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issue of "people" magazine. here's a clue, in just a moment. she is an oscar winner who wears many hats, including a chef's hat. i think that gives it away, personally. i can unveil her in moments. >> okay. >> okay? >>> we also have game show confidential, now under way, bringing back your all-time favorites to the show. and we've got some secrets from these shows. also, some bloopers of the classics. behind the scenes. and i got the opportunity to go behind the scenes of "wheel of fortune." it was really fun. i learned a lot about that show. >> and about the alphabet. okay. here we go, ready? >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome your host of "game show confidential," josh elliott. >> thank you. >> you did that really well. >> lara, in the barn with one. sam in the barn with one. the german-raised elizabeth vargas, is behind. george, i expect a lot more out of you. "name that game show tune," song number three. play it, please. ♪ samuel j.? >> that's it. >> it's not "magnum p.i." >> what is it, lara? >> i need hel

. >> "people" magazine revealed their pick for the most beautiful person in the world for 2013. the nod goes to gwyneth, the 40-year-old who says she wears jeans and t-shirts around the house and does not wear makeup. credited her work out and her two young kids to keep her young and feeling strong and we give her an apple for that. what do you think? >> a woman of a certain age. a good thing. in great shape. and she has a child name apple. >> good news from "meals on wheels", they raised $2 million for their program this week so congratulations. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, honey. >> how are you? >> good. how are you doing? [cheers and applause] hello, everyone, and welcome to millionaire. i am so rooting for our first contestant today. he has a 19-month-old at home, a baby on the way, and has been working 80 hours a week to support his family. from new orleans, please welcome matthew fletcher. hey, matthew. >> hi. how are you? >> first of all, you have a 19-month-old at home, right? >> i do. bennett. >> boy or girl? bennett. >> a little boy named bennett.

"people" magazine exclusive that you will see here on cnn. we'll also hear live from president obama who is taking his push for greater gun control to colorado. is there still a chance the congress will act. and the president writes checks to the american taxpayer. why is he giving back 5% of his salary. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> let's begin with breaking news. a chilling development out of north korea that says the military has final approval for a attack on the united states. this is proof that the united states is planning to send a missile defense system to gaum where thousands of u.s. troops are based. we are in seoul, south korea. barbara starr has the latest information from the pentagon. what is the information? >> well, wolf, pentagon officials looking at the statement from north korea shaking their heads. the north koreans are not giving up on their rhetoric. most say they are not capable of striking the united states with a nuclear tip missile. but there are some 28,000 u.s. troops in south korea and the

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some were talking to "people" magazine for the first time. when you look at grief as usually such a private act for people, what did you see about the way that this particular community is grieving more publicly? >> there are certainly families that are grieving privately, and for them, talking at this time wasn't the right thing. but some did want to talk. i think because they feel compelled. as daniel bardon's far, mark, said to us, he said, we have no choice. we have to speak out. there has to be change in this country. they want the world to know about their children. >> liz mcneil, great work. thank you very much for that. >>> as we take a break, a reminder of the lives lost on that day. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ faith flac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. an

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and who did "people" magazine name as the world's most beautiful woman? the answer is in the box. >> you us ad that punch line three times. >> twice. >> three. >> the third time didn't air. >> but you are like the poor man's rob schneider. >> doesn't count. i am like the rich man's someone who is not rich. >> well done. >> think about that one. i just wasted you. >> go away. let's with el come our guest. she is so sharp she can mow a lawn with her thoughts. and it is reason.com contributor. great magazine. and he knows beautiful pros like i have extra toes. it is true. i have six on every foot. he is the author of the great thofl "sideways." and in peru he is considered a throw pill loy. it is my psychic, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a see saw, i would get a partner to ride him at a local park. with me is gavin mcguinness. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. enjoy the show, america. i know i will. >> so friendly. >> that was a lot of fun. >> that was ribbed for her pleasure. exprie that -- that was unthese satisfactory. can you control yours

of need. >> "people" magazine did make a statement about their magazine cover. they said the boston bombing is the cover for the east coast, and trisha yearwood is the cover for the west coast, that's how they chose to do it. we must have a west coast version. >> well, they are in business and answering to stockholders. it struck me as strange. >>> let's lighten things up a little bit. "the voice" was on last night. this is the fun part where they do the battle rounds where it's one on one -- >> and i don't watch on purpose so you can tell me all about it i'm just going to listen. >> no, you can watch. the first team, team adam, a woman named judith and corina, and they are singing "it's a man's world." who would you pick? ♪ it's a man's world a man's world ♪ ♪ but it would be nothing without a woman ♪ >>> who would you have chosen? >> i would have chosen the woman singing right now. >> and you would have chosen the way adam did. he chose judith. did the other girl get stolen? >> yes. team shakira. >> they're both talented ladies. i think the african-ame

