. >>> and heading to hollywood? >> for many indian actors making the move to hollywood has been difficult. a very high-profile indian actor recently made a mission impossible film. he does not have a big part, of being cast in a hollywood franchise is seen as a significant move forward. >> he shot to international fame after playing quizmaster in "slump of a millionaire -- slum dog millionaire." he was cast in a terrorism from "24," then the new installment of "mission impossible." for this actor, not making headway in hollywood means spending time -- making headway in hollywood mean spending time in los angeles, but that has not bothered him. >> i wait for the call, which for any filmmaker or director to cast me in a film. i am just enjoy it. >> some actors have made forays into movie making and the west, but the flourishing hollywood career could not follow. he maintains without any bitterness there is some opposition to indian actors in hollywood. know, the brown skin, the way that we speak is probably not very f

did you think, "look, hollywood is on my radar, hollywood..." because now you live in hollywood. >> no, that was before hollywood. >> hinojosa: exactly, but were you thinking at all like hollywood might be something that... >> no, i never think hollywood might be something ever, because you have to understand, my... the actors in england, my time, they may want to go to hollywood... >> hinojosa: but they would never say so. >> they would never say so. it's like really selling yourself. you see, so you never think about hollywood. and you never think about getting awards. now, of course, there is an award every year, right? i mean, not every year. every day, every day. >> hinojosa: every month. >> no, every day. you never think of getting awards. me? you know, little old me who is an ethnic actress? so, i mean, go to hollywood? oh, no, i wouldn't possibly sell myself. >> hinojosa: but in the end, hollywood has... if you... >> in the end, i mean, a lot english actors also in the end came to hollywood, all right? and new york actors who tried to be

no one comes to hollywood to see them. but an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 homeless teens and young adults live right here under the famous letters on the hill among the stargazers and the wanna-bes. >> can you guys spare anything for food? i just got here from hawaii and i have got nowhere to go. i don't know anybody here. >> on the streets for just a few months, brittany and jason are finding hollywood not all it's cracked up to be. >> i have absolutely no resources. it's gotten really bad. >> and 21-year-old allison knows how bad it can get. >> sometimes you've got to do [ bleep ] you don't want to do to survive. you don't like it but you got to do it anyway. >> tom, a drifter from denver, came here by chance. >> some crackhead sold me his bus ticket to l.a. for 5 bucks. >> 17-year-old al isn't innocent to these streets. >> i never did heroin or speed until i came here. >> these are the faces of america's invisible generation. >> i've been running this since i was 11. everyone knows me as spider. it's my tatoo. >> theirs is

making headway in hollywood, why india's screen stars are switching from east to west. it's 10:00 in the morning here in spinning pore -- in singapore. >> it's 2:00 a.m. in london broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. >> hello, welcome once again. britain has ordered the immediate closer of the iranian embassy in london and given iran's staff 48 hours to leave the country. the decision follows tuesday's attack on the british embassy in tehran, hundreds of protesters rampaged two compounds and trashed embassy offices. some countries have recalled their ambassadors for consultations. our world affairs editor john simpson reports. >> syria said yesterday's attack, there has been worse over the years but cutting off all diplomatic relations is extraordinary rare in peacetime. perhaps it was to teach a lesson to a country that doesn't play by the rules. a country which seems close to having a nuclear bomb. >> the iranians are being informed now we require the immediate closer of the iranian embassy in london and all iranian diplomatic staff must lea

he helped foster the careers of some many in hollywood. he has worked with francis ford coppola, martin scorsese, and some anymore. his new movie, exploits of hollywood rubble. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] the lighted -- tavis: and delighted to welcome roger corman to this program. he is responsible for more than 500 films the movie is called, exploits of a hollywood rubble. here are now scenes from his world. >> i started my own company for a variety of reasons.

people will say, i want to live next to the hollywood sign. >> it is all about access to the hollywood sign. this is fantastic access. up here is where all the tourists really want to go to. they cannot. we are here because we got special permission. these letters have been built to withstand an earthquake. whatever happens, the route was set to go on for very long time. >> you're trespassing. >> bbc news, los angeles. >> finally, if you were offered a free ceremony and even a free banquet, and also complimentary gift, would that make it more likely that you be prepared to marry? apparently, it seems to be the case in colombia. 97 police officers in the country taking part in a free wedding ceremony. it is a tradition in colombia. it can only happen if one of the members getting married is a police officer. this is "bbc news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global strength to work for a wide range of f

has become hollywood east if you will where groups like the n.p.a. spend an incredible amount of time and money securing the help of politicians to push their agenda and usually it works but this latest congressional research report is just one more piece of evidence in a vast sea and it is high time to movie executive for movie executives and the film industry to drop their false arguments stop pushing for these destructive bills because the public is catching on. now looks like ron paul is definitely getting the front runner treatment now the media is going absolutely wild today bringing his skeletons back out of the closet. with his rise in the polls ron paul is facing scrutiny as reports resurfaced and we've touched on this at the top here about racist newsletters that were sent to the congress and the congressman's name is ron paul leading to do i will hold the presidential candidate is facing renewed questions about racially inflammatory writings these are extremely inflammatory newsletters there were some comments made racist comments and news

