barbara walters was the one who changed all that.> even in her bunny outfit. >> that is tough, too. she was hired as a writer. she wasn't able to write for any of the men on the program for years. she had to forge her way and eventually became the first female co-host. >> it was really a chimp who saved the day. let's be honest about it. it took a gorilla. >> people still didn't think the story was going to work. there were stories about it possibly being canceled. the chimpanzee was brought on to the show. it became instantly a hit with children. they would turn on tv and watch him. the parents would watch, too, and the rest is history. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> crazy colors and throw in stripes. why not? >> breaking fashion rules tastefully. right after this. >>> let's take a look at your forecast for the next seven days, starting with later on today looking at more showers to move across the southeast. some areas could use that rain, all the way up into the mid-atlantic and the northeast. big-time airport delays.

canceled a private dinner this weekend in new york with several big names in the media including barbara walters. >> he had no business writing in the first place. >> in arlington support was hard to find. >> i think the guy is a liar. >> it is too bad. i think he was a fresh boys. >> the one person who stands to gain from this fall is newt gingrich. >> he has to do what he thinks is best in the situation he finds himself in. >> on its web site, -- on his website -- >> denied speech was supposed to be about a foreign-policy. -- tonight's speech was supposed to be about foreign policy. will he drop out of their race? he will be making a decision soon. >>> coverage of the herman cain controversy continues online. you can always get the latest information on wjla.com. we also have the updates from our twitter handle. you can let us know what you think of the controversy on our facebook page. >>> more good numbers for nuking great. -- for newt gingrich. a poll indicates that he is in the lead by a large margin. a lot of people are still undecided, though. iowa is first in line in the nomination proc

this is why barbara walters freaked that day on the brand. when they walked off on you, they advocate any sort of claim to having a debate. not a serious thing. a little worldwide wrestling that day them walking off. and at that point i don't think they can ask for a debate anymore. you know barbara walters is the savviest chick. i was wondering why is she so freaked out. advocation of their brand and legitimacy that day. it's a tv show, great tv show. they have fun talk together. they can't ask for a debate anymore after that debacle. >> bill: won't get one either. it's a great thought for them. >> these debates are freak shows anyway. what we need is a 12 angry men debate. >> bill: next is going to be ncis the debate. >> give one to the kardashians. let the kardashians host the debate. >> bill: thank you. there you go. thank you for the segway. married for what 15 minutes and cashed the check that she got from all the entertainment people and now she doesn't like the guy anymore, right? >> last night after her brother rob kardashian had suc

quiero acentuar que tú has sido la maquillista de barbara walters por 14 años, the view y 20/20 y todos casi todo, pero si la salud de la piel de tu cara no es buena, el maquillaje no queda en la misma forma. cuéntanos cómo fue que supiste sobre resurgence y el doctor murad. el doctor murad estuvo en un estudio de televisión y después de que todos hacían comentarios y decían: "hmm, creo que él en realidad sí nos entiende". y puedes usar lo que tú quieras, me refiero ya que tienes acceso a todo y te envían toneladas de productos. y los he probado a todos. pero cuando vi los resultados y vi resultados tan rápidos. mi cutis era dramáticamente diferente y he visto los resultados en muchas de mis clientes con las que trabajo, incluyéndote a ti y a mí misma. me siento confiada al recomendar esto a todas las mujeres. muy bien hablemos un poco del producto. primero que nada creo que hoy en día la mujer ocupada quiere un sistema que sea fácil así que ¿por qué no nos muestras los tres pasos del sistema resurgence? fáciles y simples, tres pasos. el primero es la crema renovadora y limpiadora. nunc

. >> dana: barbara walters said you'll be fine. wa thing. >> bob: i swear, bill maher must stay up all day long to think of things to offend people and have people on my side defend him, which i won't do. it's amazing to me. comedians have an opportunity to say i made a mistake. i should haven't done that. he could have pulled that back. instead, i will say this. her little -- back foot about high school, i will not defend elizabeth hasselbeck that much. >> dana: why? >> bob: because i don't think she -- >> dana: you would defend me? >> bob: you have more substance. >> eric: on twitter and facebook -- >> bob: nothing on me. the bullies. >> eric: bill maher is so wrong, you want to talk about intrepid hotness, that is elizabeth hasselbeck, not laura logan. >> brian: i agree. >> kimberly: do you really? >> brian: i'll back you up on that. not leave you twisting. >> dana: tonight he is at the comedy club and don't forget to tip your waiters and waitresses. >> eric: i love conservative beautiful -- she is so smart. got to love elizabeth

