. >> reporter: with a new villain, a new leading lady in penelope cruz and that same captain not so courageous. [ screaming ] >> reporter: in search of the fountain of youth. but a few weeks before the opening of "pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides" finds producer jerry bruckheimer with editing room details still to attend to. >> mutiny is -- >> reporter: today, he's checking out visual effects shots with marty cloner. >> we're taking the best ones and putting it together to show the visual effects part of the academy to hopefully be considered for an academy award. >> reporter: you haven't put the movie out yet. >> well, i know. he's the one that did it all. we want to catch him so we don't have to pay him again. >> reporter: keeping it creative and commercial, with both eyes on the bottom line. that's what's made bruckheimer a powerhouse producer for some 30 years. what do you do in a movie, jerry? >> coaching in our game is usually the director. there's a general manager of the team, which is what i am. i'm the one that has to oversee it all. >> reporter: he's done that on hits lik

the furious five return to protect all of china from a new villain. >> it's a fun, terrific movie. jack is out at the red carpet at the zeigfield theater. >> see what you've done to these small children, they are skipping school to be there for this. >> are you talking to me? >> i say stay in school, kids, but isn't it summer break yet? >> can you hear him? you better do the interview. >> it's all over. >> it isn't all over. >> jack, tell us about your character. he sort of evolves from the first kung fu panda to this one. tell us about him. >> well now he is the dragon warrior. he is no longer fung fewaster in training. he's arrived and is working with the furious five to protect all of china from a new evil villain named shen, a peacock, which may not sound dangerous, but trust me, who is playing the peacock? >> i like that peacock. >> gary oldman. when it's gary oldman playing the peacock, you'll be scared, believe me. i think it's better than the first one, honestly. >> what is cool angelina jolie is in this. lucy liu is in this. lucy will be with you at the premiere? >> yes. s

. >> he's the new villain in it. when you first see it, he's not what you would expect in a villain. >> when we watch, my kids like to pretend. i'm going to be that one. you're that one. my boys like monkey and the mouse. >> do they know that you're -- your guys are little, 3 and 4? >> 2 and 4. >> they're close. do they know who you are? >> they kind of have a sense of icht they know daddy's voice but they haven't put 2 and 2 together. they think po is a bear that exists somewhere, but they'll get it. >> you were actually trained in martial arts. first po doesn't know much and then he's better. >> that's right. he's the dragon warrior. >> and did all the martial arts training help you out here? >> look, i don't want to brag about my martial arts training because that's going to give people the wrong idea, that i'm ready to get into a caged match. >> ooh, hello it's about the yin and yang, if you can get this movement here. >> if you touch angelina, you're going hear from me. >> what advice do you have from me? what d

these guys are kind of villains in a sense of where we want journalism to go. fox news and the daily, who knows where that is going to go, but they are not necessarily public-interested, public radio, public tv, public press minded people. >> that is an opinion that has probably been ill-served in my opinion, having worked in two of those companies and seen the dedication that they give to journalism. everyone has their opinion of fox news, right? rupert also owns "the australian." he owns the "wall street journal." bloomberg sprung from nowhere to create progress of journalism online. i will respectfully disagree on that. >> thinking about california watch, we feature

these guys are kind of villains in a sense of where we want journalism to go. fox news and the daily, who knows where that is going to go, but they are not necessarily public-interested, public radio, public tv, public press minded people. >> that is an opinion that has probably been ill-served in my opinion, having worked in two of those companies and seen the dedication that they give to journalism. everyone has their opinion of fox news, right? rupert also owns "the australian." he owns the "wall street journal." bloomberg sprung from nowhere to create progress of journalism online. i will respectfully disagree on that. >> thinking about california watch, we feature them regularly, and they are doing excellent investigative work. is anyone familiar with those, and can you talk about the success and where you see that going? do you think that we will see more of these kinds of outlets? >> i think that paying for news journalism and especially for news journalism with a variety of political agendas, historically in san francisco, was paid for by real estate an

