bennett. >> how are you doing?erview, we asked bennett what happened in yuma where gene davis' daughter claims he offered her drugs and alcohol then raped her. and in hurricane, where, while he masqueraded as a man named joe benson his own daughters accused him of raping them. we asked him about the allegations in okinawa, and up finally what happened in lake mead where that elleish trailer fire killed a man who was later buried in arthur's grave. repeatedly he insisted he was a good father and a faithful soldier who for reasons he could neither fathom nor explain had been falsely accused of an unspeakable crimes. >> everything here is so twisted around, it had been built-up so big, it was like i add an ov overseas and three state spree. >> are you a rapist? >> no, i'm not. >> are you a murderer? >> no, i'm not. >> a lot of stuff is in the records that makes it look like you're not being straight with me. a lot of evidence has been piled up by the military, by the police, by your accusers, that makes you look like

. >> wisdom bennett wants to pass on to future tony bennetts. >> it's not about instant fame. it's about developing something, a real skill. >> i'm so happy that you bring this up. because that's really the dream. even if they don't become artists later on, but they'll have an example of taste and quality. they'll get an idea of the difference between a piece of junk or something that will last forever. >> that idea inspired bennett and his wife susan benedetto to create "exploring the arts". >> we want to get kid to come to school, you bring the arts into the school and they'll come to school. >> a nonprofit aimed at teaching arts education at a time when many arts programs are being cut. >> out of all of the things that you could have put your name, celebrity and money behind, why the arts? >> there's a famous line of winston churchill in the second world war. they said we have to cut the arts when the war started, the second world war. he says, well, what else are we fighting for? it's that important. >> exploring the arts finds arts programs in 14 new york city public scho

>> bennett! thank you. had with someone called dorak... inhabiting cornlede. oh, no, no, no, commercial road, of course. it would appear that the professor answers such correspondence himself. >> well, again, um-- >> again you've been reluctant to speak. >> yes. some eight weeks ago, he told me that certain missives might arrive from east central marked by a cross under the stamp. >> a code? >> and did they, regularly? >> irregularly. i was to leave them unopened and speak of them to no one. >> you said missive. they were not letters? >> well, some were; others were small packets. >> and did you observe professor presbury's replies? >> no, they didn't pass through my hands. >> yet the evidence would suggest that he did respond. >> to the hindu, the dog is a traditional enemy of the monkey. >> what is that, watson? >> what? nothing. >> jack. oh, i, i wasn't aware... >> no, i couldn't tell you; you'd already gone out. i see. i've invited alice to take tea with us. >> do not be too severe upon your fiance, ms.

bennett, stay here and protect ms. presbury.ng] [ominous music] ♪ he's aiming for that balcony. >> it's locked. >> then we must house break. [dog barking] go up, watson, go! [monkey screaming] [glass breaking] >> stay away. please, stay away. [dog snarling] [screaming] >> it was a close thing. just missed the carotid artery. >> is he all right? >> he'll live. >> a reformed man, i have no doubt, after his experience. my dear lestrade, i quite intended you to have the credit, but to complete the case against dorak, wilcox, and jenkins, you'll need this. >> here is the incontrovertible proof. those animals you've rescued from degradation were stolen for the sake of their glands. >> the animal extract to be sold at enormous profit to those foolish or desperate enough to imagine that a course of serum could restore their lost vitality without any other effects. >> i am grateful to you, mr. holmes. thanks to you, we've traced the evil to its source. >> perhaps. but poor presbury. when one tries to rise above nature, one is liable to f

you wake up and you're tony bennett.e going to go and sing or paint or whatever it may be, but everything you do, you love doing. don't you? >> it's he never a bother for me. i don't need a vacation. i'm on vacation, because i'm doing the two things i love. so you're right. >> the new album, they say you can always judge a man by the company of the people that he keeps, tony. on this album "duets two" it's an extraordinary roll call, lady gaga, john mayer, amy winehouse, we'll talk about later, michael buble, sheryl crow, norah jones, mariah carey and so on. an extraordinary collection of amazing singers. do any of the ones on this album match up in quality of voice to the greats like sinatra or is it different these days? >> well, you know, i started with a duets one, that was so successful that sony columbia said please do another one like that. and the new artists, the names that you just mentioned, what i love about was the first time they all came out of schools and they're all taught unlike when rosemary clooney an

