helped her into a boldfaced name.ertainly been a part of spelling's offscreen persona as well. but now she is coming clean about a darker side, sex tapes and financial hard ship. she opens up to abc's cecelia vega about her 9021-woes. >> reporter: we have seen her as done na mart donna martin, seen her as a reality star, we have never seen tori spelling quite like this. >> can we talk about your husband's vasectomy? >> everyone else has. we might as well. from her husband any most private of parts to her four children, there is nothing off limits in her new book "spelling it like it is." remember the headlines about how she lost all that baby weight. turns out it wasn't from exercise. >> did i stop eating, no? i in no way, shape or form did anything that was completely unhealthy. basically, jokingly, i would say, stopped eating diet. >> reporter: she writes how unreal reality tv is. >> you have become the reality tv whistle blower? are you going to get in trouble for that? >> i'm that girl. >> reporter: this scene in

coming up, the boldface name now slashing prices in the bay area. >>> tickets to president obama's fund-raiser next week in the bay area are selling slower than expected. so some seats are now going for half price. tickets for the dnc fund raiser on sale for $500 down from $1,000. the lunchi ineon will be held monday. the money is going to the democratic national committee. 20 vips are spending $32,000 a head, though, to join president in a tech roundtable. this will be the president's ninth visit to the bay area in the last 2 1/2 years. no other public appearances are scheduled, though. >>> banking giant jpmorgan chase will pay out nearly $300 million to california pension funds. it's a settlement for the company's role in the 2008 financial crisis. the company admits to selling california's public employee and teacher pension funds bad investments and profiting at the expense of american home buyers. this deal is part of a much larger settlele. in all, jpmorgan chase fined a record $13 billion by the justice department. $4 billion of that money will go to mortgage relief in california and ot

if you could tell, one of the things that makes the book fund to read is there are boldfaced names on every page, and -- >> is that your way of saying shameless name dropping? >> anyway, the name, just a few, donald trump, bill o'reilly, barbara walters, tony blair, warren batey, and ahmadinejad. >> that's chapter one. [laughter] >> sometimes they are guests on the show, sometimes people you run into at parties where you ask them to be on the show. >> i see ahmadinejad how many times he was in love. that was a moment. >> yes. >> he look at me for quite about five seconds, and said, i am in love with all of humanity. [laughter] true story. >> well, as george clooney is mentioned in the subtitle of the book, tell us a good george clooney story. >> i saw george last week by chance as "gravity" was launching in new york, and i walked into the private luncheon, and he's with his publicist, dan, an old friend of mine, and, hey, george, you're in the title of business of the book. he said, i am? i said, yeah, it's called "shooting straight: guns, gays, god, and george clooney," and he said,