it's like a woody allen movie. you walk in the door eye would love woody to do something about the internet-- my door man would look at me and go, "i'm awfully sorry, mr. baldwin. i read on the internet there, that you had that, you know, that, whatever, you had that thing with that guy, down in-- you know, you clocked that guy down by the white house chows. not very smart, mr. baldwin. not very smart. cops somewhere. courthouse. you might have waited until you got a couple of blocks away, behind the hot dog stand, maybe." the ups guy is getting out of the truck, "mr. baldwin, not too smart." >> oh, my god. >> but once something is on the internet, it's there forever. >> yes. >> you can never eliminate it once something is on there. it's very different-- >> etched in stone. >> very different world, very different. >> rose: do you think this will never change? penelope can talk about the laws in europe but not here. is it just getting more intense because of instant communication -- >> rose: how does that play for yo

satisfying woody allen i saw was bullets over broadway you know that was thirty years ago maybe twenty twenty years ago yeah and so. but you know so just business listeners this is sad isn't this it wasn't for me for me personally only if it's movies are very personally i think you're great it all started with a movie called the water world by kevin costner i watched it in london and i was i was down on the seaside and somebody called me said i've got tickets laced just quoting the premier you must make it the most friday the traffic jams which i was so i made it and i watched it and now was i mean it was a shock no dialogues no stories only what will be very beautiful everything very beautiful and and very sexy kevin costner well then it went all the way down this is happening all the way down to avatar to turn town no story at all but technology business and i would i would agree one hundred percent with that ten ten i understand i have a seat at but i think we're probably agreed we should not see it. but avatar yeah in terms of i think a very well told story the problem with avatar

first on screen appearance in about six years. >> reporter: penelope cruz play as prostitute in woody allen's latest movie "to rome with love." cruz jumped at the chance to work with allen again and embrace the role. >> i love playing her. and the way i looked as this character -- [indiscernible] >> reporter: alec baldwin, jesse eisenberg, ellen paige and allen himself are all part of this italian adventure. >> i have a 160iq. >> reporter: allen has famously avoided los angeles. so many were surprised his new romantic comedy made its u.s. premiere here. >> welcome to l.a. because here you don't always love it. >> for a few days i'm crazy about it. i couldn't live here, though, because i don't like the sun. >> reporter: actress bretta told me the best thing about making a movie was watching allen in action. >> my favorite part was woody allen always makes little jokes to himself all the time. he's also writing jokes, even when he's just, you know on set walking around. >> reporter: this is allen's seventh movie in seven years set in a major european city and he says there's a good reason for t

now the woody allen movie "to rome with love." i love woody allen.ooting this thing. does he treat you any differently? does he give you extra notes? >> no, the same. you don't see him much. i talked to him by e-mail when he offered the movie. then i called back or i wrote and said, "yeah. i love it. thank you so much. of course i would love to play this character." and then i never saw him until we were onset. >> jimmy: really? >> and there is not a lot of conversation or hanging out. but, i adore him. i love looking at him. i love listening to what he has to say. he's so funny. >> jimmy: i would have trouble reading his e-mails without doing his voice. [ impersonates allen ] have you seen "real housewives" tonight? it's amazing. >> the press is asking him about this because we all talk about how little he talks to the actors. how little direction he gives you. and he's so open about it. he said the other day, "yeah. i tend to avoid the cast because they come to me with these questions. and i don't want to answer or don't know how to answer. and i j

>> i care i'm working for woody allen.g things. i'm so lucky. the movie's beautiful and funny. >> and woody as a director? >> he's quiet and he's precise and he makes me very nervous. i was always worried i was going to get fired. >> and he made you audition? >> oh, i auditioned for it. i really properly went and i acted for him and he gave me notes and then i did it again and he hired me so i'm really happy. >> you took the notes well? >> yeah. i think i did it well. >> but you're still telling us that you saw it at the premiere. you were talking. it seems like there's still some intimidation. he's in your mind woody allen. >> every time i have an interaction with him it's a nerve racking experience. i watched a pbs documentary on him, i felt you've met the man but it still feels he's so iconic for me. it's hard for him to be just a person. >> the idea of filming in rome, he's gone to these european cities, paris now rome. >> right. he always says that that's where the money is. that's where he gets financing. but i think