and i had known bennett socially and brad socially through our friends. you know, bennett a i had talked a lot about film in the past and i think he kind of noticed i was interested in sort of breaking o of whatever box i was in and wanted to take my career in different kind of directions, not just movies. and he let me come and meet with him. we talked about the character and what we both thought about him. we both kind of agreed that it wathe character of peter, the story of peter is that he's a guy whose never had a light shined on him. >> charlie: he's a yale economist. >> he's a yale economist which is the polar opposite of my educational background you can bet. but, these guys just kept letting me have a chance and you get a table read and you meet and talk and eventually they let me be part of their film. >> charlie: is it anging your life. >> i think it's changed my life tremendously. it's given me a lot of confidence in myself as an actor to get the play with people at thisevel and feel like i didn't embarras them in the film. d i don't know. whe

and he made it out of kentucky state knowing alex bennett never will.ccepted that. >> i never think about the outside world anymore. never, ever. i don't dream about the outside world. i don't read about the outside world. i'm 100% prison. i'm 100%. this is my life. prison is my life. and this is all i've got. and that's all i think about. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw," a prolific prison killer reflects on his crimes on the inside. >> i stabbed him 36 times. i wanted to put so many holes in him that there was no chance that he could survive. like many chefs today, i feel the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. and that's what they do with great grains cereal. see the seam on the wheat grain? same as on the flake. because great grains steams and bakes the actual whole grain. now check out the other guy's flake. hello, no seam. because it's more processed. now, which do you suppose has better nutrition for you? mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal. >>> these are places where the inmates are really kind of the true-l

it's called "tony bennett, the complete collection." mr.mas. >> three grammy nominations. you've already won 15. do you need anymore? >> no, that's fine. >> do you ever feel like you've had enough? >> no, i've had enough. >> really? >> no desire to retire. the public has been wonderful to me. so i'm going to keep going. >> so when you say complete collection, there actually may be more coming still. >> i think there might be. >> we'll have to do that again. what do you want for christmas? you're now at 82. >> just a peaceful world. >> that's a very good wish. and we -- i think a lot of us would wish that your wish comes true. >> thank you. >> you're going to be singing from your christmasel album, "i'll be home for christmas" as you will be this christmas. >> right. >> ladies and gentlemen, here is tony bennett. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ you can count on me ♪ please have snow and mistletoe and presents on the tree ♪ ♪ ♪ christmas eve will find me ♪ where the love lights glean ♪ i'll be home for christmas if only in my

bennett walked in and tried to shut the door.aring a black cap, black fleece jacket and had a dark green jacket. >> was very calm. talking just like you and i are right now. he wasn't any different than any other kid that comes in here who wants to talk about something. >> reporter: ashley had rented a apartment. bennett says they had no problem with ashley, until he demanded her keys at gunpoint. >> a car is compared -- nothing compared to what could have happened. he didn't have gloves on, he didn't have a mask on. >> reporter: on thursday, she was on her way over to pick up the car when she got a call from investigators, asking her to come to the virginia tech campus, to look at a picture. >> bennett says there was -- it was a picture of ashley's deceased body. >> no question in your mind that was him? >> no question at all. >> reporter: bennett and her assistant manager believe they may never know why ashley targeted the real estate office but never fired any shots. . >> we were the fortunate ones. we were the very fortunate

