hollywood is a liberal community. >> why is hollywood so liberal? the answer is obvious. they despise conservatives. they live in an aqua chamber. hollywood is like liberal academia writ small. everyone feels they are expressing fact. take for example, susan has. creator of a couple of the same shows of all time, soap and golden girls. here's what she had to say about conservatives across america. let's see if we can play that. >> and these are the campbell's. and this is soap. >> mother, how would you like a daughter? >> that is billy crystal. >> just tell me spend time thinking of having a sex change operation. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ traveled down the road and back again ♪ ♪ >> calm down, ladies. did you just get out of prison? >> what's your response to the criticism of people, moral majority in these kinds groups >> she's an absolute delight. [laughter] >> she goes on there and she said she couldn't write for that audience. she said this is an audience i could never speak to. that was exactly the audience she was speaking to. those were the people wh

hollywood is scared. as the internet takes over, there's an opportunity for a ground shift in the politics of hollywood. i think we need to take advantage at the early inception point. they are going to take over that medium the same way they have taken over all of the others. >> final question. in the media. what more can you say about the transformation of david mammit, and do you know if he may do anything in the television in the future? >> david's transformation has been very cool to watch from the outside. i helped plan a party for him about a week and a half ago. he's -- you know, it's incredible. it's good to see it happen. i would like to see him stand up along with the rest of us against discrimination in the business. i'm sure now that he's done this, he's going to lose a lot of friends. i would prefer to see him talk more about hollywood and less about conservative ideals. because i think he's new to the game. which is -- you know, it's -- in my opinion, i'm not very much of the dick morris sc

>> we're doing old hollywood. i'm going to be a very pregnant jean harlrl. >> reporter: this is tori spelling's living room. >> me? >> reporter: we're in the middle of a cover shoot for "parenting" magazine. her reality tv crew's capture it all. >> perfectct love that. >> reporter: cameras on them. cameras on the cameras, and our "nightline" cameras on their cameras. it's tori's life, imitating art, imitating life. welcome to mommywood. >> mommywood means being a mom, doing it like everyone else but kind of being on the fish bowl with the eyes all around you. >> reporter: but today, all eyes are on liam, who doesn't want to wear his hat. >> guys, he doesnsn want the cane and the hat. too cool for him. >> no it's not! >> reporter: it's a typical toddler tantrum. but later, millimeters of reality show viewers will watch and judge. >> okay,y,listen, dude. if you wear the hat, what present would you like? >> it was a huge, big deal. he wouldn't wear it, he wouldn't be in the photo. you can't force a child to do anythi

that basically make up hollywood and if i corporate managers are just as serious a problem as the impact of the government in terms of shaping history so for example . rupert murdoch being talked at the moment although not much is usually said about his involvement in filmmaking the he's of course head of the head of news corps in the head of twentieth century fox and he in a small report that was filed for the new york times in two thousand said that he didn't like the way the films were going on the twentieth century fox and effectively got rid of his. oath the head of twentieth century fox that mechanic because he didn't like films that were challenging like a fight club and beach that was going down the darker political direction. and this led of course to that corporation producing even more dumbed down material program franchises like taken on twenty four i'm government types films like nicole kidman film australia which was very much tied in with tourist campaign so even when there's no interference from the government produces a lot of produce films that support american foreign

rejects any collaboration hollywood and hollywood directors so directors know exactly what they're doing they're getting their funding and their weaponry from the pentagon it's a very close relationship a very close relationship reflected in countless works to come out of tinseltown king kong a lot of racist stereotyping is that after going to try to get us through an evasion of central africa saving private ryan and apocalypse now which used helicopters which actually were being used to put down and say american insurgents hotel rwanda here's the last king of scotland which is a false story of uganda fears and about somalia and the list goes. on and on and on compelling film such as rambo to end up even shaping your history here's a monologue b. in which sylvester stallone just talking about how he and other troops to get from vietnam a group literally spat upon by. my workload no factual evidence of such an act was ever found by historians but after being able to get people started remembering that it happened to them while america's enemies can and go the regularity with which politic

