it's called "the gq candidate." good looking, isn't it?kles race, religion, politics and fashion. welcome author -- noveli isist goff i. didn't know i had this in me, either. we'll wait for the reviews to think if anyone else thinks i had it in me. i wrote my first book "party crashers" about the 2001 election and my agent was, where's the second book? and i didn't have anything nonfiction tickling my fancy. i said i had a wacky idea, fiction, what happens to a group of friends when one runs for president. never have done a novel before, she said, you have to, and that's how the book came about. >> the antagonist, a black jewish governor who ends up running for president? >> yes. by sheer coincidence. i'm sure everyone knows far from the depths of my naimagination, handsome, african frern, multiracial family. >> and jewish. >> black and jewish. which he's adopted. >> adopted jewish parents, and i wanted to really, even though i know everyone says that sounds very familiar. i did want to do something different in terms of religious diversit

. >> gq came out with worst dressed cities. as a result may surprise you.ity considered the fashion capitol of the world is no. 5. jersey shore is 19. reporter john at water with reaction from the worst offender, boston. >> i have seen people looking very stylish. >> people up to date with their clothing choice. >> but it's flip flop. white sox. baseball caps that are dragging them down gq says. >> i think we have more casual over the years which i lake. >> boston may not be if in slen door but dead last? >> they are probably right p.pretty bad. >> some agree but not as bad as the magazine makes it seem. >> i wouldn't say sloppy. i would say casual. like when you go to symphony or something in many cities everybody is dressed to the 9. but not here. >>reporter: the city also takes a hit for the student population but most here take it until stride. >> i take it as being very take already. very proper and tl tasteful. >> discounting out of town magazine out of touch assessment. >> gq magazine saying boston worst dress. it's the great city. best sports town i

. -- meets gq. joe looks comfortable in front of a camera for the first time maybe ever. the unibrow is gone. he is even a romantic. look at this photo, black and white, looks like a movie poster. peyton manning not ready to start throwing following next surgery. delayed rehab because of the nfl lockout, the rules have prevented him from working out with a therapist. i would have told him to take a break and go and open his own practice. i guess it is good news for the rest of the leak. -- the rest of the league. tonight, zack makes his then laid debut against it josh ett.ha one of the easiest tournaments' on schedule. john daly blew up again, but not as bad as he thought. he has always partnered dawn hamilton. put me down for 18. it was only 13. like johnny vegas, a lovely putt. he is going crazy with 62. he is still three shots shy of the record 59 set last year. stay with us, a check of the weekend forecast is coming up right after this. >> tonight at 11:00, the "don't ask, don't tell" delay that could have service members waiting longer to serve openly. a tough day fo

gq says there's too much fleece being worn. ask san franciscoens to lay off the rei clothing.is boston, then la, manhattan, the fashion capital of the country is number five. >> and look at these people, they are all bundled up because we had unseasonally cooler weather here. how this cool air mass will affect your weekend and how you'll be dressing as eyewitness news returns. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. placed pat burrell on the disabled >>> good friday evening. today we had temperatures about 17 degrees below normal in many of our neighborhoods. livermore 71 degrees. people were out and about still, but on the chilly side. especially when the wind kicks up out of the west. for your weekend,

gq says there's too much fleece being worn. ask san franciscoens to lay off the rei clothing.e is boston, then la, manhattan, the fashion capital of the country is number five. >> and look at these people, they are all bundled up because we had unseasonally cooler weather here. how this cool air mass will affect your weekend and how you'll be dressing as eyewitness news returns. ,,,,,,, placed pat burrell on the disabled >>> good friday evening. today we had temperatures about 17 degrees below normal in many of our neighborhoods. livermore 71 degrees. people were out and about still, but on the chilly side. especially when the wind kicks up out of the west. for your weekend, sunday will pan out to be the warmest of the two coming up. as far as that marine layer, it will begin to retreat to the bay at least tomorrow with partial clearing and the body next week. we'll start to see summertime temperatures return to the san francisco bay area. now as far as that deep marine layer is concerned. extends inland tomorrow morning all the way towards the central valley. before it restre

