and eminem's performance wasn't the only headline. been dealing with a bit of controversy surrounding it casting and in true snl style, they took it head on. >> oprah winfrey has arrived for theand she would love to say hello. >> what a nice surprise. >> isn't it? so don't you think you should go and get changed? >> why? >> so that oprah can come in. >> oh,. because of the whole -- >> yes, exactly. >> and keenan won't -- >> nope. >> well, in that case, i will leave and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> thank you, mrs. obama. >> producers at s"saturday nigh live" would like to apologize to kerry washington for the number of black women she will be forced to play. snl doesn't currently have a black woman. we agree this is not an ideal situation and look forward to rectifying it in the near future. unless of course we fall in love with another white guy first. >> that is classic snl. and you have to give to kerry washington. she did a very good job. >> thank you as always, louis. still ahead, how did you take advantage of your extr

oh, my gosh, eminem.>> jimmy: not at all. >> he's amazing. >> jimmy: no, no, no. he is amazing. but no, so are you. and i can't tell you -- "scandal" couldn't be bigger. >> it's exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's so good. it's the biggest thing ever. i'm so happy. >> it's really fun. >> jimmy: abc did a really smart thing, i thought, before the season kicked off. they had, like, a catch-up episode. >> yes, where they told you everything that had happened up until that point. it was narrated by our own josh molina. it was great. >> jimmy: who ever thought of that. you wanted to thank her, right? >> well, she rearranged our shooting schedule so that i could be here. sort of rearranged the episode and the shooting schedule so i could spend a week in new york doing "snl." she's the best boss ever. >> jimmy: shonda rhimes. we love you. we love you. [ applause ] she must be happy with the way everything is going, too, because everybody is talking about this show. >> we love our show. we are obsess

eminem one artist of the year. they in south korea, they are still making inroads. year, this ise absolutely unexpected and exciting, humbling at the same time. recognized a sizable amount of user generated content. uniqueer one billion users every month with over 100 hours of video on youtube every minute, website has become the video shop window for everyone. >> at this point youtube is mainstream in a lot of ways. show a where you can song, you can to her, your album, you meet all of those people face-to-face after the show. that is what it is now. >> nominees were chosen by youtubento account views, comments, and subscription figures. youtube is expected to introduce a subscription service that allows fans to skip the marshals , allowing them to take a bigger role in the music industry. >> coming up in the next half of an hour, a major route for human trafficking and smuggling, we will be reporting live from a troubled country in the heart of africa. the united nations, having what they are calling a total breakdown in law and order. we have our reporters there.

. >>> and the winner is -- ♪ going berserk, eminem is having a major moment at the youtube awards, alongtars. we'll tell you who's making the cut in the best videos of the year. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. at approximately 9:30 eastern time right before closing at one of the largest shopping malls in the united states, just outside new york city, at least one shot was fired bringing hundreds of area law enforcement officers to the scene. abc's geo benitez is there with the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you. no injuries reported so far. that's the headline and the good news. but officers are still trying to figure out what happened here. witnesses say they saw a shooter wearing an all black biker helmet and they heard a gunshot. police were able to find one single shell casing inside this mall somewhere near the nordstrom store but again we don't know exactly what happened here, why that gunman would have done this. so lots to figure out here. >> thank you for that. abc will stay on the story overnight and have the latest on "good morning america." >>> we turn no

let's talk about eminem. his album dropped earlier this week and he's projected to sell almost a million copies in the first week. despite the fact he continuously uses homophobic slurs on his album and it's projected to be number one. why does eminem get a free pass for this? >> his fans know he's pro gay marriage. the words he uses are from back in the day when he started and this is what is comfortable for him and his fans should know. i'm notaying it's right. but wendy, his album sales are huge. so he is getting a pass. >> it's not back in the day. he's no longer in detroit. he doesn't live in the trailer park. this man is in his 40s. he has a kid. grow up. yourords matter, mr. mathers. >> i think he gets a pass because he's white. if jay-z did it we would have a fit. he gets a pass because he's white and he's very irresponsible using the derogatory word for gay people that starts with an "f." i'm 49 years old. remember when that word was -- it was like a stupid person. it had nothing to do with gay. then

