kelsey grammer was a different story. you got home and kelsey grammer was somebody different. you know, she said quite a few ugly things. and it's not so bad that she says them publicly, but i know what happens is she's actually saying them in front of the kids at home. >> what's been the worst thing, the most hurtful thing she said about you. >> i haven't been keeping track about everything. >> if there's one you thing about, what's the thing that really stung you? what do you hate being called the most? what's the most unfair labeling? >> she once said that i didn't want my daughter. that pissed me off. >> yeah, well, it would, wouldn't it? >> yeah. >> because the one thing that i sense with you is you're a very committed father. >> yeah. >> you've been a fairly hopeless husband. >> yes. >> from time to time with the various wives and some have been pretty useless wives but you throughout it has been a conscientious, loving father. >> yeah. >> so that thing must really hurt. >> the thing that hurt me the most that hurt both kate and me, actually, was the thing about our lost

. >> sometimes it's "hey fraser" but sometimes it's hey, kelsey. >> kelsey is a guy who has been trying to save the world because he couldn't save things this his own life. >> kelseymergrammer, his highs d his lows and what he really thinks of his ex-wife. >> "the real housewives" was my parting gift to her. plus hillary duff, recording artist, actress. a child star all grown up. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> kelsey grammer is one of the most talked about and famous and beloved figures in history. you are, aren't you? you've been part of the american television consciousness for so long. you must walk out on the street and everybody goes, "hey, kelsey." everyone must think they know you. >> well, those things do happen. sometimes it "hey frazier." but more often than not it's "hey, kelsey." >> do you like the kind of mass attention you must still get or is it i've done it -- >> it's always pleasant. it's always flattering. it's always meant in an optimistic, kind of affectionate way. so i take it that way and return the compliment. >> do you enjoy the status of television icon? >>

. >>> here with kelsey grammer. let's talk love, marriage and divorce. >> all right. >> i don't know what order you do it in. but you've already explained in a very, i think, profound way why you think you drifted into, i guess what turned out to be inappropriate relationships. but at the time maybe didn't seem so inappropriate. did you struggle for a long time to have any meaningful relationship because of all the drugs, the partying and everything else? was it all inconsequential at the time? how did it feel to you? >> it's interesting. i spent oh maybe about eight years not really settles down with anybody. having peripheral relationships with people. i was mostly focused on acting, trying to get a job, doing some work. and then when i came to new york, i met a girl. i was 28 years old. and i thought, i'm tired of this. i actually want to settle down and have a child. i'd like to start a family. so i met my first wife. >> doreen. >> doreen. it went pretty poorly. >> this lasted -- well. >> it lasted a year. but i

for some type about to get worse. >> kelsey is seeking a gag order.t their two kids. here is abc's andrea canning. >> reporter: one of hollywood's nastiest divorces. >> somebody is in the apartment, it's just not me. >> camille grammar continues to spill the secrets of her split with kelsey graerm to millions on "the real housewives of beverly hills." >> it is true. i was married to that. >> reporter: while kelsey can't tell ecx to stop sharing. it is believed he will ask a family judge to issue a gag order keeping her from exposing their kids to the paparazzi. it is all over this video that surfaced on tmz. >> play. >> is kelsey going to show up today? >> i don't know. >> reporter: last saturday he was captured by tmz with them in l.a. known for heavy paparazzi presence. kelsey's people confirm he will be going to court but would not comment further. >> the picture camille paints about their divorce is not a pretty one of the. >> reporter: in an interview with "tv guide," camille launched a new attack on her ex-husband. of course the show, season two

>> reporter: kelsey's people confirm he will be going to court.>> the picture camille paints about their divorce is not a pretty one. >> reporter: in an interview with "tv guide," camille launched a new attack on her ex-husband. saying -- i said, what about our kids? and he said, they'll get over it. he was very cruel. he even said, i feel no remorse. >> of course, the show, season two, all of a sudden, camille and kelsey's kids are no longer part of it. camille told me kelsey will no longer grant them permission to be filmed. >> reporter: as for this latest "war of the roses" moment, camille's rep added, we will deal with this in court, not in the media. >> have to feel sorry for the kids. >> she is dealing with it in the media by putting them on her show. met on a blind date in 1996. married in 1997. >> a year later. that's actually a warning against getting married too quick. >> what i was saying. divorce was finalized in february. messy. hate to see that. >> bringing that one out again. i don't like this one. >> look at you, linsey, stephanie.

