anna, who do you look like. >> anna: i don't know either. who do you look like?>> brian: jeff daniels, they think you were him. >> steve: they said t looks like steve doocy had a lifestyle lift t. showed jeff daniels on the screen. >> brian: by the way, that's not bad. >> steve: no. >> brian: successful launch for jeff daniels. >> steve: really? >> brian: yeah. they have big ratings for the new show. >> steve: i think 2 million people watched it. i think only one critic in america liked it. so they pulled critics and most of them didn't like it. the associated press poll, polled american to find out which of the two candidates you think can fix the economy. here is the answer. it's not positive. >> anna: 50% say they would have a little impact and 47% say a big impact. 3% kind of saying they're not real sure about it. so this is coming from one of our viewers. pete at home, he says, they can't fix the economy. they can only create the environment where it grows or not. >> brian: another said, the next president does not have to fix the economy. get government out

hello, anna. i feel like i know you already. i'm just a tad older, maybe a big tad like a tadpole growing into a fish. i have many questions for you. as i said earlier, i feel as though i know you already. your sister may be a younger sister, definitely younger, because i'm 78. and i've been retired since the age of 65. but i'm not really retiring. i was born in modesto, california, but i'm not very modest either. in any case, i am a great admirer of yours and of the likes of you and your writing, and all of my inspirations prior to being exposed to you was in my grandmother who was without a doubt the biggest fan of myself. and she taught me everything literally. she was without prejudice except she did not believe in religions because there were too many religious people in her family. there were jews which is, yeah, jews and italian catholics and etc., etc., scottish because her maiden name was mccumber. and it goes on and on. and they came, the mccumbers and the brights that crossed from ohio

anna? >> anna: have you seen this video?higan give me one more chance ♪ ♪ to show you that i love you ♪ won't you please let me ♪ into your school ♪ oh, how i dream to be a wolverine ♪ ♪ michigan, you're like anything that i see ♪ ♪ you're like -- >> anna: pretty good. lawrence young reworded version of the "i want you back" sealed the deal and he's with us this morning from los angeles. good morning to you, lawrence. how are you? >> good morning. i'm good. how are you? >> anna: congratulations on being a wolverine thanks to this video that you put out there. were you a little nervous to do that or are you already a singer? how did this work out for you? >> i am already a singer, but i wasn't nervous because i really didn't expect the amount of feedback that i would get. so i really just thought i was just going to get a couple of years. yeah, that definitely wasn't the case. >> anna: the object was to get into school. but most people wouldn't think about obviously sending a video. you just write an essay. but you felt like

if you are trying to motivate them, which is difficult enough yon anna winter is -- i don't think annater is going to do it. it must be the nice smile. >> she is not going to do our show now, andy. >> that could change. jay and i have been working -- >> and i have been working on it. >> is that how you hurt your back? >> yes. >> i bet they are hoping she did mtv because the kids think she is what arely watts. >> you are a terrible man. >> jim, i don't think people who watch mtv know who charlie watts is. >> i really am becoming an older gentleman. >> i don't know who charlie watts is. >> drummer for the rolling stone. >> oh, okay. i know the rolling stones. >> dresses like a countryman squire, if you will. >> you think they told sjp to read the prompter. serious question, isn't there -- like the problem with actors doing campaign stuff is they don't seem sincere. their job is to fake emotion in front of the camera. when i see an actor reading that stuff it is like i think you are just acting. >> okay, so i feel like what you have said is correct, but things are happening in new york an

you can be sure of that. >> so listen, anna, this is television.ould we be surprised by this. i remember the kardashian wedding and most people felt that it was staged. >> well, don, i think most weddings are staged. there's rehearsals and all sorts of things but if you're getting paid millions of dollars for a wedding -- a marriage that's going to last a few months, stage anything you want. i think it's the most lucrative staging i've ever seen. >> dean, how do you feel about this? i'll ask you a very similar question. because it is television and even though it says "reality tv" most people lead pretty boring lives are you surprised that we get duped? >> you're right. most people not donl lemons of the world, but most people live boring lives. they should have a right show about you called "the flavor of don" or "living the lemon live" because your life the different. i was complimenting you in a way i'll never do again. you have to make it hyperreality. i pitched a reality show. i have friends who worked on reality shows. the signers aren't cryp

