brad: brad loekle here with a reminder to ( bleep ) of all ages.en though it has lots of shiny buttons and makes cool noises when you push on it, the phone is not a toy. and the personnel you reach on the other end are not looking for a new friend. okay ? chuck: turns out, you know what those two guys were ? rival drug dealers. this guy was trying to eliminate his competition... by calling the cops on two other drug dealers that happened to be selling drugs on his turf. "officer": 10-4, i got him. i got him right in my sights. brad: how do you sell drugs when you're on the phone with the cops ? kevin: hi, 9-1-1 ? we're all in danger. do you know why ? because i'm selling this heroin at dangerously low prices. narrator: the man is arrested and charged with drug trafficking and possession. brad: that's one for the blog. anyway, back to work. 9-1-1, what's your emergency ? narrator: coming up, high-octane dance moves... loni: unleaded in the house ! super premium, super-- super-- super premium ! narrator: and slow pickpockets-- mock commentator: ( hum

brad: look at that woman.does she have any reason to wake up, other than to keep her cats from eating her face off ? ( cats growling ) she will kill you, sir. mock commentator: take the bristles and eat 'em ! out of me store ! danny: i've been given the brush-off by a woman before, but this is ridiculous. narrator: sweeping the toughs out of her store, she kept the crime... mock commentator: get out, i'll show them. narrator: ... and the grime out of this establishment. mock commentator: as if i don't do enough around here, i've gotta clean up after these two. narrator: in this department store, security cameras track a known shoplifter. mock commentator: let's see, what i got up in here ? electric drill, hell, yeah. nothing to see here. ( whistling ) brad: dude, look at him stumble around. he looks like rick james on a bender. mock commentator: that's a "super freaky" socket wrench. ali: looking around like he had choices. "no, you're not "expensive enough. "no, no, no, no, i don't like you, i got you last we

when was the country lost, brad?s what people -- when they say you want the country back, some believe that the country was lost over the last -- >> it's metaphorical. >> but do you understand, brad, that it means something to people when they hear you say you want your country back, it is implied that this black han has come in, and -- >> no. >> that's how some people -- you may not think it's right, but that's the interpretation some have. when did you lose the country, brad? when was the country lost? >> this is the same argument with president bush. >> give me a date. >> i think we can all agree, there is a tolerance for this stuff from the right that certainly wouldn't have been ack acceptable had it been reversed. imagine going to a john mccain rally, several african-american men outside protesting with guns. do you think that the mainstream media, do you think the country would have reacted with the sort of indifference to the people they do to the people who showed up at the obama rally with guns? >> it was w

chris: hi, i'm a robber, i'm at the-- i'm at-- brad: see ?y at least-- tom: you know, the worst thing about this adds-- you know, to add-- it doesn't-- tonya: atm, actually-- no, no, no. what'd you say again ? danny: that's the most out-of-rate destin-- oh, "out-of-rate destin" ? my mouth has not been working all day. chuck: so the way he got caught was on that particular day, the teller was just like, "so how are you feeling today, mrs. prusec ?" and she was just-- and he's-- aw, ( bleeps ) ! tonya: by the way, atm--

as brad said, she's going to try to make money.eal among the right wing base of the republican party, no question. but there will be challenges to that mantle from huckabee and even romney if she decides to get in. time to make a prediction, a little too early. but i'm predicting she doesn't run in 2012 because i don't think she has the stomach for a primary. i really do think that she will enjoy and make the money that she wants to make. i think she likes her status where she is now. >> do you agree that it would be catastrophic for the republican party. >> i'd love for her to be the nominee of the republican party. >> i knew you were going to say it that way. what do you think? >> i don't speak for the party. but certainly we welcome a wide field of qualified candidates. sarah paleson certainly one of those and she has every right to run. >> here's my question to you, brad, would you like for her to be the standard bearer for the republican party. does that mean she translates into the best presidential candidate in 2012? >> i pe

good morning to you, brad. >> good morning, guys. how is manhattan this morning?. >> good. >> we just had bloody marys. >> yeah, i noticed that, i'm a little jealous. >> made, that's right, demonstrated. alisyn and i got in a heated debate earlier in the week because you say if folks are healthy, they should pay less. if folks eat a healthier diet they should pay less than folks who don't eat a healthy diet. is that correct? >> you have to be with your health care, we have the basis we have the best health care system in the world and if you as an individual aren't going to take care of yourself. no one else can, you have to do it yourself from the beginning. >> that makes perfect, perfect sense, brad, but in terms of people engaging in riskier health practices, what is sorts of things are those and who would decide what the healthy and unhealthy diet? >> that has to go back to your physician and that has to be a patient relationship with the physician. >> so. >> you go from there. if you don't follow your doctor's orders. how could you actually expect to have goo