>> the hollywood reporter, one of the two trade papers in hollywood gave us a bad review jie. what did they say? >> i believe they are haters with a capital ate. >> it is like christmas for beautiful people, and people who work at the hollywood reporter are ugly, ugly sad people. >> it was a jealous, envious review. >> and you know what will happen, they are going to help. if there is no hell, i will make their life a personal hell. you can bet on that. >> i love you. >> i love you too. let's go to meet our guest. she is so hot that snow men sue her for reckless endangerment. i am here tonight with brooke goldstein. what a wonderful cover. she is the found -- she is the founder of the children's rights institute. there it is, brooke. if you just waited awhile, i have to show the book. as if anybody could see that, it is called law fare, the war against free speech. i have no idea what it is about. i bet it is a pop up book. if hilarity was a baskets of buscuits i would bang him against the ground. and even his shadow has light, my side kill bill schulz. and he has -- bill schu

>>> hollywood mystery. the real life whodunit in the hollywood hills. more than a dozen fires set. >>> your three words. what you told us about your hopes for the new year. the little boy who simply said "inspire the nation." >>> and saving good-bye. from columbo to colonel potter to the hollywood icon with those violet eyes. our "persons of the year." >>> good evening on this friday night. and we begin here with two economic victories to mark the end of this year. there was so much outrage over one of those big fees on the way, and you were heard. we'll tell you what happened late today on that in a moment. but first, the other economic headline. the close on wall street. after a tumultuous year for americans, their savings, their 401(k)s, tonight, a promising end to the year. look at this. a sort of ekg. the heartbeat of the markets over the past year. more than 100 days of those heart-pounding triple digit swings. up and down. but tonight, the close of the dow. we learned the year finished up 6%. so, what does this mean for your retirement nest egg?

like she's done with her career, she's dreaming big. ♪ >> she's hollywood's triple threat. she sings. dances. acts. >> you did not just poke me? >> and now she's a judge on "american idol." >> you're going to hollywood. >> she's jennifer lopez. >> you're a mother, you're a singer, dancer, a judge on "american idol", you're a philanthropist. how do you do it all? >> i don't know. one day at a time. ♪ one step at a time >> the theme song of her life and also the maribel foundation a nonprofit lopez started with her sister linda in 2008. it was a health scare with her newborn daughter emmy that motivated theory act. >> she had this lump on her head all of a sudden, you know. it was kind of soft and felt like water a little bit. >> what did you think? >> i didn't know what it was. i showed it to marc. i said if this baby, if emmy is not okay i'm not going to be okay. he goes i know. okay. yeah, like i know. i'm not going to be okay. none of us are going to be okay. so, let's handle it. and, you know, we called the doctor in the middle of the night. we had access to the best h

concentrated in the heart of hollywood. six of the fires spread from cars to homes and apartment buildings. extensive damage, but no injuries. and residents are visibly shaken. >> that's my home, i live there. i could have died. >> and it was done while people were sleeping. and that's the scary part. >> reporter: one of the homes, a piece of hollywood history, the former home of "doors" front-man, jim morrison. investigators believe this is the work of a serial arsonist. they're now reviewing surveillance tapes from the scenes of the various fires. the police department said marriage warning messages to residents. >> you are requested to report any suspicious activity. >> reporter: but with the case still unsolved, they're bracing for an anxious night. abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >>> we're going to turn overseas now, and to a nation on the edge tonight. syria. where today, by some accounts, hundreds of thousands took to the streets. the biggest protests in months. making a point to the outside observers from oth

sign. >> the fight is all over access to the hollywood sign. this is fantastic access. here is where all of the tourists want to come, but they cannot. we are just here because we got special permission. these letters have been built to withstand earthquakes. whatever happens, the row is set to go on for some time. that tension, you are trespassing. -- >> attention, you were trespassing. >> i am not sure many residents of california have much sympathy for those people. that brings today's program to a close, but get updates on our website at any time and see what we're working on. this code for facebook page. for all of us here at "bbc world news america," thank you for watching and have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by