liz: i love eminem. adam: you love eminem. what is it, 8-mile? >> liz: early years.iz: number two things to watch, key earnings from tesla after the bell, look at the company today, up 8% alone. the company is expected to post earnings per share of 11 cents and revenue of 534.6 million. that comes after the bell. t-mobile reports ahead of the bell. we'll break down earnings reports from t-mobile's ceo. he joins us on fox business at 3:00 p.m. eastern. adam: the number one thing to watch tomorrow will be october non-ism manufacturing index. the reading expected to decline to 54 from 54.4. economic activity in the non-manufacturing sector has grown 45 months in a row. liz: we want to show you the markets today. yes, there was green on the screen, not by a long shot but nonetheless what happened today we started lower and some of the major indices, shows resilience once again. once again dow jones transports had a record number here. it was the large cap growth names that tended to do extraordinarily well. adam: a lot of people waiting for something to happen. liz: mayb

with music's biggest names from lady gaga to eminem. millions of megafans voting.ide the moments of the first ever youtube music awards. >>> and happy monday, everyone. robin off today. great to have lara here.ç i think they needed a "play of the day" and "pop news" award as well for the youtube awards. we rely so heavily on them. >> momentum building. i can feel it. >> i can feel it, too.ç >> also we have some good news in headlines this monday morning. a huge drop in gas prices expected by the end of the yearç headed to the lowest prices in three years just in time for the holidays. >> and just in time for the great "gma" car giveaway. listen to this. all this month, we're giving ç every "gma" viewer a chance to own a brand-new mazda. we'll even drive it right up to your doorstep. i believeç sam will be in some sort of uniform. all you have to do -- >> i'm your valet. -- is watch the program. wait until you hear the beeps. [ horn beeping ] and then there's also a graphicç you need to look for that as well. >> that's right. one question per day every day this

. >>> the inaugural youtube video awards with eminem taking artist of the year.hele graces the cover of "elle" magazine after cory monteith's death. >> in it she reveals who helped her cope after monteith's death. she said i called kate hudson and said i didn't know where to go. she said you're going to stay at my house. >>> oprah raised money for her leadership academy. she can add biggest yard sale ever. she raised over $600,000 for her leadership academy. one of the highest ticket item, a set of chairs that went for $60,000. i guess, it's hers and when you can say she owned it, why not? >>> katy perry is the big bird of twitter. she has 46.5 million followers. just beating out justin bieber, who has 46.49 million. >>> that will change in another month or so. >>> and the boys are back for the entourage movie. the cast got together to celebrate with a few drinks. from the looks of things. they have definitely hugged it out. looking forward to that movie. >>> a few celebrities ran the marathon yesterday. pamela anderson tweeted after the race. bill rancic ran for

the childhood home of rap artist eminem.test album. earlier this year, the home was auctioned on e-bay for $500,000. it did not receive bids. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> let's stay in detroit for a moment. in the second season finale, "parts unknown" anthony bourdain is taking us to detroit to see how it is changing the landscape and the lives that live there. here is a preview. >> maybe the worm started to turn here. the packard auto plant. opened in 1903, it was considered the most advanced facility of its kind anywhere in the world. huge, epically proportioned. 3.5 million square feet. now, one man lives here. al hill. >> my name is alan hill. welcome to my home. this room here is the former packard motor car company. i started living here seven years ago. at that time, i was apprehensive about the place and what was going on. it is peaceful as the north woods. not having a credit card or mortgage payment or car payment is a blessing. what happened here in detroit is unfortunate,

