interview with great pleasure i would like to welcome lebanon's prime minister sheikh saad and heidi i know hello prime minister hello i thought that that and that in few days and i do think that is illusion of the political crisis in iraq will have a positive impact on lebanon and could lead to resolution of the political crisis there as well. because that's about i think that the mean problem here is that the key issue is ignored i mean about a fear of peace for everybody in one thousand a new one there was a peace conference in madrid then there was also the arab summit conference in beirut where the participants came up with the air peace initiative but now the peace process is being destroyed by different amendments which will lead us to nowhere the principle behind the resolutions which were supported by everyone demand that israel should follow the resolutions there would have been no need to talk about arms and other problems that this peace process not been buried in the ninety nine he said we face many difficulties today because israel denies palestinians their legal rights r

list a guy named chapo guzman who's a billionaire cocaine dealer in mexico is on the list he's in heidi i mean how powerful is that guy really but he represents the you know the violence in northern mexico and the inability of the state of bicycle to actually maintain civil order. everybody and when you're talking about people like this they are all representing trends now in the case of hu jintao whoever they comparison here is to barack obama i mean barack obama how powerful is he really he can't get anything done without the consent of the congress and going into this list we were looking at election that we knew he was going to lose really badly and so i think the top position actually reflects barack obama's declining power rather than then becoming more powerful but he is largely a one m. band i mean yes there's a poll that we were there a lot of other chinese on the list also but he if he was in jail or decided he can do it if he wants to build a dam here he can do it he also largely was able to name his own successor that's certainly a power barack obama would love to have ok what

how is privatization going to change anything at airport, heidi. >> i don't know if it will change a e airport and the guy in orlando who wants to do it says he's not sure how much tell change but i don't think that government makes anything better and i'm not sure that we're any safe wert pat-downs. >> should we scrap the tsa. >> should we scrap the tsa! f it were a perfect world i think that each airline should be responsible for their own security for their own passengers and i know that would be difficult to do logistically. >> yeah would it put them out of business. >> if you ask me that's what i would like to see. >> so you want privatization. go ahead, todd. >> we did that in this country for decades. we leased out or we bid out airline security to the lowest bidder, to the private contractors. and we had that system in place for decades until 2001, when 19 terrorists hijacked four airplanes' flew them into buildings. >> uh-huh. >> at that point congress stepped in and said you know what, maybe private contractors, maybe the low bid system that we in place for airline security'

i'm heidi seek. i serve as the program director of the resilient s.f. initiative and i'm excited to be here talking about this initiative and its relationship to capss. i hope there's an opportunity to come and do a presentation about resilient s.f. because i think it is an internationally unique program looking at all of the possible ways the city and county of san francisco as a government entity can make sure we can do ast many projects as possible. it is sponsored by the general services agent under the director of ed lee our city and the director of d.e.m. it is based on a harvard kennedy school acting in time initiative and it is a neat program. we have enjoyed working with the capss group because they have given us the data the we needed to be able to determine and assess the areas that the city and county of san francisco need to work on and projects we need to work on to implement these programs that are part of resilient s.f. it has given as you baseline for the earthquake narrow yourselves that we can build all of our plans on. baseline for t

. >> sometimes i've wanted -- i wish i could just go back to the original heidi with nothing. t feel like i was prepared enough for this. i think that doctors should really walk you through all aspects of it. surgery's not glamorous. it almost risks everything. all my relationships. and myself. for -- for vanity. >> the heidi blames her plastic surgeon, dr. frank ryan, and actually accuses him of wanting to almost become a celebrity through all these surgeries that he performed on her. at one point, in one day, she had ten plastic surgeries. and she has some e-mails that they went back and forth with. and in some of them, the doctor apparently writes, "not sure if you are following me on twitter but could you mention to your followers that they may want to follow me? my web guy keeps hounding me." he goes on to say, "can you wear some of my sporting gear?" on and on and on. >> he was wanting to get famous off her. >> that's what she says. she also says he kept offering her more injectables. botox and stuff like that. so she's the one that says that he's the one that was forcing

