hey, brad. >> how are you doing? >> we were able to talk to some of the people arrested in the sting, both as they were being brought in, but also later, actually, in the local jail. chris hanson with "dateline" nbc. how are you doing? brad comes into the room, we're sitting there with cameras. he's an intimidating guy, a guy by his own admission a propensity toward violence. he has obviously been living the criminal life, and he is by his own admission a racist. he's a bad guy. we're doing a story on this investigation that was conducted by the metro vegas police department. and i wanted to ask you a couple questions about it, if that's okay with you. >> investigation for what? >> well, for a lot of things. including people who are selling stolen vehicles. do you know anything about this? >> absolutely not. >> not at all. did you sell anyone any stolen vehicles? >> absolutely not. >> no? no trucks? no dodge chargers? >> absolutely not. >> none of that. you're sure? >> i'm positive. >> because maybe is this a big mix

you could hear a collective audible sigh of annoyance when it wasn't brad pitt.rybody was like "oh, it's not him, just some guy!" (laughter) and then you hear one guy go "oh, hey, is that... oh, okay. oh." one guy but not like "hey, man." just like "oh, it's that guy." just like that. but i kind of got addicted to that sigh of letting people down. i kind of liked that. >> jon: sure. yes. >> so my publicist who you know who is backstage he said you've got to start staying under an alias in hotels because people know you're there and they're call up your room. so i thought it would be funny to stay under someone's name who's way more famous than i am. (laughter) so i stayed under tom hanks for a while. (laughter) and it was so funny because i'd order room service and i'd say "yeah, i'll have eggs bring it up, whatever you k k." and i'd look at them through the key hole and i'd like like "hello." that's so not what i wanted. (laughs) >> jon: that's an awesome dick move. that really is. >> i'm a huge piece of (bleep). >> jon: stop it. you're doing great. congratulati

our first speaker this morning is captain brad cooper. he is executive director of joining force which is a broad outreach effort by the white house, office of first lady michelle obama to assist military men and women and their families. brad is a graduate of the united states military academy. he finished, i believe it says in '89. i thought he was 20 years old when i looked at him but he's a little older than that. i think when you look at brad's history as an officer in the navy, it emphasizes that we're doing today. we explained to me that we have six combat areas in the world or regions. in his career he served in every one of them. if you look at the places we has served and in the interest of time i'm not going to read all of 24e78 although i probably should because it really emphasize what's we try to do as mayors when we have military presence in our community, whether it's a base, veterans, retirees, whatever. he started in desert shield and desert storm and has actually served in afghanistan more than once. he's had an deploym

." >> i wallace the guy -- >> to his role opposite brad pitt in "moneyball." this actor has taken a dramatic turn. the academy has noticed. tonight, jonas hill on transforming his body and his body of work. >>> it's less than a week till the super bowl. the biggest brands are leaking commercials feetering the likes of david beckham and matthew broderick. tonight, we preview the best and the buzziest. >> no pens yip for you. no wednesdayy for you. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the worst kind of crime in the best kind of neighborhood. a place where pedestrians wave and kids ride bikes and residents take comfort in the almost complete lack of violent crime statistics. all it took was one murder to up-end this community. to eject fear and suspicion and spark a debate on whether the threat came from outside or within. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it is an unlikely place for a murder. >> a tow truck driver made a grim discovery. >> reporter: gross pointe michigan. where the auto barons built their stately mansion. >> last seen at 4:00 p.m. -- >> r

lee cowan has our sunday profile. >> hey, brad, brad!mous men on the planet. together with actress angelina jolie, they define power couple. but if you think brad pitt always gets the star treatment, think again. >> our production was like, you know, the redhead stepchild on the lot. >> reporter: it turns out when it came to the movie money ball, a lot of people said no to brad pitt. >> this movie died on the vine or almost died on the vine several times. actually did actually die. we had to resuscitate it. >> reporter: he plays billy bean. it's the true story of the general manager of the oakland as, a maverick who turned baseball on its head by building a team relying not on star power but on statistics instead. >> we are at the black jack table. we're going to turn the odds on the casino. >> reporter: the movie is based on the best seller by michael lewis. >> the book deals with, you know, economics, stats, nail- biting stuff. >> reporter: but the baseball movie is about a lot more than baseball. it's about redefining success. >> this