unusual amount of hoopla for hollywood outsiders. since their wedding in april, watched by m me than 1 billion people around the world, kate in particular has blossomed into a source of global fascination. abc's bob woodruff has been on the road with the royals. >> reporter: tonight the world's it couple, william and kate,e, arrived in hollywood. their second stop, a star-studded gala reception at the home of the british consul general. and in this town known for creating heroes and heroines, princes and princesses, they're finally getting to see the real thing. some spectators even breaking down in tears. >> i'm really excited. i'm really touched. this is very emotional for me. >> this is the best day of my life. >> reporter: while here, they will rub shoulders with the likes of tom hanks, nicole kidman, and yes, j.lo. >> catherine's never been here before. and what better place for an introduction to america than l.a.? >> reporter: tinseltown has been eagerly anticipating their arrival. and a little bit of palace etiquette has even

some of hollywood's royalty, there is maria bello, kristen chenowith. this is a big gala, they just left a minute ago after what is a very, very glamorous day. now, yesterday the duke and duchess of cambridge were all business if you will recall. today they finally got to do the california thing, playing in the sun and rubbing elbows with hollywood's royalty. a royal visit to tinseltown wouldn't be complete without a walk down the red carpet, and saturday night some of the biggest names in hollywood turned out in honor of the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> i would not be here were it not for the royal aspect. that was definitely the honey for my bee. >> this is fantastic for england and all the talent that's here tonight. >> by far the most glamorous of their visit. up and coming british talent are introduced to hollywood's movers and shakers. >> when american and british creative talent gets together, magic happens. let's continue the winning formula. >> reporter: earlier saturday, the couple were helicoptered into santa barbara, where the prince sh

he had the glitter of hollywood around him but never became the king of hollywood. he was passionately loved and just as passionately hated. time magazine once wrote of william randall hurst, no one else press ever matched the hurst press for flamboyant. >> that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching.

>> this was so hollywood. celebrities pouring in. right wn here, down the red carpet, along the road, all the cameras flashing, wasn't exactly as big as the oscars but it was getting pretty close. hollywood's a-list, hit the red carpet last night this time to celebrate up and coming british moviemakers, but the dazzling duo stealing hollywood's lime light this weekend are not movie stars, it's the honeymooning newlyweds, the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> she's stunning. her dress was beyond amazing. she looks like royalty. >> they make you smile. >> i hope i get an audience with them. >> i suppose this is a welcome to a couple who exceeds that level of celebrity, because they are members of the british royal family. >> reporter: kate wowed the crowd with her alexander mcqueen gown designed by sarah burton, creator of kate's now iconic wedding dress. the queen even lent her earrings. >> kate is doing very well. she's very present and right there. she seems to be enjoying herself. >> reporter: as president of the british academy of

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i admire her. >> bill: in a moment, hollywood not what it used to be. when john wayne, marilyn monroe and rock hudson were big stars out here. what happened? ernest borgnine knows. >> bill: he had a reputation of being a tough guy. >> absolutely. >> bill: was' tough verizon claims its 4lt is twice afast as at&t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! the fastest network in america. verizon. built so you can rule the air. now powering the lg revolution. ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >> bill: in the back of the book segment tonight. if there is one man in hollywood who has seen it all, it is ernest borgnine. we were lucky enough to talk with him recently. i want to talk to you, you pretty much span all thes

but that will be her kind of, that hollywood moment where they'll dress like hollywood superstars, and they look like hollywood celebrities, if you think about it. kate has that gorgeous hair and they've got their straight teeth and lovely white styles. i think they'll be fitting in with the a-list quite nicely this evening. >> what other insight do you have on this trip? >> what i think is so interesting about coming here is americans are so obsessed with this wedding, and obviously we've put them on the cover of "us weekly" multiple times, which is the first time we've had royals really on the cover in recent memory. and they're here, they've come to hollywood, they're obviously aware of their celebrity connections and their celebrity star power, and they're using this as a way to raise some money for their charities. so they really are kind of like -- the perfect marriage between royalty and celebrity. so it's a fun story for us to all cover and for us to watch. >> it really is. melanie bromny from "us weekly," thanks so much for the inside scoop. appreciate it. can't wait to see wh