what does barbara walters know?right wing woman, she doesn't know about politics either. >> greg: what do you think? >> dana: i agree. if i was consulting any of the candidates, i'd say skip this one. perry, stay home. >> greg: he might do well with the women. >> dana: i won't defend them. their idea might be one of the things, for example, herman cain that they like about him is he is quite likable. a show like "the view" if you pull it off, a very big if, could go well. i don't know if the current crop would do a good job herman cain would, but i don't know how. >> greg: they asked you to do "view" and you wisely said no. would it start other shows like "jersey shore" and others? >> kimberly: snookie has intellectual questions in her poof. >> bob: what? >> kimberly: poof. we'll explain after the show. "view" has much chance to host g.o.p. debate as occupy wall street will get an invitation to iowa to cover, hang out with them. >> eric: we should make a deal. if "the view" gets to host a g.o.p. debate we get obama

the guests would have been or included barbara walters and greta and a host of others and is delivering a foreign policy speech in michigan that will be overshadowed by the allegation on the personal life. >>shepard: and romney is down in florida and taking shots at gingrich. >>carl: gingrich has been soaring. it looks like a two person race now between romney and gingrich. romney, the ex-governor is going after gingrich and rick perry for their illegal immigration positions. romney believes their support for providing the possibility of a path to legalization for some of the 11 million illegal immigrants, if they have been here a long time, there ought to be a path to legalization and he calls that "amnesty." here is his preferred approach. >> my view is straightforward: for those who came here illegally, they should have the opportunity to get in line with everybody else who wants to come into the country. but, they go to the back of the line and be given no special pathway to citizenship or permanent residency merely because they have come illegally. charm karl -- >>carl: and gingric

sarah palin wore hers with barbara walters. >> anne and lloyd hand came to washington in the 60s.yndon johnson named him chief of protocol. >> it was a fairytale. we had a responsibility. >> they were one of washington's golden couples until 1988 until their son was hit by a car. she turned to make a jewelry as type of grief therapy. >> i would find myself working with beads and patterns long into the night. i would shut out the rest of the word. >> friends starting buying items. in 2001 she opened her store. but for all that wear the creations, some are surprisingly affordable? >> this costs 150 department of justice. >> you can get a pin very much like what secretary clinton or first lady laura bush for $150? >> yep, absolutely. >> she has a special feeling for the military. the day we were there she and her granddaughter ashley were helping a member of the air force. she has created special pins for each branch of the armed services. she never planned to do an american collection, it just worked out that way. >> i realized this is what i want to do. i tell the story of america

an upcoming private dinner in new york set up by gossip columnist cindy adams with guests like barbara walters and matt lauer. in public today, cain put on a happy face. >> mr. cain, do you have any, any idea of whether or not you'll be continuing on with your campaign? >> 9-9-9. 9-9-9. doing fine. >> just another day in 9-9-9. if this is the end of herman cain's candidacy, it will mark the end of a very strange couple of months for the republican party. it was only the end of september when cain began to establish serious momentum after the florida straw poll. >> tonight's winner, with 986 votes, 37.1%, herman cain. >> ah, the good old days. pretty soon cain took the lead in the national polls and was tied with mitt romney for the lead in iowa. "politico" published a report at the end of october with two women accusing cain of sexual harassment. the report actually boosted cain's standing or at least his bank account. during his conference call with staff today, cain said "our supporters and even some folks that we didn't have as supporters, they stood with us and they showed it not only in t

she doesn't want to be another barbara walters. once her piece is on the air she may do interviews. giving an open invitation to come on the program to talk about her transition to at least part-time journalism. let me turn to the cbs morning show, a failure for 30 years. i was at a news conference this week in new york. marisa, you were there, as well. the two new -- two of new -- excuse me, three trotted out. two were new. let's check my mathd. here's a look at that. >> just great stories out there. and they're about politics, and they're about culture, and they're it sports. and the boundaries of those stories are not always as we have thought. >> i had a tattoo of 50 cent on my arm the other day. i thought, i better not do that for this today. my son said, god, mom, you can't do that when you go to cbs. i go, i don't know. they have a great send of humor at cbs. we are not your typical stuffy program. >> marisa, can charlie rose and gayle king help make cbs competitive in the morning? >> well, cbs certainly thinks they can. look, this is a sort of odd couple pairing. it is -- to

