. >> jimmy: elton john. >> elton john. >> how do you get elton john?ng an album and i'd like elton john to be on it with me. >> yeah, well, he has this big oscar party he does to benefit his aids foundation and he invited me two years ago. i met him, we kind of hit it off. he was a big fan of the show and, you know, i think elton and the other one, sting -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> gordon sumner. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they -- i think they, you know, really like the show and they want to be a part of that next generation that's coming out. >> jimmy: so you tricked them and told them they were going to be a part of the show. >> i did. i'm a huge television star. told them they needed to be part of the album. >> jimmy: do you ask personally? >> i did. >> jimmy: and you are doing an elton john song and sting song, so, who picks the song? >> i do. >> jimmy: you pick the song. >> yes. well, the thing was -- i asked them if i could do their songs because i didn't think they would want to do any of my songs because frankly i'm not as talented as they are. so they said

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i thank elton john for what he said. i want to recognize one person who is not there today, bill and belinda gates and the dates the foundation. they have helped us keep countless people alive in the last 10 years and i'm very grateful to them. we're going to have a question and answer session, so i will be brief. everyone knows what the problems are. we have serious budget problems in the united states. we had a glitch in the testing program with the microbial gel, but i believe that will be resolved in favor of continuing it. it is important to remember the death rate of 1.8 million people last year is lower than it has been. at least 700,000 lives have been saved. that is the dilemma. how do you get to 2.5 million and how we get fewer people infected? i think what the secretary of state said the other day about the end of aids being in sight because of early intervention, because of male circumcision, because we have the power to eradicate mother to child transmission, that is all true, but we have to focus on how we

. >> elton john. let me think about else who. ellen de. >> stephen: the one who dances?. ♪ çñrç >> stephen: thank you so much. >> your welcome. -- you're welcome. >> stephen: i'll go. we'll miss you. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] nation, i had the old iphone out earlier. i reminded me i'm a fine fan of apple's voition rition software siri. it's got all the convenience of talking to a woman on the phone without that annoying $2.99 a minute. [ laughter ] but now there's another reason to love her/it. because according to the new york times blog, she is pro-life. if you're in manhattan you ask to find an abortion clinic, siri responds: >> sorry, i couldn't find any abortion clinics. >> stephen: really? in new york? i think, they've got one at the top of the empire state building. the line is ridiculous. it's a tourist trap. [ laughter ] point is, siri is clearly an arch-conservative woman. like laura ingraham, but less robotic. [ laughter ] and that's not

most of central and eastern maryland getting kind of chili, which you would expect in december. 37 at elton. low 30's in northern baltimore county. 27 already at frederick beard 35 degrees in colombia at this hour. -- 27 are ready at frederick. 35 degrees in colombia at this hour. the air is dry. calm winds, clear skies. by dawn, many areas will be down around 25 degrees. high pressure to our south building and would clear conditions tonight and sticking around for the weekend. this will pass by to the north of us tomorrow. we will see a little bit of cloud cover. high pressure will hold strong friday, saturday, and most of sunday. all the nasty weather is going to be out west. this is an important storm. the combination of high pressure in the northern rockies and the storm over arizona, very strong damaging wind up here. it looks like more snow moving towards denver tomorrow evening. a little snow shower activity in northern new england. for the most part, high pressure to our south is the main whether future for us. it is the west that stays very cold. some of that snow gets into the nor

flooding in the roadway especially on route 7 in elton. at that point route 7 is delaware avenue. your flooding going to be between howard street and white hall road. in the meantime if you're traveling around in baltimore county, no troubles to report on the beltway. one accident reported in parkville. this is a live look at harford road and 695 on the north side of the beltway. traffic moving without delay here and on the west side 695 and 40, baltimore national pike, the beltway moving well on the west side as well. our drive times on the beltway between pikesville and overly, no delays to report. traffic flowing freely. no extra time needed on 95 or the harsburg expre. >>> parents of autistic children already have their eye towards 2013. in may of that year the american psychiatric association will release a revamped diagnosis way for autism disorders. symptoms would fall along the spectrum of severity. new criteria would also reclassify many children originally diagnosed with autism. >> it really indicates what kind of services and accommodations you're going to get at school

