duff mckagan joins us now.ation from the '80s when you were a young man living it up, really, in fact, i am surprised you know some of the dates in this book considering the contents of this book. >> we're fascinating that you can remember some of those dates. >> i tell you what, writing the book, i've been writing a weekly column for seattle for over three years and i write for espn, you get in that practice of writing and i have two deadlines a week and you start writing and the thing is when you write a sentence, a statement and then you have to follow that sentence up, things start coming back, especially when you're going into your own life. i didn't know if i'd remember certain things and, really, i never spent much time trying to remember. >> got it. >> in life you just go forward. >> right. >> so, it was a very interesting process writing this book and going back and some of the feelings that came up. i'll use the word catharsis. it was cuthardic and it was refreshing and gave me a new energy and -- >>

plus hillary duff, recording artist, actress. a child star all grown up. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> kelsey grammer is one of the most talked about and famous and beloved figures in history. you are, aren't you? you've been part of the american television consciousness for so long. you must walk out on the street and everybody goes, "hey, kelsey." everyone must think they know you. >> well, those things do happen. sometimes it "hey frazier." but more often than not it's "hey, kelsey." >> do you like the kind of mass attention you must still get or is it i've done it -- >> it's always pleasant. it's always flattering. it's always meant in an optimistic, kind of affectionate way. so i take it that way and return the compliment. >> do you enjoy the status of television icon? >> sure. i'd be a fool to say i didn't. >> i would. the odd thing about you and i mean this in the best sense is i don't think i've ever had an american television star sit here who openly admits to being a republican. >> oh, i'm that guy. >> and i think musicians. i don't think i

>> maybe you were looking but you weren't really seeing. >> that was hilary duff in a cinderella storye than $70 million worldwide. not bad. >> not too shabby. >> not as much as you made from your music and your books. you've made a lot of money, haven't you? >> i have. >> staggering sums of money. how rich are you? >> my mom taught me not to talk about money. >> give me a ballpark? >> really, no way, huh-uh. i have done quite well. >> back to faye dunaway. i had no idea about this. basically you were up for the remake of bonnie and clyde and faye dunaway shoves her four pennies worth in and says i wish they were looking for a real actress. i suppose most young actresses thought that's faye dunaway, i'd better be respectful. it you piled in big-time and said to her -- >> no you can read off your blackberry. >> you basically said if you looked like faye dunaway, you would be feeling pretty angry too. >> do you like that? >> i love that that was fantastically bitchy. i loved it. did it have the desired effect? >> she came back and said i never made that comment and blah, blah, blah. it r

tip sort of fit set to take on defending champion viktor troicki russian three time champion nikolai duff a day able to make the ultimate rondo after going down two tips or if it had been struggling with his serve in the russian capital he bottled nagging left leg injury the thirty year old broken three times in the opener a long time sort of edge to take it six babies with the home crowd rallying behind him to look more composed in the second going five four up to serve it's no holding his serve it's not on his nerves when it mattered most before an inspired effort led him to a six two seven five. fourteen meanwhile has already shown his liking for the kremlin cup cts winning the title last year on likely semifinalist this germy charge they did his best against the reigning champ troy tito breaking the frenchman late in the first to take it six four twenty five rule getting hot after the top dropping off the second exam scoreline with an a six four six for the finals. over the baseball's world series where the spotlight is shining firmly on albert holes today the senate louis cardinal hi

think tank foreign policy in focus says the west should be outraged rather than pleased by the way the duff he was killed. i think that there were tremendous sighs of relief all over at capitals in western europe i don't think it was misspeaking when the hillary clinton u.s. secretary of state said that he should be killed or captured in what forty eight hours forty eight hours later he was killed this is a guy who knew quite literally where to where the bodies were buried how this is somebody who cut all sorts of deals with the french but also the british and the italians and to a certain extent the americans as well i think they did not want him put on trial for any reason and i am not misled us bit surprised that he was captured alive and he very quickly ended up death. well the role of the alliance adelphia's death is also the topic of debate for people the values guests latest edition of cross talk is a preview of what's coming your way later today. i just don't think there's any sign that there's a war crime involved here i don't think it's murder and i think it's it's part of an ugly

