and i'm not reminded of christopher i'm reminded of christopher in life not in death and he is -- you know, he was about as alive as any person i can remember. >> rose: that was about just the nature of a human being. he'd been shaped by an education. he'd been shaped by the nature of his parents and his experiences. what is it that made him the way he was beyond that? >> i think that some of it was he just -- he just was that way because he has a brother and they're quite different he just -- i think he presented himself to the world in this fashion >> what was the best thing he did for "vanity fair"? was there a piece above all that defined him for you? >> well, actually, it's not an individual piece it's the sort of totality. the -- extraordinary range because he could write very seriously about serious issues and one of the great it withs about matters of society or a personal hi gene and he -- it was the breadth of his writing -- he comes out of the oral education tradition of england and so he can -- he speaks in perfect sentences. speaks in perfect photographs and his writing f

>> jimmy: no. [ as christopher walken ] we have christopher walken on the show tonight. [ normal voicee that guy. check this out you guys. a new survey found that atheists are the fastest growing religious group in the u.s. [ applause ] and if you find that hard to believe, well, you're probably one of them. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is interesting, a new study found that certain kinds of birds don't forget human faces. of course there are certain faces a bird would like to forget. [ laughter ] i'm just saying -- this is crazy. yesterday, two atms here in new york were shutdown for dispensing counterfeit money. yeah. people were suspicious after one guy came back, said, hey, can you break a 23? [ laughter ] counterfeit. [ light laughter ] not a real -- >> who said it? steve urkel? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, an elderly couple in the u.k. was cited for accidentally growing a large marijuana plant in their front yard. the authorities knew something was up, because their grandkids actually wanted to visit. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots!

i said did you know christopher stevens? he said everybody knew christopher stevens. he was our leader, fluent in arabic, constructive, positive, doing something, he was our leader. this spontaneous practically eruption from him. he was a foreign service officer. anybody who has served with a foreign service as i did as the secretary of state knows, what a very special group of people this is. they are very able people. dedicated. they work hard for our country. chris was extraordinary and stood out. i thought what image can i think of that might express our way of thinking about him. i thought of the great seal of our republic. i don't know how many of you have ever looked carefully at it. the center is an eagle. in one talon the eagle is holding an olive branch. the eagle is looking at the olive branch to show that the united states will always seek peace. the other talon, the eagle is holding arrows to show that the united states understands if you will be effective and successful in seeking peace, you must be strong. let me expand. because it only only peace but a

christoph -- khrushchev agreed to work towards nuclear stability through kennedy's second term. it was never to be. >> one of the publications in the syrian conflict over the past 18 months as in the simple fact, however inconvenient it may be to the opposition, that president assad does enjoy support from some courtney in -- ordinary syrians. many centers are on touched by violence. our correspondent has been to one such city. >> another day dawns on the mediterranean. the only fighting on this part of the syrian coast is between friends on that jet skis. welcome. it is long a place of holiday for syrians. now they are coming here in search of refuge. on the streets here, there is an eased you do not find many places anymore. i arranged to meet a group of students at a popular cafe. the come from syria felt many ethnic and religious groups -- they come from syria from many ethnic and religious groups. but there is no attention around this table. these friends call themselves one big family. it is hard to believe war is raging about an hour's drive away. >> it is a fantastic pla

so i'm thinking we flip the script and have you read christopher walken's lines. first up, balls of fury. >> okey-dokey adatoky. >> catch me if you can. my favorite walken line's. >> do it. >> two little mice. >> two lil minutes. >> two little mice. >> two little -- two mice. >> foley a bucket of cream. >> the first mouse. >> drown. >> drowneded. >> the first mouse drowned, the bottle of cream, walked out. [ applause ] pulp fiction, the watch scene. >> what was your -- birthday. >> birth rite. >> i'm not going to say that, mama. >> he hid it. he knew he could hide something. >> where did he hide it? it was on top. >> you got any idea? [ laughter ] >> i'm going say, i think hon by b honey boo boo. >> scenes gutted and ruined. >> you got to give them credit, tried to put integrity into reading the lines. >> honey boo boo says she's done. she's done. honey boo boo thank you so much for being here today. >> i want to -- >> what? >> had to see the entire clip of honey boo boo and june reading christopher walken lines, head to our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> there