"people" magazine is out with its vote and we will reveal who is it is were coming up. trading is underway on wall street with the dow up just seven points. a bloated budget for a bay area fire department and some employees are >> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> 6:44 on wednesday, a new report puts the staffing levels of of the san francisco fire department under the microscope. some firefighters are racking up over time of more than $100,000, just in overtime. not saturday, overtime. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has details. >> the men made more money in overtime than some make in total. check out the numbers, according to the "san francisco chronicle", a lieutenant in the fire department made $221,000 if overtime, and the paycheck was $363,000. a second employee, a paramedic firefighter, made $191,000 in overtime, $337,000 total in his paycheck. the fire department has already blown through the overtime budget and will be asking the board of supervisors for $4 million more. the tire union president tells the chronicle

he has done lots of "people" magazines and lots with people in -- not as serious as journalists. if they want to make the dialogue better can do a little bit on his end and talk to chuck todd and "washington post." >> they complain about lack of serious coverage. have done more "people" magazine interviews than "the new york times." i won't make you defend that one. i want to talk helium. i will explain in a minute. not in a high-pitched voice. to our facebook page. like us and tell us what your favorite moment was from the white house core departmen white house correspondents dinner. march 8, 1930, when former president and retired chief justice william howard taft and justice edward terry is an for both died. their deaths caused a first ever cancellation of the white house core departments dinner. -- correspondents dinner. ♪ for seeing your business in a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introdu

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it's a week now and they've appeared on cnn and had a big photo spread in people magazine. >> and the president flew to connecticut and he we saw the speech and they lobbied lawmakers on capitol hill. what do you think about the way the newtown family has allowed itself to be put out there and sort of used for political purposes? >> it's the way things work now and it has been extremely effective. mike allen and jim vandheim in politico had a story, the moral authority and it's nice if the media had clearer, diane sawyer saying it's a david and goliath story. and david is the good guy and goliath the bad guy and in this case whether abc would that way. >> aside from lapierre's media appearances panned by everybody on the left and even a couple on the right, are those people upset about more gun legislation and look at it as an infringement on those second amendments, are those people's voices being heard in the mainstream media, judy. >> i think they are in the print media more than they are on television, because the newtown families are visual compelling story that everyone wants to

. >>> coming up on "dish nation" -- >> people magazine declares gwyne gwyneth paltrow the world's most beautiful woman. the first issue completely empty on the inside. >> the sesame street word of the day, vibrate. >>> snoop dogg becomes the editor of the "wall street journal." >>> stevie wonder says he wants to dance on "dancing with the stars." >> no, we're not doing that. >>> welcome to "dish nation," the other reason we shut the door at night so we don't wake up the kids entertainment news show. the rickey smiley show, atlanta and beyond. kidd kraddick brought at you from the heart of texas. nd special guest deejays brooke

. >>> this week gwyneth paltrow was named "people" magazine's most beautiful women. plenty of people seem to disagree. in a new "access hollywood" poll, 77% of respondents said -- >> let's look at this differently. 23% did think she is. that's pretty good. >> that's a silver lining. >>> finally, "the price is right" revealed its most valuable prize ever. $285,000 ferrari. all the contestant had to do was put the car's sticker price in the right order before drawing three strikes. let's see how she did. >> strike one. [ buzzer ] >> oh. what a mix of good and bad. >> so that wasn't edited that she pulled out three strikes in a row? but to get a crack at the most expensive prize in a row and then pull three strikes in a row is a mixed bag of luck there. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> immediately upon news of the explosions in boston, we fully mobilized the new york city police department's vast counterterrorism operations because we thought there was a possibility that there could be a related attack here. we now know th

all of that in just a moment but we begin with gwynneth in people magazine as most beautiful woman in the world. and safe to say that gwynneth was tloyl not expecting this latest accolade. >> honestly thought they were playing a joke on me and i to read the e-mail 3 time. i was