a very solid woody allen movie.favorite is everything you always wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask and then annie hall. those are my two favorite woody allen movies. >> let's talk about ted, brought to you by seth mcfarland, the crow ator behind family guy. >> this is one of the funniest films i've seen in a long time. i'm 28 years old. i got carded twice. they carded me at the ticket taker and at the door. >> they're like don't you know who i am? >> you think i'm 17 jurors old. so i walk in. >> maybe 18 -- >> you think i'm 18 years old. >> he make a wish that his teddy bear would come to life and be his best friend. now, they are best friendsen they are homecoming marijuana together. going out and having fun. he meets a woman and she wants ted out of their lives. it is so much fun. you have this amazingly raunchy script and it is so offensive and so funny but then you have the warm heart to it. i was in the theater with a full sold out crowd. of his laughing so hard, i missed half the joke. >> i give

take place in rome and it's very romantic and there are mishappens. >> but who car working for woody allenucky. the movie's beautiful and funny. >> and woody as a director. >> he's quiet and he's precise and he makes me very nervous. i'm always worried i was going to get fired. >> he made you audition. >> oh. i auditioned for it. i really properly went and i acted for him, he gave me notes. thendy it again and he hired me. so i'm really -- >> clearly you took the notes well. >> yeah. >> but you are telling us you were talking with us, seems there's a little intimidation there. in your mind he's still woody allen. >> every time i have an interaction with him, nerve-racking experience. i watched a pbs documentary on him and i felt like -- but you've met the man but it still feels like he's so iconic for me. it is hard for him to just and person. >> the idea of filming in rome for woody, he's gone to these european cities to make films. >> he always says that that's where the money is. that's where he gets financing. but i think there is also something that inspires him about those cities. on

. >> it's a woody allen. >> joy: "the king of comedy." it's a very good movie. >> but you agree with the metaphor. >> joy: exactly, i do. the fact that she has no talent or that they have no talent seems to be irrelevant in today's market. >> it is irrelevant. >> joy: paris hilton, does she have talent? >> no, but she looks pretty good. >> joy: she compared herself to the virgin mary. >> even though i don't have any kids and i'm not married i would have a baby artificially inseminated. mary. >> joy: now this girl made a sex tape too soon to compare herself to the virgin mary or should we another five years before going there. >> the operative word is virgin. kim kardashian has not figured that word out yet. there are no words i can say on this show that would really accurately communicate how i feel about that comment. i won't make it. >> joy: is it sacrilegious? >> it's two shades below bababooey. [ laughing ] >> you have a third reference. >> joy: howard stern is more popular than woody allen in this country, i think. >> i agree. >> joy: what do you say about

like he did his own character and he did a beautiful woody allen impression. >> jimmy: really. >> he'sot these sideburns and woody says, would you mind shaving these sideburns. is that a problem? i'm like, woody, i'd do anything for you. and my retinas -- >> my retinas's >> jimmy: louis c.k. when we come back. [ male announcer ] the inspiring taste of mcdonald's new spicy chicken mcbites. poppable pieces of tender chicken breast seasoned with just the right amount of spice, but just for a limited time grab a snack size for only a $1.00. the simple joy of spicy perfection. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the bud light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really, really good time. cheers. a bud light reduction for dubois and his opponent? also improvising nicely, let's see that again. judges? i like the use of the pressure cooker to tenderize the beef. but also the use of the cell phone to order the pizza. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light.

coming up the song makes sense now woody allen's love affair with europe.ade there and he's reaching a broader audience than ever before and we'll find what the critics are saying about his latest film "to rome with love." >> our saturday dish heads to the south. this morning we'll dish about gulf seafood and a drink called university grade punch. >> also you heard them talk about woodstock and mama cass. get ready to hear them do what they do best, crosby, stills and nash will be back in a few minutes to sing two songs including their classic," teach your children." it's not to be missed. a well taught child joins us now. lonnie quinn. >> what do you think of that song? >> i don't know. that one hurts. >> amazing adult in the room. tell us about weather. >> wish both of you guys happy pink flamingo gooi. today, june 23rd pink flamingo day. it honors the creator of the famous plastic pink flamingo. they are hoping for a record display on your front lawn. send in your pictures to substantiate. where will those pink flamingos have sunshine beaming down upon t

