, we have to set the tone for our civilian leaders as well. this is to make sure we are doing what is right. so because of many factors, you have heard me say we have a huge issue. and the main thing i want everybody to understand is that this is not just by passing issue. for whatever reason, this is one we have had for a very long time that we have not been able to defeat it. i use that because that is the term we are all familiar with. we have not been successful in solving this problem. and the issue becomes as women take on a greater role in the army, it becomes even more important that we ensure they have the environment that they can excel in. this is about crea

leave my screens inside just a tree the wind a creek or a stream will make my being much more healthy woody allen says showing up. get up get out the porch there you go number seven avoid the mirror. yeah you know especially here in los angeles a lot of people give themselves a lot of stress over their appearance especially a lot of the ladies that i work with you know whether they're having a bad day because of their hair or their outfit and i say don't don't worry about that look there's nothing you could you could be wearing a potato sack and you'd still be a great winner eight i don't get this one it's funny but i don't get it maintaining a relationship with jesus christ if it's getting you sects that's right that's the rather specific one referring to a relationship i had in my youth where i dated a born again christian lady in order to have sex with a rampant teenage sexual release he would do that if he was born again well that was part of the christian guilt was part of the delicious goulash that lot receive is also part of it is the. number one use intoxicants responsibly yeah you

it's a little bit nuttier, a little more woody flavor, a little more robust flavor compared to the traditionalwhite mushroom. >> ok. >> so if you're really wanting to do a stir-fry, or sautee some mushrooms and get some reay robust flavor, try some of the criminis out. they're great. >> and so i get this home-- my big questiof, washing it. ok? do we put it under the tap, do a little damp cloth? what do we do? what do we do? >> well, you know, you definitely don't want to wash them beore you're ready to use them. so always wait until you're about to use them. so don't think you have to wash them before you store them in the fridge. that's a bad thing. >> ok. i would do that. >> but you do. you always want to either brush th with a soft brush or rinse them lightly before using. just to get all the debris that may be othere. >> that is gonna do it for the show today. if you have any questions about the recipes or the stories you've seen on the show today, check out our website at www.californiacountry.org. and we'll see you again next week on "california country". [captioning made possible califo

the phat woody - owned by an identified convicted sex offendertowed away, boat an eyesore. near a concerns. >> reporter: the owner's crimes, only identifying him as donald olsen and say he is in his mid 50s. he is not on the meaghans law registered sex offender list. but not all convicted offenders are required to be on the data base. all of this began several weeks ago. >> reporter:police say the boat ran ashore after a series of events. the coast guard brought it into the bay after it broke free of its anchor.then the owner says it happened again. and that's how it got here on the shore.police say they legally can't seize the boat and tow it away. they have given olsen notice and if he then they can move it. we were >> and to ensure the community that that vessel will be removed by the target date of june 24th. >> reporter: if he does not move it by june 24th they say that they can move it. >> pam: three people were hurt in a collison between a car and a forklift at a wholesale produce market in the bayview district of san francisco this morning. the collision happened sh

you're not some guy coming from -- you're not woody harrelson. kidding.businessman. what opportunities do you really see in the marijuana business. >> brian and mandy, great to be with you guys today. thank you for having me on your show. and thank you as well for pronouncing my name correctly as well as the name of my great grandfather. >> muchos gracias, amigo. not a problem. >> the opportunities in the cannabis industry are absolutely gargantuan. as a current black market, gray market sector, most of it's in the black and gray market. very little of it is completely thoroughly legal. given the fact that it's still illegal according to the federal government. even under those dire circumstances of being such a black market and gray market economy, it's a $100 billion industry in the united states alone. now, once full legalization is happening, give it a few years for that, you'll be looking at closer to a $200 billion market just in the united states. worldwide somewhere north of half a trillion. it is a gargantuan market in search of a brand. >> you w

woody allen, writes a movie every year because he hates himself. >> and those people are boring at parties. >> they should pay me to be a model. >> hey, ann. >> protests. there are protests all over the world. there are people dieing everywhere and this is our protest? >> yes, well it's a very important issue. they have been protesting this since -- since i was a kid. and that was 120 years ago. and it never changes. and i'm pretty sure i know a lot of boys who get the victoria's secret catalog. it's not girls [ bleep ] to it. >> 11:00 show, ann. >> sorry, 11:00 show. i think the issue is not going to be a big hit, that we will finally have a cure to the four hour erection that i hear about on your show. >> 11:00 show. >> coulter is working blue. >> if you blue me, i will kill you, all of those words could be said on o'reilly. >> the "o'reilly factor." you mean. you modeled at club monaco, mike. >> i was, in the branch there. i am good looking there, by the way. >> he is. >> he has only two lips. >> yeah. >> goodness. >> if you have any opinion you care to share? >> i will say this, it's n