. >>> "rolling stone," eminem addressed the homophobic slurs he uses. he says he does not associate that terminology with homophobia and that he's just being artistic. >>> jon blames his behavioral problems for "jon & kate plus 8." >>> next year sting and paul simon will hit the road together for a north american tour. >> i think that's going to be a big ticket. >> that would be awesome. 18 dates are scheduled for spring with more expected to be announced. >>> and ellen brought the a cappella group pentatonics and performed "the evolution of beyonce." ♪ you looking like you like what you see ♪ ♪ ladies let 'em check up on me ♪ ♪ to the left to the left ♪ everything you own in a box to the left ♪ ♪ in the closet that's my stuff ♪ ♪ yeah if i bought it please don't touch ♪ >> i love that. >> yeah. because it's talent. that's just pure -- the practice, they have cocoordinate. how did those five people even get together to form the group? >> exactly. and then they each have their own -- if you've ever sung, and i sung with a group of girls, three harmonic b

. -- eminem, took home artist of the year. >> when you want to go back and be with the people you love, and have a regular day making the ordinary extraordinary. >> and the book opens on friday. the adoptive parents of a jewish refugee during world war ii, impressed the cast. >> the level of concentration was better than most adult actors. >> reporter: the book was adapted from a novel based on true stories from the war. suzanne marques, cbs news. >>> good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike haiduk. >> do you have any traffic issues? >> yes, i do. in warrenton. >> do you have any issues? >> it is only a two and a half hour broadcast. >> it may take some time. >>> weatherwise, we have a cold, cold start, temperatures in the 20s in a few spots. lots of 30s out there. don't be surprised if you need the heavy coat all day long. clear skies and great visibility, but a chill in the air. 41 degrees by 9:00. at noon only 47. feels like low to mid-40s with the wind chills. 50 degrees is all i'm forecasting for a high in dc today. your sunset 5:04. you notice the clouds toward ohio and kentuc

eminem won artist of the year. taylor swift's "i knew you were trouble" won youtube phenomenon.and macklemore and ryan lewis took home breakthrough of the year. i didn't see it. >> less produced it putting it mildly. >> thanks so much for being with us. our next newscast is at 5:00. - no. i need a "previously on." - previously on 30 rock... - it all comes down to florida. and they will do whatever i say. [all cheer] - jenna and her 2 million twitter followers might decide the election. and if we figured this out, that means jack figured it out 10 minutes ago. - go! now! before i lose interest! [exciting orchestral music] - going somewhere, lemon? - nothing! damn it! - liz, there you are. i need you to marry me so i don't get sent back to canada. - really? now you have a thing? ♪ - don't know why i was so worried about bringing my marble collection to work. butterfingers! ♪ why do we have that?

>> you remember the eminem video? >> which one? >> remember [ bleep ] the big nose?>> yeah, yeah. [ bleep ] >> she's not that old. yo! >> okay. >> wendy: just so funny. they're sitting there -- they a sitting there, looks like they're talking about what they do you. >> and it terms out i'm wavy and, yes, they want to tap my fatty. >> wendy: i heard that you have since become friends and have invited him to your house. >> yes, i have become friends with rocky and i went to see his show. he opened for rihanna, her world tour, and he came over to my house and what's funny -- i don't travel wi a hype man, but there he is at my hous and you can tell he's hitting on me, by the way. >> wendy: where is your b boyfriend? >> my boyfriend is livid. he's going to be in a ghetto turf war about this. >> wendy: do you still live in the beautiful house? >> yes, i live in that beautiful mansion. >> wendy: you invite a lot of people to your house. >> yeah. >> wendy: do you ever get worried about bumps in the night? >> yes, of course. i'm a nervous nellie. i hear every sound. that's wh

become somewhat of a celebrity since the next alas she died in twenty oh five was a clueless or by eminem can win if you like brothers together we are equal the entire world the measures leading the way to go. well aware of his identity in afghanistan is extremely conservative muslim culture cement so does his best to keep a low profile always ruby has compiled before entering his cabal cafe which she opened four years ago. often in the snow that we conduct the business trading with muslim chemists to it. no doubt the cafes in jeopardy of going out of business because the kabobs are not selling well partly to see couples with a real security which has made people think twice about eating out tomato says that his sales have been declining ever since foreign troops begin withdrawing from afghanistan ahead of their planned withdrawal in twenty fourteen. no problem issue only four years ago as i type in this restaurant i was hoping to get a profit out of that business could sign up almost forty five thousand dollars of my investment has been asked during the past four years for security reaso