. >> i do some work with the elton john aids foundation helping them raise money. i know elton became close to ryan and to you. he's talked about the impact that ryan had on him. what impact do you think this story, what's happening to this young boy is going to have? >> i think it's going to make us do more education. i think it's important for everybody to get educated. i think we've come to a standstill kind of people talking about aids. this puts aids in the forefront, not like we want it to be like this over a story like this, but at the same time it makes people and enforces that you can't get aids by casual contact or by living with somebody, going to school with somebody, working with somebody. you cannot get aids that way. >> jeannie white-ginder, we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> you heard what the teenager has to say about the situation. he says it's been rough with him. i asked how he's dealing. he said, i'm not dealing with it good. i'm a shy person and all the attention is overwhelming. i'm glad it's getting out an

. >>> two firefighters were hurt after a two alarm fire in elton in the 100 block of church street just after 12:00 this afternoon. a firefighter from the chesapeake fire department suffered a heart attack. no word on his condition tonight. a second firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. no word on what caused that fire. >> work on the national september is s1th memorial say 11th memorial museum has been pushed back due to a budget constraint. mayor michael bloomberg blames the holdup on disagreements with the port authority of new york and new jersey, which is responsible for part of the project's finding. more than a million people have visited the 9-11 memorial since it was opened this year. >>> just a few clouds out there right now and on the whole a very big shift in temperatures from a frigid winter like day to yesterday, and a very butty day abc 2 we go back the day before that. today we're in the mid-50s in spots. the southerly breezes will keep temperatures from dropping terribly quickly, though. depends on where you are. further points south, low 50s this evening for a

. >> elton john. let me think about else who. ellen de. >> stephen: the one who dances?. ♪ çñrç >> stephen: thank you so much. >> your welcome. -- you're welcome. >> stephen: i'll go. we'll miss you. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [ male announcer ] 33 years ago, our goal was simple. build the best vehicles and once a year offer them with special savings. today, it's an american tradition. toyotathon is back with great deals on the toyotas you've been waiting for. right now, get a low 0% apr financing on select new tundras and drive with peace of mind, thanks to toyota care, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. others have tried to copy it. but in the end, there's only one...toyotathon. the biggest and best sales event of the year is going on now! >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] nation, i had the old iphone out earlier. i reminded me i'm a fine fan of apple's voition rition software siri. it's got all the convenience of talking to a woman on the phone without that annoying $2.99 a minu

. >> sir elton john lit up the sidney opera house and called for a new war on a.i.d.s. >> to get the funding necessary to actually kill the disease once and for all. >> the red ribbon is the universal symbol of a.i.d.s. awareness. people are wearing these across london to show support. >> think they should be talking about it as much as they do in africa. i know is a bigger problem there. here, we all think it won't happen to us. >> this year alone, greece has seen a 50% rise in h.i.v. infections, especially among intravenous drug users. the economic crisis is causing many drug addicts to use dirty needles. south africa has more people living with h.i.v. than any other country, an estimated 5.6 million. these children living at an a.i.d.s. orv be anage were infected at birth and are getting treatment to increase their chances of survival. advocates say their main goals are to increase education and prevent transmission and to create an a.i.d.s.-free generation. in london, heather kovar for cbs news. >>> a.i.d.s. has killed more than 25 million people and more than 33 million people w

each time he said he could not remember, but he said he was sure he was not in elton.m an innocent man, he insisted. he was asked again where he was at the time of the murder. he said, you are accusing me of murder, sir. i am an innocent man. clothing fibers found on this sweatshirt seized from mr. norris's house allegedly linking to the scene of the crime. but the defendant's brother testified today that the shirt had been his 18 years ago, and possibly the denim jeans as well which a hair of the victim was found. the prosecutor told the defendant's mother that she was making up her story. she said she was not making it up. despite his questioning, she maintains her positioning. he had been at home that night. today's witnesses mark the end of the evidence in the steven lawrence murder trial. the case will now be summarized for the jury before they consider their verdict. >> i am in singapore. >> i am in london. these are the headlines. >> the chinese communist party have lost control of a village in the south of the com-country. thousands are standing firm in the ong