heidi sees her chance. grabs the kids and runs. >> i took the kids, we got in the car downstairs and drove to the embassy. >in an act of great courage, heidi has staged her own snatchback. but she still has no way to get out of the country. and after a court appearance with the entire family, mohammed once again snatches ahmed, the son, and takes off. >> it was very traumat frequent him. he didn't even want his father to take his hand. he try today get around the car. >> i'm scared that i'm not going to see my son. >> i don't believe he's going to return the son, and i don't believe anything the legal system will do even if they find him and capture him, hietz rr fought going to give his son up. >> he's now a fugitive and it's been more than a month since heidi has seen or heard from her little boy. each months, she and her daughters bar the door with furniture in fear of her husband's return. >> right now, there's really not much else we can do. >> obviously there is something else they can do. >> gus sees only one gut-wrenching solution. leave the boy and get away with her girls while she still can. >> sh

i get your autograph? you have to protect them, no matter who they are. and think about the medical side of this. >> reporter: heidin with cynthia mcfadden for the first time about her regrets. she has a few. >> i do not feel like i was prepared enough for this. maybe i should have known but how can you know when your doctor is saying, it's a little this, a little that. it really becomes a lot. i think that doctors should really walk you through all aspects of it. not just the glamorous side of it. doctors, it's like they are selling you cookies or something. >> reporter: the 24-year-old reality show starlet says it's not all that it is cut out to be. >> surgery is not glamorous. i would say plastic surgery is anything but glamorous. it's really hard and then it becomes a burden because you feel like you need to keep up with it and you don't. if i could take it back, i would. >> reporter: and heidi is far from alone in her regrets. take jennifer grey, she's publicly say that her nose job almost cost her her career. and though she's the new it-girl as tonight's winner of "dancing with the stars," the girl from "dirt

i have fallafa. heidi klum. jimmy kimmel. heidi klum. kelly. kelly. kelly. kelly. kelly. ment. please, kelly. rihanna. rihanna. rihanna. rihanna. rihanna. i have falafal. you don't stop. rihanna. i have something very good. hold the microphone. >> okay. >> that is special food, falafal. >> it's too close to my mouth. hold on, i got it, i got it. you can't feed that to me. >> it's very good. trust me. you don't die. >> oh, you eat it like that. >> sorry, the food is back in my -- i'm so sorry. how are you? god bless you, man. new kids? who's the backstreet boy? >> we're all -- >> we're all backstreet boys. >> and the young kids? >> we're all young kids. >> all young kids? >> yeah. >> okay. can you do something? can you -- i have new song for me now. okay. all together. okay. one, two, three. >> you sing it. ♪ yehya, yehya, yehya ♪ yehya, yehya, yehya ♪ yehya, yehya, yehya hey! i want to take picture of you. >> hey! >> that's my name. it's okay. you no problem. very close, please. all of you. one, two. for me today, i'm done. i hope everybody win. and good luck for everyone.

i ordered a turkey from a farm, an organic turkey. a lot of turkeys get injections and they have artificial hormones added -- they're like the heidi montagesred, grew up eating nothing but yogurt and granola bars. i ordered one, i got this e-mail. mr. kimmel. as you may know, the midwest was hit with some very nasty weather a few weeks ago. we had tornadoes and wind gusts up to 90 miles an hour. unfortunately, my barn was blown away. i lost 470 of my 800 turkeys. parts are still hanging from the trees. i think he means of the barn, but -- that being said, i may be short on the heavier 18 to 20 pound turkeys. i wanted a 20-pounder. i'm eating alone. and -- if that is the case, i'll send you two 15 pound turkeys the total weight would be well over 20 pounds so you would get almost a free turkey. i'll plan on sending you two turkeys. you think the heavier turkeys would not have gotten carried away in the tornado. but thank you for supporting -- so i got this -- i like to imagine, like, some family in kansas was just sitting down at the dinner table and a dozen organic turkeys came crashing through their roof, right only the table. uncle sitti