>> to play. >> is kelsey going to show up today?on't know. >> reporter: last saturday, he was captured by tmz with them, at a steakhouse in l.a., known for its heavy paparazzi presence. kelsey's people confirmed he will be going to court. but would not comment further. >> the picture that camille paints about their divorce, is not a pretty one. >> reporter: in an interview with "tv guide" about the divorce, camille launched a new attack saying, quote, what about our kids? and he said, they'll get over it. he was very cruel. he even said, i feel no remorse. >> the show, season two, camille and kelsey's kids are no longer part of it. and camille said that was because kelsey will no longer grant permission for them to be filmed. >> reporter: as for the latest "war of the roses" moment, camille's rep added, we'll deal with this in court, not in the media. for "good morning america," andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> it's so difficult, when children are involved. >>> lost without a map. the family who dialed 911 to escape the corn m

whoa. >> i love kelsey sitting over there.e commentary and things like that. >> my dad read "the lord of the rings," and "the hobbit," and i would actually knit. knit one pearl two. yes. >> you're such a riddled wreck. >> i was a renaissance boy. >>> let's get to the weather and sam champion. >> let's have josh knit rihanna a covering sweater. just a little something covering for warming the areas. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we want to talk about. we want to start with pictures from yesterday. we can't get out of america's heartland. yesterday, we did a door knock with ty and the crew of "extreme makeover: home edition." they're doing seven houses in seven days in joplin, missouri. you may remember and probably do, that joplin was pounded five months ago by an ef-5 tornado moving through that area. and these families are getting homes they desperately need. we're back live in kansas city. we wanted to show you the kauffman center. how about a little jazz because they have their own forum h

but we had not heard what happened from kelsey grammar until now.urse, being best known as tv east frasier crane pulled no punches in talking about his ex. he believes camille married him for his celebrity. check out what he said. >> the real housewives was my parting gift for her. it was my way of saying, look, you wanted to be famous, here you go. >> do you think she married you because you were kelsey grammar, tv icon. >> i think she married me because i was frasier. >> he says he has now found true love with his fourth wife, kate. having spent time getting to know camille over the past couple of years, it's an easy bet she's not pleased with what kelsey is saying. >> susan sarandon is facing scrutiny over comments she made about the pope. >> she called pope benedict xvi a nazi at the film festival in new york over the weekend. she reportedly told an interviewer at the festival she sent the pope a copy of the anti-death copy "dead man walking." she starred in the film adaptation of that book. apparently she said that last one, not this one now. c

kelsey, you're 13 years old.a rather unique -- not unique but a very passionate response to the way our military service members are having to live when they come back from iraq and afghanistan. >> well, i mean, i was at another event a few days ago and i was talking to some of my friends. they were saying that every single one of them either knew someone, had a family member who served in one of the wars. there's so many of those selfless men and women and the fact that we don't celebrate them like we do the celebrities who just released some movie about an awful subject. it's kind of depressing. they should be the ones who get to walk down the red carpet and get the recognition that they truly deserve for doing such an incredible job on the front line while we're out here on the home front. >> i think we all agree with you. so you have turned your passion into this wonderful effort, thanks usa. you have a concert on the 14th of november. do you want to talk about that, rachel? >> basically, we're bringing toget

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>> and those dreams didn't work out for kelsey grammer and his ex-wife. we'll have the latest on their battles coming up as well. >>> for now, that's what's making news in america this >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead, a tragedy on marylanders road. a man was killed by a hit-and- run driver. good morning, washington. 4:30 on this wednesday, october 12. i am cynne simpson. >> i am natasha barrett. we will check in with lisa baden in a moment. first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> good morning. it will be damp outside for the next couple days. the most widespread will be today. let's look at the super doppler radar. it's not raining everywhere, but we do have widespread showers. that will be the case throughout the day, often on rain. winchester to front royal and warrenton, especially interstate 95 south of the beltway. moderate showers in lorton as well as crossing over the potomac. temperatures will not be moving much today. 65 in the district right now, 61 in martinsburg. mid-60's's, all day long with

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it was for employer-mandates like kelsey san francisco -- healthy san francisco.re was a little -- litany of new costs. he did not say costs created a 60% increase in the cost of labor for minimum wage employee that oakland does not have. now all the pastry shops, bakeries, are moving that way. the restaurants are outsourcing forces -- functions to other towns because of increased costs. this is a defining moment, as you have said. as to whether or not we want to find solutions are political wedge is, whether or not we want to find solutions or false choices. that is what is being presented here. there are other ways to solve the problems we have identified. brighterchiu's efforts -- supervisor chiu's efforts have gone a long way in that. there has been the erroneous information regarding fees. do we agree with that language? i will not say we do. we will respect his efforts to try to address if it is a consumer fraud issue. that is language that addresses the issue you have been raising. this will cost thousands of jobs. it is not disputed that we are 30,000 jobs

