>> bergman: we found dr.l back in northern california, performing autopsies for the same company he was working for before-- the forensic medical group, or f.m.g. >> he may have had problems in the past-- i know he had a problem with drinking-- but it... he doesn't have that problem anymore. >> bergman: dr. arnold josselson is one of the owners of f.m.g. you think dr. gill is a competent forensic pathologist? >> i do, yes. >> bergman: and you believe he performed well in sonoma county? >> yes, i do. >> bergman: records show that trial fell apart because he was being coached to create answers in his testimony. >> yes, i'm aware of that. >> bergman: you haven't read the state bar report. >> no, i haven't. i didn't even know there was one. >> bergman: did you ever look at those tapes-- they're available-- of what was going on in that coaching, what the issues were? >> i've been told what happened, yes. >> bergman: but you haven't independently gone to look? >> no, i haven't. >> bergman: and f.m.g., as an organiz

. >> reporter: in 1944 ingrid bergman up for the best actress for "for whom the bell tolls" competedood friend jennifer jones in "song of bernadette." . >> i have a cool head. >> reporter: jones won and if bergman was disappointed, she didn't let on. nor did she have to wait long. the next year she won for "gaslight." the oscar presented by her friend and ex-competitor. hollywood is a small place. it's not uncommon for friends to be nominated against friends. >> reporter: in 1973 after "the last tango in paris," brando was up for best actor against jack nicholson for "the last detail." they were next-door neighbors and drinking buddies. the year before brando had won for "the godfather" and famously declined it. two years later nicholson finally won for "cuckoo's nest." >> i guess this proves there are as many nuts in the academy as anywhere else. >> reporter: win, lose or draw, the likelihood is these two buddies are safe. >> both of them go into this knowing that the star of "the artist" is the odds-on favorite. >> reporter: so they can kick back, relax and get ready for next year.

. >> reporter: you might remember abc's then science correspondent jules bergman and that special reportstoric mission. >> colonel glenn will be america's first man to undergo orbit tall flight. >> reporter: he would circle the earth three times traveling at speeds reaching 17,000 miles an hour but then a gainous crisis. automated steering system jammed and the heat shield began to tear away and flaming fireballs came flying past his window. >> our condition is good. >> reporter: the odds one in six he would not survive. but the unflappable glenn acted swiftly taking over the spa spaceship's controls manually steering friendship 7 safely back to earth. >> roger, the chute is out and looks very good. >> reporter: still fascinating 50 years later. >>> that remarkable story, a car trapped and remembered under know for two months. we'll tell you what happened next. little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hos

perfect booster engine -- >> reporter: you might remember abc's then science correspondent jules bergman and that special report on one historic mission. >> mercury control tells us colonel glenn will soon be the free world and america's first man to undergo orbital flight. >> reporter: john glenn would circle the earth three times in his space capsule traveling at speeds reaching 17,000 miles an hour but then a dangerous crisis. the automated steering system jammed. the capsule's heat shield began to tear away on re-entry. flaming fireballs came flying past his window. >> my condition is good, but that was a real fireball, boy. >> reporter: the odds, one in six he would not survive. but the unflappable glenn acted swiftly taking over the spaceship's controls manually steering friendship 7 safely back to earth. >> roger, steelhead, friendship 7, the chute looks very good, over. >> the view still tremendous 50 years later, and there's still much more ahead here on "world news" this sunday night. >>> the new eyes peering over your shoulder, your every click recorded. tonight three things y

legendary director ingmar bergman's 1957 meditation on the trials of faith in our fallen world.hess, literally playing for his life. >> without that, i would never have been here today. i have him to thank so much. he was an extraordinary inspiration and friend. >> appearances in other berg man films followed. then hollywood came calling. he played a hit man targeting robert redford in three days of the condor. >> don't turn for a moment. put your thumb in front of the hammer. >> woody allen, a long time admirer of bergman cast him in hannah and her sisters. >> von sydow says allen may have been slightly intimidated. >> but i never met him before i was on the set. and it took a couple of hours before i really met him. i got the impression that he kind of avoided me. >> although he says he takes every role seriously, not all his roles are serious. >> ming the merciless? >> yeah. i knew the comics. i admired flash gordon when i was a kid very much. and ming the merciless of course, was very scary. that was hard to do. >> he's even been showing up in video games lately. >> so long

strike so there's a significant discussion in israel going on and this israeli journalists, ronon bergmantense time. very scary consequences. >> wolf, good to see you. >> thank you. >> wolf blitzeser there. >>> and political pop, super bowl controversy that has nothing to do with the halftime show. this is about an ad that aired during the game. a campaign spot for michigan senate candidate pete hofstra. it has some people calling racially insensitive. check it out. >> thank you, mr. senator, w spend it now. w spends so much american money you borrow more and more from us, you're economy gets very weak. ours get very good. we take your jobs. thank you w spend it now. >> i think this race for u.s. senate is between "debbie spend out now" and "pete spend it not." >> wow, in an interview posted on the detroit "free press" website he said the ad is a straight forward message about what he calls reckless spending and there was, quote, nothing racist about it. >>> a breathtaking video here. what you see there is a snow border and an af lancht chases down the snowboarder and you can see what hap