that's tonight s good question: gq >>> they have the best seat in the house but also have a job to doewis wants to know how much are professional caddies paid? that's tonight's good question. one goes that way. one goes right there. >> so how much is advice like this really worth? >> what you'll notice is as you get up into the fairway how much it opens up to the right side. >> that's good for me because i slice it a little bit. >> this will fit you great. >> wouldn't it be great to have a guy like this with you the next time you played golf? well, the pros do and they pay for that advice. >> i think on the tour 12 to 1500 for the week. >> the pro at the half moon bay golf links says the caddies on tour get a weekly salary which pretty much covers their travel and lodging expenses. the really big money comes rolling in when the pro makes the cut. that's called the 5/7/10 rule. >> then his caddie will get 5% of whatever he makes that week if he makes the cut. if the player happens to finish in the top 10 then the caddie gets 7% of that. then for a win the caddie will share 10%. >> do t

the 22 year-old told gq magazine he has not had a drink in the year because it was becoming too dependent on alcohol to have a good time. he says that he likes the changes he has noticed after no drinking. the final installment in the harry potter film opens july 15th. >> maria shriver has been offered over a $15 million advance for a tell-all book on her life. that would break the all-time record of 14 million that was offered to president clinton. no word on whether or not maria shriver is considering the deal. paroled for of canada continues. prince william and catherine have arrived in the west the newlyweds route of their canadian tour on friday. it will be in las angeles. 6 their first trip to the united states. >> it is hot today and then we will cool down 11. this weekend the fog into the sea breeze kicks in. we can expect low 80s throughout the weekend. 6:56 a.m., we are back with more. >> and one minutes before 7:00 a.m., the top stories we're following this hour, a man drowned in the russian river. we will tell you what happens. >> this search for survivors after a boat capsize

you can find the list -- a link to gq's 340 worst dress cros in america on ktvu.com. click on "web link." >> in you wanted an iphone, but didn't want to switch cell phone companies, you won't have to wait much longer. apple's next generation iphone will run on all carriers. they report that the cares are beta-testing the new phones. as of yet no one is willing to say what new features that the iphone 5 will have. >>> a warm-up may finally be on the way. our meteorologist mark tamayo tells us when it may arrive. hi parents, it's going to be such a big school year. your kids will each take care of our class hamsters, lewis & clark. then i'll tell them the story of pluto, the sad little planet that was. i'll introduce them to some new friends, the fractions, and some cold blooded ones, the dinosaurs. [sfx: dinosaur growl] clark! anyway, here's what they'll need: markers, scissors, crayons, pencils, folders, juice boxes, pretzel sticks, glue sticks, tape that sticks, and glitter. so much glitter. school takes a lot. target has it all. i know you're worried about making yo

unlike most of the world, when i read your recent controversial "gq" interview, i nodded my way throughi totally got where you're coming from. maybe the comments were a little bit emotional in parts, but i actually thought, well, you know what? maybe it had to be said. this. digest it. and think about what "hannah montana," this global phenomenon, had actually done to you as a family. >> i realized that i made a big mistake even giving that interview. it was the darkest time of my life. of dark. not -- i mean, it was dark. and turbulent and that would have been a real good time for me to probably go sit by the fire alone, you know? >> well, you were on your own. weren't you? >> i was. >> you split up temporarily from your wife, the love of your life. you were probably feeling pretty depressed. lonely. all the things that go with it. when i read it cold again yesterday. i wasn't so sure it was such a big mistake. >> yeah, i just think, you know, i probably -- that wasn't a good time for me to do an interview. i'm sure of that. >> but it was searingly honest. it's what you felt, wasn't it