and baby on board for hilary duff.t to get to. we're beginning to begin with the florida family and friends who set out for a day of boating and spent nearly 20 hours treading water after their boat capsized. winds were gusting up to 40 miles an hour. seven people, including a 4-year-old girl, held on for dear life. clinging to a cooler for almost a full day until they were eventually rescued. an elderly woman did slip away and drown. she was not wearing a life preserver. >>> with no solid leads to go on, authorities are hoping a reward fund being established for 10-month-old lisa irwin one week after she disappeared from her crib may help to lead to clues. lisa's parents began talking to authorities again. two day after authorities said they had stopped cooperating. her aunt is handing out flyers at nascar race. >>> the occupy wall street protests are entering their fourth week today with computer hackers threatening to erase the new york stock exchange from the internet. the threat is posted online. said to be in ret

lisa gearing up for a second day of violence here not that the public duff is enough for you all the details putting. america's answer to happiness protesters have warned that citizens are being konstanz out clause slamming both street and washington for sharing their money leading people to fend for themselves. and the russian market record as it so use takes it's kind of spring trip to help your set up its own satellite navigation system giving america's g.p.s. every run for its money. and welcome from all of this is r.t. with me you thanks for joining us for us to greece's forty eight hour paralysis centering its second day and has already seen street violence over the government's efforts to bankruptcy the anger of terms of thousands of protesters wasn't enough to deter lawmakers from giving initial backing to even more tough cuts to desperately turn the corner around and also fred is in athens for us. we've seen some violence and whens day with the moment just to vote on a final approval for that side of history what do we expect today. brooke greece shut down for a second day a

and the un are just not needed to discuss that and more i'm joined now by larry duff a journalist and blogger joining us live from tel aviv i thank you for coming on the program today so is lieberman of right can be israeli palestinian conflict be resolved with no international mediation. no zawia slee wrong it cannot be resolved without international mediation the problem is that it can't be resolved right now it can't be resolved with international mediation either because international mediation is finally taking its lead from the united states and the united states is taking its lead from from pre-election public opinion which is very palestinian anti muslim very pro israel because israel is against stands against the same enemy that america has and so america is beholden to this exaggeratedly pro israel and the palestinian attitude and we're america goes the quartet goes so international mediation at least until the election in america is pointless and it can't help. but to think that israel can solve the problem with out international mediation is also impossible but it's too li

yeah, hillary duff, before you, like, bust out into a musical number or something, you should know i'mnto horses. ok, then what are you into? i don't know. music, slasher movies, japanese game shows, boys. i'm into boys. yeah, i bet. i'm sure they love you, too. all that pep. i do all right. my last boyfriend got on my nerves, so... i zapped him with a stun gun. zzzt! that's how i wound up on probation. does that freak you out? no. bet you've got a pink room, like, filled with stuffed bunnies, two perfect parents who tuck you in every night. am i right? ok, i'm gonna saddle copper up and then we can get started. i told you, i don't want to ride your stupid horse, ok? god, you horse girls are so annoying. ok. why do you got to be so mean about it? what are you gonna do? you gonna call the warden? maybe you could call the care bears. they could come to heartland on a caring mission and cure me with their care bear stare. [nickers] zzzt! ha! thanks. hey, lou. oh! oh, my god! i can't believe i just did that again. it's ok. you know, ever since i met you, my dry cleaning bills have doubled.

. >> duff a contingency plan?t said if it's found, please call. with a dollar sign with reward. hoping that people would not open the box with my phone in it. >>> that's it for our show. we'll leave you with blake shelton's remake of the hit song "footloose." ♪ "footloose." ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a tsa agent is in trouble after ac accused of possessing child pornography. >>> lisa irwin has been missing for a week and some believe that the police close to arresting the baby's mother. >>> and we explain why kids bully their classmates and how it can be stopped. >>> police say that 41-year-old michael wilson, a tsa agent, had dozens of images of children having sex with adults in his possession. and rosie joins us with more. >> reporter: people say this is the first that they heard of this arrest an