city of west hollywood. some of them near famous landmarks. one of the incidents was at the former home of the late rock star jim morrison. the fire reported at about 1:20 this morning. ironically morrison who performed with the doors in the 1960s was the guy who famously sang "come on, baby, light my fire." now arson investigators are koem combing through surveillance videos to see if they can find out who lit these fires. police arrested two men for arson on thursday. they were in jail during friday's incident. >> when it's something manmade and someone is trying to do harm and trying to cause damage, yeah, it does hit home with us. >> reporter: law enforcement and fire officials say it's a tense situation tonight as they wait to see if there will be another arson epidemic. george lewis, nbc news, hollywood. >>> it was a mixed day on wall street, this last trading day of 2011. the dow finished down 69 points but gained 5.5% for the year. the nasdaq closed down 9 and the s&p closed down 5, ending the year r

hollywood, or the colors of the dream factory. they show us the hot where they used to leave -- live. hardly anyone here knows them, and most of the previous tenants had to flee for their lives with a big fire. the mood changes when she shows us the place where she grew up. >> my clothes from the film, the prizes, they all burned, unfortunately. cracks in the evening, she is back with her sister -- >> in the evening, she is back with versus theirs -- her sisters. what is most fun as watching television with brothers and sisters. then, everything is alright. every day should end like this. >> so, she continues to live in two worlds -- the tough world of the slum, and the dream world of hollywood. ♪ >> now, many of you have already sent us your favorite recipe for our global snack series. thank you, and rest assured we will remain on the lookout. today, we get to the bottom of the yummy softness of the bagel, a canadian style. ♪ >> for today's global snack we travel to montreal, canada. the city's ethnically diverse neighborhood

policÍa de california abatiÓ a un hombre que disparÓ al azar contra vehÍculosen una transitada vÍa en la hollywood. panorama devastador en colombia sin honduras. peregrinos comienzan a llegar a la basÍlica de guadalupe en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> hola, buenas noches. comenzamos el noticiero hablando de la ley inmigratoria en alabama y cÓmo ha cambiado la actitud del gobernador del estado que hace poco apoyo esa ley y hoy dice que querÍa hacerla mÁs simple y efectiva. >> muy buenas noches. te cuento que el cambio de actitud del gobernador de alabama segÚn analistas y activistas pro inmigrantes no necesariamente obedece a su preocupaciÓn por los inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en su estado, sino a una razÓn o en intereses mÁs poderosos. >> todo parece indicar que la decisiÓn del gobernador de alabama de revisar la severa ley contra los indocumentados que Él mismo empujÓ con toda su fuerza y firmÓ de puÑo y letra, tiene que ver con el temor de que esa decisiÓn pueda ahuyentar a las compaÑÍas extranjeras de su estado. cuando la ley entrÓ en vigencia la policÍa arrestÓ a altos e

>> and now she's a judge on "american idol." >> you're going to hollywood! >> she's jennifer lopez. >> you're a mother, a philanthropist, an actress, a singer, a dancer, a judge on "american idol." >> i'm tired. what i am is i'm tired. >> how do you do it all? >> i don't know. i don't know. one day at a time. >> the theme song of her life and also the maribel foundation, a nonprofit lopez started with her sister linda in 2008. it was a health scare with her newborn daughter emmy that motivated her to act. >> she had this lump on her head all of a sudden. and it was kind of soft and felt like water a little bit. >> what did you think? >> i didn't know what it was. i showed it to marc. i was like, if everything's not okay, i'm not going to be okay. and he was just like, i know, okay. you know like, yeah, like i know and i'm not going to be okay and none of us are going to be okay. so let's handle it. and we called the doctor in the middle of the night. we had access to the best healthcare. we had all this privilege. and i realized that when i went home and i w