i admire her. >> bill: in a moment, hollywood not what it used to be. when john wayne, marilyn monroe and rock hudson were big stars out here. what happened? ernest borgnine knows. >> bill: he had a reputation of being a tough guy. >> absolutely. >> bill: was' tough guy? >> no, he wasn't. he was the sweetest man in the world. >> bill: he will be here in a moment d. when you're falling aeep at the wheel? do you know how you'll react? lexus can now precisely test the most unpredictable variable in a car -- the driver. when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer the world's most advanced driving simulator. you engineer amazing. ♪ we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! the fastest network in america. verizon. built so you can rule the air. now powering the lg revolution. what's vanishing deducti all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl'

but the problem hits much closer to home than hollywood. a new study of teenage drinking and drug usury vels that one-half of all used 17 years old say that marijuana, cocaine and alcohol are common at house parties where parents are present. is substance abuse the new national pastime? we'll ask joe call fon oh, director of the national center on addiction and substance abuse. kaf if. for such a small if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome secretary califano. >> nice to be with you. >> pleasure to have you with us. mel gibson was arrested in malibu, california not long ago and i'd like to know from you from your knowledge of the case, whether or not mel

that's going to be a picture of the britain's royalty together with hollywood's a-list. diane? >> two kinds of royalty. thank you, bob woodruff. >>> and, coming up, medical breakthrough. growing new body parts and saving lives. Â when your eyes are smiling... you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums summertime is now a happy time. when we can eat what we want and sleep soundly through the night. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn, all day, all night. >>> and now, healthy living, and the healing power of your own stem cells. last night, we learned they can repair a damaged he

that in a derogatory way, but a lototf hollywood actors appear at rallies. you're the only one i ever heard of who has then taken a job, and a behind-the-scenes job really, with the administration. what could possibly motivate you to do that? >> i have friends and folks who i knew who were over in iraq and afghanistan. i had buddies who had huge student debt, people that got kicked off their health insurance plans for one reason or another. so that was my kind of decision to get involved on a personal level. >> reporter: i know that this is your whole thing, that you're not any different than anybody else who works here. >> but it's true, jake. i don't mean to sound boring. it's just the reality ofofur day-to-day -- >> reporter: i know. but it is a little different. you put your career in hollywood a very high-profile one, and you've worked in some movies that have made a lot of money. >> if you talk to the numbers of staffers here that have families and multiple kids at home and you talk about folks who have been working jobs that they worked their lives fo

i admire her. >> bill: in a moment, hollywood not what it used to be. when john wayne, marilyn monroe and rock hudson were big stars out here. what happened? ernest borgnine knows. >> bill: he had a reputation of being a tough guy. >> absolutely. >> bill: was' tough >> bill: in the back of the book segment tonight. if there is one man in hollywood who has seen it all, it is ernest borgnine. we were lucky enough to talk with him recently. i want to talk to you, you pretty much span all these decades, you are still working. it is an amazing story just on your own. you have known all of these titans. you are an honest guy. let's start with frank sinatra. he wins an academy award. before the movie his career was going nowhere. >> you quit the corp? >> yep. >> he was in between. he wasn't well liked up front in the office but well liked where we were. we did a scene together. i'm playing the piano. frank looks up and says -- >> mess with me fat stuff and i'll bust you up. >> he broke the ice. from then on i loved him like a brother. >> bill: he had a reputat