the artist of the year, eminem seep here during the show in a live music video for his song "rock god ♪ some winners might be harder to identify like the south korean girls generation and their very colorful music video of the year. "i got a boy." ♪ nominees were partially based on youtube views, likes, shares, and comments. which we've learned skyrocket when you enlist the help of an animation studio to create a stop-motion sensation like lily's. ♪ >> youtube awards more than just music. thanks for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" right here tomorrow morning. we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls.

. >>> in detroit, the childhood home of rap artist eminem has been damaged by a fire.e blaze thursday night. the house is no longer owned by eminem's family but appears on the cover of his latest album. the cause of the fire, unknown. >>> anthony bourdain traveled to the motor city in this sunday's season finale "parts unknown." he say detroit is one of the most magnificent cities in america and explains why you need to plan a trip there. >> reporter: sweet, like detroit. you should come here. you should come here for good reasons and you should come here to see what went wrong. this is a truly magnificent place. this is where everything good in america came from just about. great rock and roll, rhythm and blues, motown, techno. and i mean if you're looking to describe the sort of quintessential detroit character, there's a stubborn determination to stay, to see it through no matter what, and i think above all there's an injured but ferocious pride to anyone who has stayed through good and bad times. you should come here, you should see this. of all american cities, th

the us but it was six magnitude earthquake has struck an area in north texas it is the strongest eminem five years. no damage or injuries have been reported that local stuff and left emotionally shaken. not to vote but mother nature for eighty that some scientists now say that that building and nearby frog king wells is full of stepping off these quakes. he has been to the bible but it doesn't emma's this month on loan to fund it seem more earthquakes in front of the gathering two thousand eight hundred the previous four decades combined. one texas residents in the affected area shared his experience with the setting whenever i read or write a one over two point five minute away and in the three pointer. and our current boom and how large a cannon damage was minor to go back in the iraq war i've talked to one lady and she she had appeared mean opened the flap we have. how to get on to keep up with a canadian. i really didn't matter. let's just say coming to fetch the soles of his controversial opposes if rocky was a wally is thrilled to see the ladies will toe the earth as me too someti

. >> except for one time i was playing eminem in the gym and this woman was on the treadmill walking. and i was like okay. >> do they like you in the building? >> yes. all of the people there are so sweet and especially the valet. they are like so nice. every time i come they are like how are you? >> they want a tip at christmas time is what they want. >> they got candy at halloween. >> they know if you get candy on halloween, as an adult, you know there is a hell of a tip coming. you have to work on thanksgiving on the x factor? >> doi. you kn do you know what i think? i think that simon wants us to suffer. he is like ha ha. >> i agree. >> it's not a holiday for me. he sounds nothing like that. i don't know why i do that. like absolutely nothing like that. >> this is his revenge, forcing the americans who should be relaxing or fighting people for electronics, he is making you work and you have to. can you say no? we don't do that here? >> no, no, no. >> this is why we threw you in the boston harbor or whatever. >> i am really excited. i'm actually performing. >> you are? >> yeah yea

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will stream live on youtube tonight from new york and include p performances from megastars like eminem>> i think there's a huge opportunity here for youtube, if they do this successfully, they're also showing traditional broadcast they don't have the same hold on it anymore as they used to. >> reporter: that's right. tonight, "star search" meets the digital age we merging celebrities just clicks away from stardom. and leading up to all of the big events here in new york city, are other shows around the world including seoul, london and moscow >> it's going global. we covered so many stories just based on these videos from youtube. incredible. >> my vhs is set. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- a scandal i couldn't think of the show. kerry washington hosted "saturday night live." we'll show you some clips from the show coming up in "pop news." don't go anywhere. shop early with kmart free layaway don't let the holidays sneak up on you. and get 5% off toys when you put them on layaway. kmart. get in. get more christmas. wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start re