that was near anna in the keys. anna is in miami. but look at that.ldn't even hold on to that. >> what did you do with it? >> it's catch and release. we made sure he went back in the water. >> important for you to say that and not get a lot of tweets from the peta folks. >> is that a fake fish that everyone gets to take a picture with? >> shut up, dean. thank you, guys. good to see you again. >> thank you, don. >>> a former president returns to the white house and a whole lot of laughs. >> you will now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? >> it is just like old times. george w. bush in the white house for good. find out why. we want our viewers to stay connected to cnn. grab your mobile phone and go to cnn.com/tv. >>> a whole lot happened this week. john edwards acquitted. but there was one thing that really got my attention and it made me smile. he's back. >> i'm pleased that my portrait brings an interesting symmetry to the white house collection. it now starts and ends with a george w. i'm also pleased, mr. president, tha

i want to get the questions to anna. anna, quickly! we showed that picture.hey take the knives and forks away when the president showed up? >> i don't know. i think the sharp knives were out for mitt romney but not obama. as a security measure, i've never will that happen to me. they should know that latinos they not give their forks or knives to go against anybody. nothing gets in between us and our food. next time, folks, at least give us a tortilla! >> i don't think they had knives there for romney either. >> thank you, guys. very good. >> thanks, don. >>> alec baldwin is tired of the paparazzi. >> most of the paparazzi have their foot out to trip you and want to shot. >> he wants privacy laws changed and suggests a type of buffer zone for actors. that's next. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. >>> alec baldwin wants everyone to keep back. he says a photographer nearly hit him with his camera this past week and the cameraman

in the -- >> i'm going to ask anna that question. go ahead, anna. >> sure.he deliberations were very calm and methodical i think. we had had two weeks to get to know each other. and we already had -- were -- had a sense of team. even just as we began the deliberations. so everybody was very respectful. and wanted to hear what others had to say. >> joshua, you described sandusky as creepy at one point in one of your views. you said you were watching him very closely, his face, his emotions. and you're watching those who were testifying on the stand as well. what did you see? >> yes. well, i didn't see anything in the victims that would lead me to think they were not credible. but then i also took a look at sandusky while he was watching the victims testify. and it seemed to be that he was kind of reminiscing of the victims. and -- >> what do you mean by that? >> well, he would kind of lean in towards them and pick his chin up a little bit and just kind of -- like he was thinking about the victims and his behavior with them. >> that struck you as creepy? >> ye

i'm anna wintour.m so lucky in my work that i'm able to meet some of the most incredible women in the world. women like sarah jessica parker and michelle obama. these two wonderful women and i are hosting a dinner along with the president in new york city to benefit the obama campaign. >> ok. so let's talk about this. cnn contributors roland martin and john avalon on here. >> what up, carol? >> well, here's my first question. can president obama really make the point that mitt romney is out of touch? roland? >> who cares? are we somehow shocked that there are fundraisers with people who are either celebrities or folks with lots of money? no. not shocked at all. plus, you know what, i am so sick of this regular guy narrative. i don't want a regular guy president. i don't want a regular woman president. i want somebody extraordinary. we need to stop thinking that these folks are just like us. they are not. and they'll never be just like the average american out here. >> ok. john, why do they keep saying

i am here with anna gilligan. and if hilarious commentary was a cross-word puzzle my grandmother would do him on a rainy day. bill schulz is out still getting his body waxed. filling in for him once again is reason magazine contributing editor and jerk michael moynahan. and he is the star of the lifetime movie, got cash dash goth paper boy, writer and comedian, jesse joyce. his cd is called "pro joyce." was he banned from the police on account of his beliefs? a muslim-american man, is there any other kind, says a new york police department wouldn't hire him because he believed gays should be thrown in jail. the dude identified as far hand doe is suing the department for discrimination claiming his 2009 application was rejected. when he answered yes to the question, do you believe homosexuals should be locked up? he changed his views saying homosexuality was a sin, but not worthy of arrest. but the department says no to doe and his lawyer claims that's a violation of first amendment rights and that the nypd can't k

that was near anna in the keys. anna is in miami. but look at that. what did you do with it? >> it's catch and release. we made sure he went back in the water. >> important for you to say that and not get a lot of tweets from the peta folks. >> is that a fake fish that everyone gets to take a picture with? >> shut up, dean. thank you, guys. good to see you again. >> thank you, don. >>> a former president returns to the white house and a whole lot of laughs. >> you will now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? >> it is just like old times. george w. bush in the white house for good. find out why. we want our viewers to stay connected to cnn. grab your mobile phone and go to cnn.com/tv. who love movies. let me show you something new. come on. walmart can now convert your favorite dvds from disc to digital. so you can watch them on your laptop, tablet, phone... anytime, anywhere. cool, huh? yea! yea! what'd you guys think that it would cost? i thought it'd be around $10. it's only $2 per disc. that's a great price. bring in you