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see, this is why woody allen is hilarious. i like the way he can interweave these stories.elope cruz, you guys. [ speaking italian ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. a little lesson right there. penelope cruz, "to rome with love." is in select theaters this friday. levar burton joins us next. there he is in the bud light -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] good news: men use soap. bad news; men use soap that can really dry their skin. fear not. dove men+care is here. it's the bar with 1/4 moisturizing cream. so it cleans and leaves skin feeling moisturized. dove men+care. i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. all right, let's do this. all right? before my wife changes her mind. go. [ male announcer ] movies right when you want them. watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. [ male announcer ] peppermint that cools as you chew. watch unlimited tv episodes and[ air howling ]ly, stimulate your senses. 5 gum. now in micro pack. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fu

you thought what is that, woody allen, dressed like a sperm? remember that picture from john kerry? ( laughter ) am i the only one who watches this ( bleep ) show? ( laughter ) the picture of me as a special won't look bad, will it? ( laughter ) this won't stop me from being elected president. it's true, just yesterday, president obama attended six separate fund raisers just in the northeast corridor. would have been seven, but that would be a bit much, don't you think, seven fund raisers-- i mean, come on. he's the president. he does need some down time to plan tomorrow's fund raisers. >> actress sarah jessica parker and "vogue" editor hold an exclusive event for the president's reelection bid. >> you know that, that was a little dickish. it's annoying the president is doing fund raisers, you don't have to put on the acsent. you know, you don't need to put that on. that's not right. >> i'm anna winter and i'm so luck nemy work that i'm able to meet some of the most incredible women in the world. women like sarah jessica parker and michelle obama. these two wonderful women and i are

. >> it is the conundrum satirized by woody allen in his comedy sleeper. >> some things thought of as it may not be beneficial. a government advisory panel says a daily supplement to those of vitamin d and calcium to prevent contractors can cause kidney stones in post menopausal women. >> there really is not any evidence of benefits for the prevention of tractors. there is a small but measurable harm. if >> asked and was a daily dose bottles to prevent heart attacks and cancer. the new recommendation is taking too much fiddly to gastrointestinal bleeding. mammograms to screen for breast cancer study of 40 was considered standard device. the new recommendation from the u.s. preventive services task force, women might be able to wait until age 50 and get screenings every two years assuming there is no family history. the same wisdom overturned prostates screenings. dr. michael smith says advice can change as more research is done. >> when it comes to supplement, you really want to talk to doctors. when you take a supplement you really want to make sure it is right for you. cost >>brian:

grabÓ varios discos, y tambiÉn tocÓ en el 1971 el tema de apertura de la pelÍcula bananas de woody allen >>> estuvo acompta Ñado de familiares, y nosotros estaremos al pendiente de su salud para traerles los detalles. >>> esto es todo de mi parte, regresisionn uste@@primer impacr familia. >>> gracias. >>> momento de corta pausa. enseguida: elvis crespo pide que se extienda la orden de restriciÓn contra su ex representante. >>> la colecciÓn de maripily im) @ p r r @ n ♪ >>> bueno, llegÓ el momento de saber las novedades en el mundo de la farÁndula. >>> y la historia de amor entre tom cruise@@primer impacto (m-Ór su fin, el abogado de la actriz dijo que es asunto privado, y se manejara este divorcio con mucha cautela. y el representante de cruise dijo que estaba profundamente triste. >>> y privada fue la audiencia en puerto rico en la que el cantante elvis crespo pidiÓ la extensiÓn de una orden de restricciÓn contra su ex representante artÍstico, se fijo una segunda vista para el 13 de julio luego de aceptada esta peticiÓn. >>> y la cantautora dijo que estÁ esperando su primer hijo, y dijo

there are a number of new jobs coming out, including a new woody allen film that was announced, which would continue to extend the film industry's prominence a little bit in 7 cisco. it would diversify our economy and i hope that this is something that i can get your support on. thank you. supervisor chiu: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? or do we need a roll call? san house, same call. next item. >> item #8. ordinance authorizing the department of the environment to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $403,000 from the california public utilities commission, through pacific gas and electric company, to study the impact that the replacement of old refrigeration equipment in san francisco businesses would have on energy usage and peak power demand in the city, and amending ordinance no. 146- 11 annual salary ordinance, fy2011-2012 and fy 2012-2013) to class 5640 environmental specialist grant funded position (.25 fte) at the department of the environment. supervisor chiu: same house, same call? this is passed on the first read. item #9. >> item #9. resolution

it is a woody allen movie. his production company will be taking a substantial portion of that. the agriculture building -- we're in the beginning stages of negotiations with, i would call them a fortune 450 tenet, to potentially take over the entire building. we are offering minimal terms, maybe 12 months, month to month, because of leader not then want to pay someone. the other, 26, 28, we had a bit of a change with the america's cup. at first, we thought those facilities would be included, so we stopped leasing. some of the tense practically moved out. the office at pier 35, that is a tough one. it is a very nice office. that will add probably another dollar to the per square footage monthly. we have a number of leases in the pipeline that i will be back to you in july with. we have had a little bit of a growth spurt here, if you will. >> in the statistics, office market statistics, my understanding is rent has been rising rapidly. do these figures account for that increase, or is this the existing? >> they do account for that. this is through the first three quarters. those