"people" magazine recognizing her accomplishment and good looks, as well. the 40-year-old oscar winner admits when she was told about it, she thought it was a joke. >> last night, paltrow proved her beauty doesn't stop at her face. i think we all knew this. she turned heads at the "iron man 3" premiere, with a sheer paneled gown. leaving very little to the imagination. >> why is everybody so down on her? >> i have no idea. they call her ice princess. i like her. >>> let's talk about a funky bunch reunion in mark wahlberg's future. >> mark wahlberg said he would be willing to get back together with his band for a once in a lifetime concert to benefit the boston bombing victims. >> diana, i know you're a fan. we mentioned this in the meeting. >> look at him. and there are some people who haven't tasted it yet. delicious, nonfat, authentic greek strained yogurt. extraordinary fruit flavors. the fage total split cup. plain extraordinary." i just stick the bar in the dryer like this, and it freshens my laundry for me so i don't have to think. wait. what was the

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. >> gwyneth paltrow, the world's most beautiful woman by "people" magazine. all the ravens. big honor. social media, the twitterverse lit up. not kind. a couple of the gems. people were not so happy about this. one person said i wonder how they decide this bunch of crap, a direct quote. gwyneth paltrow, most beautiful, woman in the word then i am ten-time olympic gold medalist and top fighter pilot. it goes on and on and on. >> i don't know what it is with her. some people think she's an ice princess. i think she's very beautiful. i don't think there is anything wrong with her. there are a lot of haters out there in the world. >> i'm with you. >> moving on to beyonce. don't know if you remember, the super bowl performance she did there were pictures that came out, that according to her and the publicist, she was not a fan of them. she thought they made her look a little unflattering. take a look. there's one picture. there's another picture. >> you put yourself out there. >> these were photographers taking the pictures. she's on a world tour now, and she's apparently banned

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" magazine, too. we talked to a representative from the magazine yesterday. i knew it would happen because there are certain people, whether it's fair or unfair, they are polarizing for whatever reason. and the more -- >> anne hathaway. >> the more you can just seem like you're just like everybody else. i mean, everybody knows you're living in a mansion. you're driving -- you know, you've got the -- everybody knows nobody comes out of the womb looking that perfect, except for my children. but when you have a self-deprecating attitude towards it -- >> it takes the edge off of everything. >> last night. >> we were busy. >> we were unbelievably busy. let's give a shout-out to bobbie, who had a great book party. >> that was a myriad of things. >> we have a couple of points to this, she had a party at henri bendel. >> we don't go there enough to know how it's actually announced. >> look at the book and how it's strategically placed. >> and a good gang came out to support bobbie. >> and it was a lot of fun.

behind the propaganda magazine. authorities believe the suspected boston marathon bombers may have used the online publications which includes sections like a hit list and a how to, including how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. nick robertson has more with how this magazine may be fuelling deadly plots against the united states of america. >> as al-qaeda terror trading in u.s. drone strikes, so the radicals hone their online training. in 2010, publishing the inspire magazine. propelling them to leaders in cooking up jihad at home. issue one devoted ten of its pages to bomb making. glossy propaganda written in english to inspire a generation of english speaking radical want to bes. instructions showing step by step details on making a pressure cooker bomb, available to anyone through radical islamists to right wing extremists, who themselves have had a -- for cooker bombs. more issues followed. issue nine early 2012, suggests targeting sporting events. in 2011, suggested using a car. the ideas sounded outl

. >>> the list of the world's most beautiful people of 2013 "people magazine." >> we're not in it. >> and tips to make traveling easier. reaction when you heard the shots? n the midst of a tragedy, he became a hero. that all happened just like this. man who helped save the life giffords. hen, how a 6-year-old boy's idea raised over $150,000. >> i wanted to try to help him. [ applause ] jeff: hello, hello! roll it! [ cbs television distribution ] jeff: all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. on this th my wife show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. [ applause ] hello. welcome to the show. welcome. for the have a seat. all right. a great show today. i really think you're going to inspired. we have people who go way out on a limb for friends. daniel hernandez risked his life gabi ve congress woman giffords from what we know was a wound.fatal gun shot at the other end of the dillan raised over $150,000. he's 6 years old. save his friend's life. great show