anna, let me start with you.have the right under the law in massachusetts to deny a rental based on someone's veteran's status? >> no. massachusetts has a tough fair housing law that specifically states veterans are a protected class and forget whether she rejected him. you can't even discourage them from renting based on that status. she left a voicemail that basically said that. she talked about how uncomfortable it would be and how it would be better to look elsewhere. the only one thing that we'll have to know is how many units does this place have. under massachusetts law you have to have three or more units which i'm guessing this has or i am guessing they wouldn't have brought this suit. megyn: what is her defense. if the law is clear and she have a voicemail that "boston herald" got to listen to. she said it won't be comfortable for us. it would probably be better to look for a place that's less politically controversial. >> we have to honor and support our veterans, they perform such a function -- but th

i take it back, that was a pretty good impression of anna winter. i had no idea. i'm glad the president is going to be with anna winter because if there are two things the american people relate to it's the devil and prada. ( laughter ) you know, it feels beneath office of the presidency for obama to have to hustle this hard for dough all the time but you know what? he made $3.5 million from three fund raisers in one day. beat that, mitt romney. >> according to politico, romney and the republican national committee raised about $77 million in may. >> jon: so! ( laughter ) all obama has to do is six fund raisers a day for the next 22 to 23 days and he matches you. as long as there are no other fund-raising factors i think we have found that the finances even out. >> the "wall street journal," own bide our parent company, reports one sheldon aidleson is donating $10 million to a superpac supporting mitt romney. >> jon: sheldon aidle son. holy ( bleep )! obama is working his ass off, six fund raisers a day trying to squeeze a me $3.5 million. meanwhile, romney has ai

so anna?ink it's a lot less about race, i think, and than it hior four years ago, obama was a phenomenon, ama was a history exle moment, a historical opportunity. the thing is you can only make history once and he's made it. no he's no longer the historical figure. he's the gray-haired president who's got a four-year record that he's got to defend and contend with. talking about tw barack obamas. he's not less black or more black today than he was four years ago, and not about that issue. it's the historical component that i think is the determine ant factor. >> one last point. >> go ahead. >> barack obama does have to get 40% of the white vote. it's hard to go over the finish line if doesn't get 4 out of 10. right now he's at 38%. he has some work to do. >> my thanks to stephen and anna? >>> next -- and doubting the existence of god? if're losing faith, you're not alone. >> a reading from the holy gospel. >> tonight we ask at this rate, decades from now, will anyone believe god even )kexists?

anna was living with me. john junior came and went. >> and john junior, what was his occupation or profession? >> he was in cotton speculation. >> now, do you have any knowledge or reason to believe that your son john junior was in any way involved in a plot to assassinate abraham lincoln. >> no, ma'am. >> now, at some point did you become acquainted with a man named john wilks booth. >> yes, ma'am, i did. >> when did you first meet john wilks booth. >> about three months before the assassination. >> and how did you come to meet him? >> he came to my boarding house to visit my son. >> approximately how often did he come to the boarding house to meet with your son? >> i don't know, many times. >> and was he ever a border there? >> no. he only came to visit. >> were you ever privilege toy any conversations between john booth and your son? >> no, ma'am, i was not. >> were you ever privy to any conversations between john booth and any of the other borders. >> no. >> put ago side what you now know about john booth

reports from anna warner and erin moriarty. the highest court yet strikes down the national law that denies same-sex marriage. nancy cordes on what's next. america's biggest city plans to ban super-sized soft drinks. michelle miller on one mayor's crusade against obesity. and norah o'donnell with a familiar face at the white house. >> as you wrestle with tough is psions, you will now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, "what would george do?" ( laughter ) eve captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with a former vice presidential nominee, a couple of millionaires, a thief and a mistress, the john edwards trial had all the elements of a novel but, apparently, not the elements of a conviction, according to the jury late today. edwards was acquited of one count of campaign finance fraud in connection with his run for the 2008 democratic presidential nomination. the jury reported that it was hopelessly deadlocked on five other counts, so the judge declared a mistr

recently to talk to some ladies in the media who are girl scouts and they came up to me and said, anna, we want to help, some way, somehow, to show the girls that it's okay to be themselves and you don't have to do computer generation to change the way you look. and so on one particular female newscaster actually did something live on television with no makeup. and it created havoc. can you imagine? but it was her way of telling the girls, it's okay. we don't need all of this to be the professional person standing up and doing what we need to do. this is our job. again, we've had some amazing media partners and i want to specifically thank all of our media partners here today and across the country who have been working with us during our 100th anniversary to spread the good message of girl scouting. and they have. we have gotten over 70 million media impressions in the last six months. and it's because, again, our media partners understand at the end of the day we're one community and they can help -- they have a powerful voice. they get to the girls through tv, through magazines, thr