now, christopher walken is going to make us cry. you don't do anything terrible in this movie. >> no, no. i'm really good. i'm a very nice man. >> reporter: we take a pause with christopher walken later on sunday morning. >> osgood: what, me worry? that's the motto of mad magazine called mad. it's the sort of magazine mo rocca grew up reading. ♪ >> reporter: it's a good fact that the first magazine to ever make you laugh was "mad." and at 60 years of age, "mad" is still making fun of everything and everyone. >> we don't care who we're going after necessarily as long as they deserve it. >> reporter: ahead on sunday morning, "mad" magazine, older and not a bit wiser. >> osgood: anthony mason talks with singer norah jones. seth doane attempts to divine the secrets of the ouija board. we'll do our best to take halloween's number and more. but first the ed lines for this morning the 28th of october, 2012. the so-called super storm now bearing down on the east coast can potentially effect some 65 million people. sandy is currently a categ

christopher stevens was killed, also killed a computer expert and two ex-navy s.e.a.l.s. bob redell joins us live in san francisco where thousands of expected to turn out for today's memorial for stevens. he also has new details on the investigation into that attack. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the family of ambassador christopher stevens has invited the family to attend the memorial service. it will take place around 4:30 this afternoon in san francisco city hall in the rotunda. several hundred people are expected to attend. stevens was from the bay area, having lived in piedmont, graduated from cal and the uc hastings law school before entering the foreign service, eventually becoming the u.s. ambassador to libya. his brother and sister are supposed to speak at today's service. also in attendance, libya's ambassador to the united states, senator diane feinstein, and thomas pickering, the person who has been charged with investigating the security surrounding stevens the day he died. ambassador stevens and three other americans were killed during

i found christopher out here and christopher has a sign that really kind of says it all. christopher, read it for me. >> it says, i may be out here but my heart is in there. go, giants. >> reporter: you don't have to have a ticket to love the team? >> no, you don't. you just got to come out and show your support. the electricity from the stadium spills over to everybody else and it's just magic. it is when you're part of it. >> reporter: i can feel it coming bouncing off your hat. it caught me on the side of the head. we have to go. christopher, ladies and gentlemen. we'll be right back. >> real loyalty. thank you, kenny. >>> well, speaking of the fans outside, trying get a glimpse of their favorite team, i have a feeling that rain or shine that's not going to dissuade anybody from making it to the ballpark. >> they are going to go. it could be a monsoon. wait, we did that two nights ago especially in the 9th inning. let's hope for another 9-0 vic trip the i guess the world series forecast is right now because it's going on right now and here's a look at the temperatures

ambassador, christopher stephens. stevens is a bay. native. killed and eight attac in an at- although it was a somber of bend. friends and dignitaries paid respects to the ambassador. it was a summer-event. also some light moments. we somber- event. >> dignitaries, family, friends, at the san francisco city hall rotunda paying their respects. >> we have lost a true hero to our nation. the accomplishments and generosity lives on in all the places that he has served. >> this is a u.s. representative, lee. >> the representative that have lost their lives in libya of work each and every day to advanced the highest ideals of this great nation. >> current libyan ambassador to the united states. >> you sent us one of your best diplomats but unfortunately were not able to protect them. >> the 52 year-old crew up in piedmont and the siblings brought some lightness talking about his wicked sense of humor. >> i can testify that christopher was industrious little guy. he sent my bassinet on fire with a magnifier mirror. >> and also is everlasting compassi

by seventy percent also all across america the day children have a day off from school to honor christopher columbus the great explorer who found america for europeans but lost in all the schoolroom textbooks is the real story behind columbus and let's just say he really doesn't deserve a holiday and what happens when you're a republican governor trying to privatized just about every aspect of the state government end up making sewage treatment workers go on strike causing fears of a giant stinking mess in your state's largest city. you need to know this viva la revolution in venezuela on sunday voters took to the polls and elected chavez to serve a third term as president of venezuela that's continuing the socialist revolution chavez started only fourteen years ago for at least another six years chavez has been a pariah among western governments ever since he took control of his nation and nationalized oil and other major industries in that country and redistributed wealth down to the poor and working class so far it's been a success story in venezuela under chavez's watch poverty has been