>> time to create a great meal. >> bob and liza are going to -- >> hollywood's bob gray. >> hollywood's bob gray. >> great to see you. >> good to be back. >> thank you, liza with a "z." >> ready? less is more, josh. go. >> come on. >> you need to make at least a couple. >> come on. >> come on. >> oh, yeah. >> nice. >> the pressure. >> come on. >> i'll give you that one. that's two. >> come on. >> time, time. >> it's looking good. >> that's three. >> come on. >> three. >> we're going. >> i'll give you credit for that. that's four. >> come on. >> oh, that's five. >> how are we doing on time? how are we doing? >> oh, mario. >> come on. you got it. >> you got it. >> six. >> seven. six -- >> that one doesn't look too good. >> hurry up. >> three, two, one. >> it's so much fun. >> wait a minute. >> oh. >> you cheated. >> hold on. hold on. >> it was him. >> just so -- >> sometimes you just got to walk away from it. >> there seems to have been a little bit of liberty taken with some of the forms. this, on the other hand, i don't know. what do you think? how many. one, two, three, four, five, six

hollywood hopes for movie magic by reaching back in time. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. as the sun came up over the middle east this morning, the last american troops exited iraq, literally closing the gates behind them. they left the way they came, back in early 2003, rolling into kuwait with military precision. in the end, it was an almost nine-year long journey, over a path paved with triumph and heartache, hope and frustration. we lost 4,487 of our men and women in uniform. the number of wounded, over 32,000. the price tag, $800 billion. finally, it is over. and tonight those who served and those who bravely waited for them here at home are taking stock of it all. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel was there to witness the historic moment. he joins us now from kuwait. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it was an organized, dignified exit from iraq and now the rest of the troops have returned here to kuwait. a convoy of mraps moved into kuwait in a single file line. it le

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chances are you're going to find out in that masochistic exercise known as hollywood travel. u.s. airlines imposed about a dozen fare increases in 2011 and of course they charge full fare for kids, but families will pay, meltdowns will ensue and blood pressure will rise so tonight's abc's david wright bravely asends to cruising altitude in search of survival tips for all. >> reporter: the midair meltdown is now practically a special category on youtube. most of the videos filmed not by parents but by people who got stuck sitting next to them. i used to be the guy that would roll his eyes when the baby walked on board, please. and now i'm the guy stuck with three kids. i guess it's karma. >> people don't like listening to other kids cry. we can all sympathize. >> reporter: families traveling with small kids make up 30% of the traveling public and during the holiday rush it can often seem like us against them. >> get the look when you're boarding on the plane, people are afraid you're going to sit next to them. >> reporter: one travel survey suggested what amounts to a flying family

i'm like, "well, in hollywood or on the terrorist list?" >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> i was like, trying to make sense of that. and funny enough... >> hinojosa: what's the d list? >> you know, i don't know. i mean like, some other guy's name who's maybe a "suspect," and then i changed my name from ( speaking in lebanese ) on my paport-- the american passport-- to haaz sleiman to make it simpler, you know, for whatever-- credit cards, everything. i mean, it just makes it easier. people kept messing up with my name, you know? whenever i'm shooting a movie they're putting my name on the ticket and they put it wrong, and it's like, "you know what? just haaz sleiman." my stage name is haaz sleiman. i like it because my ex-wife called me haaz for like, years, and i as like, "that's actually kind of cool." i mean, it's... it's... you know, it stuck. >> hinojosa: all right, so let's talk about nurse jackie, because i really love this character. and going back to where you interrupted me-- remember that? >> about the judgment? >> hinojosa: yeah. >>

they're hoping it will put dubai on the map as an aspiring hollywood of the middle east. it's not the first movie to be filmed in dubai, but it's the biggest one set in the city. it's just the start for the emirates film industry. >> they need to capitalize on this run with this, prevent itself to the world as a place where films can come to be shot and be made with a minimum of fuss, and i think that's the situation which really could happen in the future. >> the "mission: impossible" series has earned nearly $1.5 billion at the box office. that's probably not important to dubai, just getting the film to come to the desert has given the city its biggest starring role to date. >> going to bring you breaking news regarding the pakistan president, asif ali zardari. a spokesman for the president says mr. zardari is going to stay in hospital in dubai for checks. he's currently being treated for a heart condition there. his departure from the country has fueled some reports of a possible resignation to follow, but the spokesman did say mr. zardari was there for routine medical

absolutely beautiful live picture of the hollywood seen behind us. a little bit of a history lesson. it was built in 1923 as a billboard to advertise a brand new housing development that was going in right here in the hollywood hills. it was only intended to be up for about 18 months or so, the famed 50 foot tall white letters spelled out hollywood land at the time. 1949 is when the word land was dropped from the sign and it eventually became synonymous with the entertainment industry. well, now, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world stop by to catch a glimpse and to snap pictures. officialsy the allure of tinseltown and iconic sign generates tourism dollars for the city. >> you get off the plane in paris what do you want to do. walk right up to the eiffel tower. in on done big ben and the historic buildings. berlin right to the gate which you can. in los angeles you've got to look at the hollywood signs. >> an increasing number of people who own the multi-million dollar homes in the hollywood hills are fed up with the sightseers an