. >> reporter: princess diana, elton john, paul mccartney. three targets of britain's tabloids.y interviewer piers morgan who chased all three in search of sensational stories. americans know the former british tabloid editor from "america's got talent" and cnn. he was testifying by video link at britain's official inquiry into phone hacking and other illegal behavior. >> and your point? >> i ask the questions, mr. morgan. >> reporter: morgan conceded he had listened to an emotional voice mail from sir paul mccartney to his wife heather mills as their marriage was crumbling. >> listening to somebody speaking to somebody else is unethical. >> reporter: he squirmed even more when asked about hiring a man called bengie the bin man who found elton john's personal bank records in the trash. >> you throw rubbish into the street, then i just throw it out there. i wonder how unethical it is if that then appears in a newspaper. it's rubbish, isn't it? >> reporter: the stakes for morgan are huge. he is testifying under oath in an investigation in which more than a dozen journalists and ed

i've got all elton john's bank statements, he squealed in a high-pitched voice.new immediately where he had gotten them. his nickname is benji the bin man, he goes around collecting rubbish from outside celebrities' houses. loads the paper by his stuff, despite the seriously unethical way he acquires it. and then i paraphrase, he turned up with satchels of elton's documents including the bank statements. um, did can you have any qualms about that, mr. morgan? >> slightly. i mean, it italy -- it clearly is, you know, a strange thing to be doing. benji used to live in a house that had hundreds, if not thousands of rubbish bins. he live inside a sealed rubbish bin. it's a very unusual way to lead your life. did i think he was doing anything illegal? no. did i think it was on the cusp of unethical? yes. but it was interesting to me to see the testimony of david lee, the chief investigations editor from "the guardian" who decided to make somebody else pay for this information while bringing up all the details himself which is something "the guardian's" very good at. a

go find them out oh and then and then it all comes together but i start off i feel like yeah very elton john of you thank you i feel like people in berkeley should know better like if you have a protest at berkeley cops are going to shoot you do you learn that in history books that's like that's like causing crimes does it make it ok like you would like ellie cops or the car being the crap out of you and you being surprise or the. planning coca you know it's just in berkeley you have a protest going to go on a call right here i don't think i think the point here is that you know you hear a lot about police officers that clearly abuse some of their powers or might you know have an excessive he was already said i do not think that he's right but so citizen journalism the fact that people can all film it is awesome and we see how they're treated you know and then the cops get a bad team because then they're showing the bags on video what happened to them ok we don't know what happened to the now so we can talk about something really awesome that could happen to you on christmas like if the

i've got all elton john's bank statements, he squealed in a high-pitched voice. i knew immediately where he had gotten them. his nickname is benji the bin man, he goes around collecting rubbish from outside celebrities' houses. loads the paper by his stuff, despite the seriously unethical way he acquires it. and then i paraphrase, he turned up with satchels of elton's documents including the bank statements. um, did can you have any qualms about that, mr. morgan? >> slightly. i mean, it italy -- it clearly is, you know, a strange thing to be doing. benji used to live in a house that had hundreds, if not thousands of rubbish bins. he live inside a sealed rubbish bin. it's a very unusual way to lead your life. did i think he was doing anything illegal? no. did i think it was on the cusp of unethical? yes. but it was interesting to me to see the testimony of david lee, the chief investigations editor from "the guardian" who decided to make somebody else pay for this information while bringing up all the details himself which is something "the guardian's" very good a

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. >> the music is by elton john. what do you think of it?> it's good. >> i like it. >> keeps things going and makes it more exciting than the movie. >> uh-huh. >> you are from this area? >> yes, i live in lorton, virginia. >> how old you have been playing this on the road? >> about three months now. but i did it in new york for a year and a half. >> what is it like to be a child actor? >> it's fun, because we all get to constantly meet new people and make new friends. school, we're actually tutored, so in the morning we will be tutored and then have rehearsals and then do the show at night. >> do you get home very much to lorton, virginia? >> yes, every night i go home and sleep in my own bed. >> how long you have been doing this, j.p.? >> for almost two years now. i did it in chicago and toronto for about a year and a half, and then i just started with the tour about august, and, yeah, like what ben said, it's hard to keep doing school but it's cool to see the country. i am from california and i have never really seen, like, much of the eas

there's been elton john and these kinds of acts. for us, motley crue is built about -- we're all about theater and about over the top stage show. >> so is vegas, you know? >> it's a perfect fit for us. we're really, really excited. >> when is this? when is this happening?