he has some work to do. >> my thanks to stephen and anna?tence of god? if you're losing faith, you're not alone. >> a reading from the holy gospel. >> tonight we ask at this rate, decades from now, will anyone believe god even exists? i play devil's advocate. you're out and about, not in front of a television to stay connected to cnn. pull up on your cell phone or watch from computer at work. go to cnn.com/tv. tell them don lemon sent you. sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. recently, students from 31 countries took part in a science test. the top academic performers surprised some people. so did the country that came in 17th place. let's raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. let's do what's best for our students-by investing in our teachers. let's solve t

anna, who do you think is -- this is a win for, the supreme court decision? >> i think in the short term, it's going to give obama a bunch. i've been seeing the reaction in the latino community today. and there is fear, there is outrage, by the section that is still there. i think romney needs to be stronger and more aggressive and engaging on immigration. i'm getting increasingly frustrated as a republican hispanic not seeing him engage. there is absolutely no doubt that obama broke his promise. there's no doubt that he's vulnerable on this issue. there's no doubt that it's his biggest liability with latinos. but he will only be vulnerable if romney puts on the gloves and engages. and he's got to do so unequivocally. for some reason, he's been unwilling to do so. so, you know, he dug himself into a hole during the primaries. he's got to proactively dig himself out of that hole. telling us that obama is bad is not enough. he's got to tell us that he's good and what his plan is. so i am very frustrated. i am eager to here mitt romney do more, say more, and sho

>> she has a sense of adventure from anna. her smile. hadn't seen her in a while, like, wow. >> it's weird when your child is 5-year-old and trending. you're like, wait a second. really, all these big stars came. and the next thing you know, dannielynn's picture's all over the place. and it was not what i expected. >> reporter: while daddy's little girl may be capturing hearts, dannielynn would like to see her dad do the same. i heard she was thinking about you and bringing somebody into your life. and lady gaga? what was this? what did i hear? >> she is the matchmaker. he goes, daddy, why don't you go get married? i said, well, who do you want to marry? why don't you marry lady gaga? i say, wait a second. i'm thinking, a kentucky girl. she's thinking lady gaga. maybe we'll meet in the middle somewhere. and there's not a week that goes by that she doesn't mention, you think it's time to go get married? she made a mother's day card at school. and asked, do you want to make it for your mom? she said, yes. and she brought it to me and said,

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >> thanks very much there, anna. >>> the presidents of china and russia are getting nervous about what will happen once nato troops pull out of afghanistan. hu jintao and vladimir putin had a meeting in beijing with the leaders of four central asian nations at a meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization. it's underscored the dynamics of the security situation in afghanistan. the leaders started out by agreeing they will do what they can to bring more stability to their neighbor. hu said multinational troops are scheduled to withdraw from afghanistan by the end of 2014. so members of the organization are expected to increase involvement in the country over the next two years. and they are considering inviting afghan officials to future summits under the status observer. the leaders are also exchanged views on iran's nuclear program and the fighting in syria. they criticize western moves to pressure iran and syria. they said that regional security and stability should be achieved through dialogue. >>> china's premier has urged iran's president to add

republican strategist anna navarro. hi, anna, we missed you last night. how was the wedding, by the way? >> don, everything was great, but i want you to add and heat fan anna navarro. >> oh, congratulations, anna. >> congratulations. who are you going for, l.z., quickly? >> heat. >> heat. so you're both happy today. back to the subject at hand. i'm going to start with anna. should the president take responsibility for these leaks? >> yes, don, and the reason he should do it is because it's a national security issue. we're not talking about a political issue. i saw a sight this week that you rarely see in washington. i saw the leadership, the head democrat, dianne feinstein of the senate intelligence committee with the head republican, saxby chambliss, together with the leadership, the democrat and republican leadership of the house, getting together and saying this is a huge problem. national security is at risk. the lives of people, of u.s. agents, the lives of people serving our country is at risk. our relationships with our allies are at risk. we must

maxine hickman, anna, kathleen carroll, john reynolds, barbara bishop, and next speaker. >> thank you, members of the board of supervisors. my name is -- and i support the rebuild plan. after being out of the work force for a very long time, i am now employed with a contracting company. around this time last year, i was diagnosed with cancer and went through surgery, but this did not discourage me. while undergoing treatment, i went back to school at the college to get my certificate in administration. under the auspices of the hiring. i did this in my desire to help myself find a job and not be a burden to my family and the city. now, i have my health back, and i have a full-time job.