and i did a reading in la last year, and we did the reading in new york city. and this is a show where the asians and the asian americans in the show are not necessarily portrayed as villains. there are villains... there's the good guys, and there's the villains. or what is perceived as the villain. because stereotypically a lot of asian actors in a lot of american shows would be maybe the triad leaders, or gang leaders, or what. but with this, the romantic lead is asian, the romantic lead, the leading lady is asian, and george takai is the lead guy. >> hinojosa: what i love is the fact that you are here, this international star. because your music, you've, like, what, gone multiplatinum on who knows how many records? but you still have to go in sometimes and read for a part. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: right? >> absolutely. >> hinojosa: you still have to do that. and people might not know this, because, you know... >> i still have to audition. >> hinojosa: ...people don't necessar... i always watch all of the credits on everything, especially because i have kids. wh

they are all on a new mission to defeat the peacock villain who is scareyer than you might think. >> hi, lucy. you are a sweet viper. >> i am. >> you love po. >> she is very supportive. she is not born with advantagev. >> what did you do to get into the character? >> they wanted me to have the same natural voice. they didn't want to change it, higher or lower. they didn't want the tones to be different. >> isn't that the way to make a living. you are beautiful. >> actually, sometimes i was doing a movie at the time and i came straight from work. but the great thing is they can work around your schedule. so if you have a day off or half a day that you are working, you can work, sort of still get that in there. >> it is more fun, more energy, more chemistry but you have to go with it. it is good and bad. >> sit an acting exercise. you see what the other actors are doing. >> the director will tell you what she is imagining and you have to go with it and just -- >> yeah. >> use your imagination. >> we didn't hear what happened after. tell us about last night. he was doing some kung fu on

new polls out today show the president getting a bump in the polls. can it last until next november? also, it's the end of the silly season. what do republicans do when they are not talking about birth certificates and college records? and our poker-faced president? we'll show you what president obama was saying publicly while privately of course he was approving plans to take out bin laden. and let me finish with the republicans. what can you say about a party that gives more credit to george w. bush than to president obama for capturing bin laden? we start with mission accomplished. we have a reporter for "the new york times" and an iraq war veteran and executive of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. gentlemen, thank you both for coming. i want to ask a tough question which has been circulating with our producers and everyone here at "hardball." are you able to say, mark, as a reporter for "the times" going to deadline tonight whether torture was necessary to catch osama? >> well, all of the reports we have had so far that the information tha

was the environment the symbol of america's war on terror since nine eleven he had been the greatest villain the u.s. invaded afghanistan to chase him down and game and his associates the chase took a phenomenal lot of time and resources down and thousands of afghan civilians died new war waged by allied forces and led by the united states has left us again is that as unstable as every it's now a hotbed of extremism. u.s. administration now of course hail so some of the law his death is a great victory on the war on terror front but the bigger question is how much more terror has that war instigated ever since he was has a track record of policies that backfired like arming and training the afghan mujahideen in the one nine hundred eighty s. and you know in their fight against the soviet troops subsequently the same guy who the millikan's turned their weapons and training against the u.s. among those supported by the us was osama bin ladin whose group eventually evolved into al qaida but like i said i said there is a lot of cheerleading going on in washington right now and it seems many find

. >> jimmy: he's a cat in the lap away from being a bond villain. speaking of sexy senior citizens, this arnold schwarzenegger maid story is starting to quiet down but fortunately for us, we have many eager entertainment news programs digging around to keep it alive. "the insider" got their hands on a good clip today this is from 2001. it's arnold and maria speaking to reporters about the mother of arnold's bonus baby the maid. of course, maria didn't know she was the mother of the baby. but pay special attention to arnold's face while maria talks. >> i'm christina mclarty. the shocking video was shot in 2001. it was right there on the steps of that church where maria praised patty as arnold stood by her side. >> how proud we are of her being a single mother five kids raising all of them putting food on the table, keeping her job, ten years, showing up -- >> keeping her job and doing an incredible job. >> jimmy: doing the jobs no one else wants to do. and doing them well. i have to say that is probably -- probably the best acting i've ever seen him