bands like santana and elton john and these kind of acts, but, for us, well, motley crue is built abouttage shows. >> so vegas. >> it's a perfect fit for us. so, we're really, really excited. >> when is it happening? >> it's starting on february 3rd. >> three weeks. how do you get tickets? >> we go to we, you -- everybody wants tickets. >> we'll comp you. >> you go to motley.com and ether going to go on sale. like vince has been saying, we're about over the top shows and we have to take those shows and put them on tour buses and take it around the country and sometimes limiting how much you can do because you have to move. when you are in one place, all of a sudden the idea of the band being able to be in the band or the crowd being on the stage. >> the biggest extravaganza. >> it's dangerous for guys like us. wait a minute, it doesn't have to move anywhere. >> we're going to have a lot of fun with the creative part. >> what about records. all the fans are wondering, another album on the way? >> i think we're getting to that place. i know we have been writing and we're going to start th

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if you remember elton john took for a million pounds in your job as an editor is on the line if you don't absolutely no you're not going to get sued for a story that you run so i would put the inexperienced at that degree of proof and not just letting the story because you have the experience to know you wouldn't get sued for that. so it became commonplace. >> he goes on to say when making the film on packing and i interviewed him and from the remarks they were not broadcast on the advice of the ec and the included his observations that phone hacking was widespread across the street and not confined to the news of the world. did you say that? >> probably. islamic the senior editors and executives of the news of the world were aware that this and other practices were taking place and on occasion listened to some of the messages. did you say that? >> yes. >> what was the statement that he believed phone hacking was wide spread across the main street? >> yes i thought news of the world was one of the least bad offenders. estimate and similarly it was your comment with the senior editors and

. >> sir elton job lit up the sidney opera house and called for a new war on aids. >> to get the fundingecessary to actually kill this disease once and for all. >> this red ribbon is the universal symbol of aids awareness. people wearing these across london to show support. >> i think they should be talking about it as much as they do in africa. i know it's a bigger problem there but here we are thinking it won't happen to us. >> this year alone greece has seen a 50% rise in hiv infections. especially among intravenous drug users. doctors say the economic crisis is causing many drug addicts to use dirty needles. south africa has more people living with hiv than any other country and an estimated 5.6 million. these children living at an aids orphanage in johannesburg were infected at birth and are getting treatment to increase their chances of survival. advocates say their main goals are to increase education and prevent transmission and to create an aids-free generation. heather for crbs news, london. >> we have made progress against this killer. but aids has taken the lives of more than

there's been elton john and these kinds of acts. for us, motley crue is built about -- we're all about theater and about over the top stage show. >> so is vegas, you know? >> it's a perfect fit for us. we're really, really excited. >> when is this? when is this happening? >> it starts on february 3rd. >> for three weeks. >> for three weeks. >> how do i get a ticket? >> we'll comp you. go tmotley.com and they are going to go on sale now. >> and you don't want to miss tomorrow. it's one of the most outrageous and hilarious interviews i've pr

old new york lower east side inspired by the drag community there, gay community there as well as eltonre very close to her heart. >> want to play a clip of the president talking about his meeting with lady gaga at a human rights campaign din fler october. >> i also took a trip out to california last week where i held some productive bilateral talks with your leader, lady gaga. she was wearing 16-inch heels. she was 8 feet tall. it was a little intimidating. >> toure, what do you see as the politics of this? when you see lady gaga doing a network thanksgiving special, she seems to be going in a certain kind of way, there's nothing more main stream than thanksgiving network special. at the same time, she seems to retain renegade status. >> i mean, you're right, she is retaining both those things by doing a sort of, by playing a gayish role even though she is straight. she takes these th from the gay community and does it on this national stage. but this is the biggest pop star in the world right now. so i mean, you know, she can command that stage, get that thanksgiving special, to get a

pilot in the war, b, because of the nearby jets that would fly over shea stadium from laguardia, c, eltonrote his song benny and the jets at shea stadium. >> a. reporter: it's b because the jets flew over laguardia. >> that makes sense. reporter: name the five boroughs of new york. >> is taint island, brooklyn, queens, bronx and man -- staten island, brooklyn, queens, bronx and manhattan. reporter: the first official what was established in the little italy section of manhattan in 1905, what kind of restaurant? >> pizzeria. reporter: nice. super bowl iii mvp was joe namath for the new york jets. he played new york. he lived the nightlife. what was his nickname? >> broadway joe. reporter: correct. good job there. that's old school for you. >> i'm not lying. i'm from staten island. i'm used to this stuff. reporter: all right. finish this version from frank sinatra's famous song from new york, new york and if you can, we'd like you to sing. if i can make it there -- >> oh, i can make it anywhere. i don't know how to sing it. reporter: good job. you went 4-5. >> i'm disappointed i missed the