friedman author and founder and editor of brad blog dot com brad welcome back hey tom great to be here how are you sir great great to have great to see a great to have you with us why do republicans not care about strict voting laws in iowa when there is stair recall about this all over the country. again you know what this is incredible this is one of the most remarkable examples of just blatant hypocrisy by the republicans that i've seen in a long time and that's that's saying quite a bit the fact that here in iowa in the i will caucuses where they can set any rule they want for their own caucuses they have chosen to not require photo id for voting to not require photo i.d. to even register to vote and vote on the same day at the caucuses and by the way they're going to be voting on paper ballots and they're going to hand count them they say at the precinct at the caucus sites in front of all the voters the very same things all of these things that republicans have been fighting against for years for elections when democrats are going to be participating even in the state of iowa by

brad and michael love have more time.gible but has not yet made parole. >> we're going to spend as many years together here as we can. i love him to death. i would do anything for brad. anything. short of killing some body again. >> coming up on "lockup raw: prison love." >> these cats are their kids. you mess with the cat, it's their family. it's all they've got. >> special bond between prisoner and pet. >> it's like anything. treat them with love and respect and they will treat you with love and respect back. there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? ♪ [ male announcer ] the new united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry

let's shoot over to brad edwards at the wealth center. what do you got for us, b-brad.sive floods, hurricanes, anything plus? >> lots of sunshine. it is warmer than average. looks like it's a good time to take the kids out for one last hike before the snows come. >> stephen: thanks, brad. i would say my thirst for iowa coverage is fully flaked. thanks, guys. >> when's the next check-in, stephen? >> stephen: tell me what, let me just check my calendar. >> that's a remote. >> stephen: it is? >> just four days to the wmur new hampshire debate >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is the national affairs editor for "new york" magazine and political analyst for msnpc. he's here to hide from ed schultz. please welcome john heilemann. [cheering and applause] hey, john, good to see you again. please, sit down. all right, sir. welcome back to the show. >> oh, i'm so happy to be here, stephen. >> stephen: last time you were here, you were here the talk about your 2008 tell-all book "game change" which you wrote with mark halperin. it was the behind-the-scenes stor

. >> gregg: you know what, brad? two weeks ago, a majority of independents had a favorable view of mitt romney, then came the tax recent poll out of april. >> well, gregg, look, we've seen in a short week how mitt sleeve. he didn't inherit it. he created tens of thousands of jobs doing so. i think if it came down to romney and obama, i think there is no question that the american people want to go with experience in business because we already have a failed record on the economy. we've president who promised that if his policies were followed, unemployment wouldn't reach above 8%. we know unemployment is almost double that in urban areas andiy i do think, though, that the through line that we're working class americans. i think he's going to have a real challenge even if he gets himself together. >> gregg: all right. brad, you've been following what's happening in ohio. you have a bit of breaking news to tell bus? >> i i do. i'm in cincinnati, ohio, in the northeast hamilton county. republicans had their annual panca

-- signed reliever/closer brad lidge to a one-year contract, $1 million.e had elbow surgery, so we will see how he comes back this time. the phillies gave up on him washington signed sam. -- sign that him. eli manning said that any time you play the patriots, you have to expect something new. he said that is the biggest concern, not the pressure of the setting, and tom brady echoed the same thing about the super bowl atmosphere. >> it is a football game for us. it may be the super bowl for everybody else, but we're trying to win a football game. we don't let anything get in the lavar preparation. -- we don't let anything get in the way of our preparation. at the tiger woods, three shots off the lead. at the australian open, nadal beat federer. near court how about the ball boy? picks it out of the air. nadal won federer lost, but the ball boy with the plight of the day. -- with the play of the day. and the tampa bay buccaneers have hired a new head coach. i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times the picture wou

jolie with brad pitt walking the red carpet at the washington, d.c. premiere at the u.s.holiday council of government historical museum tuesday night and in getting the word out, the actress is embracing the web, like it or not. >> do you embrace the social networking sites in do you have a private family friend, facebook account. >> i don't have any of that. i just go on to check news and write things occasionally. i had to do a skype interview for the first time the other day. >> all kind of a new world. >> all very new and strange. >> you may have noticed brad pitt walking with a cape in the video. he sustained a knee injury on the slopes with his daughter. she should be just fine. she was not hurt. >>> the drama surrounding the birth of beyonce's baby is a controversy. new parents are complaining about tightened security and restricted access but state health officials say they don't plan on investigating. >>> tn a nationwide push for gay marriage. what about divorce law for same- sex couples? >>> the family of dwight d. eisenhower not happy with the memorial honoring