. >>> heidi montag's eye opening surgery. what you haven't seen. i wish i could have had a stronger influence on her. a mother in pain. >> i just wanted to start over. >> a daughter kidnapped by hollywood. >> i do want to look like barbie. >> why would you want to look like barbie? ♪ i want it that way >>> new kids on the block and the back street boys. their big on-stage surprise.

oh, i want to show something else. heidi klum was here last week. halloween and i guess her kids have an art teacher and they teamed up to make me this pumpkin. it's -- it's me. this is exactly what i look like when i'm drunk. technically not a pumpkin, though, right? it's being nearly used as a base. this is a sculpture-ump -- a skumption. all right, very good. i don't know if this is going to be too alarming to keep on the desk. sorry, i'm putting this on the bottom here. i'll eat you later. our first guest tonight escaped unscathed from the highly competitive career of former teen star. you saw her earlier on "grey's anatomy" and you can hear her as the voice of rapunzel in disney 3d movie "tangled kwchlts tangled." >> i need you to not get arrested. and it's also my birthday, just so you know. >> "tangled" arrives in theaters november 24th. please say hello to mandy moore! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? oh, you should -- put your mike on or else no one will hear anything you say. good to see you. >> good to see you, as well. >> j

there is a look at heidi montague's near-death claims and how it led her back to the marriage altar. >> and i phone call saying i was dead. they said that i had too much democrat roll. >> reporter: her plastic surgery story captivated the world and now what really happened after the camera started. >> there is a problem. you need to get here immediately. is she okay? we don't know yet. we're trying to get leer to breath again. >> did her plastic surgeon go too far? >> i risked my whole life for what? for vanity? >> how her near-death surgery led them back to the altar. >> this is our first real wedding. >> all this week, the borrowed dress, the hair, the last- minute jitters. >> i definitely have butterflies right before i step out. >> and the emotional and private i dos. >> and therefore, i pronounce that you're now husband and wife. >> heidi and spencer, the wedding exclusive, this week on "entertainment tonight"! >>> and that starts on channel 9

i kept saying, i'm going to die. i'm actually going to die. >> reporter: the couple claims that in recovery, heidi's pain from the extreme surgery was so severe, it was countered by too high a dosage by pain-killing medication. >> they said that i had too too much demmerol and my body couldn't handle the procedures. oops and it was just a really scary thing. and i really risked lie life. -- my life. i risked my life for vanity. >> all of this, she said, as a result of her insecurity. >> will you ever have any more plastic surgery? >> no. i will never have -- well, never say never. but at this point in my life, i don't ever want any kind of plastic surgery, i don't any injections, i don't want want any of that anymore. >> reporter: and also, the engagement of prince william and kate middleton. plus, my red carpet date with cher. we'll have that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight. >> and you can see that here on wjz. >>> well, it was a long and winding road. but beatles songs are finally available to be downloaded on itunes. after several years of legal wrangling, apple reached an agreement with the fab four

>> well, heidi herself brought up the procedure's 10% -- no, just kidding. no, it sould not be done at one time. i think this is outpatient surgery. first and foremost, it must be safe. doing ten procedures at one time is absolutely n recommended. >> i have to say other than her breast augmentation, i couldn't see a real difference in bere and after. >> most of her procedure is very subtle. that's the thing. natural is in. >> yeah, that size may not be quite so natural -- >> except for the breasts. >> thank you so much, doctor. >> my pleasure. >> we look forward to havinging you come back. >> absolutely. >>> our time right now, 11:52. >>> coming up, the "today" show music video. >>> and meteorologist tom kierein will be back with another check of the forecast. ♪ got a feeling ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ >> the entire crew of the "today" show put together an impressive viral video going through the entire "today" show staff with a cameo from brian williams, showing off some unique dance moves. the contious movie video was done with one nonstop shot,

