a woman who goes by the pseudonym angelina. >> she was just very intellig t intelligent, a little bitlder than ashley. probably in her 30s. very, very pretty. just, you know, a very classy, respectable girl. >> i had a meeting with her, she said she would talk but only on condition that i not reveal her identity. >> reporter: he hires an actress to listen to tapes of the interview and act out angelina's words as accurately as possible. >> use the name george fox and he booked an hour at a new york hotel, upper east side. that first time, it was very business-like. i remember thinking h was, li like, i hate to put this crudely, trying to get his money's worth type client. he started to request me. i saw him outside of new york, in palm beach, puerto rico, dallas, washington. he was always very guarded about what he would say. and, i mean, i would insist on having a conversation before we started. >> reporter: all of this was happening as spitzer was running for governor, with the media and his opponents watching every move. >> did it begin to haunt you as something you thought was poss

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. >>> well, what johnny depp doesn't want you seeing him doing with angelina jolie.our early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, dogs of all shapes and sizes make their bid for hollywood stardom. only it was easier for some than others. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. it was windy night outside of los angeles, high wind warnings in some of the passes and down throughout mountain canyons. today 71 and sunny and those winds should be dying down. 59 only in vegas. very cold behind that cold front swinging through the rockies. new storm system moving in to the northwest today, rain will be increasing during the day. tomorrow, that shifts further to the south and heads into the rockies. tomorrow should be dry in the northwest. if you're watching us on kgw news channel 8 in portland, explore traditional and modern works of chinese art at the chinese art show at the lan su chinese garden. and that's your pacific event of the day. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the eng

and i said in order to know that, you had to know john and angelina rice and the ordinary in the title is because my parents were in many ways ordinary people. my mom was a high schoolteacher, first in english teacher. whenever first students was willie mays, who she taught at fairfield industrial high school and even though she knew nothing about sports he says that she told him son, you are going to be a ballplayer so if you need to leave class a little bit early you go right ahead and do that. [laughter] so she knew talent when she saw it. but she taught school. she was an eloquent lady, who was a musician and loves to bring the arts to her students particularly her students in this very poor high school in high school in which she taught him, birmingham. they had operettas send they had had -- said she was an eloquent lady but an ordinary person, a schoolteacher. my dad was also an ordinary person. he was a presbyterian minister, high school guidance counselor and later on it university administrator. he was an athlete and a big sports fan. in fact, my parents had a deal, connie wh

jon come angelina, our great grandparents born slaves, we share great-grandparent's. and they were 12 and 13. we are four generations out of slavery which is the extraordinary advancement but yet to i know we share a passion for those who are still at the bottom and now they are out of the white house you can help get the heavy lifting the end. >> first of all, if you don't consider yourself a victim and not given to bitterness and really do believe that as our parents as well you may have to be twice as good a added they said that by the way. it was a given. then you can overcome but we were very fortunate to we had parents and teachers who were there for us. we grew up in a community where our parents were educated and new how to deliver on that message. what i worry today are the kids that are trapped through poverty and race. for them, there is no way out if they cannot be educated. i can look at your zip code to tell if you are going to get an education, and i can come by then we are doing something very, very wrong. we were fortunate that our grandparents were a

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john, and angelina, and my parents are great parents born slaves, we share great grandparents, and they were 12 and 13 when they were freed. we're just -- we're four generations out of slavery, conde, and yet, who is left behind? i know we share a passion for the kids who are still at the bottom of the well, and i'm so glad you can help us get back and get that heavy lifting down. >> well, i do think there's lessons today. first of all, if you don't consider yourself a victim, and if you're not given to bitterness, and if you really do believe that as my parents and your parents taught as well, you might have to be twice as good, and they said that just as a statement. >> it was a given. >> it was a given, and then you can overcome whatever is in front of you, but we were very fortunate. we had parents who were there for us. we had teachers who were there for us. we grew up in communities where our parents were educated and knew how to deliver on that imagine, and what i worry about today is that the kids who are trapped in that witch's brew that is poverty and race. for them, there is

. >>> angelina jolie is reportedly boycotting thanksgiving. a friend says the actress refuses to celebrate the domination of white settlers and wants no part in rewriting history. >>> and finally, cookie monster has posted an online video on youtube saying me want snl. the sesame street muppet wants to branch out beyond cookie eating. the video includes a monologue, sketches, weekend update jokes and a performance by munste munster gaga. must-see tv. >> i wonder if they have ever done anything like that. they have had skits with things like that, but an actual host? >> i don't think so. that sounds like a dare. >> it would be really challenging technically. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio, where folks have a different way of celebrating thanksgiving. by busting out their bowling shoes. as a part of this city's annual turkey day festivities, those looking to give back can take part in frozen turkey bowling. to participate, all you need is $5 and two canned goods and all the donations benefit a charity which provides food and