ashley asked the receptionist to see bennett, although they never met. ashley walked into her office and tried to shut the door. he was wearing a black hat, a black fleece jacket, and a dark green backpack. >> it was very calm, talking just like how you are right now. he wasn't any different than any other kid that comes in here that wants to talk about something. >> ashley had apparently rented an apartment from gilbert real estate, bennett says they had no problems with ashley until he demanded her keys at gunpoint. >> a car is nothing compared to what could have happened in this office. i mean, we could have been killed because he didn't have gloves on. he didn't have a mask on. >> bennett's car was found at smart road in blacksburg. on thursday, she got a call from investigators asking her to come to the virginia tech campus to look at a picture. bennett says it was a picture of ashley's dead body. >> no question in your mind that was anymore. >> no question at all. >> they may never know why ashley targeted the real estate office, but never fired an

"morning in america," bill bennett.. and also us with us in washington, political writer for the huffington post, sam stein. >> a great morning to have you with us, bill. "the national review." >> yeah. >> put out an editorial, we've been talking about it this morning. where they basically say newt gingrich is not the conservative's choice for president. rick perry is -- doesn't have the presidential timber required to be in the office. michele bachmann is not your choice. and basically whittles the field down to three. first let's talk about newt. >> all right. >> he's been hammered by george will, by the "wall street journal," by red state, he's been hammered by the "national review," all of them. what's your take on newt gingrich? you've known him a very long time. >> well, if there's a bit of humor in all of this, and there is, you know, though we're not laughing about the current situation. we republicans -- >> see, look, he sees the zaniness. >> i'll give you zany. look, my worry about newt is we don't have an ele

one of our favorites, tony bennett. he's doing for young people in the arts right after our break. ♪ you think you ain't seen the sun but you ain't seen it shine ♪ beauty, huh? it's dependable. long-lasting, too. yeah, i could really use this silverado. deer. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 72 months on a 2011 chevy silverado. or 0% apr financing for 60 months plus no monthly payments until spring. ♪ >>> tony bennett has given back to his birth place. he and his wife are behind an art program to help students in new york. cnn shows you the wide range of bennett and the steps he's taken to help people. ♪ you get too hungry for dinner ♪ >> reporter: at 85, tony bennett is just getting started. >> my friend say at 85, going number one on billboard, will never happen again. but it's fantastic. ♪ that's why >> featuring lady gaga and the late amy winehouse, has been nominated for three grammys. >> why don't you do disco? why don't you do rap? you're not going wher

it's called "tony bennett, the complete collection." mr.> three grammy nominations. you've already won 15. do you need anymore? >> no, that's fine. >> do you ever feel like you've had enough? >> no, i've had enough. >> really? >> no desire to retire. the public has been wonderful to me. so i'm going to keep going. >> so when you say complete collection, there actually may be more coming still. >> i think there might be. >> we'll have to do that again. what do you want for christmas? you're now at 82. >> just a peaceful world. >> that's a very good wish. and we -- i think a lot of us would wish that your wish comes true. >> thank you. >> you're going to be singing from your christmasel album, "i'll be home for christmas" as you will be this christmas. >> right. >> ladies and gentlemen, here is tony bennett. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ you can count on me ♪ please have snow and mistletoe and presents on the tree ♪ ♪ ♪ christmas eve will find me ♪ where the love lights glean ♪ i'll be home for christmas if only in my dream

host: drake bennett is our guest. numbers are on your screen -- here is the article in this week's "bloomberg businessweek" opening remarks, nudge not. drake bennett now a writer for bloomberg. there was a tweet that came up that i wanted to get to, and all of a sudden twitter is over capacity. we will come back to that and begin by taking this conversation from mike. caller: good morning. this is almost laughable. i know you have a college degree, but i must bring your attention to something. we had a civil war over economic policy. for god's sake, but that is the biggest -- if you can understand what caused the civil war, what is economic policy? the north did not believe in slavery, and neither do we as a country. for you guys to come in -- the civil war is a prime example of that. kudos to all your research. you have a good day. host: we should tell you we have up the date live above the phone numbers but says can economic policy drive consumer behavior? host: give it your research on behavioral economics, is that