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she was on the cover of people magazine looking very good. she's single. she's dating. and she's here. take a look. jenny garth. roll it. if you were around a television set in the 1990s you'll remember this tune. nothing said the 90s like 9020210. cast to play the irresistable i think knew, jenny cartsdzgroke out until teen age roll of kelly taylor. often finding her character at the center of a love triangle. after a ten year run on the show garth continued her career as an in demand actress in the role what i like about you. in the fifth season of dancing with the stars. and on her reality show, a little bit country on cmt. which took us into her personal life including her recent divorce from her husband of 11 years. now she's starring in a new lifetime movie, the 11th victim. based loosely on the life

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magazine. so much to talk about this morning, larry. matt damon saying "i do again." tina turner finding love. a woman in the nba. i want to start with carrie underwood. love this girl. >> not many stories like that. this is one of them. she's a down to earth woman who says she loves discounts from that and has dates with her husband mike at subway when they get together when they're busy and most interestingly she said should anything happen, should mike ask for her help, she would quit the music business. she said her marriage comes first, and if the situation ever arose -- she doesn't see it arising, but if it did, she would walk away in a second for her marriage. >> she's very religious from a small town. >> three years in. he plays for the national nhl team. they travel a lot. they don't see each other a lot. she's upset when the fridge is empty when she gets home, but she's committed to this marriage and going to make it work. >> love to hear it. >> so nice to hear. seems like she has her

you can learn about it if you read people magazine or us weekly in the supermarket checkout line of the he sent one of his reporters to do interviews on how these hipsters feel about these bands. the problem? the bands weren't real. but listen, these hipsters would rather look like liars than look uncool. very funny. listen. >> one of my favorite bands is dr. shlomo. do you like their album? >> yeah, actually, i had a radio show on community radio station up in canada and i used to spin them all the time. >> one of my favorite bands is called "get the (bleep) out of my pool." >> yeah. >> used to spin that. >> of course the guy was trying to have a little bit of a rap. even bob said she was cute. >> she was cute. >> you're up. >> all right. what has three legs and is really big? [ laughter ] >> don't go there, man. >> correct the record. so you saw the gator he got in on the pga, i guess it was the z classic in new orleans, came on the course while the guys were golfing. did you know that alligators are cannibalistic? that means they eat each other. maybe another alligator ate his leg. i

she is "people" magazine's most beautiful woman. she just released a cookbook. and now, she's returning to the big screen in what is soon to be one of the summer's biggest movies. "iron man 3" will be on screens this summer. and "iron man 3" is produced by marvel studios, a division of our parent company, disney. i recently sat down with the busy superstar. take a look. >> so, why don't you lift up that face mask and give me a kiss? >> yeah. damn it. no can do. you want to just kiss it on the -- facial slit? >> why don't i run down to the garage and find a crowbar to jimmy this thing open? >> crowbar, yeah. >> here with us to talk about "iron man 3" is gwyneth paltrow. how are you? >> great. how are you? >> is this the fourth time you've played pepper? >> yeah. technically, fourth time. >> pepper is near and dear to your heart, i would imagine, at this point. >> i love pepper. i think she's wonderful. i love playing her. especially in this one. i had the most fun playing pepper in "iron man 3." >> in this one, you finally gear up. you're in the superhero suit. h

and, remember, they had this online magazine and this magazine told people how to put a pressure cooker bomb together so that's the kind of things that will go back, going to try to check the internet. they're going to do whatever they can to track what these two young men were up to and what changed them. what radicalized them. were they living these double lives r a long time as brad said or did something happen in the last yea so? alsoave to wonder about the training. the younger brother probab dndi have as much training as e older bro was 26, the younger one was 19. so he's -- i'm not saying he trained in chechnya anywhere else but just trading to operate these devices training to throw a grenade, training to work an assault rifle, whatever he had. >> that's one -- let me interrupt. that's one of the clear dividing lines. pierre was reporting given the way these young men engaged in the firefight that authorities believe at or at least assume they must have had some kind of training which would presume then a kind of connection, where more people are involved which is quite differen

on the one hand, i want to know what caused it, and on the other hand, i don't want the "people" magazine profile of these people. you know what i mean? >> you know, there's amazing bit of use of technology in "new york times" the other day on this, and i want to take a moment to show it. if we can put it up, "the times" had a photograph of the moment with runners crossing the finish line in the boston marathon when that explosion took place and was able through reporting to identify each person, interview them, do audio interviews, and then we could hear their sounds, we could hear their take on how they felt at that moment. let's play some of that. >> i said out loud, this is how my life is going to end. and blessed myself and i said, please, god, let me children be okay because i didn't know where they were. >> using technology to tell the story. jane hall, cenk uygur, and michael medved, thanks very much for joining us on this important and emotional topic this sunday morning. up next, a "boston globe" columnist says it's the police officers and the first responders and the firefighte