and brad said, "that's fine, what about a rape counselor?" "nope. we're interviewing her alone or we're not interviewing her at all." well, you know what? after everything she'd been through, i wouldn't let nobody interview her unless i was there, or my husband was there, or brad was there. >> shauna's medical records outlined the resulting wound and infection the 16-year-old suffered after three days of sexual abuse. >> we found out that she had gonorrhea in her throat. she had chlamydia and was severely, severely, severely torn and ripped down below. that's when they found out they used different things on her. >> the hospital declined to comment due to federal privacy laws. >> they expected me to be alone with a male investigator in an interrogation room. i couldn't do that. i couldn't even be alone with my dad. they should understand that. if i can't be alone with my dad or my brothers, what makes you think i can be alone with a man i've never met in my whole life? >> in the two years since the abduction no one has been arrested or prosecuted fo

could plea bargain down to lesser time. >> brad didn't kill anybody. i'm the one that shot and killed the guy. so i didn't think it fair for him to spend the rest of his life in prison, which i didn't want that anyway. he gets to go home, where i'll probably end up dying in prison. >> the brothers live in separate cell houses on the prison grounds. but outside, they're always together. >> lifting weights, it keeps me from bugging out on somebody or hurting them. it's a good way to release your frustration. >> growing up, i wanted to be him, you know? he's almost four years older than me. >> so, when i was like 11, he was already 14, in his teens and stuff. i see him running around and drinking and breaking into stuff and doing whatever he is doing, and i'm like, i'm going to be like him. that's my big brother. that's my idol. so, you know, i kind of followed in the same footsteps. >> i love him to death. i would do anything for brad, anything, short of killing somebody again. we're really close. he makes doing time so much easier. he was 18. he had a w

this as brad was saying, this has been ten years of intense deployments, separations and a lot of worry for our families. and one of the things that has changed in my world is that the use of the guard and reserve. never before have we deployed guard and reserve as we have before. and the department was really not set up for are geographically disbursed family members. in 2007 we really did change -- closer? we really did change some of our programs in how we approach not only guard and reservists not near a military installation also our active duty folk whose sometimes go back home or go live with extended family while their loved one is deployed. so i want to share some of the resources and our thinking along those lines of how we reach and contact those people. in your dark blue folder i just kind of listed some of the programs that fall under military community and family policy. we say we cover the cradle to the grave, because we start at birth in our early childhood programs, and we also have casualty assistance, mortuary affairs in our portfolio. so we look at all aspects of sup

jolie with brad pit walking the red carpet at the null -- brad pitt walking the red carpet at the washingtonust museum and in getting the word out the actress isism braceying the web like it or not. -- is embracing the web like it or not do. you have a facebook account or anything? >> no. i have none of that. i just go on to check news and write things occasionally, you know, but no, i never use -- i had to do skype interview for the first time the other day. reporter: all kind of a new world. >> all very new and strange. >> can you believe she doesn't have a facebook account? she's like the last one on the planet. she's doing her first live chat with fans later this week, more unchartered web territory for angelina jolie. >> she and brad parent six kids. did she talk at all about the kids? >> in between some of the setups, cameras and lights she told this story. they adopted their son pax at 3 years old from vietnam. on the plane ride she said she was so worried. she was telling him it's like a car but up in the air and he whispered something to the translator and she said what, what? she w

my show "it's a brad, brad world" premieres tonight on bravo and it's really exciting, it follows meess and really giving a true depiction of what it's like to kind of start out on the bottom and work your way to the sto top which i'm still doing. >> you made it there. >> as i'm watching you, guys having a stylists coming. you've done it well. i'm going to pick your brain about the bow tie in a second. what sort of information do you sort of, insight do you give people to the world of a stylist for the new show? >> for me it was important to show the process of like what is it like to do a fitting from point "a" to point "b." the process of getting a dress for a celebrity from calling the designers and getting them ready and on the flipside i wanted to show my personal life, show me outside of the spotlight. >> i love you in the leopard suit. takes a right man to rock that. from their garage, would you take us to your world and that's a great come hither look. we're happy for you. >> high tpe, what does that mean? >> tears per episode. there's a lot of crying. >> i'm sold. >> leopard

tonight we're added brad pitt's laugh attack.ickly it elevates your room. it was taken during the filming of pitt's movie "money ball." he's trying to make it through a scene. take a look. >> well, that's only the beginning. all we know is he's in the scene, and every time he looked up, he cracked up. we have no idea what jonah hill, because it goes on for like three whole minutes. here are just some of the highlights. >> oh, man. stop! >> this isn't the first time we at the cable news network have seen a different side of brad pitt. check out a clip in the late '80s talking about him getting a clip on the show dallas. >> a lot of the attraction before i came out was the lifestyle, the fame, i was like this. you know, i used to watch these people. i'm a little star truck to be honest. you know, six months ago, i was watching these people on tv. >> that was the search for the most entertaining brad pitt clip seen on, there yy. i'm kind of surprised a professional like brad pitt couldn't keep it together. it's not like you can't ke