were they more star struck by hollywood or was hollywood more star struck by the royal couple? >> well, i think the star-studded royalty got everyone talking about them, including tom hanks, nicole kidman and all these people amazed they were with them and they had a fantastic time. >> did it seem like some of hollywood's best were waiting in line to meet them? you rarely see that, really. >> they had to be in little groups one of the groups was tom hanks and barbra streisand. i think, actually, kate was pretty star struck herself. i think she was amazed. william has been used to this, being, of course, prince charles and princess diana's son. but kate's eyes were out. >> plus, her first trip to the u.s., as well. later today, the couple is going to visit an inner city school as we saw in peter's piece. how well are they balancing and dividing the line between their celebrity status and what they really want to do here, connecting with people in the different cities that they're visiting. >> very important that these trips aren't seen as glamour and celebrity and getting kids o

hollywood royalty meeting with actual royalty. we'll be looking forward to that. we'll be covering that extensively tonight. >> i got to give you some props. you are went above and beyond. you risked life and limb to cover the polo angle of this visit. we know that the prince is going to be playing some polo later. you got some lessons. i understand it was a little dicey. >> just call me self-deprecating bianna. there was nothing regal about my polo skills, dan, so we'll get into that later as you'll see. >> i cannot wait to see that video. thank you, bianna. >>> also coming up this half h hr, fascinating stories of survival. check out this video of a car accident. there's an suv that's going to enter the frame here and slam into a pedestrian crossing the street. now, it looks like this person could never survive, but he did. how? we'll tell you coming up, but first let's start it off with bianna in los angeles. >>> that's right, dan. we do want to begin with more on the life and legacy of former first lady betty ford. she died last night at the age of 93. and her

is the royal couple ready for hollywood? their trip to the west coast has inspired one unique artistic expression, if you will. unveiled yesterday it features the newlyweds and a hovering angelic princess diana. the proceeds will go to three charities, including one chosen by the couple themselves. hmm. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> summertime in the city. 4:28 is our time. 75 degrees already. as you look at the hazy skies of washington, d.c. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, july 7th. all eyes are on orlando for the final stage of the trial of the year. in just a few hours casey anthony will return to court for sentencing. a jury found anthony guilty on four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators. they acquitted her on the more serious charges of murder, and child abuse in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. for the first time we are hearing from one of the jurors.

d a mix of hollywood a list. amazing mix of events. >> two kinds of royalty. thank you, bob woodruff. >>> and, coming up, medical breakthrough. growing new body parts and saving lives. when your eyes are smiling... you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums summertime is now a happy time. when we can eat what we want and sleep soundly through the night. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn, all day, , l night. >>> and now, healthy living, and the healing power of your own stem cells. last night, we learned they can repair a damaged heart. and today, for the firs

everywhere he wants to go to hollywood hollywood you need to ease him into a nice man or criminals they don't want their fifteen minutes of glory yet. fifteen minutes of glory. that's what they want as many. guys played the united states. in california misery unemployment and racial hatred make for an explosive mix. for los angeles county alone a police report about two hundred fifty gangs and a hundred fifty thousand gang members every year they are accountable for hundreds of murders for the u.s. marshals they are the most difficult targets to catch. two hundred kilometers west of los angeles santa barbara a middle class town of four hundred thousand inhabitants that has been living in fear of gangs for some time now. it's eleven pm in a motel. here tony burke is laying out the plan for the marshals task force. but only fairly large sized gangs in missouri a huge problem. for murder of drug dealing. car fare so what are the. various crimes in this whole santa barbara county area. the gang the marshals are getting ready to hit is called eastside recently they committed to assassination

everywhere he wants to go to hollywood hollywood you need a middle east man or criminals. on their fifteen minutes of glory yet including in fifteen minutes of glory. that's what they want it was going to mean it was a. dime's plague the united states. in california misery unemployment and racial hatred make for an explosive mix. for los angeles county alone the police report about two hundred fifty gangs and a hundred fifty thousand gang members every year they are accountable for hundreds of murders for the u.s. marshals they are the most difficult targets to catch. two hundred kilometers west of los angeles santa barbara a middle class town of four hundred thousand inhabitants that has been living in fear of gangs for some time now. it's eleven pm in a motel. here tony burke is laying out a plan for the marshals task force. but only fairly large sized gangs in a serious problem. for murders of dealing. car for what your doing. very different crimes in this whole santa barbara county area. the gang the marshals are getting ready to hit is cold eastside recently they comm