an unnamed source tells people magazine i hate unnamed sources, someone told justin during the tour that anne was very into pop culture and probably would have been a fan of justin. sad people are so quick to criticize without understanding the context with which he those comments. it is sad. >> oh. >> that is actually efficient. that is an efficient way to go downstairs. >> it is very easy to go after justin bieber. he is a 19-year-old pop star. he has nothing in his body but self-involvement. there is nothing else. >> have i been to amsterdam. there are many things to do in amsterdam that have no historical significance whatsoever. he took it upon himself to go to the anne frank house. we can criticize him for what he wrote in the book. perhaps he should have been less nare saw cystic, but the fact he went there shows some degree of maturity and especially when you consider his age expts fact that he is about to self-destruct any minute now. >> i agree with you that he went there, and by the way the museum was okay. >> they had no complaints after he went. >> but he probably did go the

you can learn about it if you read people magazine or us weekly in the supermarket checkout line of the he sent one of his reporters to doinrviews s feel about these bands. the problem? the bands weren't real. but listen, these hipsters would rather look like liars than look uncool. very funny. listen. >> of my favorite bands is dr. shlomo. do you like their album? >> yeah, actually, i had a radio show on community radio station up in canada and i used to spin them all the time. >> one of my favorite bands is called "get the (bleep) out of my pool." >> yeah. >> used to spin that. >> of course the guy was trying to have a little bit of a rap. even bob said she was cute. >> she was cute. >> you're up. >> all right. what has three legs and is really big? [ laughter ] >> don't go there, man. >> c record. so you saw the gator he got in on the pga, i guess it was the z classic in new orleans, came on the course while the guys were golfing. did you know that alligators are cannibalistic? that means they eat each other. maybe another alligator ate his leg. i don't know. bob? >> first of all, i

. >> "people" magazine coverage. >> sure. people like to know about families and know about -- so we watch them come. in the end i think you're right. i think the american people sort it out and they're for democracy. >> ted kennedy's seat was jack kennedy's seat. it's up next tuesday. anything can happen in a special. we all know that. very interesting elector. eddie markey running up there. a little more working guy, voted against obama care, he's pro-life against abortion rights. it's a different -- they put out a robo call which a group of them supporting them, it wasn't them, but it was somebody supporting them. according to "the boston globe," "as americans we're not going to let the perpetrators of this strategy or anyone else top our democracy from moving forward." wouldn't it be great having a working person representing you in the senate, not just another millionaire, but someone who understands -- the segue -- it went from the tragedy up there which united everybody to a cheap opportunity to exploit hell to try to

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. >> "people" magazine coverage. >> sure. people like to know about families and know about -- so we watch them come. in the end i think you're right. i think the american people sort it out and, therefo they're for democracy. >> ted kennedy's seat was jack kennedy's seat. it's up next tuesday. anything can happen in a special. we all know that. very interesting elector. eddie markey running up there. a little more working guy, voted against obama care, he's pro-life against abortion rights. it's a different -- they put out a robo call which a group of them supporting them, it wasn't them, but it was somebody supporting them. according to "the boston globe," "as americans we're not going to let the perpetrators of this strategy or anyone else top our democracy from moving forward." wouldn't it be great having a working person representing you in the senate, not just another million teaire millionaire, but someone who understands -- the segue -- it went from the tragedy up there which united everybody to a cheap opportunity to

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" magazine, prime time special on abc. >> i was in the courtroom when they were calling me a devil. i mean, it's one thing to be called certain things in the media and it's another thing to be sitting in a courtroom fighting for your life while people are calling you a devil. for all intents and purposes, i was a murderer, whether i was or not. and i had to live with the idea that that would be my life. >> reporter: knox, then an american college student in italy, spent nearly four years in prison after she and her italian boyfriend convicted of murdering kircher knox's then-roommate. details emerges of a kinky sex game gone wrong. how she responds to diane sawyer. >> she-devil with an angel face. >> i haven't heard those, i've heard the gist of them, and they're wrong. >> reporter: in "people" the 25-year-old speaks candidly about life in prison. >> one of the things that sustained her a family photo album, she's so lonely caressing the pictures. >> reporter: so lonely, she thinks about suicide. >> would she do it in the shower, there's a window in the shower it would be fogs up, n

