here is hugh dancy having breakfast with hannibal lecter in the new crime show, "hannibal."o start the day. some eggs, some sausage. >> that is delicious, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> i would apologize for my analytical ambush. but i know i will soon be apologizing again, and you'll tie up that -- we saw. i have to consider using apologies sparingly. >> do keep it professional. >> or we could socialize like adults. god forbid we become friendly. >> i don't find you that interesting. >> you will. >> jimmy: oh, you will. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, there's brains in the sausage! there's brains in the sausage. now that you are an american -- now, i will say. >> everything but legally. >> jimmy: yes, exactly. we have to play a drinking game. >> great! >> jimmy: if you're on our show. are you down? >> yes. >> jimmy: let's do it. you guys, do not miss the premiere of "hannibal" thursday at 10:00 p.m. here on nbc. hugh dancy and i are drinking beer after the break. stick around! this is fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's been said that the best songs don't give answers, b

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hannibal lecter. >> everything else in your mind.ssociations. >> whose profile are you working on? whose profile are you working on? >> i'm sorry, will, upsetting is what we do. i can't shut my mind off any more than you can do. >> please, don't psychoanalyze me. you won't like me when i'm psychoanalyzed, no, if you'll excuse me, i'm going to give a lecture on psychoanalyzing. >> i watched the first episode right before i came up here. maybe that's why i'm all -- it is, it's rough going there. because of the subject matter, obviously. >> it's creepy, chilling subject matter. >> in a delicious way. >> it leaves hopefully a little taste in your mouth. >> oh. >> tell us about your character. you have sort of a sixth sense when it comes to solving crimes. >> i think you put it very well. he can place himself in the minds and in the shoes, if you like, of people particularly people who commit violent crimes. he just has that part of his brain that can go there. >> you have pure empathy. >> exactly. >> not a great gift to have. >> it's not

nbc's new series "hannibal" premieres tonight.ur slicker and your hat? the waterfall swing is available. hannibal is stirring a lot of excitement already. "people" magazine gave it 4 out of 4 stars saying you will eat it up and ask for more calling it nbc's best drama in forever. >> are you gratified to see how much the critics are loving the show already? >> yeah. i get it secondhand because i try not to read them. self-preservation. i hear we're going down very well. >> let's make sure people understand. this is the story of the time before hannibal was known as a nut job. who do you play? >> i play the guy that hasn't figured it out yet. will graham is my character. he's an fbi profiler. i end up inadvertently working with animals. he's out, he's on the street. we don't know what he gets up to and he's a psychiatrist. >> your character is a little bit off, right? how would you describe him? >> well, he finds it very easy to kind of walk in the shoes of violent criminals, which is obviously an uncomfortable gift. >> this is a pr

>> i was still focusing on clarise and hannibal lecter. what brokaw said, we know now. there was enough research done. bottom line in the muslim communities, around the world they do not like us. they recruit people from poor areas and they turn them into terrorists. jay -- these guys were not poor. >> they had opportunities and scholarships. >> they do go to gaza and some of the refugee camps and recruit. it is not hard to recruit. the hatred for the united states runs deep. that's back to my point, we have to consider given so many people hate us we have to cutoff muslim students coming to this country for some time so we can absorb what we've got and look at what we've got and decide if some of the people here should be sent home or to prison. >> even on twitter there is a free dzhokhar movement, is that how you say it? people proclaiming his innocence because it is easy on twitter not to come front evil. why are these losers so looserly. >> what can we say? they don't have common sense and don't care about children being murdered and blown up. it is disturbing. they

rod castillo and officer hannibal of the department received this award. it's one of the first departments received for this time for technology for a place that just got e-mailed last year. a lot of work right now with young people. we met today, the mayor's office announced last year 5,000 summer program is now a 6,000 job summer program. we have enjoying some peace dividend. we are trying to get to this generation before they fall the other way and trying to give gain full employment. the city is involved. last year the department was able to get about 125 kids jobs, some in the department, some outside the department, some privately funded, some publically funded and hope to get kids jobs through the san francisco police department and we believe we can have an in packet and have young people see you differently. we pretty much sat down and kids talked about whatever they wanted to talk about and each group took the conversation anyway and we learned a lot from each other some of these kids are also going to be placed inside the department and finally