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we had kelsey was here. the library of congress book signing, lynette was wearing the button that said "fan of the week." she was wearing it as part of her ensemble. >> her picture on facebook is your mug. >> thanks. you want to be fan of the week go to our website and we might pick you. >>> still to come, everyone is talking about it. all the hollywood buzz. we're going to show you how to steal their style with their latest loine of clothes. they all have one. and we'll meet a woman who lost more than 200 pounds. ♪ >>> we are back on this fun day monday with today's buzz, a round-up of all the people and events making headlines this week. >> bonnie fuller and roseanne colletti are here to help us keep up-to-date on all things make-up and more. earlier on our show, guiliana ransic came on and reveal she'd has breast cancer. >> she wanted everybody to know. she feels her quest to have a baby saved her life. her doctor insisted she get a mammogram before starting the next round of treatment. the mammogram show

. >> that was kelsey reporting. >> a seafood safety campaign has been funded by b.p. and they say they will continue testing for up to three years. >> bank of america said they have fixed the problems slowing down their web site for the last week. many wondered if a hacker was to blame. the bank says they have recalled their problem which were from system upgrades. outside officials have confirmed the banks explanation. >> flu and viruses coming up this winter. how to profect yourself. we'll tell you how. >> first a look at events going on around town this weekend. >> in this morning's "medical alert" flu and cold viruses will be here soon. we have a pharmacist here with the right remedy to harm and protect yourself. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> you have an array of things. >> first of all, if we're going to talk about arming yourself against the flu, we have to say the flu vax vaccination is the best way. if you qualify and you need one, you should get one. aside from that, the biggest thing you can do to get your -- boost your immune system is get en

. >> kelsey, it's been a real pleasure. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> remarkable interview z. >>> hello, i'm charles hodgson at cnn london. we'll have the usual business news in a moment. first the latest on the prisoner swap between israel and hamas. it's the first big exchange of prisoners between the two for several years. it involves hundreds of palestinians and one israeli soldier. gilad shall late is free after being held for five years. officials handed him over to the egyptian authorities a couple hours ago. egypt is expected to transfer shalit on to israeli custody. israel set free hundreds of palestinians held in its jails today, tuesday. a total of a thousand are expected to be released as part of this exchange in two groups. an initial group of 477 palestinian prisoners are going free on tuesday in exchange for sergeant major shalit. matthew chance is at the border crossing in gaza. he joins us live with the latest. presumably a sense of anticipation there, matthew. >> reporter: certainly is, charles. in fact, hundreds of people have gathered here at the checkpo

kelsey grammer, the actor said that in an interview in "usa today." he's a staunch republican and said he's dispoliced with the political discourse. he went on to say, in the past, there's a way to make a better choice between the candidates. >>> researchers say there's a connection between how many facebook friends you have and what's beginning on in your brain. let's go on to kristie lu stout. >> it's more like a correlation. there's a direct lunk between the number of friends you have on facebook and the size of certain parts of your brain, namely the areas of your brain known to play a role in memory and emotional and social interactions. this is according to researchers at the university of college london. there's a which came first, the chicken or the egg dilemma here. they're not sure if a people haver brain density because they have more facebook friends or they're predisposed to be savvy social networkers. the next step for the researchers is to see how a brain on social media changes over time. a lot more study, a lot more brain scans ahead.

kelsey grammer 14%.oight, a very strong conservative jon voight, 13% of ticket buyers say that makes me uncomfortable. let's go to the other side. republicans, big surprise, like to avoid michael moore. 60% of republicans like to avoid michael moore. but michael's movies are political. so it's a different thing. >> yes. >> you don't have to -- you can like michael but avoitd his movie because you don't like what he's talking about. >> but there's a very funny statistic the poll found which is 21% of democrats also avoid michael moore movies. they find him a little too -- they don't find him a good representation of the party. but then 25% of other democrats will definitely see a michael moore movie. they are more motivated to see it. so he's polarizing both in his own party and outside. >> and no documentary filmmaker in history has sold more tickets than michael moore when the dust clears. >> yes. so he wins. >> and then jane fonda. wow, that's a residual effect. she hasn't worked that much. but 48%. th

. >> kelsey, it's been a real pleasure. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> remarkable interview. that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. >> thanks, piers. good evening, everyone. it's 10:00 p.m. on the east coast, 7:00 p.m. here in los angeles. we begin tonight with keeping them honest, herman cain has been telling people to lighten up and not take everything he says so seriously, especially about remarks he's made about stopping illegal immigration. he said he's only joking and said it again this evening. but new polling shows him to be a serious candidate. he's in a virtual tie with mitt romney. so now people are taking everything he says seriously, whether he likes it or not. as to whether you like what he's saying or not, that's entirely up to you. keeping them honest, whatever political position you happen to have, the question for herman cain or anyone wanting to be president is this, can you be a serious candidate without serious scrutiny of what you say and how you say it? here's what he said saturday about illegal immigration. >> i tell you what, when i'm in cha