"time" magazine named him one of the world's 100 most influential people. the big dinner was last night. and this morning ted is in studio 57 to talk about why hollywood and wall street are watching his every move. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7:00. and i'm serious, frank. what did you do to michelle to have her call you a wacko bird? >> i get that daily and it's worse than wacko bird, i got news for you. >> we can't say it on tv. [ laughter ] >> i know, gayle. all right. thanks so much. >> have a great show, gayle. >> see you guys. 6:53 now. >>> virgin airlines is helping you make a love connection on board its flights. it's got a new service that allows passengers to send a drink to someone who is on the plane that may have caught your eye. it's done through the in-flight entertainment system. passengers can find a person through a digital seat map. the program launched this week on the l.a.-to-vegas route. hm. no surprise there. but it will be available on all their u.s. flights shortly. weird. >> see if it works. >>> you may ha

but in an interview with "people" magazine, the now 25-year-old opens up saying it never occurred to me that i would be considered a suspect. knox was an exchange student in italy when her roommate meredith kercher was brutally murdered. knox and her boyfriend were accused. prosecutors painting fox as a vixen or cuddling with sollecito instead of crying. >> she says there were all sorts of moments of heart break we did not see. >> in her new memoir "waiting to be heard" knox says she wants to set the record straight. she tes people i am not a murderer and describes her anguish during four years in an italian prison. >> amanda describes her ordeal as being one where her privacy was invaded, where the guards were leering and touching and in her space. >> knox says she considered suicide and credits her family and sollecito with keeping her going. the two aren't together anymore, but she says they are close and talk often. knox is back in seattle, back in school dating an old friend who wrote her letters in prison. she has no plans to go back to italy for a new trial and says she is oft

"time" magazine added california's attorney general to the top 100 in her profile. house minority leader nancy pelosi says kamala harris has been breaking down barriers and fighting for justice. also on this year's list of the 100 most influential people in the world, senator rand paul, spacex founder alon musk and the duchess of cambridge and a mother-to-be kate middleton. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, started burning - it was volunteer firefighters who hey were >>> coming up at 5:00, when that texas fertilizer plant started burning, it was volunteer firefighters who responded and they were there when that plant exploded, as well. well, tonight we are going to take a closer look at the volunteers who protect large parts of the bay area, who they are and how they train and how they step away from their lives to respond to events just like this one. that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> enjoy the beautiful warm day we have in front of us. >> brian is -- you really pitched in today. >> all part of the service. >> thanks for joining us. ha

they were allegedly according to "people" magazine, spotted kissing. >> they're young and in love. >> yeah. >>> finally, there is really no formula for what will snap people out of the shock like the marathon bombing. >> for boston it took the red sox star and another sort of bomb. abc's dan harris, a beantown boy himself, has the story. ♪ what's really going on below >> reporter: a solemn moment, boston was coming together, exhaling communally. ♪ and every breath we do is hallelujah ♪ >> reporter: honoring the victims, saluting the first responders singing the national anthem. ♪ and then big papi, david ortiz, designated hitter and first baseman stepped to the mike for an inspirational message. >> the jersey we wear today, doesn't say red sox it says boston. >> reporter: that is when we lep >> this is our [ bleep ] city. and nobody going to dictate our freedom. stay strong! thank you. >> reporter: the crowd of bostonians, a group of people who -- let's be honest -- know their way around an f bomb ate it up. here's the problem not only were kids in the house and the ceremony w

[ laughter ] more celebrity news, yesterday "people" magazine released its annual "most beautiful" list. i didn't make it, once again. [ boos ] but it features -- no, it features jennifer lawrence, adele, and carrie washington. or as john mayer calls it, his to-do list. [ laughter and applause ] why would he call it that? >> steve: yeah, what are you going to do? >> jimmy: this is cool. there's a new iphone app that tells women where they can buy michelle obama's clothes. not only that, there's another app that tells men where they can buy hillary clinton's clothes. [ laughter ] so useful. it's really useful. it's a great app. i saw that new jersey governor, chris christie, that's my man. we love him. chris christie, well -- [ scattered applause ] -- he was in texas today for the dedication of the president george w. bush's presidential library. the library's already done, but they brought in christie for a second groundbreaking. [ laughter ] sorry! i've got to tell jokes. >> steve: it's your job. >> jimmy: sorry, chris christie. >> steve: it's your job. >> jimmy: yeah. but this is nice