>> bo derek. >> and he said john, i know how to live with the beautiful woman. and you were not there. >> but she was there as it turned out. >> you were listening. >> but he didn't know it. >> bo derek was on the set in philadelphia. and everybody was talking about how beautiful she still looks, and i said well, it's like i ought to know, i'm married to a beautiful woman. >> it's a good thing you weren't pulling her leg or making fun. thank you for doing that. your very kind to come. >> i'm excited to read your book. >> so how long have you been out there? >> did you hear this? >> thank you for helping me with this, helping me through this a struggle. >> your the man. >> virginia, how are you? >> i'm good thank you. >> are you keeping up with the old man's? >> i have the grandkids. >> my daughter lives in san francisco and we finally persuaded her to move back to d.c. next month our grandson and her. >> that's terrific. when was she last hear? >> she's been in san francisco for four years, and had the baby in san francisco. >> good. >> i sure am going to love h

bo radley is the one who actually has it straight, right? he knows those kids are going to get into trouble. he's out there and he does something about it. he's the one who gets justice in the book. you know, and so when you really think about it, if you can put through this wonderful vision of the child, if you can stop looking at this problem from a child's point of view, then you'll get a new take on "to kill a mockingbird," i think. you know, one that's much more actually meaningful to you. so -- >> ok. thanks. mary. >> yeah. >> oh, great. we lost you for a minute there. >> i know. >> yeah. so tell us -- how did you choose "to kill a mockingbird" as the subject for your book and for your film? you know, what made you take this on as a project 50 years after the book was published? >> well, my adult rereading of "to kill a mockingbird" made a far greater impression on me than my adolescent reading ever had, and once that happened i started to just satisfy my own curiousity i started to find out as much as i could about both the novel and

joining me for more on this is bo derek.e actress, model and goodwill ambassador appointed by the president of ecuador to the yasuni initiative. she's joining us now. great to see you. i laid it out a bit. what makes this area so very special? >> you know, this is one of the last places of a.m. sdplon rainforest that's completely untouched and pristine. so many of our conservation programs are trying to put back what we've already spoiled. this is unspoiled. there are two indigenous tribes living there in voluntary isolation. if you went there as a tourist, you couldn't go by motorboat. you have to go two hours by canoe to get to the heart of this park. it's so beautiful, so spectacular. this is the way it comes across, it sounds as though ecuador is looking for dollars and to sell this in a sense. what they've done is put this in trust at the united nations, this project. and by asking for a $3.6 billion from the world to keep this oil in the ground forever, they are contributing $5 million in income they will never see by

and is oat bo ma administration preparing details on mitt romney? and finally people donate thousands of dollars worth of stuff after people announce they will camp out in front of an apple store a month before the iphone 5 comes out. our allstar panel will try to figure out which of the seven seals this represents straight ahead. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy national smoors day, greg. >> did you know smoors stands for some more as in give me some more smoo ?re. >> did you know it was invented in 1873? >> oh yeah nigel taking credit for everything. i thought it was the girl scouts who created it since the first written recipe was in a girl scout handbook in 1927? >> that's because sir nigel didn't write it down. it was hard to after the yetty tore his hand off. >> i heard nigel lost his hand when the yak crossed his leg. >> typical girl scout lie, greg. they will do anything to take control. >> they are tough. you don't want to cross them. >> i will not rest until the honor of the creator is restore etd -- restored, greg. >> really 1234*. >> e

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you know, bo, music, and michelle. dream come true. >> the dream tape. >> yes. >> i read the clip before the break about how your marriage changed. you said, this is interesting when you met this woman called susan. and then last year you said, i really am more in love with her now more than ever. that was 34 years later. >> yeah. >> what was it about her? how did you know she was going to be that interesting for you? >> it was the corny love at first sight thing. >> initially? >> oh, yeah. >> where are were you? >> i met her on a movie set. one of my favorite states, montana, we were doing a scene with sam, harry, and richard bright and we were soaking in a hot tub at a dude ranch called chico hot springs. and you know how guys will take a magazine or something and look like this and use that as a shield to check out the gishls, you know, so i'm doing that and i see this girl, a gorgeous girl who is watching us and she looks like she's working there or something. she's got a broken nose and two black eyes and she's ju

let's listen to rush-bo today. >> the people of wisconsin have fended off what amounted to a government union takeover. if the taxpayers of wisconsin can win against those odds, we should be able to do the same thing in every state, and in washington, d.c. we ought to be able to roll back in obama care. we ought to be able to roll back everybody obama has given us. we should be able to roll back the whole democrat agenda for the last 65 years, yes, we can. >> gentlemen, i want john to tick these off on where you agree with rush-bo. he wants to get rid of the be grace with harry trouping in the united states forces. 65 years ago. he wants to get rid of the brown case integrating our schools. he wants to get rid of medicare medicate, the ability to vote at the age of 18. what else is on this guy's freaking list? is that the right-wing agenda? this is bigger than wisconsin. is this what the crowd would like to do if they could win elections? back to world war ii that was done for progressively for race, youth, sex or whatever. >> well, you know they always -- >> honestly i want an answer.