. ♪ angelina ♪ the bells of the crowd >> beautiful songs.tion of "farewellening lina" that dylan wrote might be my favorite song that she ever did. as a 15-year-old boy, 16-year-old boy sitting in seymour, indiana, and that album comes out, she was so beautiful. i kind of felt funny even holding it. she was so beautiful, i couldn't stand it. ♪ when you're walking out on the street ♪ >> i had a number one record with a girl named michelle. i said, you know, play a bass part like, like that van morrison song "wild night." she said, well, i don't know that song. i said to her, really? you don't know "wild night?" and my band started playing it. we just recorded it, you know, and couple weeks later the guy that was engineering the record goes, hey, john, you might want to take a listen to "wild night." i said, what? the thing you and michelle played. he said, it's pretty smoking. i listened to it, and so i had to call her up. i said, you have to come back and sing. that's how that record was made. it was an accident. ♪ when you're walking out on

we have italian ancestors my mother's name was angelina. name is genoa. tavis: what role has being able to play played in your life? i suspect given the levels you have operated at it must have been at times a respite. what role does it play? >> music is very much part of me. at first of all it has allowed me to have a place to go. when you are wrestling with brahms, it is not exactly relaxing, but you cannot think about anything else, so it really gets you away. and also allows me to do things like play with other musicians and play with the king of salt -- queen of soul. in that regard, i am very glad when i wanted to quit when i was 10 years old, my mother said, you are not old enough or good enough to make that decision. fortunately, i knew that was not a point for debate, and i kept playing. by the time i decided not to be a music major, i played well enough to play just about anything now want it to. tavis: how does a black girl from birmingham and of being fluent in russian, of all things? >> good thing. first, the start as a failed piano major, an

angelina -- and it is chilly up to the northwest. much warmer temperatures to the southeast.his is the dividing line between cold and warm. this energy comes with it behind the front, but that will take a while to clear up. quite a bit of heavy rain during the afternoon, with the heaviest concentration over the florida panhandle. we will get a fair amount of rain here, especially today and tonight with periods of rain. perhaps over an inch in places like frederick. some healthy rainfall. rain developing by 11:00 or sooner. scattered showers through the day tomorrow. and we will start to clear things out through the day on wednesday. thursday looks bright and sunny and we are looking toward another weekend of temperatures in the 50's. the >> tonight, an astrophysicist is found dead in her car. causseaux has an interesting theory about how that happened. -- castle has an interesting theory about how that happened. >> come on, she said she had a life change in the event. to what could be more like changing than being beamed up by this guy? >> it is followed by "dancing with the

the only thing that was unrealistic was to believe that matt damon would want to stay away from angelinaolie. >> you are so hetero tonight, mab. >> apparently, we have to move o. i felt like we were just getting started. >> let's do a second segment. >> i have a question for mike. email us at "red eye" and remember to write meet your baker and we will find you and tickle you. >> we have a postgame wrapup from dana. go to clips of recent shows. sorry. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. team! alex. alex, good call. >> a lot of people were asking on twitter last night, why i was sitting, not standing. i am standing right now. pull back to a wide shot. this is why i am not standing. for some reason when greg stands, it look its okay. but when a person who is my height stands, it doesn't work. so i am going to sit back down. >> guess what you can watch us over the weekend. saturday at midnight, eastern time, 9:00 p.m. prveg time. on monday, on the next "red eye," greg will be back, but watch anyway and we will ha

is there buzz between angelina jolie and johnny depp? did they get along?hion. will it be romantic passion on the screen? we shall see. >> and as we take a look at them looking at each other, a huge sequel coming out with the fokkers. >> yeah, little fokkers. this is the third movie in the "meet the parents" franchise. it's going to be the big comedy for christmas. everybody's back, robert de niro, ben stiller, barbra streisand. and dustin hoffman last minute came back to film. he was out but he came back in for last-minute reshoots. now last-minute reshoots can send up some red flags. but you know, this is going to be a huge film regardless around christmastime. >> yeah. it is funny. just sort of undeniably funny. tron, they're making a remake or a sequel to "tron." how long ago was that? >> 28 years, if you can believe it. >> wow. >> yeah. and -- >> sometimes these are good ideas, sometimes they're not so good ideas. >> you know, "tron" came out and it was visually stunning. it was a groundbreaking visual spectacle when it came out. so the big question fo