unlike most of the world, when i read your recent controversial "gq" interview, i nodded my way throught, i totally got where you're coming from. maybe emotional in parts. i actually thought, well, you know what, it had to be said. maybe the family had to read this. digest it. and think about what "hannah montana," this global phenomenon, had actually done to you as a family. >> i realized that i made a big mistake even giving that interview. it was the darkest time of my life. of dark. not -- i mean, it was dark. and turbulent and that would have been a real good time for me to probably go sit by the fire alone, you know? >> well, you were on your own. you were probably feeling pretty depressed. lonely. all the things that come with it. when i read it cold again yesterday. it wasn't so sure it was such a big mistake. >> yeah, i just think, you know, that wasn't a good time for me to do an interview. i'm sure of that. >> it's what you felt. >> i was definitely dealing -- >> you'd seen your family slightly fractured by -- and the fame aspect couldn't be irrelevant to it. >> i felt like a

he's the sportswriter for "gq" magazine.sports, and he bros out really hard and he happens to be gay. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it is one of the funniest characters i've ever seen in a movie and woody, you know, he is genius. >> jimmy: he knows how to play it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's the clip. "friends with benefits." you guys. justin and woody. >> supposed to meet up with jamie. >> that head hunter? >> uh-huh. >> you guys going out now? >> no, no, no. we're just friends. messing around a little bit. >> what do you mean? >> sleeping together but it's just sex. >> that never works, bro. >> what do you know about women anyway? >> dude, i've turned down more tail than you'll ever have. >> but, yeah bro. you're gay. >> but the offers still keep rolling in naturally. look at me. >> so it's always just about sex then? >> no. i've been in love. i went down that rabbit hole. you know what i discovered. it's not who you want to spend friday night with, its who you want to spend all day saturday with. you know the feeling? >> i get it,

he told "gq" magazine he became too reliant on alcohol to enjoy stuff.now instead of simply cutting down on drinks, he's cutting out drinking all together. the last movie in the series premiers this thursday. >>> the drug chantix helps people stop smoking. it was prescribed to 13 million people. but now there's a new study that links it to an increased for heart problems. erica edwards has that story. >> reporter: if there's one thing the medical community typically degree agrees on, it's this, if you smoke, you're likely to develop an illness from lung disease to heart attacks. so many smokers turn to chantix to decrease risks. >> i honestly didn't think i would quit. >> reporter: that is where doctors begin to disagree. >> it's the worst drug on the u.s. market. >> i don't believe it's a dangerous drug. >> reporter: researchers pulled data on 14 studies of chantix and found smokers who take the drug have an increased chance of serious heart problems like heart attack. >> we had smokers without any evidence of heart disease. and that's where we found a

you can find the list -- a link to gq's 340 worst dress cros in america on ktvu.com. on "web link." >> in you wanted an iphone, but didn't want to switch cell phone companies, you won't have to wait much longer. apple's next generation iphone will run on all carriers. they report that the cares are beta-testing the new phones. as of yet no one is willing to say what new features that the iphone go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> well last sunday he was standing here talking about the calling trend that was about to move into the bay area well, it moved in and it's still here. not too much change with our weather pattern over the past few days. on live stormtracker, it there is that fog bank surging back into the bay with overcast towards san francisco, oakland, even concord reporting mostly cloudy skies and also gusty winds out there. a look at the buoy in the bay, winds gusting

in an interview with gq uk he said he quit alcohol after a drinking problem while starring in the harryer franchise. kind of bizarre that one that's coming out now. a lot of pressure he faces as a young man. >> no one wants to see a wizard on the loose. just saying. >> no. >> the last installment out soon. we'll watch that together. i sharks thanks a lot. more ahead here at the top of the hour starting with more on today's dramatic verdict in the casey anthony murder trial. ♪ [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums twenty-five thousand mornings, give or take, is all we humans get. we spend them on treadmills. we spend them in traffic. and if we get lucky, really lucky, it dawns on us to go spend them in a world where a simple sunrise can still be magic. twenty-five thousand mornings. make sure some of them are pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. >>> this is a special edition of 360. millions took a lost little girl