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and included live performances by lady gaga and eminem, it was actually quite interesting. no.hat a concept. the event set out to be different and spontaneous. and allowed full audience participation. a sign of future. did you see laidgy gaga's outfit? tracy: i did. >> very low-key. she looked like she was in lumberjack shirt. >> i thought eminem was living with jim morrison and elvis presley but apparently not, still performing. >>> all right. lots of demand before the american airlines deal gets off the ground. we'll have market reaction to that next. ashley: the solution to keeping your electric cars charged does not require an he can lick plug. we'll explain. tracy: thank god. ♪ my mantra? family first. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron. the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to rmal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than8 or men with prostate or breast caer. and children should avoido are contact

a prisoner detained said that eminem played for 20 days on end. and in 1989, the u.s.smoke out from the vatican embassy in panama city and in 1990s, nancy sinatra's "these books are made for walking" to try to force cult leader david koresh out of the waco compound. somali piracy may be at a low but just last week the white house said it was concerned by a disturbing increase in piracy on the other side of the africa after two u.s. sailors were taken hostage in the gulf of guinea. if pop music is at all a useful tool go ahead and as britney spears says hit them baby one more time. the correct answer is a, all of the clocks in china are supposed to be set to china standard time. until the 1940s, the country had five time zones but that was changed to one when the communist party took power in 1949 for the sake of efficiency of course. that makes for the biggest time jump between adjacent countries in the world occurs at the border between afghanistan and china. 3.5 hours. so perhaps you can have dinner in china and step across the border into afghanistan and there's sti

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eminem, according to tmz say no, he was not lip syncing on "saturday night live."p syncing. turns out he had what they call a vocal track underneath his live vocals. so he was, in fact, rapping in to the mic. but there was a track underneath. according to tmz anyway. here you go. what do you think? is that cheating or not? >> it is a cheat sheet, right? >> i will go with that. is that cheating or not? >> it is a cheat sheet, right? >> i will go with that. ♪ something about boots and boys ♪ they bring me so much joy ♪ >>> for many girls, those are really the two favorite things, boots and boyce and this fall -- boots and boys, and this fall, something to fall in love with are those thigh-high boots. >> there is apparently a right way to wear it. abc's rachel smith on how to avoid becoming a fashion don't. ♪ >> reporter: aw, yes. those high-thigh boots. a trend that all of the hottest a-listers, even the first lady pulled off flawlessly and, well, tastefully. but let's be honest, when we think of sky high over-the-knee boots -- >> did you really say $100 an hour? >>

called eminem bez zellment or stealing where i grew up. here with the latest. alicia, tell me what is it that the whistle blowers have said to the u.s. special office of counsel. >> abuse of what is called administratively overtime. a lot of folks in dhs get two hours of overtime a day added to their base salary. they work it in various and sundry fashion. in the whistleblowers case some of the guys sit at their desk, watch tv, search the internet and relax. go about their day leaving the office after those extra two hours. this has been going on for a number of years in the sense that border patrol agents have racked up from 2006, in six year period $1.4 billion overtime cost that the a.p. analyzed in 2012. those are costs that they say listen because we really need border patrol agents have-ly to are a lot of balls in the air. they are juggling constantly. you can't expect a guy to drive out two hours, make some appear apprehensions, some rescues, dope seizures and get back to his office in that minimal 8 hour period, so they build that in. >> are they actual

live on youtube tonight from new york and include performances from megastars like lady gaga and eminemix categories, including video, artist and phenomenon of the year. ♪ >> i think there's a huge opportunity here for youtube, because if they do this successfully, they're also showing traditional broadcasts that they don't have the same hold on it anymore as they used to. >> reporter: that's right. tonight, "star search" meets the digital age, with emerging celebrities just clicks away from superstardom. and leading up to all of the big events tonight here in new york city, are other shows around the world including seoul, london and rio and moscow. guys, back to you. >> it's going global. you think about it, looking at the videos, we have covered so many stories just based on these videos from youtube. incredible. >> my vms player is set for tonight. i'm going to watch it. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- it's a scandal i couldn't think of the show. it's my favorite. olivia pope, we know her as kerry washington hosted "saturday night live." is that kerry washington or olivia