brad and his lady in valentino. >> george was telling secrets about brad. >> he is a very good kisserd kisser. >> inside clooney holds court and brad having a moment with angie. >>> get ready for sharon osborne's best and worst dressed list. that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight from the golden globes. >>> and that is at 7:30 p.m. here on wjz 13. >>> dozens of divers in estonia, compete in the third annual championship of under water checkers. take a look players weigh themselves down with lead weights to stay at the bottom of the pool the checkers are also made of lead contestants admit it is hard to concentrate and more difficult to play through to the end. >> especially if they play slowly. >>> a beautiful sunny winter afternoon. bob turk has the updated forecast coming up next ,,,,,,,, >>> well, look at that, must be a change in the weather coming. >> there is. >> i could tell by looking. >> she has been keeping her eye on the barometer. gorgeous sunny day as you see, wet and cloud and some shower activity, look at radar, north and west of town, late tonight, if p

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brad, can he win re-election without florida?ially when you look at the number of electoral votes the president got in 200. obviously, we believe we can win florida. we wouldn't have the resource there's that we do. remember, a point that mr. davis made a second ago. this negative advertise hag not been exclusively republican on republican. a lot of ads and a lot of talk, negatively, towards the president. so the fact that he's doing as well as he is in florida, given that we haven't had our say there, i think is telling. >> tom, talk about as brad brings up what's taking place with ads in florida, the gop, said it this morning. basically cannibalizing itself in that state between romney and gingrich and the millions that have been spent in negative advertising. how costly do you think this is going to be for the eventual nominee in a general election matchup? >> look, it doesn't help. but you've got ten months. that's an eternity in politics. i don't think you can remember what was going on ten months ago. plenty of time to reco

and tonight we're adding brad pitt's laugh attack.h the only thing that's really ridiculous about it is how quickly it elevates your mood. it's kind of like video pro zack. it's making the rounds online. it was taken during the filming of pitt's "moneyball," which i just saw and really enjoyed. he's trying to make it through a scene. take a look. [ laughing ] >> well, that's only the beginning. now, all we know is that he's in the scene with jonah hill, and every time pitt looks at him, he cracks up. we have no idea what jonah hill said before they started filming, it really doesn't matter. but brad pitt's laugh attack goes on for like three minutes. here's the highlights. [ laughing ] >> stop, man! stop! [ laughing snchd >> now, this isn't the first time we here at the cable news network have seen, shall we say, a different side of brad pitt. check out this clip from a show in the late '80s called "showbiz today." >> a lot of the attraction before i came out was the fame, the lifestyle. i was like this, i, uh, uh, you know, i used to

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now, what brad is telling us about his busted knee. >> brad and angie, just wowing the fans.erstar dad, hobbling. >> what's going on with the cane? are you all right? >> a little slip over the new year's eve. >> are you all right? >> a little mcl. a little damage. >> walking with a cane. do you have any insight into what happened? >> i don't. but you know it was something really dumb. like skydiving. >> mountain climbing. >> exactly. >> george clooney was theorizing that you might have injured yourself skydiving. >> no, actually, it was cooler. i was carrying my daughter down a slope. and i slipped. and it was me or her. >> and as a good dad, she's fine. >> brad's bum knee didn't stop him from signing autographs. his sense of humor, fully intact, accepting the desert palm achievement for money ball and tree of life. >> like many of you here, i haven't seen tree of life. but here we're really good. >> at least he's modest. >> also, steven tyler on his engagements. the lady antebellum wedding. and secrets. all of that coming up here on entertainment tonight. >> you can see that

have fun at the parties hanging out with brad pitt and george clooney. >> reporter: it was crazy.eek. i love you guys. >> love you, too. thanks, man. we appreciate that. how about that? >> did you hear somebody going like this? i heard little feet. >> hold on a minute. i didn't know kevin was doing outshouts. that changes everything. >> did you notice buried in there he essentially asked charlize out. >> it sounds like she was kind of considering it had she not had that award thing going on, you know. >> very good. >>> what have you got for us? >> windy conditions here to stay for the day. a wind advisory north and west of the city and winds gusting to maybe 50 miles per hour. that means business. we'll start with wind gusts and the good news here, the rain showers and/or snow showers. dwe have some light snow showers -- we did have some light snow showers off to the north and west and they are out of here. the winds have arrived and they're here to stay. 43 mile per hour wind gust in martinsburg. 25 quantico. 20 here in washington. 31 in gaithersburg. so you get the idea. very bl