>> i think everything should be done by xos anal blah what bo all those homes direct -- stated tan island you hope ner the etyest i think it should be done with all of that in mind and we should certainly put all of the different classes within there the economic classes and look at it from an economic benefit for the entire community not just isolated. >> why are we showing the tree? no beaches? >> this is something that irks me personally. i always wanted to live on the beach when i finally could afford to live on the beach and now it is ironic. i buy the argument there are plenty of other nonrich people who benefit from beach replenishment. something happened in your life last night. you were riding around i mentioned you were a 911 respondser. tell them what happened? >> i was going from one shelter to the next shelter. the rain was coming down pretty hard. i was driving with nick from brooklyn. we were in staten island a gentlemen with a walker is standing at the bus stop in the pouring rain when it is hours after they are no longer current. >> i asked my son did you see that guy at

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here's some wisdom from gloria bo borger who is part of a panel. >> look. if you look at this down the road, we have some other landmarks that are coming up in november and again in december, and he said, look, this could frame the debate for the white house for 2012. if republicans are only for cuts and entitlements and not for any kind of revenue, that's something that our public opinion show the public does not support. >> yes, i was part of that panel late last night too. so did the tea party act like hobbits or terrorists? well, critics can't have it both was. terrorists have much smaller feet, for instance. democratic congressman mike doyle from pennsylvania was quoted as saying the tea party acts like terrorists threatening to blow up the economy,ent quote. now, some republicans didn't appreciate the analogy. senator rand paul says he refers to himself as a freedom fiert. anderson talks with him a few hours ago. >> some people would argue that by add 2g trillion more in debt to our country that that adds a temporary inconvenience. >> has this been a

why muni can drivers the bo >>> they're not properly licensed, thr they're not driving and getting paychecks but they can't be fired. why muni can't give ineligible drivers the boot. >> there is a new communications network for pot dispensaries. how and why they keep in touch. >>> the job market seems shaky now like it was two years ago. where has all the hope gone? >>> good evening. med medical marijuana can be a tricky business. california says medical pot is legal, but the feds say it isn't. and the law in some cities isn't exactly clear if selling it is legal or not. kit dough has learned owners of marijuana dispensaries have come up with a system to watch each other's backs. >> reporter: you're watching surveillance video of undercover agents at a cannabis club known as the 408 collective. they're part of a task force called the santa clara county enforcement team. it was not a raid and they left after a few minutes. but it spooked operator mike barba in the lower left corner. he called a friend and shortly after this text message was sent out saying raid now. show up asap, and they d t

>> ill don't think we have to worry too much bo the road and subway as much as the airline traveler haveo worry about in their flight is going to be operating tomorrow, tuesday and even wednesday. there is this ripple effect with 11,000 flights canceled. there are not enough seetsz to go around to get the passengers stranded back on flights. people that were set to travel they are going to get bumped. the bumping rule was actually changed last week which is quite prophetic. used to be you get your ticket maybe twice the amount. last week the airlines went in prior to these hurricanes you can get four times the amount of your ticket if you are involuntarily bumped. >> you get more money now? >> you get more money but the million dollar question is are you going to get on the plane? what you need to do is go onto the airline's web site. it doesn't matter when you are flying from detroit from earlied doe and those airports haven't been effective. what is going to happen is if your flight was originating in new york it might not have go gotten to detroit. you have to go on the airline's web

oat bo ma administration is promising help to those in need even though fema is running low on money. >> first and foremost, all claims by survivors of disasters for individual assistance will be paid. >> meanwhile, the victims are up for adoption. it was destroyed by the hurricane. >>> a lot more to bring thank you tuesday night. a former san francisco giants employee accused of stealing money from players' paychecks. also, the government warned us about drinking the sugary sodas, but is anyone actually listening? >> and a song of protest on the streets of san francisco tonight. their chorus of complaint. all of that coming up and then a bit late other "nightline." >> the porn industry shuts down after an actor tests positive for hiv. is it time for a new safety rule? plus, she is the most famous soap star ever. we catch up with????????c >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a front office employee of the san francisco giants has been arrested on federal charges. she is accused of embezzling more than a million dollars from the players' accounts.