brad quickly what did the republicans say about that?he republicans say, put back the money and give it back to the people that you haven't spent hundreds of bill that you said mr. president were going to shovel-ready projects that did not. we don't need more money put out into the marketplace by the government we need more money in people's pockets that's the republican plan. >> thank you very much. a lot of people are mulling over this entire health care reform and how it relates to the economic plan as well thank you both very much. >>> the extent of the damage in southeast asia and the deaths are beginning to come to light days after there was a massive earthquake. we are learning that entire villages have been wiped out in indonesia. hundreds believed to remain buried under mud and debris after the quake set off landslides. the quick struck wednesday magnitude of 7.6. rescuers just now reaching hills, taking stock of the damage working to pull survivors like this one, out of the rubble. most of the deaths are northwest of jakarta, o

if i look at brad pitt, he's a handsome guy. i go, man, that's a cool suit.ant to get that suit. i don't think, can i get his hair. >> but for us, the way you say suit is the same way we go, look at that hair. i want to get that hair. >> so what's in your hair now? >> this is a weave. >> this is a weave. >> two pieces here. >> like extensions. >> like -- like that. >> you do in the film, nia, why don't you tell us why you choose not to wear the hair you were born with? >> it's a little bit of a convenience thing. i'm a mom, i'm an actress. i have to get my hustle all. >> have you ever put your hand through a black woman's hair. >> hell, no, not a black woman. >> it's funny, but it's serious, too. where do you think the balance is in. >> i'm always going to start off trying to be funny, and if i can slip some knowledge -- >> medicine. >> -- a little medicine, some echinacea in there, i will give you a little echinacea. >> reporter: human hair is yandyan india's export. >> ten inches or better. it's like porno. >> i think he's so honest so it comes out without

how old are you, brad? >> narrator: about 25? something's not adding up. >> step out of the vehicle for me, okay? stand in front of the truck for me, okay? you got a pitcher. or is that urine? >> narrator: deputy rubel reminds us you never really buy beer -- you only rent it. >> have you been drinking all these beers? you don't drink? oh. okay. not natural light? >> no, sir. >> it's not your truck, right? no, not your trunks, your truck. he's spilling beer all over your truck. could you stand -- get back up there. >> narrator: deputy rubel searches the vehicle and finds these boys have quite a party going on in that pickup. >> look at all the beer cans down here. this is ridiculous. is that it? that's all you got? all right. how old are you? you're 20 years old? [ record scratches ] >> narrator: 20? >> how old are you, brad? [ record scratches ] >> narrator: well, that's around 20. >> whose i.d. card did you give me? so, you gave me somebody else's i.d.? >> narrator: open container and a fake i.d. -- it looks like spring break's

brad lidge out of the game with two down in the ninth and received a standing ovation, got lance berkman to ground out. phillies won it 10-3 their third straight division title. tigers added to their lead in the al central with another win over the twins. ramon santiago capped a four-run inning with a bloop double that scored a pair. detroit was up 4-2 after two. ordonez broke the game wide open in the fifth with a double of his own and scored three. tigers won it 7-2 and have a three game lead over the twins with four games remaining. to say the dodgers are struggling would be an understatement. kevin kuz man nauf put the padres up 4-0 with a home run in the third. dodgers had just one hit and lost 5-0. their magic number remains at one after dropping their fourth straight. dodgers continue to lose and the rockies just keep on winning. against the brewers, helton belted a two-run homer into the colorado night and the rockies up 4-2. gonzalez took a turn, now you see it and now you don't and that left the yard in a hurry. the rockies won it 10-6 and have a four game lead on atlanta in th

i saw back stage brad silberling.great. >> you want to marry him? no? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. i don't care. why not? no, i dot want to marry him. but it's your anniversary. >> yes, it's my wedding anniversary. >> jimmy: happy anniversary! [ cheers and applause ] now, i'm almost afraid to ask, but what are you going to do tonight? are you going to go out? [ laughter ] >> you know, it only -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kirk kind of ruined it for everybody. >> no, it only comes once a year, but brad does put on his black lingerie. and, you know -- [ laughter ] it's a special time for us. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. he had it on back there, and i was wondering what was going on. >> he showed you, [ bleep ] damn him! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i loved it. thought it was fantastic. but thanks for being here on the show. i really appreciate you coming on. >> thank you. >> jimmy: are you excited? i mean, we're doing a show. >> we are doing a show. it's happening right now! >> jimmy: right now. we've got the yacht rock coming on an