and i was down there, heidi invited me down to, and he said what's with his two to one ratio? i said i do know that he says is that some kind of a unique thing about climate change? i said i have no idea. he said let's look at it. it turns out this ratio, we just happen to be at about two to one right now, a decade ago it was a little less than two to one. a decade before it was a little less than that. if you had a climate that was in changing, you would expect that ratio to be about one to one because you have an equal chance of getting record highs and record lows. what was interesting about the study was it showed, and i think this is the thing that we have trouble communicate in to the public, but climate change is a shift in statistics, a shift in the odds of certain things happen. so as you want the average temperature you shift the odds towards coming of a greater chance of extreme warm temperature and less chance for extreme cold temperatures. >> if i could just build on it very quickly, he carried that thought which is part of the exercise that we all need to go throu

. >> i heard he tried to kill himself before while you were doing "dancing with the stars." >>> reality star heidiontag under the knife. you always want bigger. you heard about her plastic surgery. >> i'm doing my nose, my chin. >> only we can show you the entire video. ten surgeries in one session, the before and after. >> you act like i have a new face or something. >> plus the doctor who died months later. >>> in tonight's celebrity gps.

. >> back in july, heidi filed for divorce, but they have since buried the hatchet. >> this time i wantthing differently. >> calling their first wedding a sham, they are planning the wedding they've always dreamed of. >> first one was so let's say fake and not real. >> et cameras are there for every wedding detail. >> oh my gosh, i love this one. this one might be in. >> from the dress. >> i feel like a bride. >> to the cake. spencer! >> and the top secret ceremony. >> i feel like we're in a fairytale. >> oh good luck to the happy couple. i'm so excited for them! >> sends our best

i want you to meet heidi in the middle. immediate left and playing wide outside left is melissa van pelt. welcome to all of you. first off to you. how important was the history of this group in joining this group? >> oh, it's huge, actually, my aunt wrote for bob hope and she was the only female writer on his head writing team but serving our military has gone generations back in my family. they've served since the american revolution and i was particul particularly interested in uso because a dear friend of mine was wounded in the iraq. so my history with him drew me to the uso with my whole heart and so the opportunity to give my talents to serve has been a huge blessing. >> absolutely. natalie, how many places have you been? >> how many places? i have just recently been to dubai, that's the furthest we've gone. we were recently endorsed by worldwide headquarters much that's the further. all over the nation and hopefully to iraq and afghanistan. we're trying to go. we have to get the clearance. >> real quick, melissa, how

this was from a guy at the weather channel who was keeping track of records on his own, and i was down there, heidi invited me down there and he asked what's with the two to one rash know. i said, i don't know. is that a ewe theek thing with -- unique thick? we loorked at it and the ratio we were at two to one right now. a decade ago it was two to one, and a decade before that it was a little less than that. if you had a climate that wasn't changing, you'd expect that ratio to be about one to one because there's an equal chance of getting record highs and lows. what was interesting about that study, and i think this is a thing we can't communicate to the public, but climate change is a shift in statistics. it's a shift in the odds of certain things happening, so as you warm the average temperature, you shift the odds towards a greater chance of extreme warm temperatures and less chance of ceo treem -- extreme cold temperatures. >> if i could build on that quickly. he carried that experiment forward which is what we need to go through. if we continue to emit greenhouse gases as usual, that gets 20 d

i love the idea of asking your friends what do you think of this in realtime. >> subjecting yourself to the scrutiny of your peers. >> right. absolutely. your girlfriend will tell you glee was on heidi fleiss's frequent caller list and now charlie sheen is called to the carpet by an adult film star. this time sheen is calling fowl. >>> the finale of "dancing with the stars" happens tonight. who do you got? jen, kyle, bristol? we will take a look coming up next. [ sneezes ] client's here. whoa! that achy cold needs alka-seltzer plus! it rushes multiple cold fighters, plus a powerful pain reliever, wherever you need it! [ both ] ♪ oh what a relief it is! oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >>> 6:24 right now. topping the look antitaint news this morning, charlie sheen has filed an extortion lawsuit against an adult film actress who came out and talked about the encounter she had with sheen at plaza hotel last month. capre anderson whose real name is christina says he put his hand around her neck and says she is suing him. >> i was look at him takin