dan was making computer was making, barbara walters was making. my father was very red-haired.would call me. i told him. the company back. he said, reading time magazine. i said, come on. why are we talking about this? how tell you why. as long as we have known you weeds and how much to set aside this year. i took them shopping. >> oh, yes. >> and we were driving. this cargo into the supermarket. i thought i would throw off -- show off my thrifty gene spirit fresh squeezed or is used. i said to me that is really expensive. he reached down and my shopping cart and picked up three very sensible of the california wine and said, i guess the money @booktv orange juice will help if these. [laughter] >> she must've been very proud. >> you was, but you know, he was not in modest. you could not as my mother about me without her saying, and my son bill runs a restaurant, sunlight is a marine. they just did not play favorites my father, when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity, somebody once asked him when he was a gathering at the elks club this summer is said to my you lim

barbara walters was the one who changed all that.program for years. she had to forge her way and eventually became the first female co-host. >> it was really a chimp who saved the day. let's be honest about it. it took a gorilla. >> people still didn't think the story was going to work. there were stories about it possibly being canceled. the chimpanzee was brought on to the show. it became instantly a hit with children. they would turn on tv and watch him. the parents would watch, too, and the rest is history. >> thank you so much. >>> crazy colors and throw in stripes. >> breaking fashion rules tastefully. this saturday only. from 8am til noon... all toys are buy one get one 50% off. the season's hottest toys- including cookie, nerf, even let's rock elmo... are all buy one, get one half off! now that's kmart smart. it's nice 'n easy colorblend foam! permanent color with tones and highlights. now in a delightful foam. just three shakes, foam it, love it! it's foamtastic! new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. your right color. [ slurp! ]

between katie couric and barbara walters. vying for my attention. >> yes. >> johnny here. the king. >> reporter: this morning fixture wanted to be the king of late-night. the closest he got was a behind-the-scenes interview with johnny carson. and to his shock, a dinner invitation. >> we made a date. wolfgang puck's restaurant. and i got on the freeway. i kept going. and i see l.a.x. i turned off on l.a.x. and i couldn't find my way back. >> reporter: and there was no gps at the time. >> no gps. i'm telling you, i did 90 miles per hour. >> you must have been sweating bullets by then. >> i was sweating bullets. i went into the restaurant. and there he was, sitting there. and he had that long face on. he was angry that i was late. he was, i think, insulted. and of all the guys you don't want to insult. i mean, how stupid of me? >> reporter: was that your last experience with johnny carson? >> afraid to see him after that. >> reporter: oh. >> i'm sorry, johnny. thank you. >> reporter: he's had a few. it took more than 20 years,

. >> reporter: barbara walters got to spend time with nick cannon, mariah and the twins. >> they're soar, left her with another challenge. did you feel pressure that you needed to lose the weight quickly? >> from me. >> reporter: so, she turned to jenny craig. and in 3 months has lost 30 pounds and counting. the pictures speak for themselves. and she's now the newest brand ambassador for jenny. >> jenny, set, go. >> reporter: how far away are you from your goal weight? >> honestly, until i fit into the my sport shorts from the "insanity" video, that's good. and "the heartbreaker" jeans. >> reporter: "touch my body"? >> "touch my body" is the goal. >> reporter: do you feel "touch my body" sexy now? >> not yet. >> reporter: and to women you say -- >> make it happen. make it that far. it's a song i wrote. the jenny theme. make it happen, i think resonates because it comes from a real place. i had to go through adversity in my life. >> reporter: words from a woman who truly knows how to make it happen. ♪ you can make it make it happen ♪ ♪ yeah >> reporter: she's going to make it happen. sh

barbara walters, brian. you know, what's that like to be in that crowd?d understand that someone like me, anybody, looks at that picture and thinks, wow, tom brokaw? >> i really don't think about it. i'm not being falsely i am modest. it's been my life. this is what i've done. i have a family that is anyone who knows us will tell you, doesn't take any of that seriously. they let the air out of me all the time. >> that's why -- it's not false modesty, it's authentic. >> small c celebrity or capital c. sure it gets you a good table. you can get theater tickets generally when you want them. i've been operating at a fairly high plane for a long, long time. nothing gives me greater pleasure than going into main street in montana and seeing a couple of my cowboy buddies or a couple of fishing guides talking about what the conditions are out there at the time or what's going on in the community. i've just been very, very lucky. i think it has a lot to do with the fact that i'm surrounded by people, my immediate family and my friends, who if i began to kind of ge