brad lidge needs one out to clinch it. he gets lance berkman to ground out. that will do it.he phillies win the n.l. east for the third-straight year. >>> the braves, tryg to chase down the rockies in the n.l. wild card. brandon nolasco. and nolasco got on a strikeout streak from the third inning on. he said something wei about it is ever since high school, i keep a mental tally in my head of how many i have every, single game. i knew how many i had and what was going on. but i wasn't aware of any record. the record he's talking about, nine-straight strikeouts, one shy of tying a major league record. he finished with a career-high 16 ks in 7 2/3 innings. drama in the bottom of the ninth. braves down a run. tying run on third. the pitch gets away. matt diaz stops about halfway down the line and gets thrown out. that's how the ball game ends. the braves' playoff hopes may have ended with it. >>> the rockies, closing in on the n.l. wild card. taking on the brewers. bottom three. 2-2 game. not anymore. todd helton, two-run home run. his 15th. 4-2, colorado. bottom six. it's carlo

this comes from darrell bradley from brad corp services. >> as a small business that has just landed multimillion dollar contract, how would i go about marketing my company to other large companies? >> rod, this is a great problem to have. >> a great problem to have, absolutely. congratulations on the contract. you don't want to count their chickens before they hatch. you don't want to run around saying we've got this deal before they're even happy with you. you want to give it a few months. the first thing i would do is ask if they're happy with your service. give a testimonial. i always say your website is your storefront these days. >> a press release? >> you can put out a press release. it's not something i would necessarily cover. it's great for you, not relevant to a whole lot of other people. if you have customers out there looking at your website and they see that out there, it's a great signing point. >> you're not signing multimillion dollar contracts. >> not yet. >> how would you market something like this? >> to me, i agree fully with what rod said. it's riley about the s

this house in new orleans was built by brad pitt's foundation. if it floods, the base acts as a raft. now the house would rise on guide posts up to 12 feet. it's expected to sell for about $150,000. the designers looking to get it mass produced. interesting idea for a problem there. >>> bunburgly suspect made himself at home in someone else's house. >> the gentleman was right there and right here in my driveway buck naked. >> buck naked. he took his clothes off and just got comfortable.  >>> the number of school kids in chicago killed doubled over the last three years. after tbeating death of a 16-year-old, eric holder and education secretary arnie duncan are going there today to talk about ways to deal with youth violence. >>> and it looks like more folks across the united states are happy with the way president obama is doing his job. a new associated press has his approval rating now at 56%. that is six points higher than last month. it is the first time his approval rating has gone up since the inauguration. >>> let's talk to

jon: i wish we could bring brad back on. he was one of the highest ranking officials in the bush 43 administration, and he was critical of president obama for taking his presidential time to fly to copenhagen and make the pitch for the chicago olympics. he suggested that that was not the best use of the president's time. jane: steve, do they know? it looks like they do. >> it is like thick all collectively have the air taken out of them. i do not know that anybody in this plaza thought chicago would be eliminated in the first round. this is stunning. there is a fair amount of hope invested in this city to land the games for 2016, and when the announcement went down, there were a lot of slack jaws, a lot of mouth hanging open. they are testing complete disbelief that chicago could be a limited right off the bat. everything seemed to be there, but they were eliminated right in the first round. jane: the city has been organized for a year now in the effort. how much money was actually spent? hohokam >> there was a substantial a

. >> angelina jolie is not married to brad pitt. nobody says a thing about that. >> they have millions of dollars. change the environment, put them in the inner city with the absence of any sort of fatherly figure -- >> this has nothing to do with the inner cities. >> i don't know anything about these kids. >> okay. >> we're talking about the problem in general. it's not just television. kids can manage what they see on television if they're guided correctly at home. >> "the new york times" just said last week the average american family isn't the cleavers anymore. the average american family is usually headed by a single parent. and that's usually a woman. black, white, asian, latino, across the board. >> right. and there's a lot of problems in our culture because of that. i'm not talking -- >> i don't think that that's the reason. i think it's because we don't teach kids what they need to learn these days, what we teach them is precisely what they need to avoid. >> and that is parenting. >> we need to -- >> i never watched this ki