never mind what you see piped in here by hollywood. and who we are once you get right down to it, is somebody you can relate to and share with on a very full and deep level. so it excited me, honestly. tavis: i have traveled to a number of places around the world and i've been amazed at the expectations, the impressions, the view that people in these various places had of me the moment i arrived, in large point to your point because of hollywood. there are certain images. you know where i'm going with this. not so nice. not so kind. not so charitable and generous. ideas and impressions that they had about a guy who looks like me because of hollywood. did you experience any of that when you first got here? >> i experience that all the time. i was ready for it. to me, the expectation was this is what they have got. when what i found is that sense of -- that minor sense of revollings of china which has been given to them from images they are receiving from hollywood is very, very thin. once you crack that initial surface, there is a depth

everywhere you want to go to hollywood hollywood you need a middle east man or criminals they don't want their fifteen minutes of glory yet. fifteen minutes of glory. that's what they want as. gangs plagued the united states. in california misery unemployment and racial hatred make for an explosive mix. for los angeles county alone the police report about two hundred fifty gangs and one hundred fifty thousand gang members every year they are accountable for hundreds of murders for the u.s. marshals they are the most difficult targets to catch. two hundred kilometers west of los angeles santa barbara a middle class town of four hundred thousand inhabitants that has been living in fear of gangs for some time now. it's eleven pm in a motel. here tony burke is laying out the plan for the marshals task force to put up a fairly large sized gang history. probably. for murders of drug dealing. car thefts of. various different crimes and it's all from the barbara county area. the gang the marshals are getting ready to hit is cold a site recently they committed to assassinations and six other atte

that is what hollywood is. there will be nervousness and a lot of excitement. >> they really will be watched every step of the way. helicopters were not just there to follow them to beverly hills, but to keep an eye on the rush- hour travel chaos left behind. if >> there is a little less traffic on the south side of town. -- on this side of town and on the south side. >> i think it is very cool. it is interesting to be young and famous. i want to be young and famous. [laughter] >> i think is kind of a camelot thing. a lot of people -- you know, royalty is something they are not used to. it is kind of a fairy tale. >> famous people are famous, but nothing like royalty. >> the first dog was about drumming of trade for business between british businesses and america. and there is nothing like a handshake. >> they will be going to an inner-city school and there's even time for prince william to play a game of polo. the highlight is a red carpet reception with the rich and famous, where they will be introducing some

. >>> and mayhem at a hollywood movie premier. the tweet that may have sparked a near riot. ,, because of a twitter post-- hundreds of uninvited >>> a near riot in hollywood outside grumman's chinese theater because of a twitter posting. hundreds of uninvited fans showed up to an invitation only film premier and they became unrulely. the question dave lopez asked, who is to blame for this? >> reporter: it took the lapd nearly two hours to disperse this mob that gathered in front of grumman's chinese theater yesterday. cell phone video posted on youtube shows the craziness that went on and except for three damaged patrol cars, there was very little property damage. only three arrests were made. but the big question today, can the finger of blame be pointed at deejay cascade, who apparently sent out a tweet at 2:30 telling everyone to come down and join the premiere of the electric daisy carnival experience? >> the prosecution would have to show that he intended to create a riot. >> reporter: according to his twitter account, this i

on like hollywood? >> i knew i wanted to be an actor, and i did not necessarily want to be famous, but i wanted to be somewhere where there would be no ceiling on what i could accomplish, and i felt like if i stayed in st. louis, i might have a really great regional carrier or something, but that i was not going to be able to get much further than that, and it felt like new york and l.a. were the places where you could end up being a tv star or end up doing regional theater, which would have ended up being fine as well, but i liked that i could always keep going if it was going in that direction. tavis: organizer. -- or neither. how did "the office" happen for you? >> i had been in los angeles for eight years. i started waiting tables in offices as a temporary assistance. tavis: imagine that. >> i have no idea i was researching role of my career, but there was one casting director named alison jones, and she would call me every year for a different tv show, and finally, she called me in for "the office,