give me some of angelina jolie's. the expense of all these rights makes politicians happy. they get to do the spending. even get out of here rights aren't free. they entail a mill care, a constabulary, a judiciary and a considerable expenditure by our neighbors when they want us to sober up and go back in the trail. but gimme rights require no money. every one of such rights means the transfer of goods and services from one group of citizens to another. now, the first group of citizens loses those goods and services, but all citizens lose the power that must be given to a political authority to enforce that transfer. and we didn't, we didn't want to understand that power. and this is particularly true of people my age, of the baby boom. it was obvious in the way we reacted when politicians attempted to use their power to limit our freedom by drafting us into the war in vietnam. we fought the establishment by growing our hair long and dressing like circus clowns, you know? we're a pathetic bunch. we're a pathetic punch, and it didn't start with the beatles, marijuana and the

she is on the phone with us and angelina, are you there? >> i am. good morning. >> my goodness, what are you thinking? >> i think i rethought the cold. >> you sent us pictures of not many people, but lots of stuff. >> yes. i support you a picture from this morning from the winchester toys 'r us. the workers are in there trying to restock the shelves and running around. hurry, the people are coming back at 5:00. another flood of people. there were things all over the floor. >> help me out. stores were open -- you got off at midnight and there were stores open? >> oh, yes. some were 24 hours. others open at midnight. then kohl's opened up at 3:00. target opens at 4:00. i got it all mapped out. >> good luck to you. we will check in with our other shoppers as well. good luck. >> thank you. >> very a cup of coffee on me. in the times of giving thanks, the bay area university is taking a scientific microscope to gratitude and acts of kindness. george lewis looks at the evidence from uc berkeley. >> thanksgiving dinner for l.a.'s homeless. for the hundred

. >>> angelina's new tell-all about brad and the kids.

i thought, well, who better than brad and angelina. i thought this was be a fantastic ticket.arians. there's rumors that brad may in 2016 run for the senate or presidential office. >> i'm sure there's people in their sphere encouraging them. >> where would he be a senator from? >> the world. i don't know if you know it, but the plane that hoovers in their sphere above the world that's where he would rule from. >> i think you have been drinking fore loco. it's caffeinated, alcoholic, what could be more perfect than that. you say that's more nanny state. >> if you're going to say if businesses can't sell caffeine infused alcohol, what about bars that pour red bull and vodka. jack and coke. the moving line is full of absurdity. you create this world where the government's in charge of your decisions. >> bloomberg people over here love that stuff. >> you have to admit that the most appalling things you've done you've done when you're jacked up on caffeine. me, too. >> all right. hold it there. we'll have another question for you when we come back. [ male announcer ] this is steven

listen to this, angelina from "jersey shore" was reportedly punched while she was at a mall in statencheers and applause ] and in even crazier news, one time she went to a mall and didn't get punched. [ laughter ] i read that. and finally, you guys, yahoo! is make some design changes on its site so that people can go on twitter and facebook without leaving yahoo!. yeah. now all yahoo! has to do is get people to go to yahoo!. ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: right on. >> jimmy: yeah. sounding good, guys. we've got a fantastic show tonight. a very, very funny -- one of the funniest actors we got out there right now, jonah hill is here on the show. [ cheers and applause ] it's a great combo tonight on the show. the second guy coming out, a hip-hop pioneer, this man has done it all, one of my favorite guys, russell simmons is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] def jam, phat farm. this guy's done it all. >> steve: at farm? >> jimmy: and we've got -- yeah, phat farm. >> steve: i thought you said richard simmons. >> ji

. >> brown: is it true that there's a movie going to be made out of your book starring angelina jolie? >> it is true that the book has been optioned for the movies. i think it is very true that the option would very much like for her to play cleopatra. that's about as much as i know right now. >> brown: wouldn't that be ironic to continue the legend here going again to hollywood to one of the most beautiful hollywood actresses to play cleopatra. >> just putting together images of cleopatra through time. she's like a shape shifter. it's amazing what we've done with her and made of her. she is like eve and sometimes she's romeo and juliette all over again. she seems to fit into any number of dynamics. >> brown: you is the cleopatra for the 21st century. >> it's cleopatra the independent woman, exactly. >> brown: the book is cleopatra, a life. stacy shiff, thanks so much. >> thanks, jeff. >> suarez: again, the major developments of the day. u.s. officials defended american military strategy in afghanistan from criticism by afghan president karzai. on the "newshour," senator john kerry, c

rice recalls her childhood in birmingham alabama in the 1960's and profiles her parents, john and angelina. ms. rice discusses her memoir with her cousin constance, co-director of the advance a project of the millenium hotel in los angeles t