>> brad pitt, he wasn't famous at one point, same thing with julia roberts, tom hanks. this show made them famous and this is why they are famous. don't take that away. >> it's very confusing to me. of course, kim, you're referencing their late far, part of the whole o.j. trial back in the '90s. we should give credit to the kardashians for this moneymaking machine. khloe is selling these wedding photos, could get up to half a million bucks. sister kim gets paid to show up on any red carpet. kourtney big sister making money off her unexpected pregnancy. highlights, i suppose they really are just laughing all the way to the bank, aren't they? >> exactly. it's no surprise the day of the wedding, all of a sudden news hits the blogs, kim and reggie bush are back together again. the drama with the pictures is very calculated. i'm not going to hold them accountable in trying to make a buck from hollywood. >>> moving on, another big story breaking today. sarah palin goes rogue. we learn the memoir rushed into bookstores november 17th. the title. book is "going rogue and america

. >> reporter: brad also worked with the families. >> they recognized and were surprised that the message they gave about forgiveness was different from what the world says about forgiveness. >> reporter: one benefit from one terrible day. >> no one knows exactly what motivated the gunman. clues indicated he was driven by unresolved pain by the death of a daughter. >>> and a california man tattooed his son with a gang symbol. rickey gonzales was arrested in april for tattooing a bull dog's street gang symbol on his 7-year-old son. >>> a texas woman drives off a pair of burglars by pelting them with billiard balls. the mother of three heard two men whispering outside her house on tuesday. she filled her son's bike helmet with billiard balls and hit the men until they ned. >>> we have a woman who is suing the operator of the tour helicopter. we have sally with the latest. >> reporter: the crash killed two people in the aircraft. his wife is suing for more than $1.3 million in damages. she accuses the chopper's owner of having a bad history of accidents and the maker of the chopper of instal

brad, you're moving? >> caller: possibly. possibly. my wife is being offered a position in a new city and her company is asking us to come to them with basically a proposition as to what would make it work. and i just wanted to ask what kind of relocation package is typical, should we ask for. and realize we'll probably be losing a good chunk of change on our house sale here. >> all right. well, let's take those things in reverse order, then. >> caller: okay. >> because the greatest lost you could suffer is not the cost of either hiring a truck or moving your own things or hire iing a moving company and moving the greatest loss could you suffer is on your home. >> caller: right. >> so in my book, although if we were back prerecession, i should talk about how relocation packages work but today, because asking for what is known as a stop loss on the sale of your home is the one simple thing i would ask for. and you would say to them, okay, we owe x number of dollars on our house. current market value, how close are you -- would you guess

brad. >> let me just say this. we don't know who he donated to. we don't know what's in the works. >> i assure you he made a big donation, you would know bit. he would make sure you knew about it. >> it's a disgusting thing. we can all agree. >> i will give amy palmer the final word. >> i'm not fighting that. what i am saying is someone at some point needs a second chance. and yes, did he get a second chance -- >> nobody is arguing that. >> at some point you have to forgive somebody. >> if i went to prison, i don't think i would come back here and have "issues with jane velez-mitchell" -- >> you have no idea. you would probably have a book deal. you know how many people came out of prison that have book deals? look at the guys from "survivor." >> that's different than a reality show on b.e.t. it just is. michael vick, this is totally just him trying to rehash his image. i think it's a shame, i think b.e.t. needs to look at this again. >>> a jaw-dropping twist in the jon and kate divorce saga. has jon hacked his way into kate's personal life? >>> t

i would start with brad pitt. he's really grown into himself as he's gotten older.wide ambassador for ecochange. that's so sexy to see a man who's taking his celebrity and using it for a good cause. and my second pick, if i can add a second pick is kyle chandler from "friday night lights." he's really somebody who i think is really just going to burst out into stardom anytime soon. "friday night lights" is a hit show for nbc and he really embodies the all-american man. so i would pick brad pitt and kyle chandler. >> as a huge fan of the show "friday night lights," i think kyle chandler is an unbelievable actor who really should have more of his due coming soon. but certainly deserves all of the success he's had with that show. laura, what do you think? who else should be on this list? >> oh, gosh, hugh jackman! how could you to the put "people's" sexiest man alive on the list? he puts the "h" in hot! i can't get my words out. i get so flustered when i talk about him, because i just think he's so incredibly good looking and so sweet and so charming. he's just amazing