. >> i thought that was eminem at first. >> all of the close family and friends i have, writing me. >came up to me during the taping. and said, this fur jacket smells. >> it was from a thrift shop. we had to stay with the theme. >> i like it. people don't know, dan always says harris out. >> yes. >>> we have a lot of news to tell you about this morning. for that, as always, we're going to kick off this half hour with mr. ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, los angeles international airport is expected to reopen this morning following friday's deadly shooting there. fbi says that paul ciancia opened fire inside terminal three, killing a tsa officer and wounding two others. ciancia is under arrest this morning. >>> and the head of the pakistan taliban has been killed in a drone strike in pakistan. hakimullah mehsud is one of the most-wanted terrorists in the world, after osama bin laden. >>> and frightening moments on tape. a car smashing through a store in hartford, connecticut. four people were hurt. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> and finally, get

awards were voted on by fans and eminem won artist of the year. >> wow. even if you are trying to be different, not scripting is not a good idea. >> never. >> in showbiz, no matter what. >> as the "san francisco chronicle" put it never do this again, youtube. pretty rough. >> there were interesting things to it. unscripted and spontaneous is rough. >> youtube phenom of the year -- >> harlem shake. >> you nailed it. >>> building momentum, piece by piece for the upcoming lego movie. >>> and oprah's huge selloff. the money she raised and the favorite thing she did not want auctioned off. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. no hair removal. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. >>> there are growing questions about the safety at cirque du soleil production in las vegas. >> that's after one performer's brush with death this weekend falling nearly four stories in front of a horrified audience. rina ninan has the latest. >> reporter: this is "zark

when it comes to the nominees, you'll find a mirks of the established like laid the gaga and eminem and the uncon vengsed like violinist lindsay sterling. >> i tried all the more mainstream traditional routes to get my music heard. it got very discouraging because no one was at all interested in spending time of a violinist who danced around to electronic music. i don't understand why. >> reporter: will lindsay be one of the lucky six to walk away with a statue? we'll have to see. for now the best seat in the house is right at home. >> since there are only six categories, the 90-minute show will most likely be filled with performances. the show starts streaming at 6:00 p.m. eastern time on, where else, youtube. >> great folks are getting a chance who might not be discovered any other place. >> it's pretty impressive [ male announcer ] no matter what city you're playing tomorrow. [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ >>> stay ahead, mario armstrong makes that internet cloud work for [ la

his latest rumination, "white girls" malcolm x, eminem, richard prior and michael jackson.ambda literary. they would never point to the white model and say white girl. in thinking about it i wanted to know what a white girl was in my head. i wanted to write about what it means, not only in terms of society but identification of men of color. we're joined by alton, a star writer. thank you so much for joining us and congratulations on the new book. >> thank you, alex, and thank you for having me. >> let me ask you first, who qualifies as a white girl. when you went about thinking about this part of society, how did you sort of -- what were the determining factors? >> well, i think to qualify as a white girl in this book doesn't specifically mean gender and race, it has something to do with identification with power and marginalization. when we speak about michael jackson, at a certain point in his career when he performed with diana rosa lot of black homosexuals would refer to him as a white girl because he slowly eradicated any reference physically to his blackness. so i th

