. >> good evening, i'm connie chung. >> he made guilty pleasures. tonight the interview with connie chung, maury povich on life, love and politics. why should americans keep saying sorry? this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. our big story tonight, with the louisiana primary just days away newt gingrich is on the attack, taking shots at president obama, mitt romney, rick santorum. even robert de niro. also connie chung and moaury povi povich, a power couple with 75 years in the news business. they'll weigh in on everything from the gop to whitney houston and my worldwide exclusive with football legend joe namath. does he think new york has faith in tim tebow? >> he'll be happy here, he'll fit in well here and we're happy to have him. >> i'm really psyched up. i'm looking forward to next season. >> look what he did for the broncos last year. it might push sanchez to be tougher and get out there all the time. >> well, he's not going to be a quarterback. he's a wild card. >> they'll play him as a running back. >> i think it's dumb. >> i thi

he added that chung is excellent at controlling situations. the television station said lee's comments appeared to insinuate criticism of bo. citizens in chongqing are divided over bo's sacking. >> reporter: authorities in chongqing appear to be nervous. they restrained the journalists from filming. there were many questions about bo's dismissal during a regular news conference at the chinese foreign ministry. the ministry spokesperson repeatedly responded by saying the issue is not a diplomatic one. he added all information about the case had been made public. one question that remains is whether bo himself will be put under investigation. >> how do you think the confusion over bo's dismissal would affect the new leadership? >> translator: it's already causing a lot of impact. a stable transition of power is at stake now. china's politics will become unstable. he was supposed to join the new leadership and he belonged to the faction. so someone replacing bo must be chosen from now. the seat is open. in such a situation, the top leader, jintao

1945 also saw marshall dispatched to chinident'hespeci representative to negotiate a truce between chung sheng and the communists.nhower, then of staff, visited his former boss during the negotiation. this was the first time marshall officially functioned as a diplomat but the role was not unfamiliar. although the army had been his profession his interest had alys marshall received the oath of office as secretary of state from chief justice vincent early in 1947. the president enthusiastically endorsed the former chief of staff at a critical time in history. it was fairly said that mr. truman selected him not because of his experience but because he was marshall. >> there is nothing that i can say at this time regarding matters that pertain to my position in the state department, but i assume the duties with a great feeling of great responsibility and a very earnest desire to carry out the foreign policy of this government in the manner that has been so splendidly exemplified by my predecessor, mr. burns, my old friend. >> the new secretary broad imagination and a dignified intensity to

my name is -- chung, from balboa high school, and i participate in a group. i questioned myself what the police role is in the community. everybody knows that the police is the good guys because they protect us by risking their lives. that is how some of us see the police, but there is a flip side to this that not many adults see. police should know how to handle youth better rather than judging them by what they wear. they should be bett

my name is -- chung, from balboa high school, and i participate in a group. i questioned myself what the police role is in the community. everybody knows that the police is the good guys because they protect us by risking their lives. that is how some of us see the police, but there is a flip side to this that not many adults see. police should know how to handle youth better rather than judging them by what they wear. they should be better trained on how to communicate the youth -- with the youth and to approach them in a way where it is not threatening. where the police do not feel respected, but that does not mean that we have committed any crime. we hope that we can work together on this. thank you for your time. >> good evening, board of supervisors, commissioners, community members. my name is -- i am from -- i think that the police and the youth have to develop a better bond. it is up to us all to make our city a better place. even though this is what the police are supposed to do, many young people feel otherwise. we feel harassment and racism from th

on august 6 th we arrived in chung one at noon with five new nurses. a school is again our home, but we're 17 to a room. flees and rats are added to the flies and mosquitos. we can't open the windows for air because the rats walk the outside of the building to get in. they got busy over the next -- and by two days later they had their hospital open. and she wrote about august the 8th. we have patients ever place. every known type of wound and burn. men of all ages and from all walks of life. one private had lost an arm and was likely to lose a leg. he wanted to be the first to let his mother know she would get a letter from the war department and he didn't want to alarm her. big tears were dropping out of his dirty, bearded face, tired from lack of sleep, drawn by groans of pain. all of the men have blood-stained letters they never had time to read. they're begging for water, but they're mostly due for surgery, no fluids. so fluids are limited. after that was explained, they just accepted it. sometimes when they heard our voices, the boys would think t

after the united states warned that north korea would achieve nothing with threats or pro vocations chung yang moved a long-range rocket it plans to test fire to a launch pad monday. now, north korea's threat of a missile launch can only be an effort to test perhaps head deployment. a missile that would have capability of reaching the united states. secretary gates said as he was leaving that one of his concerns was the rising threat of north korea that it could in fact get to the point where it could threaten mainland united states. we also know it's of course nuclear weapons program which makes their missile program that much more of a concern. also monday news broke of the president having a conversation with an open mike where the president says to medvedev, on all these issues but particularly missile defense, this can be solved but it's important to give me space. this is the president speaking, medvedev said, yeah, i understand. i understand your space, space for you, meaning our president. obama says this is my last election, after my election i have more flexibility. medvedev say