brad from idaho, thank you for writing in. you sent us an e-mail saying how can you win a peace prize with two wars going on? and michelle on facebook says congratulations, mr. president. i'm very proud to be an american. keep those comments coming. whether you agree or don't, tell us what it means to you. click on the link at cnn.com/robin. we'll be sharing your comments here. >>> a 72-year-old disabled woman fought off an intruder with a can of glade air freshener. a man broke into her home. she tried to call 911 but the man knocked the phone out of her hand. >> this is when i picked up this can of glade spray and i kept spraying it in his eyes and he would grab me and threw me down on the hard floor. >> now she also said she tried to psych him out by offering him some wine. police soon arrived and arrested the suspect. >>> you know if you don't have hair spray, grab glade. >> run on glade at all supermarkets right now. it does smell good, too, all of these burglars. if you use a regular cell phone and not a smart phone you

each piece of data is like a link in a chain, says attorney brad conway. >> now we're getting to thent where the links are being questioned, and those links are what's called reasonable doubt. >> reporter: this is what almost 10,000 pages in court documents look like, and there's still more to come before a june trial. prosecutors say, in these court documents, they believe the evidence exists to convict casey anthony. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, orlando. >> casey anthony's attorneys, jose baez and lynn mckinney bodden are here with us exclusively. >> good morning. >> so the prosecution dumps these documents, piles of pages and days later you file motions asking for the death penalty and first-degree murder charges to be dropped. so, what did you see or not see in those documents that made you file those motions? >> well, you know what, matt, we've been asking for these documents for ages, for eight months now, and we finally got some of them, not all of them. and what we saw was that there is a foreign hair at the crime scene. and that's why you do crime scene evidence is

bradford. >> try soft talk. >> hey, brad.dford. >> sing a song to him. ♪ mary had a little lam ♪ little lam. >> bark like a dog. >> woof, woof. >> meow like a cat. >> no, my other one will get pissed. bradford, pay attention when i'm talking to you son. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. father of the year. bark like a dog. yeah, that's real nice. father of the year. mr. richard -- mr. richard heene. i know, i seem like i'm a little upset about this, it's because i am. after spending 26 years in law enforcement and i was a volunteer fire chief in fair fax, virginia. my dad was a firefighter. i know what first responders go through. i know all the resources and assets that were wasted on this idiot and his actions of he and his wife, who he met in acting school. but, they still -- it's just disgusting. keep in mind, folks, what brought us all to this. who blew the whistle on his parents. little 6-year-old falcon heene. out of the mouths of babies come gems. >> did you hear us calling your name? you did? >> you did? >> why

former bush administration speech writer brad blakeman was bitter. >> for the president to be a billy mays pitchman is terrible for the united states. >> president obama aimed at trade on his international appeal and pushed to reintegrate the united states into the world. >> there is nothing i would like more than to step just a few blocks from my family's home with michelle and our two girls, and welcome the world back into our neighborhood. >> u.s. officials argued that chicago had more to offer but on the first ballot, only 18 of the 94 delegates agreed. former olympic committee head kept madrid in the running until the final round with a highly personal appeal. >> i know that i am very near the end of my time >> i am, as you know, 89. >> luna de silva argued they should go where they have never gone before. among the countries that today compete to host the games, we are the only one that has never had this honor. for the others, it will be one more game. o that rio one and madrid was second was not a surprise to white house officials. >> the ioc has its own politics that transcen

senator brad is going to visit a foreign country in order to tell that country to resist the united states, then he has that trip canceled against his will at the 11th hour. the national republican congressional committee decides to call me names. and the unexpected resource of some of the bold faced names from the bush era's republican scandal. and they're resurfacing in today's highest possible stakes, republican politics. there is a ton of news going on in the world and it's all coming up this hour, but we begin tonight with some big breaking news, the "new york times," in an article, a long article posted tonight, appears to have blown open the john ensign affair story with new allegations not about senator ensign's sexual misconduct, which we have known about for months since he admitted it, but with very serious allegations of ethical misconduct an potentially criminal misconduct in the way that senator ensign tried to contain the damage from the affair. now john ensign, you will recall revealed earlier this year that he had carried on an affair with one of his campaign staffers, cyn

i think the injuries to brad smith and jerricho cotchery have really affected the jets passing game.ers have not suited up because of injury. sanchez having trouble getting the ball to his wide receivers. >> dick: braylon edwards lined to the right. it's jones tripped up after a gain of a couple at the eight yard line. this becomes a big play, third down deep in their own end for the jets in a 13-13 tie. jones with a career rushing day, up around 185 yards, that's about 20 yards away from the jets single game rushing record. held by curtis martin almost a decade ago. >> dan: you would think with that effectiveness running the ball the passing game would be better. but the wind and the damp conditions affecting mark sanchez. >> dick: edwards right. sanchez looking for edwards, and he's got him, the big target and first down. flag goes down with at the 17 yard line. reggie corner with the coverage. >> dan: that was jostling between edwards and reggie corner, when that happens, it usually goes against the defense. sanchez drew a strike to edwards who hung on with corner hang on to his b