>> [ as woody allen ] well, i mean, it's been a journey. i mean, it's been a lde, py.ean, it's been a lde, we've been able to, um, put ourselves into position and not take a -- a -- we didn't take any days off. >> jimmy: somebody's been in miami for too long. [ cheers and applause ] now, um, watching the nba finals makes me nostalgic for great moments of nba games past, and we'll be highlighting some of those moments over the next week. this happened during the 1965 e fn between t a this is one of e moves in the history of the nba john havlicek iced it for the celtics when he intercepted an inbounf and pay attention to the crowd at the end of the clip 'cause you may recognize a familiar >> greing in over to sam jones! it's all over! it's all johnny havlicek is being mobbed by the fans! >> jimmy: they're texting in 1965. [ applause ] you guys want to hear the kids sing another tweet here? okay, all right, this is -- [ cheers and applause ] this is a tweet from one of our own here in los angeles, metta world peace of the los angeles lakers tw

>> well, i mean, i think new york is the same town that brought you woody allen and brought you everybodying a psychiatrist. there not a great deal of stigma to being neurotic in new york. it is accepted to the point of maybe being desirable in certain circles. i think now that these medications are more common, new york is the place where people are going to be comfortable with it and going to be open about it. >> you make a point of saying here that this is brain styling, not mind altering. you make a clear distinction between the two, do you not? >> yeah. i think people when they have actual problems like anxiety, depression or insomnia. they take these drugs. they become normal. they don't become drugged out. >> but you're differentiating certain kinds of drugs from very serious drugs, and you can speak to this, dr. doyle. >> sure. >> and that, say, schizophrenia. we're not in that category of drugs here, are we? >> it is highly unlikely for people in new york to pop antipsychotics for the fun of it. >> we're not talking about bipolar, are we? >> we end up talking about that, and that

>> well, i mean, i think new york is the same town that brought you woody allen and brought you everybodying a psychiatrist. there not a great deal of stigma to being neurotic in new york. it is accepted to the point of maybe being desirable in certain circles. i think now that these medications are more common, new york is the place where people are going to be comfortable with it and going to be open about it. >> you make a point of saying here that this is brain styling, not mind altering. you make a clear distinction between the two, do you not? >> yeah. i think people when they have actual problems like anxiety, depression or insomnia. they take these drugs. they become normal. they don't become drugged out. >> but you're differentiating certain kinds of drugs from very serious drugs, and you canpeak to this, dr. doyle. >> sure. >> and that, say, schizophrenia. we're not in that category of drugs here, are we? >> it is highly unlikely for people in new york to pop antipsychotics for the fun of it. >> we're not talking about bipolar, are we? >> we end up talking about that, and that's

woody allen once said that 80% of success is showing up. i actually think he got it half right. 80% of success is showing up early and staying late. third, you occasionally have to throw some elbows. it's true, it's rough out there. no matter what profession you're in. of course, in most professions, you don't break your wrist driving to the basket, thankfully, but the world is competitive. i've been in the business world and i've been in government, and people ask me all the time what's the difference. i always tell them the business world is dog eat dog. and government, it's exactly the reverse. don't be afraid to assert yourself. have confidence in your abilities and don't let the bastards get you down. fourth, fourth, team work is everything. i could never have built my company without the three brilliant guys i started it with and whatever success i've achieved as mayor results from surrounding myself with the most talented people that i could find. the innovations that are coming out of the research triangle park and silicon valley an

grabÓ varios discos, y tambiÉn tocÓ en el 1971 el tema de apertura de la pelÍcula bananas de woody allen pendiente de su salud para traerles los detalles. >>> esto es todo de mi parte, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> enviamos toda la fuerza a la familia. >>> gracias. >>> momento de corta pausa. enseguida: elvis crespo pide que se extienda la orden de stricion contra su ex >>> la colecciÓn de maripily murieron y otras dos resultaron heridas en un tiroteo que se produjo en un centro comercial de salinas el jueves por la tarde.---y la audiencia en la comision de etica de san francisco en torno al caso de "ross mirkarimi" se interrumpió abruptamente en medio del testimonio del alcalde "ed lee". ♪ >>> bueno, llegÓ el momento de saber las novedades en el mundo de la farÁndula. >>> y la historia de amor entre tom cruise y kate holmes llegÓ a su fin, el abogado de la actriz dijo que es asunto privado, y se manejara este divorcio con mucha cauta. y el represtante de cruise dijo que estaba profundamente triste. >>> y privada fue la audiencia en puerto rico en la que el cantante elvis crespo pi