in an interview with gq uk he said he gave up alcohol last august after spending years battling a secretile starring in the harry potter franchise. kind of bizarre, that one, that's coming out now. >> a lot of pressure he faced as a young man. at least he's owning up to it now. >> true. no one wants to see a wizard drunk on the loose. just saying. >> no. >> yes. i'm just saying. >> the last installment out soon. we'll watch that together. isha, thanks. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil. ♪ ♪ i'm back in the saddle again ♪ ♪ out where a friend is a friend ♪ [ gulps ] ♪ where the longhorn cattle feed ♪ ♪ on the lowly gypsum weed ♪ back in the saddle again see how affordable an rv vacation can be. visit gorving.com and watch a free video. go affordably. go rving.

the 21-year-old actor tells "gq" he began to film too much while filming in 2009. >>> with less than before the united states runs out of money and still no sign of an agreement on raising the nation's credit limit, could a constitutional crisis be the only way to solve the nation's debt dilemma? senator chris coombs is a member of the budget committee. thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for a chance to be on. >> eugene robinson writing this in today's "the washington post," he says quote, obama's in your face attitude seems to have thrown republicans off their stride. they thought all they had to do was convince everyone that they were crazy enough to force an unthinkable default on the nation's financial obligations. now you have to wonder if obama is crazy enough to let them. he's referring to letting the clock run out on the debt ceiling deadline. do you see this debate coming down to a game of chicken? >> richard, i really hope it doesn't. it's important for us to convey to the american people, to working families to the global investment climate that we're going to responsi

. >>> let's move on to daniel radcliffe, the "harry potter" star, said in the latest issue of "gq" thatack in august of 2010 because he was getting a little too caught up in the partying lifestyle. that he was having a few too many whiskeys. that was his drink of choice. not butter beer for all of you muggles wondering what he was consuming. evidently he has just turned 21 and he's decided to go sober. >> i think that's an excellent choice. he's in the spotlight, there's a lot of pressure there, people can find be a escape in alcohol. >> it's a slippery slope. >> it doesn't work for him, it's a good thing he quit now. >>> more details from kate moss' wedding. she just got hitited. remember she was dating that guy for the longest time. >> pete dougherty. >> obviously it was the most unhealthy relationship. both of them severe drug issues. she has gotten married and she looks beautiful. look at that. there is a bride for you right there. >> very happy. >> she married this fellow, his name's jamie hince. shocker, he's a rocker. she tends to like the rock 'n' roll types. we wish them the be

. >> they had a#gq ladder they tilted up to climb the 20ok feet.xd from their boat to an opening on thek. he's shootingÑi upkoats7me with the ak-47. i'm going to say six c t(jták seven seconds for him to get up and on to the ñrdeck. >> it was 7:15 a.m. wednesday. the maersk alabama had been boarded by pirates. these are the photos taken later by a crew member. the chief mate, by then, locked in his office down below, couldn't believe it. >> i was gearing myself up for a fistxd fight type situation. i was screaming and punching the walls and ñ.ájjtáy >> the captain didn't want to give up without a fight either. up on the bridge, h.á thought he had time before towed back offw3 and hide himself.n(5"yrñ our next procedureeq$rj for to us back off the bridge and surrender the bridge but i didn't see a reason at that >> let me give82tuÑ arraign to surrender the bridge. they've got ak-47s and you've got nothing but a flare gun. a lot of people would have said that's a good time toxd surrender. >> butxd you can't surrender. i'm still trying to keep Ñ/ semblance of cont2 unbeknownst toñr me, one

in an interview with gq uk he said he quit alcohol after a drinking problem while starring in the harryat's coming out now. a lot of pressure he faces as a young man. >> no one wants to see a wizard on the loose. just saying. >> no. >> the last installment out soon. we'll watch that together. i sharks thanks a lot. more ahead here at the top of the hour starting with more on today's dramatic verdict in the casey anthony murder trial. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums this past year alone. there was a 93% increase in cyber attacks. in financial transactions... on devices... in social interactions... and applications in the cloud. some companies are worried. some, not so much. thanks to a network that secures it all and knows what to keep in, and what to keep out. outsmart the threats. see how at cisco.com cisco. it's actually a connecting rod coming out to the side of the block this is a big piece of the engine b