joyce bennett rented an apartment to ross ashley. she said that he was never a problem until he walked into her office last wednesday, armed with a gun and demanded her car keys. >> he comes up to my desk right here and he says he wants my keys and i said you gotta be kidding me and then he pulls this gun out and held it in my face. >> a car is nothing compared to what could have happened in this office. we could have been both killed because he didn't have gloves on. he didn't have a mask on. >> bennett's car was found on a road near virginia tech's campus on thursday, she was on her way to pick up the car when she got a call from investigators asking her to come to the campus to take a look at a post-mortem picture of the gunman. officer deriek crouse was buried during a funeral service yesterday. >>> an internal affairs investigation is underway after d.c. police shot and killed a man last night in northeast washington. so far, police are saying that the man refused to obey their orders to drop his weapon. our 9news now reporter s

. >> alex bennett is serving time for kidnapping, murder, and armed robbery.s been behind bars 33 of his 54 years. bennett got transferred to ksp from another prison after killing his cellmate. >> i took a knife, and i stabbed him with it three or four times, until he was dead. and then i butchered him. honest to god. i cut him up into little pieces, because i was trying to make a point, you know. >> alex bennett is -- is a very intense inmate, and we know that all of our inmates could be capable of committing an act like that. >> i want to live in a cell, and i want to live in a cell by myself, and if i have to do that in segregation, i don't have a problem with that, but i'm not going to live with child molesters. i'm not going to live with punks. i'm not going to live with rats. i'm not going to live with that kind of people, because i don't have to. i have a choice, because i have nothing to lose. >> chose to fight. i stabbed him. piped him. knocked him out. this is known all over kentucky. this is what i did. in 1977, february the 18th, i was sent here to

>> william bennett. >> last time, i called you bob. and that is true. and it's good to see you again. what do you make of ron paul? >> on the ground in iowa, as you say there is a place, you may know the story. i've got it profiled. there is a huge rock that used to be used for graffiti. and in the late 90s they started painting pictures on it that is a marine pin on your helmet? >> i have a young son in the marine corps. anyway, no one touches the rock anymore. that is the stuff you get in iowa. we're -- that is what i hope will see coming in iowa. what i make is, i think ron paul could win this because of organizations putting it into it. he can win this. i think it's very possible that with perry coming on a little bit, everybody is tightening between romney and gingrich. paul slips in with 22% or 23%. >> look. paul's followers are passionate. >> absolutely. >> all candidates received scrutiny. latest one is newt gingrich, surging in the polls. mitt romed -- romney had a chance. i like the idea ron paul says i've cut a trillion dollars immediately. i

. >>> up next, who's better than tony bennett?h young audiences today and how he's giving back. he also gives me a very special holiday gift i'll never forget. 54 minutes after the hour. that's next. what's this? it's progresso's new loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i can't help you with that. i'm not authorized to access that transaction. that's not in our policy. i will transfer you now. my supervisor is currently not available. would you like to hold ? that department is currently closed. have i helped you with everything you needed ? if your bank doesn't give you knowledgeable customer service 24/7, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> welcome back. in a career spanning more than half a century, tony bennett not only one of the mos

.  >> i'm bennett downs, a dodge teacher in korea. we want to sunday out a happy birthday to our son bennett in snow hill, maryland. happy birthday. >> getting good news from the nation's ceos. 2/3 of the biggest ceosa havey in plans to here the next six months. boeing ceo acknowledges the economy is growing but not enough to create jobs. >>> mitt romney might be falling behind newt gingrich in the polls but has another endorsement to add. he's endorsed by christine o'donnell, a tea party favorite. romney and gingrich are stepping on the gas you but a new poll has surprising results on what republican voters think of the overall field. carl cameron has more. >> reporter: mitt romney ripd into newt gingrich this morning for suggesting he return the money he paid as a venture capitalist because the businesses went under. >> to suggest there is somethingup american and wrong about investing the enterprise that doesn't succeed and speaks as a lack of understanding and how the economy works. >> reporter: the latest poll shows republican vo

