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. >> rose: there is something called app to youan, explain to me what that means. >> some lame brain. >> rose: like hitchcockian, app to youan. >> i don't know exactly. >> rose: what do you think it means? what is it, in other words, what is it that if you say it is an apatow movie. >> oh, yeah, i guess it's used right now as saying there are buddies involved in the movie. there is languages that feels natural and some cursing. >> rose: a lot of reference to sex and women. >> exactly. his references to women, what i love about this movie, on occasion judd has heard some, you know, what is it? what did i say? what is the negative on you right now. >> that i'm sexist. >> oh, sexist. >> rose: no, miss an thropic. >> how would you define that word. >> someone who hates everything. >> see i think i'm a wussy. i think i'm whipped rses let's get to that. so i read about your reviews. lots of them for a movie which is essentially a comedy but serious theme. how do you face death and how does one person face death. there is a psycho analysis about you that surprises. >> i'm not even that inter

but as youan see there is not a part for the i don't see them playing ws, all right. but that was just ternet rumors. >> rose: all right. the movie you made is two and a half hours, holong, 2:52. >> no, no no, not that long. 's actuallyshorter than "pulp fiion". two urs an 30 minute >> rose: that is abo right for you. >> no, i think it i paced just fine. i want it to shall did -- i actuly was very, i was more dciplined on the writing ofhe script than hi been a while far as the script was concerne i didn't want it to be a threhour movie. it is the kind of movie that could be someing like that especially the way i write. and then also en the thing is because i wted to make the film festival i didn't have time tomuter about. >> rose: six wks. >> a little nger than that. >> rose: why couldn't you make the festival in 2010. >> o man that would ju be too far away, man. i nted to --. >> rose: you were convinced you could do it. >> i was cvinced coy do it or aleast give it the old college try. but i know if am going climthat mountain i wl make ibut i also liked the idea of br

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so youan basically do two things in one bill, use a carbon tax, people who get hurt othethan the oilnies whh not many people he sympat for are people who have to drive long distances because they can't afford t buy a house whereheir jobs are. those ople are likely not to have health insurance lose their health insurance andhis would guarantee them health insurance the restf their life that was affdable. so you know, think that's t best way to fun it but i'm not gettingnto all thattuff. this is a tou job these senators and congresspeople have they have to maktough choices and aga i'm not quibbng about the fuing source. i am going to quibble about whether it's real or not. you don't want to raise a l of money athe tarpse -- taxpayers expense and gi it tohe health care compani and not ge things done. tavis: you said pple not necessarily have sympath for oil coanies and i hear your point and not many have empathy fo persons who hapn to be wethy and who make a million dollars a year or more. but there is this conversation that's srting to grow whether or not the obama administration real

like hitchcockan, app to youan >> don't know exactly. >> rose: wt do you think it means? what is it, in other wds, what is thatf you say it is an apatow mie. >> oh,eah, i guess it' us right now as saying ere are buddies involved in the movie. there is languages that els natural and some cursing. >> rose: a lot of reference to sex and women. >> exactly. his references to women, wh i love about thi movie, occasion jd has heard some,youknow, what is it wh did i say? at is the negative on you right no >> that i'm sexist. >> oh, sexist. >> rose: n miss an thropic. >> how would you dine that word. >> someone who hate everytng. >> see i thi i'm a wussy. i thi i'm whipped rse let's get to that. so i read about your reviews. lots of them r a movie which is essentially comedy b rious theme. how do you face death and howdoes one person face death. theris a psyc analys about u thatsurprises. >> i not even that interesting. >> rose: i havsome quotes about this too. tell me how youee this. >> okay. >> rose: and you tught about this. >> what i thought when i was making it, was that the

>> iill ask him or youan ask him. don'tsk me. >> charlie: youill not dissolve parliament. you will not dissve parliament any time soon. >> tre are many rumors. charlie: yes, that's why i ask. >> andhere is freedom o speech. people say that the pairment this -- parliamt, this or that except once a decision by the supreme constitution of the court and the more good opposition you have, the better, the moretrong, the stronger our members would be. but rumors are there. somebody may say befo, sobody may say maysay after. i hear these rumors ke any other person. >> charlie: but then wh n't you simply say i will not dissve parliament? >> i can't say that i wl not dissolve the parlment. ther might be som circumstances. i don't have any athe moment but there might be some circumstance that call forhe dissolutioof the parliament. but at the moment there is no single point that merits the dissolion of e parliament. the dissolion of the parliament becomes imperative only when there i addressing demand. >> charlie: . president, thiseekend you go to washington. you will bthere mondaynd

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where exactly tedy bruschi fits in at this point iy his career, what his role actually system what can youanthat story line? thdthat talk was sparse because bruschi has worked out with the second team for most of the preseason.he he's been a good sport and saidi don't read too much into that.ad i think there are some signs hei may be a situational player.. he's beeeran guy. he's been around thisn patriots team for a long time and billase belichick values that aspect of what he brings to the table. it's possible he won't start, but again, bruschi working out r with that second team, but he's healthy. he says we'll see. but i think the patriots definitely consider him some sort of extra coach on the field. >> one of the real mainstays of the patriots' dynasty that we'vo seen here in recent years. wendi, let's talk about the redskins for a minute. characterize the level of importance of this game forchare washington quarterback jason campbell.washon >> well, it's a preseason game,' so i always hesitate to say too much. having said that, it was a tough off-season for jason campbell, and that has

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taking a look outside youan see the haze across the area. in d.c., 79 quantico and a southwest wind, we're going to rise again to near 90 degrees. another day with afternoon thunderstorms, evening, too, could be isolated severe ones with heavy rain. joe? >> veronica, thanks much. >>> on the top side of the capital beltway a little backup into silver spring and bethesda. other than that okay, no lane concerns. right now moving nicely. however, we'll be watching for the midday construction. we'll keep you updated on that. joe? >> thanks. tonight at 5:00, gluten-free foods, you may see the labels in the store more and more because there's a growing number of people that need it. tonight a closer look at celiac disease. ♪ i got a pocket, got a pocket full of sunshine ♪ >>> that's pop star and the star of our friday summer concert series, british singer and songwriter, ms. natasha bedingfield, singing "pocket full of sunshine," the weather song. we'll have a sky full of sunshine friday when she stops by. or we're hoping for the sunshine. anyway,

youan pick up here any minute. [laughter] >> you would do the hard part out of the way.spend about sometime internally developing research paper called action, that many of you have seen on international benchmarking athe very first call to action was notion that states need to come together and develop common standards. in april, we had a meeting with 37 states, who we spoke to about a memorandum of agreement that they would sign, what the common standards, initiatives would be all about. and some of the key points that you probablyeard about that were really pieces of the discussion were that this effort would be different than others. others. it would be internationally benchmark. meeting the standards would have evidence that other leading countries were using standards that were included in this document, that they would be researched and evidenced-based. and that really is, if you have had a chance to see the standards, you know, most of you know that they were leaked out before we intended to have them come out. that's not a problem. actually, it has bee a very go