. >>> after all the flooding, brad pitt's charity is coming up with an interesting idea, to protect your home from floods. cool stuff. >>> first, though, our top story today. believe it or not is the eighth anniversary of the war in afghanistan. and the biggest strategic decision could still be yesterday yet to come. 778 u.s. troops have died there since the war against the taliban started just a few weeks after 9/11. the u.s. took less time -- just a little bit of context for you you -- to defeat germany and japan in world war ii. remember in march president obama announced he was sending 21,000 more troops to afghanistan. now reports say general stanley mcchrystal is asking for as many as 40,000 more, putting 100,000 american lives at stake. congressional leaders who met privately with the president yesterday say the only option he is not considering is pulling out. >> the current strategy isn't working. there is no military solution. we're not going to commit the numbers of troops that general petraeus' doctrine of counter insurgency says we ought to. so we're clearly going down some

only he didn't say bleeping bleep. >>> vikings head coach brad childress, they may need to cut him some. he's getting a little bit of slack because he said he dressed up like a female flight attendant during the flight to pittsburgh. he wanted to remind his players to block out the pressure and it's just a game. so he put on a wig, balloon nylons, and wore lipstick. reportedly they got a kick out of it. although they did lose the game. all new sports in the next half hour. >> are you going to help us not feel any stress? >> that would be an e-mail from the ep so fast. >>> a little girl had a kidney transplant and had to fight off infections and now cancer. but emily is getting unexpected help. she attended kindergarten for just a day and a half where she must have made an impression on a little guy named peter. now her classroom sells produce and baked goods out of his little red wagon to help. >> because i love her. >> what do you love about her? >> that she's nice to me and she used to sit by me and i really like her. >> he's got the little smile on. we call him sweety petey around th

bernstein's brad hint said the revenues will be a highlight here. dow component jpmorgan, going to be kicking off the big bank earnings reports on wednesday. expected to report a profit of $1.8 billion, or 49 cents a share on nearly $25 billion in revenues. some of the more interesting conference calls are likely to involve a couple of the banks with big government involvement. that's right, citi. citi's going to report on thursday. beyond the earnings, there's lots of news here. of course, today's deal with oxy petroleum, trading a unit for a net investment of $250 million. citi says the deal is not material to earnings, but also in here is the issue of andrew hall's bonus. is that going to be deferred. who's going to end up paying that. and of course, that recent management report, the fdic said it was way too glowing. also said that vikram pandit had been doing a good job, whether that will be released. bank of america reports on friday. expected to post a loss of 6 cents on revenues. we'll be looking at loan loss reserves there. the bigger quest

. >> now one thing that is of course, is that chemistry between yourself and brad garrett.ean, what can we expect from here this year. is he going to be the same or is he taking it to a new level. >> you know him. >> i know him. >> he is on the attack. he is delightfu delightfulliy d. he really cares about what we're doing. he had such a successful run on everybody loves raymond. and you know, of course, we sort of gone around movies and broadway and things like that and now being veterans of the sitcom we're back and back in action. we really do have this amazing chemistry. it's like we're a real married couple of those of you out there, who have saved the test of time and have been married long enough to that we are taking a look at the things that happen in a marriage and blowing them out of proportion and hopefully taking a comic look at what happens in the marriage. >> i love the show and brad and you, you guys are just hilarious. thank you for joining us and we can't wait to see to tomorrow night. >> thanks a lot. >> good to talk yo onnnn it! (announcer) sears to go,

i thought he did, anyway, according to brad. brad said he saw it. he said he videotaped it. we watched it back and sure enough, he got in. but obviously, he got out. so we don't know, he says he was hiding in the attic. and because i yelled at him and i'm really sorry i yelled at him. scared the heck out of us. >> and that, just moments ago, the father of little falcon and we believe that was little falcon, a very emotional news conference just moments ago. the dad clearly choking up. what an emotional story, because the terror the entire country experienced thinking the poor child was trapped inside that saucer which had reached the levels of 8,000 to 10,000 feet, and at a certain point, you get deprived of oxygen so we were all so scared. we're so happy he was alive. let's go over, brenda wade, psychologist, how children operate. apparently, this little boy falcon got in a box, it was attached to this flying saucer, while he and his brother were playing with the balloon, but that's what the brother saw and told cops but apparently little falcon snuck out before it took off