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

christopher dedicate his novel to gore vidal. vidal was honored. but in the meantime he paid his friend a higher complex of competing with them. shortly after his singl manager, gore vidal went gore vidal went back to his old novel, 1948, revised and reissued it as if to establish his position as the first chronicles of kate american life. it was published in 1965, year after a single man, and included an afterword where he explain why he wrote the novel and offered his strongest statement to date about sexuality. i decided to examine homosexual underworld, which i knew rather less well than it pretended. and in the process show the naturalist of homosexual relations as was making the points there was no such thing as a homosexual. despite the current usage, the word is an adjective describing a sexual function, not a noun describing the recognizable by. all human beings are bisexual. declaring the categories now and avoid was an ingenious move. it suggested a whole new approach to sexual tolerance and vidal himself above the name-calling of the 19

highbeck and christopher -- thank you,mnx christopher fullkerson.followed by jim templeton. >> what you're doing is notxrmyq regulation. it's patronage. culture. i haven't seen sh

highbeck and christopher -- thank you,mnx christopher fullkerson. followed by jim templeton. >> what you're doing is notxrmyq regulation. it's patronage. culture. i haven't seen such bad driving since in the early 1990 when i first glimpsed the first garage scows and how they were handled. seeing a mustache -- it's a -- i think it is your duty to prevent the streets from having the cars also participate in halloween. it's obviously absurd to say that the effort is on a -- basis. the solution you are finding are in fact only those for the companies not for the 7,000 drivers. it's a clear conflict of interest for you to be

that's the difference. >> i would really like to be able to see christopher trotter go back to generalulation, because of the length of time he has been in segregation. but should he go? i'm so thankful i'm not making that decision. >> bottom line here is where we're at. it is up to me now to make that recommendation. okay. like i said, some staff here in this unit have recommended you be released. some haven't. >> i'd like to know who haven't. >> no, you're not going to know who. who did and who didn't, okay? the important thing to know is that it's in my hands now. okay. so doesn't matter what the other staff recommended. it's up to me now. so the responsibility is at my level. all right, well appreciate your time. and that concludes the questions i had for you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. appreciate it. unfortunately if i make the wrong decision here, if i do recommend that he's released and then something happens, then that burden is upon my shoulders. >>> coming up -- james stone reaches out to an old friend. >> do you time with the cat for 15 years and you just miss having t

highbeck and christopher -- thank you,mnx christopher fullkerson.h[: followed by jim templeton. >> what you're doing is notxrmyq regulation. it's patronage. culture. i haven't seen such bad driving since in the early 1990 when i first glimpsed the first garage scows and how they were handled. seeing a mustache -- it's a -- i think it is your duty to prevent the streets from having the cars also participate in halloween. it's obviously absurd to say that the effort is on a -- basis. the solution you are finding are in fact only those for the companies not for the 7,000 drivers. it's a clear conflict of interest for you to be regulating an interest you get a profitdpt/ from. proposition a requires you to the taxi commission. it is not something you can just read those three lines that given you your allegedÑ]gÑ authority. you're supposed to be doing the taxi commission's job, not sweepingh2oe"!ñ it away. >> chairman nolan: next speaker. >> jim templeton, followed byfnb corey lamb and then carl mcmurdo. >> jim templeton i started years old. i will be

christopher stevens grew up in piedmont and graduated from uc berkeley and ucsf hastings school of law. john alston shows us the outpouring of praise tonight. >> reporter: the memorial began with a video narrated by christopher stevens himself. >> now i am excited to return to libya to return the great work we have started. it is building a solid partnership between the united states and libya to help you, the libyan people a you chief your goals. the libyan people to achieve their goals. >> his brother talked about the last time they said goodbye several months ago. >> now that it is time to say goodbye, i don't see any reason to deviate from that custom. so my big brother, my best friend, i will see you next time. >> on september 11th, stevens was killed during a terrorist raid on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. three other americans also died. among the speakers was the libyan ambassador to the u.s. who said stevens stood with the libyan people during their revolution against qaddafi. >> we are sorry we cannot protect the diplomat who came to help us in a critical time. >> ch

christopher was not a great fan of president clinton. he hated his guts but thought it would be valuable so he tried hard. george was so excited when the meeting finally happened he called christopher from the white house while i had the meeting with clinton and said the eagle has landed at. [laughter] feel they time i ever had anything quoted by neil armstrong. it is like landing on the moon. it was an important meeting because the previous administration was dismisses and not interested. suddenly to have the american government to put the power and weight to of united states to say there has to be a solution from other western governments and got the attention of the radiance and the combination of that. and the new labor3 and the new labor government finally brought it to the end. >> in fairness we should say when the reason was given to you it always involved hostages. >> you were somehow put together with terry waite. >> there were american hostages. initially was asked by authorities not to visit the united states while there were