he couldn't explain what happened in brand brad's case but said he would be more than happy to pay brad the $458 he was first quote. he was eventually paid but he can't believe it was so difficult. >> it's something that i don't need to go through. no one should go through. >> reporter: typically buy-back sites will lower the offer if the phone is scratched or damaged. that wasn't case here. if you don't accept the offer, generally speaking they will ship the phone back to you. but there may be a phone. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, cbs 5. for eyewitness news at 6. idea at >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for the 6:00 news. seemed like a good idea at the time but now the only thing moving forward with california's high-speed rail is the price tag. last ditch proposal to save it and the staggering amount of money taxpayers stand to lose if it fails. we'll have that and more at 6:00. >> 30 minutes away. we'll see you then, dana. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we were just looking at what a beautiful evening in san

brad richards celebrates the tie-breaker right now. how are you?he interview. john, jill...mr. jacobson... what's it like driving the fusion hybrid? you can read every system that is operating by pushing a button. it's like driving a computer. what would be the hardest thing for you to give up? the miles per gallon, the fuel. when you're used to filling your car up once a week, then suddenly once every three weeks, believe me it'll be a big difference going back. >> mike e.: well behind home plate. let's look at the ford update of this game. braden schenn first career goal. >> eddie: congratulations. mike rupp one coming in. only played 14 games to this point. he's got his second and third. the goal by brad richards gave the rangers a 3-2 lead. 13:30 to go in the third period. >> mike e.: focus shifts to center where rangers are able to control the faceoff. shifts from defense to offense with a path that escapes all the way down. and icing. the faceoff to come back near bobrovsky. >> mike e.: the gravity of the drama to the players, do they know ho

brad richards celebrates the tie-breaker right now. how are you?he interview. john, jill...mr. jacobson... what's it like driving the fusion hybrid? you can read every system that is operating by pushing a button. it's like driving a computer. what would be the hardest thing for you to give up? the miles per gallon, the fuel. when you're used to filling your car up once a week, then suddenly once every three weeks, believe me it'll be a big difference going back. >> mike e.: well behind home plate. let's look at the ford update of this game. braden schenn first career goal. >> eddie: congratulations. mike rupp one coming in. only played 14 games to this point. he's got his second and third. the goal by brad richards gave the rangers a 3-2 lead. 13:30 to go in the third period. >> mike e.: focus shifts to center where rangers are able to control the faceoff. shifts from defense to offense with a path that escapes all the way down. and icing. the faceoff to come back near bobrovsky. >> mike e.: the gravity of the drama to the players, do they know ho

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brad todd, good stuff. we will have more of this as the five days move on. >>> all right, well, do the fed's plans for interest rates boost wall street for a second day in a row? that is likely. the market run down is next. >>> the mystery of mitt romney, talk to an author pulling back the curtain on romney's past, digging into the family history and his business background. >>> first, today's trivia question. how did former florida governor lawton chiles earn his nickname walkin' lawton? tweet met answer at chuck todd at daily run down. first correct answer will get a follow thursday from us. the answer on "the daily rundown" this is an easy question, so give me the year for when he earned this name. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that'

when you look at brad's history as an officer in the navy, it emphasize what's we're doing today. he was explaining to me we have six combat areas or regions, and in his career he served in every one of them. and if you look at the places where he has served, and in the interests of time i'm not going to read all of them, though it really emphasize what's we try to do as mayors when we have military press innocence our community, whether it's a base, veterans, retiree, whatever. he started in "desert shield" and "desert storm" and has actually served in afghanistan more than once. he's had deployment -- he's been all over the world and it's been in every hot spot that our military and our country has had since he's been serving, and, brad, we are proud to have you today because of your service, and we're also very interested in hearing what you have to say about the first lady's program and how we can participate. >> well, thank you so much, mr. mayor, and ma'am, thank you, and for the group, we appreciate you joining today, and thank you for the kind words. one small clarificatio

brad pitt, george clooney, what about gary oldham? >>jan: his first nomination and he is loved in the actor's community. i could not believe how many people were not nominated. clooney is great in the descendants. he reminded me a lot of have rethought that syria's