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they were also at the star-studded event last night with hollywood royalty if you will, if a lot of hollywood celebrities and now they are meeting up with some of the younger celebrities of los angeles, the young artists there at this youth center. we'll continue to watch the visit of the duke and duchess there in cambridge throughout the afternoon. south sudan, it's a new country this weekend and now refugees living in the united states will decide whether or not they will return to their home country. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means... game on! symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. te

and they're a wonderful magnet for all of the hollywood executives that are coming to the evening. >> it is stressful timing it. it's been planned now -- i guess i heard about it at the end of last year. so i've been biting my tongue because obviously we couldn't release anything to anybody. and just quietly planning it undercover if you like. >> you've got fabulous fee . >> reporter: and as the judge juggles, the hollywood weekend continues what the wedding started. >> it's beautiful -- i think the royal wedding came at a time where we needed something and all our lives that just brightened us up. the economic crisis that hit the world. sort of brought everybody down. and there's nothing better than a royal wedding to lift us up. and that's what we got and a beautiful wedding it was too. so we're excited. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. >> all right, coming up the latest in the roger clemens perjury trial. up next on fox 5 morning news. >>> plus, some familiar faces at the tennis court. the latest on the washington capitals and all the top sports headlines. we'll b

this weekend the existential threat is something hollywood never imagined. they're closing the freeway. the very machines that makes the southern california lifestyle possible may be useless this weekend because they're shutting down ten miles of interstate 405. the 405 isn't just any freeway. even if you've never been to this city, you know the 405. remember o.j. simpson's slow-speed chase? that's the 405. the biggest and busiest stretch of highway in america. southern california's ugly answer to the golden gate bridge. l.a.'s urban umbilical cord. even on a good day, fear of traffic strikes feararnto the hearts of angelenos. like johnny drama on "entourage." >> i begged you to take the 101. but you had to take the canyon. >> reporter: city officials knew in advance this would be no ordinary bit of roadwork. >> this project should probably be renamed the nightmare on the 405. everyone is going to be impacted. >> reporter: warning the citizens in no uncertain terms -- >> stay the hell away from the 405. >> reporter: -- to do everything possible to avoid addi

that makes her way cooler than the other hollywood clowns pretending to be smart. i'm talking to you ashton. maybe it's because she is ukrainian and understands how important a free market and moral compass is. that place was under the thumb of a system that rejected both. or maybe she is just really smart. either way, that's why i like her. not because she's not. not at all. >> bob: did you hear that? >> greg: she's out of town. don't bring her up. >> bob: i disabree with her assumption. what is wrong with it, "a." friends with benefits. >> greg: how do you define it? >> bob: i came up in the period after the pill and before aids. it was a great time. that's all i can tell you. >> andrea: people are eating dinner, bob. >> bob: what is wrong with that? did i say something wrong? >> andrea: go ahead. >> bob: i know what sars people about this, sex scares people because of the diseases. it's a serious problem for a lot of people but what is something wrong with somebody who is single having a relationship with somebody night who is a friend and go to bed at night. wh

this marine asked a hollywood actress for a date, did she except? the irish government has published a new report. the report uncovered serious failings in to the way the authorities deaths were reported to the police. they cared more about their reputation in the welfare of children. they said that only three years ago, reports were kept from police. our correspondent has this report. >> he was the right-hand man. he was a personal secretary to three popes. he stands accused of involvement in the latest scandal. it was in his diocese that the clerical sex abuse was taking place but it was not reported to the police. it happened as recently as three years ago at a time when the catholic church was telling the world that there would never be another cover-up. after revelations about irish pedophile priests, the new guidelines were introduced to ensure all allegations were then reported to the police. the rules were largely ignored. for those who complained to the church about being abused as children, the lack of action left them feeling helpless. >>