christopher stevens grew up in piedmont and graduated from uc berkeley and ucsf hastings school of law. john alston shows us the outpouring of praise tonight. >> reporter: the memorial began with a video narrated by christopher stevens himself. >> now i am excited to return to libya to return the great work we have started. it is building a solid partnership between the united states and libya to help you, the libyan people a you chief your goals. the libyan people to achieve their goals. >> his brother talked about the last time they said goodbye several months ago. >> now that it is time to say goodbye, i don't see any reason to deviate from that custom. so my big brother, my best friend, i will see you next time. >> on september 11th, stevens was killed during a terrorist raid on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. three other americans also died. among the speakers was the libyan ambassador to the u.s. who said stevens stood with the libyan people during their revolution against qaddafi. >> we are sorry we cannot protect the diplomat who came to help us in a critical time. >> ch

four americans died in the benghazi attack including ambassador christopher stevens. one e-mail said an islamist militant group claimed for the attack on facebook and twitter which played into the administration's claims that they knew it was a terrorist attack. yesterday secretary of state hillary clinton said a facebook posting is not conclusive proof. >> posting something on facebook is not in and of itself evidce. and i think it just underscores how fluid the reporting was at the time and continued for some time to be. >> a tunisian man with alleged ties to the attack was arrested

particularly the clinton administration which dispatched secretary of state -- state warren christopher more than 20 times which was more than he went to moscow or beijing. but these and other efforts in israeli peace failed because damascus was interested in participating in a peace process

democratic congressman christopher murphy and the republicans were off in a debate number 3. what is this race looking like? guest: there are several polls coming out in recent days, but the best administered one shows that mercy has about a six-point lead with a four-point margin of error. host: how closely are people watching this race and did they think it was going to be close? guest: people are watching this extremely closely in connecticut and in washington. about a year ago, national republicans are not giving this raised the time of day. but they will tell you now that linda has run a very strong campaign, and they think this is serious. host: this is the first time she has ran. is she running a different campaign than the last time? guest: she has a completely different team. one thing that is similar from the last time is she is spending a lot of money. last time she spent $47 million. i did not get the latest report,

so i no longer see christopher columbus. to check it out. >>> there's a growing movement to change the name of columbus day to exploration day. i don't know why. we learned, of course, in school how christopher columbus discovered america which was really the bahamas by sailing the ocean blue in 1492. those who want the holiday renamed say that his treatment of native americans was horrific and that they shouldn't be celebrating christopher columbus. they should just talk about exploration. i don't know that that's going to catch on. >> i went to uc berkeley. uc berkeley you might not be shocked to learn it was known as native american day. some locations have changed already. >> maybe it would change. >> the idea behind exploration day is what? you celebrate the virtues of columbus? >> also talking about space exploration? >> just exploration generally. >> how about we just have our kids go to school? why are they off? >> my kids are in school. i'm half italian. the italians raised me. i wanted my kids to have off today. >>

christopher stevens grew up in piedmont and graduated from uc berkeley and ucsf hastings school of lawpouring of praise tonight. >> reporter: the memorial began with a video narrated by christopher stevens himself. >> now i am excited to return to libya to return the great work we have started. it is building a solid partnership between the united states and libya to help you, the libyan people a you chief your goals. the libyan people to achieve their goals. >> his brother talked about the last time they said goodbye several months ago. >> now that it is time to say goodbye, i don't see any reason to deviate from that custom. so my big brother, my best friend, i will see you next time. >> on september 11th, stevens was killed during a terrorist raid on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, three other americans also died. among the speakers was the libyan ambassador to the u.s. who said stevens stood with the libyan people during their revolution against qaddafi. >> we are sorry we cannot protect the diplomat who came to help us in a critical time. >> christopher stevens was a participant.

is everyone feeling the same about christopher columbus' new home?> reporter: christopher columbus has been in the same place. >> i've been living in the city since 1966, columbus circle has always been there. but you don't look up? you can't see it, it's so high. >> reporter: faster than you can see santa maria, the public art group set sail to bring the people to columbus. >> watch out. >> reporter: columbus had to make an extremely long ocean voyage to discover the americas. to discover christopher columbus' statue here you have to walk up several flights of stairs. we are about to see them up close and personal. columbus may have discovered tourists who enter another new world to rediscover columbus. columbus appears to have time travelled into the future standing on a coffee table in living room america, couch, cable tv and wallpaper starring michael jackson and marilyn monroe. >> columbus staying where he was and this evolved around him. >> reporter: he has seen these views of new york avenues. >> i like to think of it as christopher columbus f