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Filmmakers Emily and Sarah Kunstler talk about their film, "William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe," which examines the life of their father, a civil rights lawyer who described himself as a "radical" attorney. The filmmakers talk about Kunstler's career, the role he believed that good storytelling plays in the courtroom, and how making the film helped them to understand him better.
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Tom Petty offers advice for people wanting to go into the music business and talks about getting back into the studio after so long and his newest project, "Mojo."
Tonight on the program, President Obama announces that billions of dollars will soon start flowing from BP to victims of the Gulf oil spill. We talk with BP executive Bob Dudley and assess how the president has handled the crisis so far. Also, we look at the effort to harness wind power from Mexico and a return to the stage for a famous dancing phenomenon.
BP suspends dividends and establishes a fund for Gulf oil spill victims. Dean CrutchfieldSenior Partner, Method describes how BP can clean up its oil tarnished image. Adobe vs. Apple. We look at what's behind the tech war.
The anger over the oil disaster in the Gulf plays out in Congress as President Obama addresses the nation on the oil spill. Also on the program, an interview with chief White House environmental adviser Carol Browner and the reactions of local officials along the Gulf Coast. Finally, new concerns emerge out of Afghanistan and we hear the latest worries of two leading economists.
BP and other big oil executives get grilled on Capitol Hill. John HofmeisterFormer President, Shell Oil Company offers his insights. The financial reform bill undergoes even more renovations. And why Tech Sector stocks are the new must haves.
Former Shell Oil president John Hofmeister analyzes BP's handling of the current crisis and explains the takeaway from his book, "Why We Hate the Oil Companies."
Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton discusses the audience connection of her latest film, "I Am Love."
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