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the real question is, is the royal couple ready for hollywood? their trip to the west coast has inspired one unique artistic expression, take a look at this. unveiled yesterday it features the newlyweds and a hovering angelic princess diana. the proceeds will go to three charities, including one chosen by the couple themselves. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one pet shop owner in germany is positive two heads are better than one. a python that was born with one body but two heads and brains has become something of a local celebrity there. the snake has become so popular the pet shop owner doesn't think he can part with the slithery creature. it's believed to be one of only two two-headed snakes in the world today. >>> archaeologists have uncovered sculptures in mexico that are helping them peek into the past. the 1,300-year-old limestone sculptures were modelled after mayan warriors who were taken as prisoners. there are detailed alliances between early cultures a

no, not that hollywood, hollywood in northern ireland. 22-year-old golfer rory mcilroy is the biggest thing in sports since a guy named tiger. a small town boy made good. now, can he help me with my game isn't. >> i'll do what i can, but i can't work miracles. >> u.s. open champion rory mcilroy in his first sitdown since that stunning victory. >> for me, i won a golf tournament and that was really the end of it. but, you know, it's a bigger story than that. >> and then one of the greatest tennis players in the history of the sport, billie jean king. how she felt when she beat bobby rigs in that battle. sexes. >> i still wake up in a cold sweat thinking i have to play that match. oh, thank you, god. thank you for letting me win. >> the challenges she faced coming out. >> i didn't get comfortable in my own skin until i was probably 51. >> and my surprising connection with her. i was a ball boy at wimbledon. >> no way. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> we were talking about rory mcilroy's record-smashing victory at this year's u.s. open. he was 16 under par, the lowest score in tour

it just so happens that i work in hollywood so a lot of that is with my friends. people have reached out to me. obviously i wouldn't be sober if it wasn't for the friends i have. in the beginning and even now. i think that people talk about hollywood being a bad place for drugs and alcohol, it's a great place for recovery. there's a lot of recovery here and a lot of meetings and a lot of help. and it feels good to help people. obviously it's a selfish thing. i help them, i feel good about myself. that's a good thing. and it always comes back when you need it the most. when you're down on yourself and you say, wait a minute, but i actually did some nice things. okay. i might be okay. >> when you see someone like charlie going through what he's been through the last few months, what's been your view watching from afar? >> well, you know, i love charlie. he's a really, as you know, i saw you interview him. very sweet guy. i reached out to help him because at the time he said, no one's calling. whatever. and i thought he might be in that scary place where you feel aba

it's the wildest movie ride of hollywood summer fare. an improbable match-up of two beloved but different genres. it's got a strikingly starry cast. two generations of leading men. daniel craig of james bond fame. and harrison ford showing a mean side to his all-american movie persona. as well as the lovely oliviawwl wilde. maybe when you see the title you're thinking, huh? well, so is harrison ford. did you say, that movie's for me? >> no, i said i wanted to do the cowboy part. i've always wanted -- i've wanted to do a western for 25 years. they just stopped making them. it was clear that they'd found a new way to make 'em. from the title. but when i read it, i just -- i frankly didn't get it. i didn't get it. and i read this and -- i couldn't figure it out. so i read 30 pages. i said, nah, it's not for me. >> reporter: but he was talked into doing it, in part, by daniel craig. >> this was like going, i'm an englishman playing a cowboy. i need all the help i can get. i thought, i would figure harrison ford would be the man to help me ou