my name is brad blauser. i bring pediatric wheelchairs to iraqi children in need. people donate on my website, the wheelchairs are brought over, and i distribute them to the different military units and help fit these children into the wheelchairs. there's no paycheck. it's not really safe here, but i've made a difference in the lives of these families. definitely the sacrifice has been worth it. >>> welcome back. we have our first glimpse of the last days of anna nicole smith's life. the onetime supermodel reportedly so weak, couldn't get out of bed. reduced to bringing pied yeah light out of a baby bottle. lying in her own feces. we know howard k. stern, her lawyer/boyfriend, partner, and two doctors charged with conspiracy in her death. we want to know how could people so close to her let this happen, to get to this point. let's bring in russ will wettanson, pop squire.com, also an attorney. russell, we're getting this account here. sad account of her final days. how indicting is that against stern and the two doctors? and how could that impact the case? >> it's

brad childress said he dressed up like a flit attendant.hem to block out pressure. he wore a wig nyand lipstick. that's a look at sports. >> so that will be the end of that. >> i think the wig will be put away. >>> a little kitten cause add commotion in miami. a woman saw it go down a storm drain. she called the fire department. crews had to put on dive gear to get the little kitten out. it caused traffic to back up for some time. when you look at this face, isn't it all worth it? rescuers say it was a dangerous situation. situation. >> whenever there is an animal incident which quickly becomes a human incident they're going to put themselves in harm's way to rescue that animal, so we wanted to do it as safely as possible. >> did you see the little oxygen mask they had for little animals? firefighters gave the cat to the woman who had called about it. >>> the irs advises you to keep their tax return for up to seven years or your tax returns but hln money expert clark howard tells you why you should keep them forever. >> what's the last year

and brad conway has come out -- i don't believe the discovery is in the hands of the public yet, but he is saying that the fabric of the duct tape found on the remains of caylee does not match any duct tape on any gas can or anything that is in the possession of the anthony family. but here's my question. shouldn't prosecutors and investigators be looking for where you could buy it and if it has a very small -- or if it could be purchased on the internet if there are any computer records that show a purchase of something like that? right? >> that's right, jean. and actually, that is what prosecutors did. they did exactly that thing. and what they were able to find out from the henkel company is that 134,000 rolls were sold in 2006 and 2007. now, that brand is a rare brand. it's called fireguard duck. there's not very many that are sold. it's about less than 1% of all the duct tape sales that happened from about 2002 through 2007 constitute this duct tape brand. and also, jean, the odds of having these two pieces of duct tape randomly in the same area, the odds are about 250,000 to 1.

. >> hey, brad.ng to him. ♪ mary had a little lamb little lamb. >> bark like a dog. >> woof, woof. >> meow like a cat. >> no, my other one will get pissed. bradford, pay attention when i'm talking to you son. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. well, isn't that nice. father of the year. some of the first words he's teaching his kids. bark like a dog. yeah, that's real nice. father of the year. mr. richard -- mr. richard heene. i know, i seem like i'm a little upset about this, it's because i am. after spending 26 years in law enforcement and i was a volunteer fire chief in fair fax, virginia. my dad was a firefighter. i know what first responders go through. i know all the resources and assets that were wasted on this idiot and his actions of he and his wife, who he met in acting school. but, they still -- it's just disgusting. keep in mind, folks, what brought us all to this. who blew the whistle on his parents. little 6-year-old falcon heene. what do they say? out of the mouths of babies come ge

bradded for was arrested in arkansas yesterday. >>> here's a treat both for your eyes and your taste buds. last night french designers showed off some dresses with chocolate in them. the show kicked off a chocolate trade show that begins today. some truffles there for you if you want to sing and have some chocolate at the same time. fashion designers and chocolate makers worked together to create these dresses. the models included opera singers, actresses as well and some tv personalities too. >> something else i'll probably have to try and buy for my wife. >> if she likes chocolates. >>> a painting bought for about $20,000 at an art action two years ago may be an uncovered work. a forensic expert says a fingerprint on the painting may prove this is the first major work from da vinci discovered in about one century. if it is, the painting may now be worth $150 million. last sale in the tens of thousands. >>> three defendants convicted of raping a woman and beating her son got life in prison and one of the convict's brothers had to be dragged from the courtroom. he yelled "what are yo

