memories are short. >> my thanks to oliver stone. stone's next film is a documentary about latin america. for more on that and other special video clips, check out our website, wsjr.cnbc.com. >>> up next on "wall street journal report," we'll take a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> and then the sweater in formally known as fructose. will calling a spade a spade clear up consumer confusion? what do you say we get the look we want, the softness we need, and an unbeatable lifetime stain warranty for whatever life throws at it. then let's save big on the installation. ♪ we're lowering the cost of going barefoot. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get exclusive martha stewart living and platinum plus installed in your whole house for only 37 bucks. >>> now a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this week. tuesday the feds' open market committee ends a two-day meeting and releases its latest statement on int

. >> reporter: is there a little oliver stone in gordon gekko? >> sure there is, of course. >> reporter: a walk back down wall street with oliver stone later on sunday morning. >> osgood: don't try this at home is more than just a warning. when you attend the sort of event our bill geist just survived. >> reporter: now you might think saturday night in omaha sounds a little dull. but when they start lighting the roler derby girls on fire, you'll think again. one reason saturday night was an absolute blast. you'll see for yourselves later on sunday morning. >> osgood: we'll also remember simon and gar garfunkel's big concert in the park. hear from the man who reorganized the auto industry, consider what's in a name with the fast draw and more. but first here are the headline for this september 19, 2010. last sunday morning of summer. after spending over a year in an iranian jail, sarah shourd is now home. she's one of three american hikers charged with spying after wandering across iran's border. shourd arrived at washington's de los airport this

oliver stone just said, referring to nonstop media coverage. coming up, we'll ask our panel if financial reform would have prevented wall street's natural meltdown. stay with us. investors are demanding more for their money. good. this time, i'm watching fees like a hawk. i hate hidden fees. why should i have to pay for something that i shouldn't have to pay for? td ameritrade's pricing is clear and it's straightforward... it's spelled out upfront. no hidden fees... no bait and switch. no gotchas. and there's one flat rate for online equity trades... for big accounts... or small ones. that's the way it ought to be. time for fresh thinking. time for td ameritrade. >>> we're talking about wall street then and now. tom, before the break oliver stone mentioned how business news coverage impacts wall street. do you think it's as grand as he thinks? do you think it's having an effect on all of us. >> i think there's real time more information. i think that's all positive. i thing, people -- and i don't know -- >> that is warren buffet's job. >> is it

tom, before the break oliver stone mentioned how business news coverage impacts impacts w street. do you think it's as grand as he thinks? >> i think there's more real-time information. i think it's positive. i think the financial news and the media has been a positive as has the internet. itis harder to hide information. for many years, investors could hide things. secret deals still go on, but there's so much seepage and leakage through the internet. it gives the general public better access to what the pros has in the past. >> reform legislation. does it do anything to reign in wall street? >> let me tell you how jealous i am of ali of get thag cameo. there's safeguards in place. go back to the idea of let the investor be ware. we have to be more diligent of following where our money is. we were talking bernie madoff saying he's a great guy. >> hold on a second. let me challenge you. here's the problem for me for many, many people. you want to be diligent. >> if you don't understand it, don't investigate in it. >> oh -- tom do you think? >> warren buffet says that. like enron.

that's exactly what oliver stone set out to do. dagen is right, certain people will see this and say, i want to wear a suit and have a shaved head like that guy. i want to be just like him. so, i don't know, i mean, wall street's reputation can't get much worse right now. charles. i don't think a movie is going to-- >> i tell you what the first movie influenced me greatly and after i see the movie tonight next time you see me i'll be bald. speaking of that, tom, i understand the first time oliver stone called you he called you a greek warrior. >> that is correct. >> i thought daddy war bucks the first time i saw you, a greek warrior. >> young, young. >>. >> oliver is a great person and correct on saying that wall street is a great venture for capitalism, but unfortunately some people saw more money in speculation and that's why, you know, people in this movie who are villainized deserve to be villainized and at the end of the day, people will understand that wall street is a great place for people who do great things for america. >