>> i think people had a sense that charlie sheen was definitely going to be the bad boy. when in 1995 he testified in the heidirial. and admitted under oath that he did see prostitutes. >> heidi fleiss was the hollywood madam accused of running a high-end call girl ring. and charlie was a frequent client. >> approximately how many times, other than the seven that you have testified, did you arrange for sexual services with miss fleiss? >> 20. >> charlie admitted to paying more than $50,000 for sex. the scandal didn't seem to slow him down, and the hollywood playboy did whatever he wanted. but his life of excess was taking a toll. in may 1998, after a dangerous night of shooting coke at home, he couldn't shake the hangover. he told "playboy" magazine it all hit me at once, my legs went out, they disappeared, i couldn't walk. i was terrified. charlie sheen had hit rock bottom. he was rushed to this hospital after a drug overdose. >> and what i remember most from that time was that his father, martin, he just called a press conference. >> this is not an easy moment in our lives, but it is a very important one, a

heidi montag and spencer pratt are getting married again. but first, if you think you know what reality tv's most talked about couple is all about, i think you'rer a surprise. >> we can't be real anymore because of years of playing fake people. >> on the hills, she's a plastic surgery-obsessed diva. >> if we didn't act that way on the hills, they wouldn't film with us. they'd say, no wors. and then we wouldn't get paid. we wouldn't have money to pay our rent or eat. >> in some ways, does it not seem sort of pathetic to say i want to be famous to be famous. >> i love money. >> okay. >> more than most people. to the point where fame was the easiest. and i learned that really quick. >> now, the couple wants to start anew. beginning with renewing their marriage. we are there as we went shopping for a wedding dress: . >> i feel like a bride in it. so sweet, too. >> also tonight, it is down to 4 on dancing with the stars. we are inside their last-minute rehearsals. plus, brandy opens up about battling an eating disorder. we'll have that and much more later, coming up on entertainment tonight. >>> and you can see entertainment tonight, coming up at 7:

heidi montag and spencer pratt are getting married again. but first, if you think you know what reality tv's most talked-about couple is really all about, i thinke in for a surprise. >> we can't be real anymore. because of years of playing fake people. >> reporter: on the hills, she's the plastic surgery obsessed diva, he is a jerk. but they say, don't play -- don't confuse reality tv with reality. >> if we didn't act like that, they wouldn't pay us. >> in some ways, does it not seem sort of pathetic to say, i want to be famous for being famous. i hate famous. >> it's hard to say that you. to be famous. >> i love money. there you go. i love money more than most people to the point where fame was the easiest way to get a lot of money fast. and i learned that really quick. >> reporter: now, the couple wants to start anew. beginning with renewing their marriage. we're there as they went shopping for a wedding dress. >> i feel like a bride in it. so sweet, too. >> also tonight, it is down to 4 with dancing with the stars. and we are inside their last- minute rehearsals. plus, brandy opens up about an eating disorder. we'll have that and much more c

heidi banks. >> good morning. >> is it safe to say that times have achanged? >> well, ihasn't changed is commitment in relationship. but what we're looking at is taking the stigma off of the word "marriage" looking at a new kind of relationship, one where it's not just about walking down the aisle andfy, having the dress, having the cake and not having 'til death do us part. >> drooul a modern family, the family dynamic has changed. >> sort of like general motors, if you started working there you would be there for your life and get your pension. people looking at marriage maybe a great ten years is good enough. >> let's talk about marriage we've been talking about and a marriage about to happen this spring or summer, prince william and kate a. new dynamic, living together, not married. these are some of the statistics of this poll that we saw, 44% of adults do co-hab tate. >> yes. and, unfortunately, the -- how well a relationship does does not match co-habitation, meaning that there is a statistic that people who do co-hab tate before marriage have less of a chance for

