willis literally to go yeah ok it's not time for bruce willis to go this is an unmanned spacecraft but you know that means we're sending stuff because i thought you know nasa was all screwed because we have to shut down that program the shuttles are not ready for these i'll be retiring i want to send people to the moon anymore now if that's true you know private industry commercial counters i was you know it was and people the moon was like so beneficial to us right. yeah you're right and this is been on my mind for weeks now all good all the melancholy about the end of the retuning of the u.s. space program not the end of it nasa is still there still collecting eighteen billion a year in federal funds honestly if you think that the only way we can explore outer space is through a heavily bureaucratize and inefficient agency such as nasa you have no imagination that's true but i think it's more the symbolic fact that you know americans were great leaders in the space travel the space development programs and then suddenly because of financial issues and other mismanagement we had to sh

is it like you know that movie bruce willis and samuel l.jackson, the super hero has to have a nemesis. do they see you as their nemesis? >> they see me as their play thing. >> jon: oh, geez. >> there's a fantastic guy in upstate new york who used to be the head of the haitian death squad. he's now in prison for insurance fraud in upstate new york. he got away with it because he was working for the c.i.a.. >> jon: thank god for saying he's in prison. now i just felt like real he'll upstate new york? he's just up there. >> it's all right. 12 to 37 years for insurance fraud so you're okay. more importantly i'm okay. when i turned up, he said... i was so excited. everyone would say wow you won't believe it. i put on a special green shirt. i got my haircut. i was thinking, oh, myed god, i come to find out this guy is a psychopath and he's so excited about meeting me. i don't really want people to like me. i was thinking this isn't very psychopathic. i've driven six hours from new york and he's not being very psychopathic. finally i said to him isn't that a kind of weakness that you really

willis was like, "trust me. he'll be fine. [ laughter ] he'll be just fine." [ applause ] did you guys hear about this? the commandos who raided osama bin laden's compound apparently recovered fairly extensive stash of pornography. [ laughter ] yeah. that's understandable. i mean, it's probably not easy just having sex with the same 11 wives. [ laughter ] probably a little boring. that's right, they actually found porn in bin laden's hideout. interesting titles, too. "debbie does abbottabad." [ laughter ] "deep goat." [ laughter ] you've seen it? you've seen it? [ laughter ] "bare ankles 4." [ laughter ] and finally, "two humps, one camel." [ laughter ] i don't know. i just saw it. i don't know. [ laughter ] i just saw this -- president obama's campaign just moved into a 50,000 square-foot office in downtown chicago. meanwhile, ron paul's campaign lends a suite kiosk at the mall. it is so -- a lot of traffic. [ laughter ] right in front of the sunglass hut. a guy whipping those little planes around. "you guys ar

action movie, jason stathment, the bald bruce willis, he's fantastic. ben foster, terrifying in the movie to the point where if i saw him in real life, if i should run away from him or kiss him on the mouth. "the rite" however, god save me from the movie. f, f, f. anthony hopkins chewing scenery could not save this film. there's so many better horror movies about religion than this one. rent something else for the love of all that is holy. i won't absolve it of all its sins. >> my producer is saying we should not see that one before the world's ending at 6:00 p.m.? >> absolutely not. go see something fun that's good, that's going to excite you. go see "midnight in paris," or have fun at "pirates." >> and f in english as in flunk, not as f in french as in fantast fantastic. >> no fantastic word associated with "the rite." >> i love it, brutal honesty. thanks so much. movie.com. >>> who doesn't fantasize about being a great athlete. face-to-face with venus williams, reveals what she believes are the keys to achieving greatness. if there were three things

they watch movies and it's easy for bruce willis and all those folks to do it. this was real. there are so many things that can go wrong and everything i have seen so far, the planning, the execution was perfectly done, even when they had a helicopter have a mechanical problem, they took extra ones this time. not like the iranian rescue mission. >> let's talk about this mission because there's question about whether the primary mission was to kill or capture bin laden. john brenen seemed to suggest there was the possibility that they were -- they were considering capturing him. what's your take away from that? was this a kill mission name name. >> the president last night said and i heard it and couldn't wait to read the transcript and it says after a fire fight, comma. >> right, right. >> they killed osama bin laden. sounded like the fire fight was pretty much over. i think that's what the american people wanted, i think that's the right solution. there is a very extreme remote possibility if he would have threw his hands up, they would have captured him. that would have been

tmz reporting that bruce willis and demi moore's 17-year-old daughter tallulah was busted for alcohol possession and demi reportedly showed up to take her home from that event. >> are your kids spending two or three hours a night on homework. they say they've gotten out and want to lighten the load. children in the pleasantton california school district, and says there should be less homework on the other side. the president of belmont university, dr. bob fisher, thank you both for being here, we appreciate it. michael, let he me start with you. we're going to roll through some graphics that show parents at home what the proposal is there. in california, but first, will the me ask you, are we preparing our kids for the future? the united states is falling in terms of worldwide test scores. is this the right idea to lighten the load? >> i don't know if it's the right idea to lighten the load or strengthen the load. i think what they're doing is to choose what is the appropriate use of homework. i don't think it's a question of quantity when it comes to homework, it's the question of qu

i like willie mays and football players but bruce lee. >> there are more role models. >> it was my mother. she came from vietnam with a third grade education. she had me when i was 16. she is survivor of domestic violence and she was able to go from working there and being able to afford to buy her own house before she passed away in 2006. easily she is my role model. i get all my ins raise operation from her. >> do you think there is a culture aspect to the drive in the need to succeed. is that common among all immigrant kids, do you think? what is your take, that it has helped you? >> i can tell you something that came to me earlier. it's like the education is the big equalizer and i think we all share. if you can educate yourself you can increase your station in life. i have toll you, growing up, my mother wasn't telling me i had to be active in my community. there wasn't any big connection to the community. it was basically, this is what you need to do and i expect you to excel. >> so you are talking about mentoring and helping out the next generation for the kids to come. are their o