won't see major problems but from about clarksville to hannibal down to st.will see the mississippi river cresting during the day today and as we go through tuesday the illinois river will crest and south of peoria on wednesday we'll see it crest. there is rain heading for the region but not enough to cause them to go back up but may stabilize and stay where they are and worry about levees getting overtopped but a half inch to an inch expected tonight into tomorrow in this same region of the country. been very soaked as of late. as far as the forecast goes today, umbrella day in florida. very warm, humid. thunderstorms especially from miami northwards up towards orlando and northwest, we're also watching some beautiful weather around seattle but the storm that moved through this weekend is producing snow this morning in areas from rapid city to south dakota. a few inches of snow, not like last week but could see a slick spot on the road and look towards tomorrow. we will see a little bit of rain possible up there in boston but much of the east coast will be o

russian person to name the most famous black person is almost certain they will say it was a brown hannibal who is famous because he is a great great grandfather of the russian writer but lived in the 18th century so there were no other famous black people whether from africa directly or the caribbean or the united states who lived in

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. >>> tomorrow hugh dancy, from "hannibal". >>> plus a performance by -- yeah, the kids. >> part 2 ofes. have a great day, everybody. jeff: her favorite role. >> as a mom i just feel like i'm good. jeff: feeling great after dropping 30 pounds. >> will power? jeff: plus her fear of dating. >> i would rather lick the bottom of my shoe than go on a date. jeff: i'm going to be your match maker. >> it's not good. [captioned by national captioning institute] [cbs television distribution] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show. and i'm learning to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting the talk show because there's a lot to talk about. jeff: welcome to the show. today's guest, jenny garth. she basically grew up in front of us on 90210. she's been on television forever, went through a lot of stuff personally. she is back. she was on the cover of people magazine looking very good. she's single. she's dating. and she's here. take a look. jenny garth. roll it. if you were around a television set in the 1990s you'll remember this tune

i believe we have tape of hannibal. >> patty cake, patty cake, baker's man. pat it and roll it. mark it with a b. >> vicious and intelligent. anthony, are you not against owning a gun. what do you make of the ordinance? >> i see what they are doing here. any push back against the anti-gun people and their kneejerk response and legislation. >> you didn't push back at all. >> the only push back there seems to be that gets any coverage is a loonetic gun owner and the crazy nra who oh wow they are loonetics. they want to arm people and train them and arm them. it is crazy. anytime the other side could come out and say something i am for it. i honestly think if you think an entire town is armed it is probably less apartment that a -- less apt a criminal would take that chance. i don't think they want to get shot as anybody else does. >> it is like the signs in the door that say beware of dog. you don't know if there is a dog in there, but there might be. >> and the fact that there is no consequence to the law, it is like the gun laws that are already on the books. did you see what i

trying to get african-american children out on the baseball field, tonight after a new episode of "hannibal>> i would like to see that movie. thank you for joining us, we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> good night. >> now on "extra" -- bill o'reilly sounds off on the new front page anthony weiner bombshell. >> you think he has a chance? >> in new york city? >> weiner mounting a comeback for mayor after a sex scandal. could it happen? >> "the new york post" is having a field day with the weiner pun. >> what happens when barbara walters crashes our interview with o'reilly? and who copped a feel of kelly's husband? >> grabbed my [bleep]. >> cruz and lopez. >> tom and mario in the middle of the cruise mania. near deadly coast call making ee oblivion." life after katie and -- >> birthday coming up, right? what does she tell daddy she wants? >> now trending, charlie sheen sets the record straight about lindsay. >> some props missing from the show. was she late quite a bit? >> plus, what miranda kerr fired or did she quit victoria's secret? and hollywood's go-to criminal defense lawyer mark gera