. >> se busca en california a un sospechoso de provocar varios incendios en el Área de hollywood. >> que causaron miles de dÓlares en daÑos a propiedades. >> en mÉxico 8.000 efectivos del ejÉrcito llegan a tamaulipas para reforzar contra el crimen organizado y miami quedÓ en el primer lugar de las ciudades mÁs vanidad osas de estados unidos, les contamos por quÉ. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> buenas tardes les saluda fÉlix d y comenzamos en la llamada capital del mundo, nueva york. >> a solo horas de una de las celebraciones de fin de aÑo mÁs esperadas y vista por televisiÓn, en todo el planeta. >> pero en medio de la fiesta popular la preocupaciÓn de las autoridades por la siempre latente amenaza del terrorismo. >> en la pop lo sa time s se espera mÁs de millÓn de personas. >> cÓmo garantizar la seguridad en estos festejos. >> en vÍsperas de la multitudinaria fiesta para recibir el que llega cientos de turistas no se perdieron detalles de las pruebas para que todo salga acuerdo a lo planeado. >> la familia llegÓ de mÉ

>> dana: on hollywood, that the hollywood workers work against those what want the keystone pipeline. >> juan: they're environmentalists. >> dana: right. >> eric: got to leave it there. coming up, mitt romney says he wants to send barack obama -- not barack obama. wants to send obama back to kenya. i swear. uncle omar obama that is. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." you have can't choose your family. unfortunately, president obama is finding that out the hard way. his uncle, i'm going to botch this, uwango obama, we call him uncle omar, arrested for a dui. his uncle is also here illegally. presidential hopeful mitt romney say that the uncle should be shipped out. listen to what romney had to say. >> they want to know do you think uncle omar should be deported from the united states? >> andrea: i think it was smart for him to say this. do you agree? >> i would definitely agree. again, he is here illegally. it doesn't matter if he is president uncle or brother or whatever. he broke law coming here. should be treated like any other illegal immi

hollywood-- wow. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and i told you, i asked you, "are you moving to hollywood?" you said, "no, no, i have an apartment north of the heights." >> yeah, i do, i do. i live uptown, and you know, for me it's just logistical. i do most of my writing on the subway. i find it's the perfect mix of being able to intera with the world and be closed off, so any time i'm in l.a.-- like when i had to shoot my episode of house-- any time driving feels like lost time. that's... that's my writing time is commuting time. so you know, i... i participate in that world as much as is necessary, and then i go home. >> hinojosa: you're a producer of a hollywood film. >> ( laughing ) well... >> hinojosa: i'm sorry, i just have to say that. >> i'm a co-producer. >> hinojosa: okay, you're a co-producer... all right, well, let's just say you are producing a major hollywood film in a team... >> when you say it like that it's terrifying! ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: well, i want to know if it's terrifying. i mean, how do you... i mean, suddenly you're like, negotiating hollywood executives. and

the flames spread to nearby homes and apartment buildings in hollywood and west hollywood. one witness said he heard explosions and saw flames 30 feet high from the deck of a house once occupied by the late singer, jim morrison. police think the arsonist is using some sort of device to start those fires. >>> cursing baby dolls? some mothers say the toy not only giggles and cries, but says a word that rhymes with witch. >> oh. >> what did it sound like to you? >> very nasty word. >> yeah, see those dolls? they are called you and me interactive triplets and supposed to be for kids two years old and up. a lot of parents don't want the toys anywhere near their children. >> it was pretty plain and clear, i think. >> that's horrible for a baby to have something in their hand saying something like that. >> according to a spokeswoman, they say quote, we would never sell any doll that uses profanity. what you are hearing is baby babble. if someone hears something other than baby babble, they are more than welcome to return it for a full refund. >>> if you are looking for love on the

so that was his experience in the hollywood stock exchange he also used to work on wall street so i started by asking what he thinks when he hears that u.s. democracy could now be traded on an exchange. or as a couple of things first of all this combines the graft they see in washington with the fraud and malfeasance you find on wall street and in chicago so it's combining the two worst elements of american politics and economics today into one wrapper and of course the potential for abuse and insider trading is huge and i think if you have to you have to go back to the dodd frank last summer where they outlawed parts of these prediction markets contracts part of the covering such things as terra features but they also banned of box office futures contracts at the same time and i think that's a very interesting story why were they banned box office futures contracts but allowed political futures contracts there's a story they're not sure and many people know that story do you know that story what is the answer. well my understanding is that the canner fitzgerald was put together a cancer ex

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