bill bennett joins us this morning. >> i was interested in your previous guest mr.honor but it still matters. >> it still matters in what you see is the measure of a man. how are man failing today? >> in achievement, education, we have flipped with the women. somebody said you go, girl, and they went, they did it! and they have done great. they have done terrific but men are falling behind. the best evidence is, again, the statistics in terms of men working and getting married, men not even seeking -- >> look. can we mention the marriage numbers? by the way? the marriage numbers are in 1960, 72% of men were married. today, it's 51%. >> yeah. >> do you think that is significant? >> it is significant. i think it's the commitment that grounds men. now, culture has changed. boys used to be raised with the expectation that someday they would have to provide for a woman and children. they don't have that expectation any more. women can provide for themselves so a culture signal has changed. nevertheless when you look at the culture and the condition of men and you talk to

here to show us some hip, holiday party attire no matter what the occasion is kate bennett. thank you for showing up. >> thank you. >> first, i have to be honest, when it comes to holiday parties i have major anxiety. you never know what to wear. >> it's true. >> what is the key to an office party? >> well i think you have to remember the environment you're in. first of all, if you're an at office party you're going to be with your co-workers. if you are a boss you're going to be with your employees. keep in mind it's professional, but festive. >> do you want to keep it simple? >> keep it simple, not too sexy. we have an example here today. >> it's a good look. >> we have a great -- alan is wearing this beautiful pink alexander mcqueen dress in the middle. i love this dress it's got a little bit of pop with the color. a little bit of sex appeal with the neckline, it still says office party. the hem line isn't ridiculously short. it's still sleeveless. it has appeal. it's gorgeous. it's $1,675. >> whoa. >> it's alexander mcqueen, so you can have it forever. it's on the pricey

several republicans are currently looking at bennett's bill considering whether to cosponsor it. >>> iraq war veterans may not get a ticker tape parade to mark the end of the war. officials in new york and washington say they would be happy to hold a celebration, but pentagon officials say they haven't been asked to plan one. many iraq war veterans may end up redeployed to afghanistan. >>> we now know what sparked a deadly fire that killed five family members in connecticut. hear the frantic 911 calls from worried neighbors on the night of the tragedy. it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve. and for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. >>> a richmond man accused of a christmas eve double murder and kidnapping was arraigned today. jamaal clemons is accused in the deaths of edward bowmer jr. and robin clapp. investigators say he stole an suv running in the stree

minority prepared to step the wrong side of the law could play straight into police hands on the bennetts london while the occupy camp in the u.k. capital is still standing activists in the u.s. city of boston have seen their tents to dismantle police swept through the square where occupiers were camping taking down tents and making dozens of arrests the city had set a deadline for protesters to leave by midnight thursday but police took no action till today boston is the latest encampment to be evicted as demonstrators are told they must leave their camps now or face prosecution a three month long occupy movement against corporate greed any equality is already seen thousands of arrests more details on the story available on our website our team. well stay with us plenty more headed your way including all for one demonstrators around the world call for the release of one of america's most well known prisoners arguing his murder conviction was racially motivated plus. a cause for optimism not conflict over election results in the caucuses that threaten to turn bloody seems to have come to

is forced to sweeten the deal either bennett r.t. london. now the iraqi prime minister has told kurdish authorities to hand over his rival the country's sunni vice president he was wont to do the allegations he's running hit squads where it all began just a day after the last us troops left the country the v.p. looked at the charges are fabricated and accuse the pm of cracking down on that issue in order to tighten his grip on power that contentious start to a free iraq has already raised. us senator john mccain who are tired of american forces to iraq and that's something as well and there's a doctor who'd believe that would be disastrous. the mark received in iraq well the whole the whole narrative of the war was build there was a lot of mass destruction and magically it was shifted to eliminating a tyrant and then to bring in the marker so you through the region however by a simple comparison with what's happening in the arab world now. military intervention or in bringing democracy by fours does not seem to be the best way to do that we