everybody loves hollywood and the celebrities. everywhere you want to go to hollywood you need a middle east man or criminals think their fifteen minutes of glory yet is. fifteen minutes of glory. that's what they want it was going to mean it was a cop. gangs plague the united states. in california misery unemployment and racial hatred make for an explosive mix. for los angeles county alone the police report about two hundred fifty gangs and a hundred fifty thousand gang members every year they are accountable for hundreds of murders for the u.s. marshals they are the most difficult targets to catch. two hundred kilometers west of los angeles santa barbara a middle class town of four hundred thousand inhabitants that has been living in fear of gangs for some time now. it's eleven pm in a motel. here tony burke is laying out a plan for the marshals task force. but only fairly large sized gangs in this area that a huge problem. for murders of drug dealing. car for. very different crimes in this whole santa barbara county area. the g

everybody loves hollywood and the celebrities. everywhere he wants to go to hollywood he just needs a middle east man or criminals think their fifteen minutes of glory yet is. fifteen minutes of glory. that's what they want it was going to mean it was a. guy who's played the united states. in california misery unemployment and racial hatred make for an explosive mix. for los angeles county alone the police report about two hundred fifty gangs and a hundred fifty thousand gang members every year they are accountable for hundreds of murders for the u.s. marshals they are the most difficult targets to catch. two hundred kilometers west of los angeles santa barbara a middle class town of four hundred thousand inhabitants that has been living in fear of gangs for some time now. it's eleven pm in a motel here tony burke is laying out the plan for the marshals task force. with a fairly large sized gang in a serious problem. for murders of drug dealing. very different crimes and this whole front of barbara county area. the gang the marsha

. >> reporter: we talked with the 60-year-old star in his mansion in the hollywood hills. where a parade of cars drove slowly. >> reporter: since we've been sitting here, all of these cars haven't stopped driving by your house. does it drive you crazy? >> it's kind of tough, you can't run out on your underwear and i like to swing a golf club. and i tell you it's hard to swung a golf club, because, excuse me. because people want a picture then they want an photograph. >> reporter: faulk says television makes people too famous. >> what i'm surprised is there's something out of whack. it's too much. i was at a restaurant and someone who does the weather report on television comes running into the restaurant and everybody got up all excited to get their photograph. and yet there are a great many people who are not on television and not in the movies who display some of the characteristics that we should admire. some of them have real courage. >> reporter: in europe, peter faulk is known as a movie star instead of a tv star. he's played in everything from war movies to comedy b

no, not that hollywood, hollywood in northern ireland. 22-year-old golfer rory mcilroy is the biggest thing in sports since a guy named tiger. a small town boy made good. now, can he help me with my game >> i'll do what i can, but i can't work miracles. >> u.s. open champion rory mcilroy in his first sitdown since that stunning victory. >> for me, i won a golf tournament and that was really the end of it. but, you know, it's a bigger story than that. >> and then one of the greatest tennis players in the history of the sport, billie jean king. how she felt when she beat bobby rigs in that battle. sexes. >> i still wake up in a cold sweat thinking i have to play that match. oh, thank you, god. thank you for letting me win. >> the challenges she faced coming out. >> i didn't get comfortable in my own skin until i was probably 51. >> and my surprising connection with her. i was a ball boy at wimbledon. >> no way. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> we were talking about rory mcilroy's record-smashing victory at this year's u.s. open. he was 16 under par, the lowest score in tournament

. >> also, including the weather forecast coming up, honoring a hollywood legend at the san francisco jewish film festival. we'll chat with the festival's director about tomorrow night's festivities with kirk douglas. >>> yes, coming up, kiwi comet rhys darby is coming to cbs this fall. he came to san francisco and showed me how not to dance, that from liam's list coming up. ,, ,,,, [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. ♪ fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies is a nicely designed package. ♪ now you can have brownies again. new fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. fees and taxes. that's because congre >>> buying an airline ticket might be getting cheaper. the faa is forced to stop collecting fees and taxes. that's because congress failed to pass legislation to keep the agency up and running. so you will be saving 10% on a roundtrip ticket. $300, you will save about 30 bucks but that's only if airlines don't raise fares to make up the difference. u.s.