. >> rodney duff works in the prison's auto shop, repairing cars for the public, as well as staff vehiclesce i was a kid, i liked cars, and i've seen what i can produce. i can see how they come in, how they leave, and it's my place in life. it's what i plan to do when i get out. >> each inmate in the program is given a car to work on, and the men earn $1.30 a day. >> well, this shop here has pretty much everything a shop on the street has, and you won't let nothing go out unless the job is done. this car here is finished. it's basically flawless. i mean, we always do our best. because we're learning. it's how we learn, to do our best with it. it's important. i mean, you prepare yourself for when you get out and it breaks monotony, keeps you out of trouble, back there working and just exercising your mind. >> another job the men can have is working in the prison industries' garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. >> i've done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, scru

. >> duff confront a situation like this -- did you ever confront a situation like this as mayor?m to recall you dealing with one of these? >> i had two major confrontation. the first was those people on bicycles. >> critical mass. >> critical mass >> you spoke to them and they riot. >> i tried to have them ripped off the streets and we confiscated their bikes. we did effective things. they kept moving. and that's good. they never went to sleep overnight and they -- >> it was once a month. >> the second group which i really could have got in trouble with were the people in the wheelchairs protesting the reduction in the number of beds that was going -- >> intersections and they got out of the wheelchairs and laid down and you wanted them all busted. >> near my office. >> excuse me. they picked the wrong place. they got in your way. >> it's a tough job, guys. >> no kidding. >> my police department kept me from looking like jean quan. they said, mr. mayor, we can't tell you what to do, but we think maybe you ought to leave those people out there in the streets. they will leave prett

but right now, the issue is what are we going to do to get up off of our duffs and start moving this country forward? you have got people for the american way. you have got common cause. every 3013 c ago grey getting around this left wing nonsense. it has nothing to do with the future it looks like a political ploy for the president's re-election. >> bill: i don't know if it's a political ploy. i think president obama made a mistake sympathizing with those people when they say hey, dobbs, the government bailed out so and so with a bunch of my taxpayer dollars and then they give their ceo a 10-million-dollar bonus. >> right. >> bill: it's hard to defend that kind of capitalism. >> i don't have to defend t because i agreed with them at the time and i was there before they were. i said no bailouts. there is no such thing as too big to fail. >> bill: what about the corporate greed wrap? a lot of these people are down there with that. >> corporate greed, suburban greed. you name it everybody wants to make a living. we have taken the top of 00 values of this country. our business leaders r

it just, if the government would do their job, get off their duff and get with the program, they couldthey wanted. to there are agents that told me, they can seal it. but the ones that are running the show -- napolitano, she don't want it sealed. >> reporter: the court case makes it sound as if you were a lot more aggressive than you are telling us. some have called you a pretty aggressive vigilante. >> i am not a vigilante. this is my property. i am protecting it. and then also, too, in this property, it belongs to the state too. the state says in the lease, you shall protect your property. keep it from getting trashed and all of that. they want it just like when you leased it, what it was like then, they want it there when you return it back to them. >> here's the big news, tomorrow night, we are coming to you live from phoenix, arizona. we are going on the road to celebrate the 15th anniversary of fox news channel. dan quayle will be with us and jan brewer and arizona senate president russell pearce, live tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, democrats and republicans agr

. >> that would be duff for anybody but for a guy who competed at the levels you competed on, been anough you've been out of the game, i assume you're still active and stayed in shape. what's it like to have something that makes you weak and not able to do what you're used to doing? >> that's been the biggest struggle i think, you're used to pushing through whatever the challenge is, whether it's getting through more play time with your kids or running through florida state or arkansas's defense. the hard thing is to not turn the gear on and do it and to not often do any of the things you want to do and early on to be helpless. that's a tough thing to have to face. >> does that test your faith or make your faith even stronger, when something like this comes up? i read something you had wrote, you talk about yourself being impatient when you were praying. lord, what's taking so long for me to get through this? >> you certainly, in america we want everything to be right, we want to be healthy, wealthy, happy, no pain. in fact one of the great verses that we love as christians, "i can do