i should point out, a personal best for director oliver stone. he's nerve her a number one opening at the box office and this is the most money any film he's ever done has opened at. so -- >> you followed it closely. you had a chance to talk to oliverstone? >> i did, about many things but began our interview with the most pressing question of all. we should roll that out right now. >> you cast my colleague and friend ali velshi in this film. one question -- what were you thinking? >> ali was fun to work with. he's bright. he's happy. he's upbeat. he represent as very important point of view in the film but i love his argument with anthony who's also on. i told him he could be a star. i said, get out of atlanta, though. snay new york. this is where the action is. >> reporter: absolutely. i'd like to quote from you this interview with ali. you said when i saw you i knew that bald dome was going to go all it's way. >> atlanta, go all the way. >> reporter: for me, and i've known ali for year, just a natural. it's not as easy to do as people think. >>

i would show up, it's different for me to just go up to george soros and say hi but when oliver stone introsdruss you it changes the wol dichotomy. >> funny for chaerlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: eric schmidst is here, the c.e.o. and chairman of google, the company seems everywhere. if you are looking for information, chances are you might google it. in search the company commands 65% of the u.s. market. then there's google news, google earth, googel maps and more. but as the company has grown bigger, it has also attracted more regulatory scrutiny over its market dominance. all the data google has about us also led to concerns about privacy. mean while the tech giant is pushing ahead in new avenues it is placing big bets on mobile where it's android operating system has gained market traction. it is investing in social networking with facebook is dominant. later this area it will launch google tv which will bring the web to vt screens. i'm pleased to have my friend e

oliver stone returns to this world with his new film "wall street money never sleeps" "and here is a look at the trailer for the new film. paragraph. >> one silk hanker chief. one watch. one ring. one gold money clip with no money in it. and one mobile phone . >> someone reminded me i once said greed is good. now it seems it's legal. >> no matter how much money you make, mr. gekko, will you never be rich. >> why don't you start calling me gordon. >> rose: joining me the film's director oliver stone, two-of-his stars josh brolin and shia labeouf. i'm pleased to have them here at this table. welcome, great to see you. what was the challenge for you? >> to go back after 23 years into a world that was complex and pull it off again. which is more complex now than ever. the 2008 market pore difficult to understand with credit default swaps and insurance and all that stuff. but we made it a background that is e way we treated it. we treated the crisis, it's all there. you parallel it. but we kept our eye on the foreground which is these six characters that are swimming around in the new yor

everybody should write. >> all right. >>> coming up, we have oliver stone. we'll be right back. >> and also controversy on sesame street. katy perry pulled off the air for flashing too much cleave at elmo. >> tell me when you're done with that. impressive resume. thank you. you know what, tell me, what makes peter, peter ? well, i'm an avid catamaran sailor. i can my own homemade jam, apricot. and i really love my bank's raise your rate cd. i'm sorry, did you say you'd love a pay raise asap ? uh, actually, i said i love my bank's raise your rate cd. you spent 8 days lost at sea ? no, uh... you love watching your neighbors watch tv ? at ally, you'll love our raise your rate cd that offers a one-time rate increase if our current rates go up. ally. do you love your bank ? >>> because tomorrow i, stephen colbert, will be testifying before congress. half spoken word, half dance number. now, that news made one of the friendly friends over at fox and friends so ensensed this morning that her hair nearly moved. jim? >> i mean, the idea that we're going to waste our

oliver stone, "wall street, money never sleeps." it opens in theaters september 24th. >>> up next, our friend, jane pauley, shares the story of a remarkable woman who decided to reinvent herself mid-life. remarkable woman who decided to reinvent herself mid-life. first, t everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> back, 8:44. your life calling today. contributing editor jane pauley has a special series of reports for us. this morning, she's here with a story of one person's second career, you might say is blossoming. >> videographer, katherine

the longer it can be and oliver stone will keep getting work. >> i think we could make a movie out of this. >> i like just a little bit, you can have the rest. >> i heard you were a tougher negotiator than that. >> on camera. >> okay. it's a pleasure to see you. thank you for paying us a visit. michael eisner. still ahead, our special election panel here to talk about the day's political headlines including the don't ask don't tell vote, not the mention the growing influence of money and secret money on our collections. have you heard of a 501 c4? probably not, but you'll want to know. we'll talk about it in a second, but first, from small town box stores to big city boutiques, walmart's new attempt to win over the elite with what we call small bars. what makes peter, peter ? well, i'm an avid catamaran sailor. i can my own homemade jam, apricot. and i really love my bank's raise your rate cd. i'm sorry, did you say you'd love a pay raise asap ? uh, actually, i said i love my bank's raise your rate cd. you spent 8 days lost at sea ? no, uh... you love watching your neighbors watch tv