author of the book, the "gq candidate." get into that another time.>> pleasure to see you, dylan. how are you? i'm good. when my mother decided her family was complete and spoke with her doctor about having a tubal likation, most call having your tubes tied she was told her husband would have to sign giving consent. not during the dark ages but the dawn of the 1980s and not a third war country but texas. her story was a stark remind ter really wasn't that long ago our country was stuck in the dark ages when it comes to women having the right to control our own bodies. it was also a powerful reminder while abortion remains the most divisive reproductive rights issue an the one likely to garner the most headlines it is not necessarily the most important. there are plenty of reproductive rights issues that affect all women, including those who may not consider themselves pro-choice. and these are the issues through which president obama may end up leaving his greatest legacy p. last week, a panel convened recommended insurance cover birth control for fre

. >> in your book to read "gq" profiled any the suicide bombers? how easy is it to make a suicide vest, to put together a suicide bomb? >> the actual technicalities of putting together a bomb are not all that difficult. however, there is a bit of an expertise involved which is why most suicide bombers are walking volunteers, not longtime members of a terrorist group is to go to join a group. why are they joined the group? two reasons. they need to learn how to kill people. it's easy to kill yourself, not so easy to actually kill others. although it can be learned pretty quickly. then secondarily they want credit. they want the social prestige that comes from communities of doing the attack for them. and the terrorist groups do that by releasing martyr videos after the fact. >> how much does it cost to go together like a suicide vest? >> a suicide vest easily less than a thousand dollars. most of the money that, in fact, will go into a suicide vest is not coming from the blasting caps, it's not coming from the actual test itself. it's literally just

has just told "gq" magazine he is no longer drinking after partying, quote, unsuccessfully.ng while filming "the half blood prince." how insane the paparazzi never caught him with a drink in hand. he says he is now enjoying the quiet life when he's not on broadway or making blockbusters. >>> love this. remember the camcorder stealing seagull? it is real according to the owner of the video camera taken for a joyride by a seagull. his camera on the ground in cannes. it is insane how viral this video has gone, wait, we got to just check it out when it comes in for the landing. it is really good. fellini at his best. it is. it is felliniesque and thank you very much. complete with sound effects. very talented. >>> speaking of movies, can you guys envision selena gomez as a young charlotte york? the creator of "sex and the city" says she can. she released her second prequel book that will be brought to life and there are rumors that blake lively could be cast as a young carrie bradshaw. pretty inspired casting. >>> and you guys remember this youtube video of micah. he was in hyst

let's start with daniel live all right, guys, he has just told "gq" magazine he is no longererrinkingnsucucssfully. he started began drinking in 2009 while shooting "harry potter and the half blood prince" and realized he was relying on alcohol too much. how insane the paparazzi never caught harry potter with a drink in hand. he says he is now enjoying the quiet life when he's not on broadway or making blockbusters. >>> all right. love this. remember the camcorder stealing seagull video? it is real according to the owner of the video camera that was taken for a joyride by a seagull. his camera on the ground in cannes where even seagulls are aspiring filmmakers. it is insane how viral this video has gone. wait, we got to just check it out when it comes in for the landing. it's really good. fellini at his best. it is. it is fellini, felliniesque and thank you very much. complete with sound effects. very talented. >>> speaking of movies, can you guys envision teen sensation selena gomez as a young charlotte york? the creator of "sex and the city" says she can. candace bushnell has just r