angelina jolie and brad pitt's daughter shiloh has people talking over her masculine fashion choices.ng let the kid do whatever he or she wants to do. what should parents think about when they see their boys dressing like girls or girls dressing like boys? >> as they said, it can be alarming to see that. but don't force them in another direction. i think that can end up back firing. have them experiment in different things. try and put your son in ballet if he wants to but then put him in baseball. it doesn't predetermine what they're go to come if they let them play with princesses. anything can happen. let them be kid. >> would you let your son compete in a beauty pageant? would you encourage him? weigh in on the shoutout board at abcnews.com/gma. >>> when we come back, robin turns 50 and fierce as ever. i am. well, you don't want that one. new kellogg's fiber plus cereal®. the delicious taste of berries, plus yogurty clusters, plus 40% of your daily fiber... plus wait for it... antioxidants! so, two more wishes! mmmm. mmmm. maybe later, then. [ female announcer ] new kellogg's fibe

his latest, "angelina: an unauthorized biography." great have you with us. you nuprin says diana.e thrilled, but a little jealous as well i think. because she'd be approaching 50 now and be seeing the fashion pattern has really passed and from one generation to the next. i'm sure advising kate, but also a little bit of her sadness of losing a son as well. >> reporter: losing a son. i want to make sure i get this correct. she had told her son, if you find someone you love in life, you must hang on to it and look after it. it appears he has taken his mother's advice. >> yes, very much so. i was struck by three at the engagement. a bit crowded. the ghost of diana hung heavily there. yes. she always said to me that the throne will jump through generations and go to william, and she was always grooming him for a happy life and also for a fulfilling life, also a life where he would do his duty. i think kate will be a very solid partner for him. the queen, princess elizabeth and philip and charles and diana. >> do you think cate kate will be more prepared? no one took her aside and said,

we accept brad and angelina and we accept those kind of couples for a very specific reason.at parents. they have shown us what a great commitment looks like. they haven't been caught in scandals yet, who knows. there's always room. >> but do some people kind of look at it negative? still a percentage of people looking look on that negatively. >> absolutely. you know what it is based on? everything from your politics for instance in this study, republicans were much more likely to judge co-habitation as opposed to marriage. economics come into play. where you live. what kind of community you're in, all of those things create stigma around living -- excuse me living together. >> this is was interesting marmg is more common among college graduates. why does education play a role in this. >> it's financial. college graduates make more money. what we're finding right now especially chris, in the times we're in, men don't like to marry unless they're more successful in their lives. when they've hit a certain point financially, they are ready to get married. and so, college graduat

so the top honors are split between susan boyle and brad pitt and angelina jolie. >> isn't that interestingwould like to have dinner with everybody. >> all of those. the kardashians woulde an interesting -- you had plenty of meals with those guys. >> yeah. my problem with the kardashians is they are not anywhere -- my experience with them is completely different from what you see onheir tv show. i've known them since they were little kids so i think a lot of that is shtick. >> guinness book of world records came out with its brand-new, brand spanking new book so we wondered could we t a couple of world records in our own studio. it could happen. >> i think it could happen. it will and it won't. >> one of them is a great guy nam james romolarios. what is it? >> romiliodis. >> he's going to attempt on that pogo stick for one minute, he's going to try to break the record and the record is 238 bounces. and he's going to try to do 239. and judge stewart claxton is with us. he'll watch and keep track as he does this for a minute. >> if there is any question, we're n going to know, we'll go to a v

give me some of angelina jolie's. the expense of all these rights makes politicians happy.get to do the spending. even get out of here rights aren't free. they entail a mill care, a constabulary, a judiciary and a considerable expenditure by our neighbors when they want us to sober up and go back in the trail. but gimme rights require no money. every one of such rights means the transfer of goods and services from one group of citizens to another. now, the first group of citizens loses those goods and services, but all citizens lose the power that must be given to a political authority to enforce that transfer. and we didn't, we didn't want to understand that power. and this is particularly true of people my age, of the baby boom. it was obvious in the way we reacted when politicians attempted to use their power to limit our freedom by drafting us into the war in vietnam. we fought the establishment by growing our hair long and dressing like circus clowns, you know? we're a pathetic bunch. we're a pathetic punch, and it didn't start with the beatles, marijuana and the pill.

but she's been known a little like angelina jolie, they're considered home wrecker because both of them is big uproar when she's on the cover of "shape" that a lot of the readers wrote in and said why are you putting a man stealer on the cover? we don't like that. >> nobody knows the real story there either. >> miley cyrus is getting a lot of ink. you saw the pictures, didn't you? >> they are. i love miley. >> what was going on? >> she was in spain and she was having a drink of beer. >> in madrid. she's in a club in madrid with a bunch of her friends, she's been over there for the mtv european awards and there she is holding corona. >> she's a month away, a couple of weeks away from her 18th birthday. 18 is the legal drinking age. >> in spain. >> it is not strictly enforced over there. >> no, no. most europenans they're -- well never mind. >> let her slide on that one. >> where was it, berlin or some place in germany where the grinding thing and the outfit with the -- >> she's been doing so much of that, racy outfits, grinding against her dancers, riding around on beds in videos. i thin