lawrence fishburne will be there, talk about his series "hannibal" and eliminated finalist from "americanbin, good team. athletic background. i bet you they will talk about ncaa, should be great. >> and she is always great. no matter where she goes. she is going to leave her mark there. okay. moving on to beyonce. beyonce is going on tour, this is her, world tour, quite a bit after she had blue ivy and drawn a little bit of criticism. that says, "hey, you are a mama now. you got to spend time with your baby." to quiet her critics she posted a picture. the 16-time grammy winner, posted this picture. mother/daughter duo, monogrammed chairs. there you see one says mom's name, baby's name. along with a tiny winking emoticon. >> so they can be the same height. >> that's cute. >> there you go, world, she is taking her baby on tour. interesting to see what happens later in life when the baby has to go to school and can't be whisked away on a world tour. beyonce, get it all out of your system now, girl. >> let's talk about justin bieber. i think we're all getting a little sick of talking about bi

affidavit also statements that teens seized an animal did dissection kit, books on serial killings and hannibalechter masks. >> they herd a popping noise and rolled over on its side. a horrible crash. investigators say two people died today in this on a highway east of dallas in irving. police inside -- i should say people inside that bus describe complete chaos in the seconds after it happened. passengers piled on top of each other, blood everywhere. people screaming for help. the bus itself was a charter headed to a casino in oklahoma. mostly senior citizens in there. and in addition to the two dead. police say more than 40 are in hospitals with many receiving treatment for fractures. not clear really whether that popping noise people heard might have been a tire blowing or something else. we don't know. but federal statistics show the bus company had a good safety record. at least until now. the national hockey league announced a historic move to fight homophobia in sports. up next, what it means for players and what it could mean for the nation's other pro-sports teams. plus, a heart breaki

this is as close to a hannibal lechter cell environment as you can get. they don't even leave for recreation. they just open one of the interior sliding doors and they walk out and they have their 45 minutes of recreation each day, and then boom. right become into the cell without ever interacting with another inmate. so it has a very ominous feel when you walk through the special management unit. and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyl

russian person to name the most famous black person is almost certain they will say it was a brown hannibal who is famous because he is a great great grandfather of the russian writer but lived in the 18th century so there were no other famous black people whether from africa directly or the caribbean or the united states who lived in russia prior to 1917. the famous trips of the representatives of the harlem renaissance of people like langston hughes that was in the soviet period. i was intrigued like to find dead curious new fact i began by a google. nothing came up so i used to russia and the search engine and what came up was the same sentence that started me off but i was intrigued so i spent several months digging through yale university's library in they came up with very little and what i did was contradictory but then i was hooked and had a wonderful gift which was a yearlong sabbatical i decided to try to figure out who this man was so i did research in various places in the united states especially the national archive i went to russia and france and england and turkey and by pro

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. >>> tomorrow hugh dancy, from "hannibal". >>> plus a performance by -- yeah, the kids. >> part 2 of stepping up to the plate. his latest move trying to force a decision on the a's heading south to san jose. >> clearer skies today. giving you a live look from our san bruno cam. expect clear skies to change. meteorologist christina loren will tell us when we'll need our umbrellas handy. >>> a very good morning, everybody. thank you very much for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning to you. i'm marla tellez. the south bay paramedic community is reacting to one of their own being shot. this morning that paramedic is fighting for his life in the hospital. nbc bay area's arturo santiago joins us live in san jose where the man works. emotional out there, arturo. >> reporter: the mood is somber. most everyone trying to come to grips with the shooting. the victim quinn boyer was in the company. that's why it's such a difficult morning for his fellow paramedics and employees at santa clara county ems. each had been notified through e-mail that one of their own quinn boyer had been shot

. >> i was catching up on "hannibal" which is great.with "the walking dead" and "the evil dead" this weekend at the box office. people seem to be really into the zombie thing. >> people get into the phases, vampires for a while and now we're into the -- >> zombie phase. >> maybe one day we'll get to the princess phase. >> a lot of dvr to catch up on. take three, coming out of women's college baseball, should a female be allowed not just to play in the nba but to try out for an nba team? dallas mavericks owner mark cuban is considering drafting baylor women's basketball center britney greiner, she is the best college women's player to ever play, named the player of the year just over the weekend for the second consecutive season. skeptics are saying women shouldn't have to validate themselves by playing against nba players. some say a woman playing in the nba would diminish the importance of the wnba. joanne macaulley said "let's be who we are, be really good at who we are. i appreciate mark cuban watching the game but let's not forget w