stay tuned for piers morgan and his guests kelsey grammar and hilary duff. >>> tonight, the man of the hour for the hour. you know about his 9-9-9 tax plan. >> this is an example of mixing apples and oranges. the state tax is an apple. we are replacing the current tax code with oranges. >> border fences. >> they're going to be 20 feet high. they're going to have barbed wire on the top. it's going to be electrocuted -- electrified. and there's going to be a sign on the other side that says, "it will kill you." >> and, of course, his love for pizza. do you actually like pizza? >> yes, i love pizza. >> but do you really know herman cain the man? well, tonight i think you'll know him a bit better. herman cain, up close and personal. >> my mother's probably in heaven going, my, my, my, my. my dad is probably in heaven going, that's my boy. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. i'm in las vegas tonight at the palazzo, the sister resort to the venetian, where last night's republican debate was, to put it mildly, pretty lively. and one of the lively protagonists is with me tonig

beyonce and hillary duff, generated baby buzz on yahoo!. congratulations to all.e celebrity baby bumps. >> speak of celebrities, why police had to drag a member of the lindsay lohan family out of a tree. >> you will not want to miss the picture. and the picture of kate middleton getting the buzz. all that is in "the skinny," you're watching "world news now." middleton getting the buzz. all that is in "the skinny," you're watching "world news ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for the skinny. we want to show you the picture of kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge, newlywed to prince william there. take a look. she has got a scar that's getting all this attention. people wondering, a 3 inch scar hidden in her hair above her temple. the palace says it's related to a childhood operation. a lot of people buzzing about this. been in the spotlight since 2001 just noticing it now. anything she does gets a lot of attention. the scar has everyone abuzz. the palace again saying from a childhood operation they won't say what it was. >> okay. we got to the bottom of that. a right

duff >>james: the backup on the bay bridge appeared to be growing and is now diminishing. it is only 18 cars indeed. we are back to friday light conditions on the westbound bay bridge. the san mateo bridge has been problem free. there are no delays westbound or eastbound. the drive time is 14-15 minutes to foster city. the golden gate bridge has been snarled all morning long. a bit of a backup on the toll plaza northbound. in check in the east bay as a look at your ride on highway 680 near its low heading south out of clothes and how. drive times are under 20 minutes for hercules to berkeley. we are much lighter than usual for 280, 101 into even highway 85. in the north bay, a little slow southbound. drive times are still 35 minutes from nevada to the golden gate bridge. we will take a quick bridge into the kron4 was will be right back. but >>darya: and are now subject i, the dollar up about 12 points griot >>mark: cardinal's lineup game six in the world series has night. this is the first on the world series has gone to the wheels evanses to tell you, the giants lost to t

as much money as you have it's a duff tough thing to do.ticandidates, really correspond with ballot success. i might rethink that. i think perry is going to have a tough time. he might be able to shake voters off of romney. >> gregg: that has to be record 38% to 38% to 6%. >> what is striking about the poll business experience is more important than having held legislative office. some of the voters come around and think that the president's policies, his policies haven't helped the economy, does that give let's say a romney or herman cain a big advantage giving their business background >> i would ko infer something from the fact the republican primary voters saying they prefer business experience and the candidates are two with business experience. i don't think it translates to how swing voters are going to feel about the president's economic policies a year from now. >> gregg: they could be directly related? >> because people like cain right now, they like someone with business experience, and republican caucus goers in iowa, and genera

because we had duff mckagan on. >> which was a nice break from all the news out there. waiting for chris christie to see whether he's running for president and waiting for amanda knox to land in seattle, probably some time this evening. >> ben bernanke. >> we're waiting for ben bernanke to speak to congress. waiting to see what happens on those markets. a whole lot of news that cnn is going to keep you posted on all morning. with that -- >> martin savidge picks it up for us right now. >> hello, christine. good morning, ali. good morning to all of you. >>> she spent nearly four years in an italian prissen and now amanda knox will spend a few hours on a plane and then finally go home. this story spans three countries. matthew chance in italy, sandra in seattle, knox's hometown and zain verjee is in london, the victim, meredith kercher was british. amanda knox, as we say, now on a plane headed back to seattle. a place she has not been in four years. cnn's matthew chance is in perugia, italy, where this story begins. tell us about her last few hours in italy. >> she was rel