. >> topping our health watch, health insurance could bo lower for some californians on a new bill. the athe until would allow adults making between 15 and $22,000 a year to get health care coverage for $30 a month establishing a basic health care program in the state. a federally-funded program first introduced last year as the federal health care reform law. >>> millions of americans use mobile devices every day but a new study says reading text, watching movies and playing games on small, hand held screens could cause problems with your eyesight. what can you do? elizabeth temple has more. >> reporter: click, call, and play, on mobile devices windy with more than three-quarters of america plugged into the internet, 90% of users are experiencing eyestrain. >> spend a lot of time on computers. we're computerized all day long. sometimes i go home with a little bit of eyestrain myself. >> a new study, "envision science" recommend doctors change the way they prescribe to adjust for reading small text at shorter distances. >> some people need glasses specifically to work on computers a

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officials want to get to the bo the tom of this so it doesn't happen again. there have been no emergencies, but a pumper truck is on stand by in case of fire. john alston, abc news. >> let's hope it is not needed. thank you very much. >>> the nfl and now state lawmakers are taking action because of the fan violence at the 49ers-raiders game on saturday. the 49ers say they are going to ask for a larger police presence in stadium parking lots and will impose a stiff baning on tailgating after the kickoff. season ticket holders could lose their seats if they sell them to twhos end up in a fight like this. and a state assemblyman is seeking stiffer sentences for anyone accused of fighting at a game. we caught up with quarterback and ledge end in the -- legend in the nfl, joe montana at a food drive. he said fans need to step up a little too. >> and the people around and their friends. somebody else needs to know what is going on and try to stop those things from happening before they get to that point. >> the bill being proposed asks the pro teams to contribute $

. >> i think it wreaks of what happened in saudi, where institutions funded by the people bo turn off cell phones. >> my opinion is it was common sense, i think they had to do that in order to not have the public safety problems as far as the riding on the trains and what it really gets down to is public safety. >> reporter: the letter comes days before they hold a public meeting to discuss the cell phone issues. >> cell phones can detonate a bomb. there's going to be scenarios when the public is going to be at risk because of a communication device that we consider our first amendment right. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. president bob franklin said it's highly unlikely they'll shut down cell service in the future unless it is what he calls an extreme case. >>> another big story we're following, libyan rebels have taken the capital city of tripoli and captured two sons of muammar gaddafi. the u.s. has recognized the rebel forces and the legitimate government in libya. drew levinson on what is next for libya. >> reporter: celebrations are being held in cities across libya. rebels now control m

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and iran bo not acquire nuclear weapons there's no place for this in his main weapon in the twenty first century so says present shot who spoke exclusively to ask his half an hour. are you saying that at some point in the future you want to acquire a nuclear deterrent a nuclear weapon how did you never know that this is an inhuman weapon our religion says it is critical and we are religious people if any country tries to build a nuclear bomb in fact they waste their money and resources and they create great danger that the international equations are not determined by nuclear arsenals today the americans have nuclear bombs and nuclear weapons and could they win in iraq and afghanistan could the nuclear weapons help the israelis to gain victory and this guy was a nuclear weapons help the former soviet union from collapse. and you can always the full interview with mahmoud ahmadinejad in ten minutes here on the scene. struction of sixteen hundred twelve and he's drifts an earlier this week and is trying to raise that number to almost three thousand the building i was ready settlements on t

every day small businesses owners and entrepreneurs are bo bomb-- bombarded from hiring additional workers, with so many burdens and threats of new obstacles in the future it's not hard to understand why job creators are leery of assuming the risks and costs that come with starting a new business or expand in an existing company. >> kelly: appointing a super committee charged with coming up with recommendations to cut the debt. >> jamie: they've got bagpipes, they've got barbecued, even bouncing castles. the iowa straw poll candidates are pulling out the stops. if you go, you can sample it all. they just want to get voters in their tents and as many as they can, ron paul has an inflatable slide. herman cain, ceo godfather's pizza, free pizza and mid day jam sessions and many wonder which of these strategies is pulling in any votes at many we'll call the straw poll. they say it's a circus, looks like fun. steve brown is there live in ames and we've got to ask you, steve. what have you sampled? it's a political carnival. the only place i can think of where you can sign a wind blade from one