the next jason borne movie stars woody allen. not really a gun person. not so much the killing but the loogd and the cleaning. it's a lot of work. [ laughter ] or even better creative sound editing to take away the cool gun factor. [sirens] see. those silly sound effects completely stopped by desire to get caught in a bloody three-way mexican standoff. we would love to your ideas. there are no bad ideas. i refuse to play the game of you is assault weapon. it's a hammer. an article cl came out this week of a massive number killed well hammers. [ laughter ] >> jon: okay. if you want to regulate hammers, we could try that. would it be possible to regulate bags of hammers or anyone as dumb as that? [ laughter ] but aside from hammer control which, by the way, was a great mc hammer album, do you have any other idea treers -- ideas for reducing gun violence? >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with is a gun s, is a good guy with a gun. >> jon: so a school principal with a gun is going to stop a guy with a bullet proof vest and a gun. i don't think principal

steven spielberg, woody allen. and a wonderful family that we have created all through these years. i think the most beautiful part, like right now i'm doing release from tucson. and there is such a beautiful variety, 50/50 popsicles i call them. one of the young peoples in the show is another 50/50 popsicle. >> incredible. outstanding. you're saying i've starred with all these people, but they're probably saying the same thing. >> unforgettable.n language ] the oscars, the year of the oscars, you know, the -- i didn't make it. when nicholson was introduced. when he was going to get the oscar and they chose my scene with him and it was wonderful. i didn't even get invited to the party, but the dog went to the parties. >> we had culture class, a comedy troupe here. >> insanity. >> they were talking about the kingpin and george lopez, two programs that are making it right now on mainstream tv. >> they didn't mention it? you wait until i see them. >> your take on the fact that there are only those two programs right now portraying latinos in whatever light it may be, but portraying the

he thought of george constanza and woody allen. he thought of philip and alexander's father yelling and screaming telling his son he was the son of the family shames. you don't be deserved to be called a view. you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror. you don't deserve to be a mexican. nor the fact that mexicans are the hardest working people and came here to work and give their children a better future. there is no mexican who tried to justify with arguments like a fantasy to celebrate cinco de mayo. you, my friend are the self hating [inaudible] of all mexicans. you are nothing but a big master baeter. foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and peop

it reminds me of woody allen's line "90% of life is just showing up". milton had a gift for staying there. he stayed involves in everyone's life no matter they were. before facebook there was a milton. you talked about his family and how important it was to him and i thought the connectedness was related to that family and family business in politics from such an early age and campaigning and engaging in people of every background, at home or some junket in some part of the world. all of these were second nature to milton marks. i loved david talking about the seven phone lines at the house and brings back the memories of visiting there. there was always something going on at the marks house on jordan avenue. his parents rented out rooms to jewish refugees and this was before cell phone and the phone rang around the clock and various languages. it wasn't uncommon to run into a complete stranger in the kitchen at night. i remember visiting one time at spring break and we had to sleep in cots in the limning room and all of the beds were taken by others. b

. >> there's even woody allen and mohamed ali being themselves and the' 60s being the' 60s. >> however many we put on line there's more to be discovered. it's like opening pandora's box, until you show people what is in the collection, they cannot connect with it and want it. >> it's 43 free, free for anybody to watch. >> we can watch it right now. >> you can no online and watch it. i will caution you, you will spend two hours there. it's a big job, as you heard and it's really just one guy plugging away at it, at the current pace it could take him 20 years to get through all the stuff sompt a little help may be needed. >> some interns may be out there and be interested. >> so cool about the history. >> two hours. >> stan franbay area tv archive is what you google. i will put a link to it on my facebook page. >> thank you. >> well i felt like it was a few degrees warmer, didn't you? >> it was boiling sunshine today. so warm comparatively. >> was i right? it was warmer? >> yes, we did have 20s and scans show rain free, no rain drops in sight and cloud free, and the clear conditions enab

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he gave an monologue from woody a lep -- woody allen movie. it made me feel unsafe.dent obama continually says outrageous beyond the pale and have we ever made spending cop tin jent op debt ceiling? we did it in 1985, 1990, 1993, 1997, 2010 and 2011. it's more like business as usual with the colleagues, wildly out there. >> obama and the democrats are using default as a weapon. not the republicans. they are saying you do exactly the way we want or you're in favor of default. you are crazy for having conditions but their only can is we have no condition. they shall prioritize debt payment first. period. so if that law was law, if the bill became law it would be impossible to default. then you cut spending to make up the rest of the shortfall. that is a different thing. >> but there are two different conversations going on, default for the whole country and then default on obligation. the 40%, that we can't cover. that there are people out there relying op this. you know -- >> but the problem with that point -- i think you are right on the analytical part. the problem

there's even woody allen and mohammed ali being themselves. and the '60s being -- well, the '60s. >> there are many more waiting to be discovered. it's like opening pandora's box. until you show people what are in the collection, they aren't going to be able to connect with it and respond to it. >> that was garvin thomas reporting. if you would like to take a peek at some of that old footage, go online to san francisco bay area television archives. >>> next on "today in the bay," we're just about a half hour from the start of the maverick's surf contest. we're looking live. the waves look pretty good. the monster waves bringing out the best surfers to the bay area. it's not all fun and games. we'll show you the trouble amateur surfers got themselves into. >>> larry gerston is in washington, d.c. for the party and for the politics. we'll also take you live back to washington, d.c. >>> looking live at the san francisco 49ers flag flying in the golden sunrise this morning in san francisco. it is not only nfc championship game, it's also inaugurat