these programs are going on -- i tell you, there will be democrats who will have to get off their duffs out there and vote. they talk about these been that we need. they talk about the president is not doing enough -- these they use that we need. they talk about president is not doing enough. that is why we are in this situation. in the last partial election, people dropped the ball, sat on their hands, and your behalf of the spot in -- and the republicans brought in. -- got in. host: is there one site that will have an advantage if there is a larger -- side that will have an advantage if there is a larger-than-usual turnout in 2012? guest: we do not know that. there were a number of voters who turned out who did not normally. part of his election as making sure those people come out again. he has a little bit of work to do with these groups because of unemployment. you lose your right to complain if you do not vote. host: mike, you are on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. how are you? i have a comment first. my comment deals with the occupiers and occupy wall street. ther

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that is why the united states begin funding the mary duff initiative to improve the situation in mexico we experience more threats and violence from our border region today than we did four years ago it america initiative as been successful and to raise first establishing deeper cooperation between the united states and mexico, and that is clear. and number to come removing the major drug kingpins in accordance with the goals of the mexican government. unfortunately, the game is changed to read the reality in mexico is the u.s. assistance has lagged while the traditional cartels evolves into the diversified transnational criminal organizations perpetrating the insurgent tactics to protect their assets. after four years of the merida initiative from border region of mexico is more violent today than four years ago. the reduction in violence while maintaining a full attack on the criminal organizations and strengthening the institutions to prosecute and punish them is required in order to regain control. this is the basis of the counter insurgency strategy that i outlined in the prior hea

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go on, i appreciate c-span, but i tell you, you know, democrats are going to have to get off their duffthese things that we need and talk about the president is not doing enough for us and not doing enough. all minorities out there who have been complaining about what's happening, need to go to the polls and vote. that's why we are in this situation now because in the last election, people dropped the ball and sat on their hands and republicans got in. host: bill in cherry hill, new jersey. is there one side or another going to have an advantage if there is a larger-than-average turnout? guest: we don't know that yet. in 2008, president obama did benefit from what we called the surge voter, these voters who were 18-26 who were voting for the first time or didn't participate. i mean, part of his re-election is making sure that those voters come out again and he has work to do with some of these groups because of unemployment. but the caller is right, you lose your right to complain if you don't vote. host: last call comes from seattle, washington, on our line for republicans. mike, you a

single time these programs happen -- and i appreciate c-span but these democrats need to get off their duff and vote. they say the president is not doing enough for us and minorities complaining about what is happening need to go out there in vote. in the last midterm election, people sat on their hadns andnds and republicans got in. host: is there one side that will have the advantage? 9guest: we don't know that yet. in 2008, obama benefited from the "surge voters," 18-26 voting for the first time market not participate. part of his re-election is making sure. the caller is right. you lose your right complain if you do not vote. host: last call from seattle washington. you are on "washington journal." caller: good morning. how are you? a comment first. my comment deals with the occupiers out there. there is a book that they're called "the starfish and the spider" talking about later this organization and i think the occupiers are following that path. what type of impact do you think occupy wall street will have on the 2012 races? do you believe that the occupiers, if they continue to grow

. >> duff - do you have a hearin to determine if it will work or what do do you? >> a good example where we didn't agree, there is a -- there are cases when you say will it work, what you are doing is looking to what are the free speech consequences? we had a case where somebody a tape recording of some thing that was in the public interest but involved somebody's personal conversation and then-through it over the transom into a newspaper and they printed it and this was a law you couldn't wiretap to get that information and how did that fit within the framework of free expression. so you try to see what are the risks of the expression, what are the expectations of the individual and you have 42 briefs filed. >> those are new phenomena. we don't disagree on that. you have to calculate the trajectory of the first amendment. let's take the first amendment, freedom of speech. it was absolutely clear when people ratified the first amendment that libel was not part of the freedom of speech and that included libel of public figures such as you gentlemen. but the supreme