kate winslet publicly criticized this "gq" cover, saying they reduced her thighs by a third. we took the ads to colorworks in new york city. >> makeup age eyelashes were done. everything was smoothed out. skin was totally smoothed out. there are no lines, crow's feet, no laugh lines at all. probably the whole shot has been color corrected and manipulated to make the skin tones right. and then, they've probably made a mask in the dark areas. and they made them a little darker. the only way you can do a demonstration like this. >> reporter: i'm no supermodel. but why not put an ordinary photo of me to the photo-shopping test? here i am before. and here's what i look like after. no more dark under eyes, or smile lines. i even have longer eyelashes. hmm, i think i could get used to the new and improved bianna. they even removed a mole. but in a statement from l'oreal the company said, quote, we do not believe that the ad exaggerates the effect that can be achieved using this product. the consumer tests among over 100 women showed that 77% agreed the product made their complexions

i could probably tweak them i could probably tweak them sufficient the gq men die could probably tweakem sufficiently for the next level -- you and i could probably tweak them sufficiently for the next couple of decades. every economist and i know that has studied this question reaches the same conclusion, medicaid and medicare, the singer appearing -- the single largest drivers of that by far, there's nothing to do other than radically scale back payouts. host: why is that not on the table? guest: you know this better than i do, the research on the table shows it is an enormously popular program. even people about republican like medicare. their parents benefited from. they like medicare. that is why it was used. it is under strain. it is so popular. it is very easy to cut programs that you and i do not benefit from. come on, what you know and love. who benefits from medicare? everybody. that is the problem with it. it is so enormous popular. and yet it is unsustainable. and that is not one man's opinion. that is a national certainty. at some point we will have to go. we will deal wit

. >> daniel radcliffe spoke out to "gq" about a drinking issue. >> he sat down and said he had a terriblet to him and he's decided that you can be famous and have a quiet lifestyle and be fine with that. >> and he is such a hard-working young man. he really should have been nominated for a tony for his performance. >> absolutely. >> and nobody ever sought him out. so his friends that he used to go out drinking with. often a lot of these photographs you see in magazines. no one did it to him and he's so happy. >> thank you, rob. let me see your hand. >>> up next, why everybody is buzzing about a baby for will we'>> bllkad e te. >> we'll be right back. [ p.a. announcer ] announcing america's favorite cereal is now honey nut cheerios! yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey! don't forget me!! honey nut cheerios. make it your favorite too! and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight

i could probably tweak them i could probably tweak them sufficient the gq men die could probably tweak them sufficiently for the next level -- you and i could probably tweak them sufficiently for the next couple of decades. every economist and i know that has studied this question reaches the same conclusion, medicaid and medicare, the singer appearing -- the single largest drivers of that by far, there's nothing to do other than radically scale back payouts. host: why is that not on the table? guest: you know this better than i do, the research on the table shows it is an enormously popular program. even people about republican like medicare. their parents benefited from. they like medicare. that is why it was used. it is under strain. it is so popular. it is very easy to cut programs that you and i do not benefit from. come on, what you know and love. who benefits from medicare? everybody. that is the problem with it. it is so enormous popular. and yet it is unsustainable. and that is not one man's opinion. that is a national certainty. at some point we will have to go. we will deal

mila plays a head hunter to recruits justin to take a job at "gq" magazine.ob. >> do people get paid for this? >> no, no, they do it for fun. it's nice to feel like you're a part of something. new york can be a little bit lonely at times. >> and you're trying to sell me on it. >> every place can be a bit lonely sometimes. ♪ new york >> i'm in. >>> mila kunis, justin timberlake, good morning to both of you. thanks for coming on. >> that was a good freeze right there. i'm it. >> there was another second, and you would have nailed that. >> it's good, it's intriguing. you want to know what i'm going to say after that. >> i want to know how you got times square to be clear for that scene. >> it was the middle of the night, and wasn't as clear as you think it was. >> yeah, there was a large congregation of people. >> you shot most on location. i want to talk about the title of this movie, i've been married a long time, been out of the game. "friends with benefits." explain exactly what that means. >> i'm pretty sure it's a reference to borrowing money or -- i'm sur