. >>> and joining us from tel aviv, ronen bergman and a contributing writer for the "new york times"e an amazing piece in the "new york times" last weekend and you concluded with this sentence -- i'll put it up on the screen. after speaking with many senior israeli leaders and chiefs of military and intelligence i've come to believe that israel will, indeed, strike iran in 2012. i assume you still hold that opinion, that assessment right now, right? >> yeah. and since the story was published last week, and thank you for the compliment, wolf, i'm not the only one who says that but secretary of defense, leon panetta gave even a more specific date when he said that his assessment that israel will strike between april and june and i think that this is the common fear among american leaders and chiefs of the intelligence. i just came back from the munich security conference today and what i heard from the american officials is that they are -- they are almost convinced israel will strike. if anything, if nothing changes israel will strike a rab in the time frame of 2012. >> over the weeke

jack nicholson, ingrid bergman.nds this 29-year drought of no oscars but lots of nominations. >>> the australian prime minister has beaten kevin rudd in a labor party leadership vote. but her next challenge to reunite the party might not be quite so easy. the full story ahead on "world business today." >>> cnn hong kong, i'm andrew stevens. >> and i'm nina dos santos at cnn london. a warm welcome back. you're watching "world business today" on cnn. >>> now, let's have a look at what's going on in europe when it comes to the equity trade. we're about 90 minutes into the trading day and the trading week. as you can see, it's a bit of a downbeat day. largely these markets taking cues from asia where there's a lot of concern about how china will have to revamp its economic policy and change its main export driven economy. a lot of people saying if china's having these troubles, the eurozone really has been having these kind of troubles for quite some time and is in a worst situation to whether this kind of storm. hsbc r

>> reporter: notorious with ingrid bergman. >> maybe the fact that you once loved me. >> reporter: theladelphia story. one of four films with katharine hepburn. you write quite frankly in the book that you were a little jealous of all the people who got to be in movies with him. >> that's perfect. >> we were watching an affair to remember in our friend's living room in the hamptons. the first time i saw him kiss on screen, i was really little. i jumped off the couch and i stormed over to the tv and i slapped her cheeks. >> reporter: deborah car. >> nobody was going to kiss my daddy. i didn't know this woman. what was she doing kissing my father. >> reporter: jennifer said she was too young to understand the explosive headlines and ugly custody battle that came with her parents' divorce. she was aware of recurring whispers that her father was gay or by sexual. >> it's sort of strange because i never felt anything like that from him. and i spent all my time with him. i think that's the oddest thing. >> reporter: when grant wanted to propose to his fifth wife, barbara harris, he asked jen

. >> reporter:woody allen, a long-time admirer of bergman, cast him in "hanna and her sisters."n the set. it took hours before i really met him. i got the impression that he kind of avoided me. >> reporter: although he says he takes every role seriously, not all his roles are serious. >> ming the merciless. >> i knew the comics. i admired flash gordon when i was a kid, very much. ming the merciless, of course was very scary. that was fun to do. >> reporter: lately he's even been showing up in video games. >> for so long all i could do was watch doom approach helplessly. >> you're going to be sitting in a cafe sometime and some 12-year-old kid is going to say aren't you the guy from that video game? >> maybe. >> that would feel kind of good. >> reporter: now a french citizen, he's dialing back a bit. he and wife katherine make their home in paris. even at age 82 the actor in him is waiting for that next call. >> all these things that are postponed to do later, i'm trying to do them now. having time to look around to experience france for example. to read books, to listen to music

in sunday's "new york times" magazine israeli journalists ronan bergman wrote, i quote, after speaking senior israeli leaders and chiefs of the military and the intelligence, i have come to believe that israel will indeed strike iran in 2012. how, end quote. how do you assess that likelihood and the response from iran if that happens, that might be forthcoming? >> well, the, our hope is that the sanctions, particularly those which have been recently implemented, would have the effect of inducing a change in the iranian policy towards their apparent pursuit of a nuclear capability. obviously this is a very sensitive issue right now. we're doing a lot with the israelis, working together with them. and of course for them this is, as they have characterized it, an existential threat but this is an area that we're very, very concerned about and would be pleased to, because of the sensitivities, would be pleased to discuss in greater detail in closed session. >> well the vice chairman and i have just met this past week with the director of mossad. so it is a classified meeting but we do know