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"people" magazine is report nag t -- is reporting that the two of them have written a song together. >> about somebodileying a relati relationship for something they truly want. d att u a-rdyo is dating, right? >> and okay. this is what we talked about this morning even before we heard the story, because we are both on the tall side. your boyfriend, he is not short. >> no, he is not. >> he is tall, and shorter than you in heels. >> yes. and i don't mind one bit. i don't think that he minds. >> i have dated a boy and he was probably a boy at that time who like came right up to here. you know around the chest area. >> and this 13-year-old boy went to readit and he said, look, i'm dating a girl who is taller than me, and he is 13 and they have been dating for two months, and he wants to know how to put the move on her while they are at the movies, because he is so much shorter. >> and so the question is should they wait untul they stand or just go for it. >> i think that he should do one of these, and then just drop it and see how -- you know, you will know right away if somebody nts to be touching you. >> and also a 13-year-old girl that you want your boy to the put his arm around you so bad that you don't care about the arm around you. >> and your first kiss? 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>> well sh, i honestly, i -- >> this is the part i could not believe. >> i was practicing that before i met with the director for the job, because i wanted to have as many opportunities, and i was learning from scratch. yeah. >> and the kascharacter, you ar the wife of bryan cranston the's character, and tell the basic plot line. >> okay. the hollywood ten is a notorious phrase and it has been used a lot, but people are not familiar with that. it was screen play writers who were banned to apply their craft because of the affiliations either rumored affiliations or the fact that they had done anything at all to do with the communist party. there was so much fearmongering about that issue post world war ii. it was a hot button and i want to say that hedda hopper and i don't know how to compare her to today, but she was so wielded power to have something like 30 million readers, and the way that the news, the media is cop trolled today, it is nothing compared to how it used to be, because you didn't get, you know, comments at the bottom of the internet and stuff that says, hey, wait a minute. >> she played a great character. what was it like to be on set with helen mirren and bryan cranston and john goodman? >> well, it is so strong and heroic story, and it debates what it is to be american, and what the first amendment is valued as. it does it with the great humor of jay roach. >> do you have is to audition any more or do they say, we want diane lane for this or that, and do they say, come in to read or do you walk in and get the job? >> it is a respectful meeting. i make sure they inform myself about the people i am meeting about with as well. auditioning. i don't think that i any got any parts from auditioning. i don't do it well. >> you get nervous? >> well, i think that back when it was more regular for me to be experiencing that, i would go into a sort of the whiteout, panic, and i was not sure what i wdonan w a little bit ainngry and insecure or ang about being insecure, and so it just, probably didn't go well. don't get a lot of parts with that attitude. >> and people feel better that you got nervous. >> oh, yes. >> you have a lot of projects coming up. deep throat thing. >> watergate to be clear. >> yes. >> and "superman." >> yes sh, the role of martha k reprised and i got to work in helena ford coppola as well in a documentary and i get to work with liam neeson. >> continue the great work. and go out to see it opening nationwide on thanksgivin >y we have more hollywood royalty and my southern style interview with reese witherspoon. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted drifter who wandrered in years ago and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. i got her. seriously? 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later, it went national and now he is held by over 30 million listeners around the country. >> i never ever thought that it would be happening the way i happening. >> throughout the 30-year career he has interviewed billy idol, mariah carey and j.lo, and it is often the names that he can't hear that drive him every morning. >> the listeners are the fuel to the fire. >> for the first time in five years the listeners had the chance to vote their favorite radio personality into the radio hall of fame. this the year, they chose elvis. >> this radio hall of fame thing has forced many toe stop and think back of the 30-something year years about where i have been, and what i have done ado haetdanya anda and p i work with and what we have accomplished everyday. i feel better than ever. >> and radio was my best friend, and continues to be today. >> on thursday night, elvis join joined the ranks of abbott and costello and dick clark and casey kasem. it is radio's way of recognizing his accomplishments. >> winston churchill said "these are the best days" but i can't imagine it getting better than this, because i don't want it to end. >> congratulations to elvis. and you know, it is so funny that you don't know how much weight he has lost until you see it. >> and don't you love that, "these are the best days." make it our mantra >> congratulations. and we will be back in a moment, but first this on nbc. wrapping it up for us, the christmas tree at rockefeller plaza is finally upright. thank you, jenna hagar bush. we will be seeing jenna a lot on friday fridays and kathie lee will be back monday. and the latest of blake shelton and the daughter of sean penn, and donnie deutsche is here, because he has a new show. what is going on some >> well, it sounds like a good week. >> it sure does. have a great weekend you guys. enjoy it. open for business. the owner of a south bay restaurant shutdown after the shigella outbreak speaks out for the first time. kris/cu good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. scott mcgrew has the day off. kris/omni we begin with new details... kris/cu about that san jose seafood restaurant... now that the county declared the danger of shigella contamination is over. today, the restaurant is santized, the refrigerators and pantries are re-stocked and the staff is retrained. 2box nbc bay area's bob redell joins us now from "marisco's san juan #3" in downtown san jose. bob -- what did the owner tell you and what are customers saying? bob joins us from san juan downtown san jose. what is he saying and are there any customers showing