they're walking on their pants and hat on pants on backwards listening to eminem and snoopy snoopy dogcome across somebody who doesn't thing that they need to cut social security, you should leave the room and stick a finger down your throat and give them the green weenie. one time he got mad at me and referred to me as a that. it. that was fun. earlier this year, allen simpson pubically blew a gasket to a wyoming newspaper. i will not read the whole thing. in public life i have been called everything. a fool, idiot and all the rest and that is fair, believe it or not in politics. but what is not fair in my mind is when someone tries to distort who i am as a person and that was done on the evening of september 21. he had a run-in with the wife of former vice president dick cheney, also the mother of current republican senate hopeful, liz cheney. allen simpson is supporting mr. enzy and her mom is apparently upset about that. she said how could you forget that 8-year-old girl and how could you not support her? then lynn said i have heard enough about that and i don't want to hear any mo

music straight from the us with the fest youtube user towards an eclectic shared it around rapper eminem artist of the year he was one of the big names performing at the weekend unknown with lady ga ga and arcade fire. i know the goal is to go. the dow it is. chew lulu. all these d. do you. i will the us snow. sophia did in the philippines will most powerful typhoon zed ever to make it on for ted's through the region destroying everything in its pot. or why is all in geneva cracks in the gym stop to favor the deal could be struck as multilateral talks on tehran's nuclear program drawn to a close and out of this world in the buildup to the twenty fourteen winter games of the russian city of sochi. the olympic torch continues its epic relay this time it set out to space. oh and what is also in part thank you very much indeed for joining us to all of us went out. we begin with the lake is almost full to the mullahs awful type things in history. super typhoon heidi on which has been tearing through areas of the central philippines with ferocious winds of up to three hundred and fifteen films

here's the winners, artist of the year eminem. video of the year, they're out of korea called girls' generation. 75 million views for their song i got boy and breakthrough of the year macklemore and ryan lewis. of course, we know their song "can't hold us." a different feel. it was all live streamed on youtube. you could log in and log out. check it out. >> wave of the future. >> you hang in there with the beard. >> it's going to be a long road, matt. >> it's beard in air quotes. >> coming up, we'll take a turn, cleveland kidnapping victim michelle knight shares never before heard details of her terrible ordeal. >> also ahead, former new york city police commissioner bernard kerik on his fall from grace after his time behind bars. grace and why he now thinks the prison system is severely broken. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (a

soldiers have been killed by these movements the terrorists to fight the next two stops between the eminem and the other militias which actually anybody actually notice. it is asking why all these did he and alicia than the groups which the role of the whole area with a hug on them and even me as i launch into a single ball that school does the in french of the international soldiers eyes a lot of the same time be there. be it civilians the unknown that is a lot actually looking after they are the most in this odd that that they are actually being that the victims as well it made a living giving it to the reports of the people libyans the pistons who refuse to show these hate groups on the ladder so went to ft. they they they held the role in this amnesty which has also been a baby and asking the french today the situation and to that too given up our two nd although they know that they can fight together about the french axes is is is not getting any help to the enema it to the opposite. the is providing the weapons and security and purchase tickets to the audience and do other groups but

. >> reporter: the pop star has a gang of support, from oprah to eminem.t want to have to smile and put on a happy and be -- but sometimes you just got to just suck it up. >> reporter: for "good morning america," diana perez, abc news, new york. >> no apologies from justin bieber. >>> coming up here, eme [ cheers and applause ] >>> best thanksgiving ever time. we're getting you ready for it. no one better to help us do it than our good friend, "gma" food correspondent, emeril lagasse. here with some tasty sides, including one you voted for. and we're going to get to this one. it was neck and neck. really neck here. >> we had candied sweet potatoes, that was neck and neck with the brussels sprouts. but the brussels won. we have taken the pancetta out. the reason for that is, if you added the onions first, the water and the onions wouldn't crisp. >> yeah. >> just remember that. >> okay. >> after that, we add onions. and we're going to caramelize them, which is what i have right here. >> we got to go slow, right? >> exactly. >> very good, george. >> i've been