heidi klum and seal, look at these guys. >> isn't that crazy, that's amazing. [ audience oohs ] >> that's crazy man. >> jonah: she stole my outfit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were going to wear the exact same thing. >> icharacter. so if we got together. i was silver man. what was the name of your character? >> jonah: jeff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that doesn't look like a jeff. >> jonah: yes, it does. >> jimmy: also you were in -- you just came back from connecticut. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were with president obama? >> yeah. i hosted an event for him. i've been traveling. >> jimmy: good for you. [ applause ] what do you do when you get together with our president? >> i went there -- there was a big rally and i was the emcee which is kind of awkward for me, because i've never done that. there were bands and performers and all -- daly who was running for governor and another person running for senate and a local congressman and then he came and he spoke. >> jimmy: that must be exciting. you met him before? >> i met him many times. but he spoke about all the prison reform and the financial reform and health care reform and the women's right issue, equal pay, and he talked about how we -- [ applause ] -- lo

heidi montag. juju talked to her about six months ago. she now has real regrets. >> she did ten in one day. >> yeah. more than that. >> it. and everyone -- you don't want to judge. but when it's someone so young. >> that's the thing. it's one thing when adults do it. but when kids are doing it. and it's the culture. nobody's good enough. >> all right. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> serious flowers in that dressing room. >> i love talking about plastic surgery on my 50th birthday. >> i know. there are serious flowers in that dressing room. >> thank you, cynthia. you can see more of her primetime special, tomorrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central. we'll be right back. [ quinn ] m, and this is my eggo. on fridays i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. [ whispering ] i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. [ male announcer ] there's only one way to eat an eggo...your way. [ quinn ] l'eggo my eggo. [ louise ] my name is louise and this is my eggo. on tuesday i go in even earlier than usual. thank goodness for eggo, a nutri-grain waffle with a quick

heidi keep in touch? had to make sure everybody's all right? and there are plans and i believe most of the management, all of the very major corporations and it's spreading out to smaller business, but yes, this kind of integrated risk assessment unit dates and cities are doing them. i talked about with mayor bloomberg of new york as this continues to be the threat. and it's a lot better. i mean, it's a lot better. when 9/11 happened no one knew who was in charge. we were talking about this earlier. you know, it was the first one on the scene. the fire department got there first. they were in charge. nobody really knew who was in charge. well, he centralized it. so he's taken whatever the political risks were staying on rate, the police department, you're in charge. and the police department has no anti-terror union. they have some people abroad who are working with them into the city itself. but the police are the ones who were in charge in case of the incident. in every city out to do that. every state ought to do that. everybody ought to know. and it's not just terro

heidi read the current situation? are you as gloomy as the first panel is where? >> it's the best of times in the worst of times to paraphrase a well-known author. i have these great colleagues appear on stage would suggest that there is a great deal going right with innovation. and there's a lot to applaud and we'll get into some of these stories in more depth. but i also think were in a very tricky. in history and is worth setting a little bit of context where the political philosopher antonio bronstein 17 the period between old order and the new order, a number of morbid symptoms were likely to appear. that's our transition point. that's our obstacle. that's the significance of the notion of rebooting. rebooting is about make a transition, were you not only have to turn something on, but you have to turn something off first. you have to make choices. you have to basically chart a course. if i were to put the u.s. on the couch for just a minute, take a couple of the most important obstacles to innovation and getting it done, actually have to do with the realm of mentality or what neil referred to are referenced as animal spirit. it's almost as i