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there's even woody allen and mohammed ali being themselves and the '60s being, well, the '60s. >> however many we put online there are many more waiting to be discovered. it's like opening pandora's box. until you show people what's in the collection, they aren't going to be able to connect with it and respond with it. >> reporter: garvin toms mass, nbc bay area news. >>> hundreds of people were on hand at washington, d.c. today to honor martin luther king jr. the ceremony took place at the king memorial at the national mall. the wreath was presented. the reverend jesse jackson and king's son, martin luther king iii attended the event as well. the national holiday honoring martin luther king jr. is tomorrow. it falls on the same day as president obama's public inauguration. he will take the oath of office used by a bible owned by martin luther king jr. >>> decorated world war ii veteran reunited with a medal he never knew was missing and given another he didn't know he was granted. 90-year-old george hier hill sad he received a purple heart when hitly shrapnel. he said he didn't ask about

. >>> if you believe, as woody allen does, that manhattan is the center of the world, here's a photoview taken from high above with central park as the central feature, and the buildings seeming to yield out of the way, out of respect. those orange-brown circles are softball fields, and that one right there is where we practiced for our epic showdown with the team from "the daily show" and it wasn't pretty. >> where's your mommy? >> you back off, evening news team. >> turning skyward, according to one estimate out this week, among just the stars we can see in the milky way, an estimated 17% of them have planets orbiting them that are the size of planet earth. that means about one in every six stars has a place like ours nearby. with 100 billion stars in just our galaxy, that means there could be 17 billion planet earths out there. just think of what this means. >> our whole solar system could be like one tiny atom in the fingernail of some other giant being. >> even without weed, it's still amazing. and more space, because we love space. if you live under these lines, that means you

. >> reporter: director woody allen was so taken with johannesson he cast her in three films includingout you, one of is that you were sexually overwhelming. >> yeah, right. reporter: what do you think about the whole sex symbol thing that's been sort of built up around you? >> i don't know. it's hard to have a perfect tiff on it i suppose. certainly that was never my intention. i'm not always going to be, you know, a sex symbol in that kind of... i won't always have to deal with that. sexy vein involve up use stuff. >> reporter: is it a burden in some way? >> i don't know. who cares? i mean, i'm rejected for everything. not everything. >> reporter: come on. i find that hard to believe. tell me something you've been rejected for that you really wanted? >> i wanted to be daisy in the great gatsby. >> reporter: the part went to british actress kerry mulligan. johannesson's next screen role? >> time to get the suit back on. reporter: are you sure about this? >> yes. it's going to be fun. >> reporter: it will be reprising the black widow in marvel studio's captain america sequel. did you e

estoy diciendo que funciona para tdo el mundo pero si hay muchos matrimonios que lo hacen así como woody allence nora salinas cuando no está en un set. >>> en méxico, según el portal basta, luis miguel estuvo con sus hijos miguel y daniel en un lujoso hotel en acapulco, después de casi un año de no verlos, se dice que luis miguel estaba en todo momento con sus guardaespaldas y dos niñeras. >>> continuamos en suelo aztea la hija de laura bozzo, alejandra de la fuente bozzo posó desnuda para la portada de la revista playboy dejando a muchos boquiabiertos. >>> anahí dejó al descubierto su lado maternal, muchos dicen que la ex rbd está lista para ser mamá. >>> en miami así nos encontramos a proyecto 1. >>> yo pensé que tú sabías aquí está proyecto 1. >>> y saludamos a maity interiano y el equipo de despierta américa, grabando el video de sigue la fiesta. >>> en los Ángeles, lindsay lohan por fin dio la cara ante un juez para ver si lohan violó su libertad condicional al mentirle a un policía. >>> entre ballenatos, llanto y mucha tristeza fueron los funerales del grupo combo colombia. >>> en puerto

[laughter] >> medicare is the best, frozen in time like a bad woody allen movie. medicare needs to be completely rewritten and around the way we practice medicine today, which bears no resemblance whatsoever to the way it was done in the 1960's. in the process of doing that, we can bring the cost of medicare down, not only for medicare but for private insurance that is always following medicare, because that is where most of the money is. >> and we have great bipartisan agreement. >> when medicare was signed into law in 1965, the typical american lived to about 70. today they live until about 78. health-care costs were roughly one-third as a measure of gdp as they are now. >> i am so glad we have so much bipartisan agreement. we can take steps to lower health-care costs. it is true, medicare is a growing part of the federal budget. it is also part -- also true that if we had the same -- it will take $500 billion over the next several decades. it endorsed the amount of money -- dwarfs the amount of money. i believe in raising the retirement age because we believe y

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