citizen without proof of any crime and britain is about to comply as ati's either bennett reports patience is wearing thin. all take and no give that's the growing feeling in britain's parliament against america's controversial extradition treaty it was signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven panic and makes it far easier for the u.s. to take people from the u.k. than the other way around now forty five m.p.'s from the three main parties have crossed the political divide and joined forces they finally forced a debate and parliamentary vote on what they called an injustice was a mistake in the first place despite history i think it was a mistake it's not a level playing field even with a partner like america we need to make sure that we of being equal and we are being fair to our citizens and that is not the case at the moment britain must present evidence for any extradition but america doesn't need to a long awaited independent inquiry recently ruled this relationship was balanced but the numbers suggest otherwise one hundred twenty three people have been surrendered to a

is either bennett reports britain's new spirit of non-cooperation may help to complicate the matter. homeless and jobless this man's too embarrassed to be identified he came to britain from poland five years ago hoping to live a dream but the realities been a nightmare he claims the u.k.'s welfare state hasn't been fair on him. i'm a citizen of the european union five years ago i decided that this country would be my home i didn't come here to claim benefits i came here to work. what the government fears is a benefit tourist here to take and not to give back english is still a struggle and the state says he doesn't qualify for its handouts a serious accident eighteen months ago put him out of work and he soon went bankrupt he's been living on the street ever since but still won't go back to poland. i thought this was a friendly country because only if it needs you and you work for it you can treat could give me something but it doesn't need me i never thought it would be like this this is not a paradise. foreign nationals are eligible for welfare once they've lived here for over thre

it was good to see you back to other bennett one of our team of international correspondents and just let you know every day up until the new year will bring you more personal reflections from our team on the events that molded the news of twenty eleven if there's any. to catch up on again there on our website as well r.t. dot com our web site back to here shortly something completely different a fourteen year old russian girl breaks another powerlifting record in artie's correspondents thrown into the thick of it and like it was a seminar disaster was averted i'm assured that's all the romans the sport bulletin in twenty minutes after we've got across monday's business wrap next. and then a warm welcome to business r t the destiny of the south stream gas pipeline project hangs on the outcome of russia's gas talks with ukraine as according to gets from c.e.o. aleksey miller russia began the south street project in order to secure delivery of gas to europe without having to go free trade that was of the key of course transit disruptions saying the cost of russian energy supplies was to

by the bennett artsy london. and you can find more on this story and many others on our website called including why one of the seats in the russian parliament is extra special custom made chairs older books and new deputy. so he can legislating comfort we've got his impressions on our first day in the duma. and an explosive mistake dozens of surface to air missiles bombs and guns all being found on a china bound british registered a danish owned ship and would carry a company officials say it's just a big mix up. where we try to on arrival about a story. a quarter past the hour here a wave of synchronized bombings has whipped through the iraqi capital killing at least sixty three and wounding almost two hundred. could be heard racing to and fro as massive plumes of smoke rose above baghdad authorities say at least fourteen devices were set up throughout the city ranging from car bombs to hidden explosives while no one has taken responsibility the bombings come as tensions between shia and sunni muslims reach a b

by the bennett artsy london. well turning to some of today's world headlines now days of violent clashes between government security forces and an islamist sect have left at least sixty dead in northeast nigeria dozens of members of a militant group were killed in a shootout in the city of them with troops the violence became syrian tense that troops were forced to evacuate the center a military task force has been deployed to try and contain the violence. security forces have opened far protest is in yemen's capital killing nine and leaving scores wounded the embattled president rather he will leave the country tens of thousands of demonstrators descended on the presidential palace to on the presence of a.b. put on trial police and military troops used live rounds tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters sorry history and our choice for treating entries thirty three degree. now a look at how people throughout the world are celebrating christmas during midnight mass at the vatican the pope rounded on the