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that active time two years ago is captured very effectively by oliver stone, a four-time academy award winner in his new movie, wall street never sleeps. oliver invited me to be with someone. i talked to oliver stone and he explained why. >> i'm glad i put you with a guy that runs a hedge fund. he's got a point. he takes the hard line. he says let it go. let the banks go. >> obviously that discussion continues to this day. should we have let the banks fail back then or did the government do the right thing by stepping in after the failure of lehman brothers. here's a scene from the movie. >> potentially at a point where we might actually lose the financial system as we know it? >> if the government doesn't get involved there is a risk of a global meltdown of the global financial system. >> this is a financial crisis and anyone who doesn't admit that is just kidding themselves. >> i disagree. you've got to get the government to say no in a situation like this. true capitalism is about disaster and correction. it's the natural cycle. without it, all kinds of artificial anomalies. >> if y

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the sequel reunites oliver stone and actor michael douglas. he is back in his role as gordon gecco. it beat out "legends of the guardians" which took in $16.3 million. the mother-daughter come comedy "you again" came in with $8 million. >>> well, it is sort of a sad weekend for the raiders. so close, and yet so far. >> both of our local teams. thank goodness for stanford. being a kicker in the nfl can be tough. you sit and watch and then like a light switch you are expected to just come in 1k3* -- in and kick the game winner. he is getting the start over campbell. that turned out to be a good choice. darrin mcfaden finds pay dirt. he ran for 105 yards. late third quarter. the arizona quarterback derrick anderson, to the best receiver in the game. the raiders are down four from their own 36. it is a clutch first down pick up. sebastian, 32-yarder to win it and he pushes it wide to left. his third of the game. a heartbreaker for the raiders. it is one and two. niners and kansas city and they were completely out coaches he sliped and he comes up with an inter seeping. dash sh ad interc

oliver stone? >> oliver stone, susan sarandon, frank langella. michael, who is going through his thing right now. but he's a tank. >> jimmy: michael douglas, yeah, he does -- oh, my god. >> he's great, man. the gordon gekko. and now he's back, 24 years later, so i think it's going to be a good deal. >> jimmy: you've worked with a lot of giant stars, i would say. i mean, besides you, yourself, sean penn. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you worked with -- you worked with michael douglas, as we said. >> michael douglas. >> jimmy: john malkovich. >> john -- [ imitating malkovich ] "um, yeah, josh. i like what we're doing here, josh. there seems to be more of --" he's doing operas and [ bleep ] now, right? oh, i can't say that word. he is. no, he's doing clothing lines and opera, so -- >> jimmy: john malkovich is doing a clothing line. >> so diane and i were traveling through europe, and he was like -- [ imitating malkovich ] "you know, josh, if you're going to be in vienna, josh, it would be great if you could come by and see my o-pera." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: th

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. >> the sequel to oliver stone's blockbuster 1987 film "wall street" opens tomorrow. which got us thinking about the 1980s, and how things have, and have not, changed. it's a trip down memory lane, '80s style. for david wright, it's a "sign of the times." >> reporter: the new kwl wall street" opening with gordon gekko getting out of jail. >> one watch. and one mobile phone. >> reporter: the well-dressed equivalent of an unfrozen caveman. in a world that's now greedier than even me imagined. >> it's about the game. >> reporter: a lot has changed the top of the charts was george michael. the tv shows that ruled the roost? bill cosby, "family ties" and "cheers." in hollywood, the big screen was obsessed by the dark side of the force. a different world, but some say, only by degrees. >> i know we're in a recession but it seems like we're just as materialistic. we're just as obsessed with wall street. the '80s are the longest decade other, other than that short period in the early '90s where people wore flannel. >> reporter: back then, it seemed like justice when gordon ge