and residents say it has been there for weeks called the phat woody. boat's owner has been identified as donald olsen. olsen has tried to protect it from breaking apart by tying it down with ropes. but there are no signs he has tried to get it out of here. and residents at the marina bay. along the richmond shoreline are furious. i think they should have done something about it way be for now. and people are complaining about it? what do they expect. it used to be a peaceful place where you used to walk and have the children play but with that here i don't know anymore? ". just a big no-no." >> pam: what also angers neighbors out here is the fact, no one seems to know where olson is. police say they arrested him on june fourth for failing to register with local authorities. they won't elaborate on his sex crime conviction. or whether it involved children. police say they legally can't seize the boat and tow it away. they have given olsen notice and if he doesn't move it by june 24, then they can move it. >> pam: now let's take a closer look at the area

hi,@woody. hey. hey, woodster. how's the new apartment? great.est place i've ever stayed at. that includes hanover, when i got locked in the storerom o the pigg,y wiggly. it was cold and lonely, but the food.. anyway, it's no piggly wiggly, but it's got cable. is it fmrnished? well, no, but it's got this cable that comes out of the wall and fits into the tv. is it in a safer neighboáhood than yourlast dive?

. >> he's like a cool young woody alan. >> i love how cute and nerdy he is. >> he's out of my league. >> it's cool to see an actor with that kind of range. [ applause ] >> as i said, jay baruchel! [ applause ] are you? >> i'm very well. chilling. >> chilling. >> good scary movies, good disaster movies, that's where you learn how you really would be. >> or something, yeah. >> how close is it to you? >> i would like to think i'm not as much of a sad sack as i come off in the movie. but probably am just as much of a worry wart and sad sack as i come off in the movie. it was like we just sort of figured out what's lamest >> it started in like 2006. seth and i were in this short film called "jay and seth versus the apocalypse." i played jay, and seth played seth. fascinating stuff. >> and you guys were true to yourself. >> we tried our best and to keep it real. i don't even know what that means. and then they convinced somebody who controls purse strings that this could be a movie movie. of course, when it's a short film, it can be just seth and i in an apartment for a big future studio mo

woody to evaluate something that is good or b for america by how well t government does.we are crunching the numbers. >> and i agree with that. melissa: it is a much bigger the session, bute're just looking at the economic benefit in this particular segment. i totally appreciate the idea that it is more. >> the economic benefit -- the other money piece, the private sector money. so an economy that is bigger, buthoand dollars for every man, woman, and child in america. that is important asell. melissa: so, the 10 llion workers coming in, would ty displace current workers? i have my list of all the questions onwitter and everywhere else in 1901 to miss them. we displacing current workers? 2 million people coming into the country hungry, eager to work. it seems like they're going to rather than been million more workers at hampton million new jobs we don really have those jobs open right now. are they going to despise current workers? >> remember that we grow all the time. 310 million americans in large part because people have babies, grow up in the jobs. the american econo

and marshal walks up and says, woody's right. we were talking about what john stumpf said and he walks away. there you are. >> this was different? >> we saw this coming 18 months ago. we do 400 different nsas in 20. we knew it was happening at a very granular level. it continues to get better and in those markets one of the biggest hits came by the biggest recovery. you look at arizona, the sand states, florida. >> miami. we talked to someone who is in the condo business. >> yeah. >> condos in miami. >> nevada. >> did you know may -- you deal in nevada. >> yeah, nevada doesn't have many houses. >> did you know on may 22nd this was the beginning of the beginning? >> no, i didn't. >> how come you didn't? we knew here. >> and one of us got it right. i got it wrong. >> i didn't believe this was the beginning. >> it looked like a flubbed response. >> it was very good testimony. >> am i in trouble? we got the ceo of wells fargo. he's standing over there. >> pull him in. >> can we do that again? all right. at least we got a shot of it t

he's a 260-pound woody allen he said. i'm an erotic mess. why are you interested in me?hy aren't you interested in the guy driving the car? >> i think he was taken aback himself with the fame of the role and he found that a little awkward to deal with. >> absolutely. never why he was an actor. he was an actor to act and that was it. he didn't have the need for that kind of attention, and like you were talking about earlier, he would walk in a room and wouldn't demand that everyone look at him. he just kind of was. he showed up when he needed to. >> krista stay with me and we'll be back with more on the death of james gandolfini. >>> back with me now is krista smith from "vanity fair." talking about the death of james gandolfini, who died today at the age of 51. one thing we haven't discussed ant him is his work with veteran soldiers. >> this is true to form of who he was. he's a very salt of the earth guy. he cared a lot about the veterans. he made documentaries with hbo about it, and about post traumatic syndrome specifically. i believe he went over there a couple of ti

woody, how about a nice, tall iced tea? in just a second. i need some aspirin. i got a splitting headache. there's a school of thought suggesting that all physical pain-- earache, stomach ache, what have you-- a headache. pay attention. thank you. anyway, these people say that thos pains are merely physical manifestations of some@deeer trauma, emotional, or spiritual. just relax and try to remember