barbara walters was a trail blazer on the program. she was hired as a writer in 1961.ld only write for women on the program. she couldn't do a lot of interviews. she would have to go outside of the studio and do them herself. it took her 12 years to become a co-host, and that's only because one of the co-hosts had died. so, it was a long fight for her. barbara also helped the program. she sort of defined what a morning show host is, in that you have to be able to do the lighter stuff and turn around and then interview somebody like henry kissinger. she was the person who really mastered both aspects of the job and that you've all had to do ever since. >> have you had fun writing this book? >> it was great fun. >> you love television. >> there are few institutions like this left in broadcasting where the mission is kind of the same from the beginning. you're still doing it today, yet you've adapted to technology, and the book is really about the people who have come on this show, who have become stars and how they've been transformed by being on the show. i think all of

week later "time" magazine did a very detailed reporting what dan was making, pete was making, barbara waltersking, so my father called me and i call them and they called me back and he said i'm reading "time" magazine. [laughter] i said come on, dad, why are we talking about this? is about the way. for as long as your mother and i've known you come u.s. ran a little short at the end of the year. we need to know how much to set aside this year. [laughter] it was the perfect way of dealing with it. i took him shopping in california attending a keen eye to visit us in a very high-end place called since. had the cart going to the supermarket and i thought it would show off my thrifty gene so that fresh squeezed orange juice and i said to dad, that stuff is really expensive. let's get the boxed up. he reached on a shopping cart and picked up through expensive bottles of california wine and said, i guess the money-saving orange juice will help pay for these. i kind of put it into perspective for me. >> but it's always been very proud. >> he was proud, but you cannot ask my mother about me without h

. >> i see a fabulous picture, you look to handsome, george clooney, the activist, barbara walters.d understand someone like me, anybody looks at that picture and thinks, wow, tom brokaw? >> you know, i really don't think about it. i'm not being falsely immodest. i have a family and anyone who tells you doesn't take any of that seriously. they let the air out of me all the time. >> that's why it's not false, it's authentic. >> there is more to life than celebrity. sure, you get a good seat in a restaurant i've been operating at a high point for a very long time but nothing gives me greater pleasure than going into main street in big timber, montana, seeing a couple of my cowboy buddies or fishing guides talking about what the conditions are out there at the time or what is going on in the community. i've just been very, very lucky. and i think it has a lot to do with the fact that i'm surrounded by people, my immediate family and my friends, who if i begin to kind of get a big head or become a diva, they would whack me hard. so it's always there. i grew up in a family that was -- as

matt lauer was supposed to be there, barbara walters, cindy adams but it was going to be a get to know you session but i imagine, there will be an opportunity for people to jump in his camp. >> well, actually, today, he's going to be in can't -- canton, ohio and he's going to explain this whole thing. they did do a little tweeting yesterday and here's what team herman cain said. the definition to reassess is to consider again, doesn't sound like dropping out. that's mark block. mark block also said yesterday that -- >> the smoker. >> the smoker guy. he said what would possibly push herman cain out? number one, mrs. cain. if she said it's time to go, it's time to go. and secondly, if they wind up going to places and nobody is there, time to pack up their bags. >> the fascinating thing is when the first sexual harassment charges came against him five weeks ago, what happened to the coffers of herman cain? they went up. a lot of republican supporters at that time thought maybe it was a democratic operative behind it. this was dirty politics bringing this to light. i'm not so sure this tim

barbara walters, if you're watching, please make him one of america's ten most fascinating. hopefully be here to pick up the pieces. you won't be a happy man. five points clear they are now at the top of the table. >> roger, thank you. >> mika, that is your favorite five minutes of the week. >> it is. i sort of tune out. >>> all right, coming up next, newt gingrich finds a new target. presidential candidate unleashes on the occupy wall street movement. you'll hear that next on "morning joe." act my age? -why? -why? -why? [ female announcer ] we all age differently. roc® multi-correxion 4 zone moisturizer with roc®retinol and antioxidants. lines, wrinkles, and sun damage will fade. roc multi-correxion. correct what ages you. i'm an expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they ma