here we are, 23 years later, oliver stone out with "money never sleeps." how has his take on the financial world changed in 23 years? we'll talk with mr. stone about that. >> also, what do men really think snfr that's such a cheap shot. >> role models, monogamy, a new esquire survey of 20 and 50-year-old men. >> illuminating. we'll get inside your mind. >> you don't want to be there. >> also we've got jane pauley here today. that's a treat. she'll be talking to a woman who followed her passion and now she makes meadows in urban environments. that's an inspiring story. >>> just a reminder, just a couple weeks from now, melissa and jeremy are going to get married right here on the plaza. we need your help to pick melissa's bridesmaid dresses. go to facebook.com/todayshow. text to 622639. text 1 for effortless romance, two for modern twist, three for fun and flirty, like meredith. and four for old hollywood like me. the winner next wednesday. >> okay. now let's get a check of the weather from stephanie abrams. >> we want to send good television to your friend

next week, oliver stone will be with me. >>> 20 years later, is greed good? keep it right here. have a great week, everybody. i'll see you next weekend.

some football fans agreed they'll be good because searches for the sequel to oliver stone's "wall street" are bullish. big hits on the film's trailer, up 469% this week. and people are going online to read the reviews, which are pretty good across the board. and also lots of people getting info on gekko. star michael douglas, his past movies, and on his current health. he's battling throat cancer right now and fans want to know how he's doing. and on the tv side, yahoo!'s seeing a huge spike as expected for "dancing with the stars." lots of buzz on who's cutting the rug this year. bristol palin, "the situation," david hasselhoff. anything can happen, rob and vinita. searches on the cast are up 846%. and hey, jennifer grey is also on the show this season. you know, from "dirty dancing." searches are up 1,500% on jennifer. you remember that movie, right? >> nobody puts vinita in the corner. of course you remember that. facebook went down yesterday. some funny tweets came out of there. it was off for a little while yesterday. you can see on the screen here, facebook down due to explosion in

the sequel to oliver stone's big hit from 1987. >> manage michael douglas returns as gordon gekko. here's david wright with a look at what has changed and what has stayed the same since greed was good. >> reporter: the new "wall street" opens with gordon gekko getting out of jail. >> one watch. and one mobile phone. >> reporter: the well-dressed equivalent of an unfrozen cave man. in a world that's now greedier than he ever imagined. >> it's about the game. >> reporter: a lot has changed since the go-go '80s. the top of the charts the year "wall street" came out was george michael. the tv shows that ruled the roost, bill cosby, "family ties," and "cheers." in hollywood, the big screen was obsessed with the dark side of the force. a different world. but some say only by degrees. >> i know we're in a recession but seems like we're just as materialistic, we're just as obsessed with wall street. the '80s are the longest decade ever. other than like that short period in the early '90s where people wore flannel. >> reporter: back then it seemed like justice when gordon gekko got busted f

oliver stone did something brilliant. he wanted to make a movie about the current financial crisis, and he used his iconic character of gordon gekko to do it. michael douglas is so great. this character fits him like a glove. he is everything. he is seductive. he is malevolent. he is loyally. you like him, despite yourself. we hope he can get some help because he is going through a health crisis. he is just fabulous in this part. you have thomas freed -- the character that is going to marry gordon gekko's estranged daughter. he is writing a book called "is greed good?" in a weird way, gordon gekko is almost the hero. one of the jokes is that the stuff that gordon gekko did in the original film is child's play compared to what the goldman saks and stuff did currently. it is a good way of dissecting the financial crisis. the one thing i can say is that it is a little over-stocked. it is complicated. >> what do you give it? >> 3 stars. i've liked it a lot, but maybe it was overly ambitious. >> molding on to -- moving on to -

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the second wall street movie hits russian cinemas on monday it's a follow up to oliver stone's highly successful chronicle of insider trading and corruption released in one nine hundred eighty seven but is there any crossover between fact and fiction and would such a movie be possible in russia c. the idea of a speaks to a man who spent over ten years as a trader in the u.s. and performed in the series wall street warriors. when you talk to somebody about this lack of change that people are scared you know this is like a bad lord or you know. we're going to have a lot of young guys twenty twenty two years old who works for our kompany who work with us and when the parents find would they do it like a casino it's nothing to do with the casino if you do really and i was in new work you can make money and everybody knows that it's got a big problem was that i think bristol of the rushes of now deserved to have maybe not a big movie may be not with the example of big name actors but i think personally of evil it's a i would shoot the movie which of the movie by the financial industry just

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