brad has given hundreds of disabled iraqi kids free wheelchairs and new hope. now you know the top ten heroes of 2010. at 11:00 p.m., start voting for the cnn hero of the year. they'll win $100,000. >>> tonight, a 5-year-old florida girl tucked into bed. five hours later she's gone. vanished. the back door propped wide open. daddy comes home from the night shift to find not a trace of little haleigh. police say the last person to see haleigh alive refuses to give straight answers about the night the child goes missing. unable to account for crucial hours surrounding the alleged kidnap. in a stunning twist, the brother of girlfriend-turned-stepmom, misty croslin confesses he goes to haleigh's house the night she goes missing. pounds on the door repeatedly. nobody home. croslin's own mother and father also publicly state they doubt her story. as girlfriend-turned stepmother, misty croslin flunked another polygraph. where is little haleigh? snou >> how are you doing right now? >> i just want her to come home. i want to find her. >> i know that you're 17, i can't e

as for what they had, brad ended up with a cup of pecan care mel and vanilla. monday we asked you to vote on our question of the day. this just handed to me, our final result chs came in moments ago. kate gosselin, do you feel sorry for her? here are some of the e-mails. that is it for "showbiz tonight." you can always catch us on the 11s. and in the morning we are on at 11:00 a.m. eastern on hln. >>> a prime news break. congressional leaders met with obama to talk about whether to send more troops to afghanistan. they want adds many as 40,000 more boots on the ground but others pushing a different strategy saying the u.s. can fight the war with more unmanned drone aircraft and special forces teams. >>> and a top commander is being treated for cancer. david petraeus was diagnosised with prostate cancer. he kept this private but key administration officials knew all about it. >>> and tiler perry is sharing a painful past with his fans. he reveals intimate details of physical and sexual abuse in his child hood. >>> did cbs dump david letterman over a sex scandal?

>> brad pitt, he wasn't famous at one point, same thing with julia roberts, tom hanks. this show made them famous and this is why they are famous. don't take that away. >> it's very confusing to me. of course, kim, you're referencing their late far, part of the whole o.j. trial back in the '90s. we should give credit to the kardashians for this moneymaking machine. khloe is selling these wedding photos, could get up to half a million bucks. sister kim gets paid to show up on any red carpet. courtney big sister making money off her unexpected pregnancy. highlights, i suppose they really are just laughing all the way to the bank, aren't they? >> exactly. it's no surprise the day of the wedding, all of a sudden news hits the blogs, kim and reggie bush are back together again. the drama with the pictures is very calculated. i'm not going to hold them accountable in trying to make a buck from hollywood. >>> moving on, another big story breaking today. sarah palin goes rogue. we learn the memoir rushed into bookstores november 17th. the title. book is "going rogue and america

my name is brad vlblauser. people doughnate on my website. the wheelchairs are brought over and i distribute them to the different military units and help fit these children into the wheelchairs. >> there's no paycheck. it's not really safe here but it made the difference in the life of these families. definitely, the sacrifice has been worth it. >>> welcome back. now our first glimpse of the horrific last days of anna nicole smith's life. one time supermodel reportedly so weak couldn't get out of bed reduced to drinking medialyte out of a baby bottle. lying in her own feces hearing that as well a detective investigating the case for years gave that disgusting account. we know howard k.stern, her lawyer slash boyfriend and two doctors charged in conspiracy in her death we want to know how people so close to her could let it happen or get to this point. russell, getting this account here, a sad account of final days how indicting is that against stern and the two doctors and how could it impact the case? >> definitely a sad account and will ha

. >> clooney joked that he is going to adopt some of brad pitt's kids. >>> mike tyson and evander holyfield face to face today. the first time since the infamous boxing match. the two sat down today for an interview. on monday oprah interviewed tyson alone and he said when he apologized he was not sincere. he stopped short of apologizing but had this to say. >> i want the world to know that, you know, people who love me, they think evander is this guy. this is a beautiful guy. we come from the sewage and we watched each other grow to become established and esteemed fighters. and i want him to know that it has been a pleasure passing through life and being acquainted with you. [ applause ] . >>> hollyfield said he already forgiven tyson and always had respect for him. he wanted to show that peace is always possible. >>> we asked you to vote on our question of the day. i was just handed the final results. jessica simpson fat jokes, is making fun of her weight fair game. 24% of you said yes, but 76% of you agree with me and say no. here are some of the e-mails we receive received. we got an e-