if you'd seen that, you'd say, go back, like the old woody allen movie. don't even come out. and look what's happened since that time. i mean, you know. we went through a terrible war. we went through a terrible depression. 25% unemployment, thousands of banks closing. six for one. we're not smarter than the people in 1930. we don't work harder than the people in 1930. we've just got a system that works. that's been working, you know, since 1776 and will keep working. >> any regrets in life? >> not really, no. >> and today you are somebody who sn very close to the president of the united states. if he asked you to come in and serve as an adviser, would you do that? >> it won't happen. if he wants to ask me anything, i'll certainly be -- i always would be glad to help, but that would be true of any president under any circumstances. >> today berkshire hathaway is that a buy at this price? >> well, the business it owns are worth more. that's true of other businesses, too. >> what i would like to do is on behalf of everybody here, thank you for an extraordinary tour de force of

earlier in the week, both on tv and online we're talking about woody allen and what a terrible situationhould we give him a little bit of break since he's not running for president or is that too hard on the case. >> i don't want to pass judgment until he read the book. [laughter] i couldn't--the degree to which i don't care about them or their lives together before or after is now traumatic. i think if we had the edwards trial people have largely forgotten it until we had the trial. she's not doing him or anybody any favors. the only thing anyone wants to have happen and the only chance, if they're looking for a shot of redemption is to go away. go away. but that's exactly what is not happening. >> cenk: ana, hold on a second. i want to get to your thoughts on this, but what ben mentioned is related to the next clip. it's about her relationship with john edwards and elizabeth edwards, you know, implicitly talked about here. which is terrible. >> any doubts she had about sleeping with a married man were helped, hunter said, by his insistence that his story book marriage with elizabeth wa

this is like a woody allen movie. i'd love woody to do a movie about the internet and social media. like you and go -- i'm awful sorry, mr. baldwin. i read on the internet that you had that -- you know, with that -- whatever. that thing with that guy down in -- you know. you clocked that guy down by the courthouse. not very smart, mr. baldwin. not very smart. cops everywhere, courthouse. you might have waited until you got a couple blocks away or behind the hot dog stand maybe. >> the u.p.s. guy getting out of the truck, mr. baldwin, not too smart. >> that was funny part of it. but it is a serious conversation. what's interesting, they do acknowledge the benefits of fame which are many. but at the same time, her legitimate concern -- and it is different in europe about her children. she has a new child, as we know -- and the sense of sometimes the altercations that take place and you never really know exactly what sets what person off and you can't figure out exactly what might have happened to not have had that happen. >> it is also scary when you think about children. i went to a

meanwhile, woody allen takes his next movie to italy. "to rome with love" with alec baldwin as the weary voice of reason. have you heard about ted? seth mcfarlane voice is a teddy bear who comes to life and grows into a foul mouthed adult. the box office this week was dominated by brave and madagascar are3. i think people are going to be talking about this movie "saidted." leave the kids at home and don't tell anybody assaulted. -- don't tell anybody you saw it. >> we all like a bargain, and stores rely on sales to get customers into their stores. >> police with undercover at a major national retailer and found out those deep discounts may not be as big as they seem. >> look around kohl's and you think everything is on sale big time. look at this more closely. under this tag, the original price, just $89.99. the pillowcases or 60% off but that is after they raised the regular price. >> the higher regular price comes out and you can see it was $64 originally. >> we are getting taken, big time. >> we show up in maryland and virginia findin

last night an on the scene of woody allen's film he tells his part of how he's a victim in this casedidn't lung at anybody contrary to what the photographer had to say. again we are out here this morning keeping a safe and comfortable distance. we hope to see him. if he talks to us we will share that with you. for now everything is okay here in the east village. we are going to send it back to you inside. >>> thank you very much. be safe out there. >>> mitt romney has been telling americans his business background makes him more prepared than president obama to lead the country over the next four years. karl cameron joins us now with a look at his leadership style. >> it sets the tone, establishes division and sets what the objectives are and holds people accountable for following through on these measures. we have not seen that with this president. >> he turned around the olympics and as governor of massachusetts. a former gop rival is now national campaign chairman. >> organizations take on the personality tempo and style of their leaders. if you look at mitt romney's campaign you