some of the winners from the night were eminem and a pop group.ke the awards show, the winners seemed less important than the show itself. it lasted about 90 minutes. millions of people voted for the winners online. but i don't know about viewership. it seemed like the peak wof it was. you can go back today or tomorrow and watch it, because it's online. >> and next year maybe they'll do a little more planning. >> reporter: we do cnn heros on this network, and the minute it's over, they start planning for next year. can you imagine putting together an entire awards show in two weeks? >> i'm going to watch it. >> reporter: it's a train wreck that you can't take your eyes away from. >> if you were watching the simpsons last night, you might have noticed a tribute to one of the shows departed characters. bart simpson wrote a touching blackboard message, simply, we'll really miss you ms. k. it's a tribute to the actress who voiced his teacher. wallace passed away last month. she was 70 years old. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," eagle's quarterback

eminem artist of the word. barack obama and met romney epic rap battles of history. you familiar with this one, john? jon: i was not. >> i googled it as well. it was a parody and spoofed on mitt romney and barack obama rapping toward each other, two actors poking fun at presidential candidates. jenna: too bad that didn't happen in real life. >> no. i wonder if our president can rap? i haven't seen that. jenna: we'll leave that question to be answered. jon: clearly lady gaga didn't want to shell out for the meat dress budget for this one. this was more down scale award. >> didn't spend money on makeup. wanted to go all natural. she pretended she never took singing lessons. jon is very savvy. jon: that's right, yeah. thanks, julie. >> see ya. jenna: there is new questions following friday's deadly shooting at lax. do security measures need to change at our nation's airports? we're going to speak with a former deputy direct to the tsa, what if anything really should be done in light of what we saw on friday. >>> also as loyal muslim brotherhood supporters push for his f

. >> do you think, mark lamont hill, between eminem and what we have seen recently, the new album comingphobic lyrics and what we're seeing here with kanye west, do they sit down in between albums thinking, what can i do or say that will get me buzz when my music comes out? >> sometimes i feel like that. to me, the most interesting kanye west is when he's doing it by accident. when he says the thing about george bush after hurricane katrina, when he's giving a response about glass ceilings in the fashion industry, he's being real and honest. but when he starts thinking about being messy and controversial, you get a mess like this. sometimes they're doing it to get attention and it's the wrong kind of attention. >> it matters, as you say, when it's real. mark lamont hill and nischelle turner, thanks, you two, very much. >>> tonight, a special edition of ac 360 later. anderson cooper will take a look at race and justice in america. 10:00 eastern on cnn. make sure you tune in. and election day, it is hours away. people across the country will be heading to the polls tomorrow. coming up next

we are happy to issue informational guidance as it becomes necessary amount eminem domain. >> of the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair being with us today and for coming to california and for your sincere efforts. the impact of the dodd-frank del and its oversight of the financial institutions if we don't reach certain standards they could put them out of business. do you feel the accountability in your role obviously the capitol standards haven't been met, that you are able to function and nobody is going to put you out of business. the tax payers are here. you stated last month that may be $1.68 billion we heard in 2009 that the fha was stable and sound and secure from the future. so this creates a lot of the concern with american people. it keeps mounting a part of the government that has accrued an enormous amount of debt. the foreign budget writer and paul ryan said the same thing that the steam is out of control and that will collapse like greece. they have said it in many ways. so i would hope that you would share that

the good old days where the president felt like he'd been wrestling with come in the mud with big eminemord what happened everybody gets dirty. and i think it was the promise and pledge, the goal of president clinton, president bush and president obama all essential to the first campaign in the widest to change that and to elevate themselves and our politics, and all three of them failed. this president, again not all his fault by any means but this president has in some ways been the biggest their by most metrics political science is used to measure partisanship. is really a puzzle. and while i said a lot of partisans are concerned about this there are a lot of people who are not particularly parts and/or engaged but look at the mess in washington and just kind of spread out their disdain for everybody. so it's a challenge, given the dynamics in our politics today to fighting the other side which partisans urge everyone to do this as one of the previous questions did, and still elevate yourself with a wider electorate. because once you yield to those to do with your base, very difficult