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he always said that he was the exact opposite of tony, often called himself a 260-pound version of woodywhat he loved to do. james gandolfini. we are unclear if he had any health problems or heart problems. we are still trying to get this confirmed. we know the "l.a. times" confirmed through hbo and that's where everybody else is getting their confirmation. independent confirmation is very hard to come by. as soon as we get more information on james gandolfini to add one more thing you were saying on top of all of the television awards he won as well as the cable ace award he was also nominated for a tony award on broadway for god of carnage, a great play that he was. in he didn't win but was nominated for the best actor category and you are right, very high demand in films like crimson tide. he was influenced he said by robert dinero and, of course, he was considered as many times he told the story for the role of vincent vega in pulp fiction. that, of course is the vehicle that brought john travolta back. >> shepard: james was born september 18th, 1961, a native of west wood, new jerse

and has been an actual point of sliming both of them with the insinuations that bradley manning did woodye he is weird or because he is crazy or gay or gay and crazy. enough of this. this is an important fact that has in mind the public and we have paid a very heavy price in blood and money and inflicted horrible destruction around the world because we did not know what our government is doing. >> kevin gosztola, in the car outside the fort meade courtroom, describe for us what that courtroom is like and who can actually go into the courtroom where bradley manning is being tried and what you are allowed to bring with you in terms of taking notes, reporting? the audio would just played of bradley manning was not authorized, of course, it was forbidden that someone actually recorded his voice. talk about where the reporters will be and how you will convey information about this trial. >> first i will say quickly that the military positive view of freedom of the press is such that they have told us the media center is a privilege, not a right, and have also said if there is another leak, eve

. >> if this was a woody allen movie right now, somebody would say the keyword here is packing the court. >> packing the court. >> again, it's a ridiculous comparison. i want to point out, packing the court refers to what was attempted by fdr back in the late '30s. he put six justices or tried to on top of the nine. he wanted 15 so he could get some liberal opinions out of the court. obama is filling 3 of the 11 seats of the judicial branch at the appellate level. which is what he was supposed to do as president. if he wasn't filling them, they would say how come you haven't fimed up the court. let's watch him go at them here. >> some republicans recently have suggested that by nominating these three individuals, i'm somehow engaging in, and i'm quoting here, court packing. i didn't just wake up one day and say, let's add three seats to the district court of appeals. these are open seats. and the constitution demands that i nominate qualified individuals to fill those seats. what i'm doing today is my job. >> you know, i just wonder if you can even penetrate it, gene and joan. because i

he's a 260-pound woody allen he said. i'm an erotic mess. why are you interested in me?hy aren't you interested in the guy driving the car? >> i think he was taken aback himself with the fame of the role and he found that a little awkward to deal with. >> absolutely. never why he was an actor. he was an actor to act and that was it. he didn't have the need for that kind of attention, and like you were talking about earlier, he would walk in a room and wouldn't demand that everyone look at him. he just kind of was. he showed up when he needed to. >> chris krista stay with me anl be back with more on the death of . see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your family's future? we'll help you get the

. >> she was in this woody allen movie recently and she looks more voluptuous. >> she's had children,es look more womanly. i think she's always been drop-dead gorgeous. >> i always thought she was beautiful but these days i look at her and go, oh, yeah. >> speaking of oh, yeah, beautiful, gisele bundchen, she's gracing the cover of "in vogue italia" but inside the magazine you'll see all kinds of fun things, including flashes of her bare butt and some -- this is during the shoot. you're taking a look at it now. as if looking at her face isn't good enough because she's so perfect looking, now you get to see glimpses of the other parts of gisele bundchen -- >> the bare butt. >> you know what, tom brady thinks he has the most drop-dead gorgeous woman on the planet. i don't know that he minds sharing. she's also bringing in bucket loads of money. >> that's true. >> keep going, honey. she's the most well paid supermodel out there. >> gisele or penelope cruz, who's the biggest hotty? >> i've always had a crush on penelope but -- i should be asking you this question. we've got seven seconds.