love gets lost somewhere in the hollywood hills so they're looking for it online. >> i think the men are lazy. they stop courting. they start having the initial leadership in a relationship. so i think they depend on us to be the one to send messages, to follow up, to chase. and i find that different. in online dating. >> men don't know what to do. we thought we wanted that but old school way is you chase the girl down. >> but they don't chase you. >> it's a $2 billion a year industry in the u.s. alone. the number of online dating sites, more than 2500, and growing. the newest kid on the block, tinder, where, how close geographically, you instantly say yes or no. >> it will show me who's nearby. this guy sam, sam's nearby. >> oh my god he's gor gorgeous. >> this is just instant -- >> online sites abound. like grinder aimed at gay hookups or positive singles for people with sexually transmitted disease herpes. with 103 million singles 18 or older, competing for even a first glance, the competition can be stiff. >> home shopping network. human shopping network. you get addicted to it.

. >> he's used to selling red hot luxury properties like this $5.5 million pad in the hollywood hills. this view in itself is worth $2 million. >> reporter: but he says any house can fall victim into overly specific design details. and that can spell doom when it comes time to resell. >> i see mistakes made in houses built all day long. >> as much as he tried, josh couldn't sell this house in bel air, shaped strangely like a boat. >> not only is it shaped as a ship, but it probably needs about $1348 worth of upgrades. it looks like the freaking love boat in here. this thing is straight out of the '80s. this is a tough sell, man. you talk about a unique buyer. how many people do you know are looking for a sihip? >> the more specific your house is, the more difficult to sell your house. >> everything is wrong with this indiana house. >> reporter: anna spends her day poring over real estate listings, looking for the standouts. >> what's hideous about this one? >> it's got a rotunda with pink metallic hues. >> oh, wow. this is the las vegas one. >> it's sort of as if you wouldn't need to

. >> this is a love story, set in a secluded canyon in the hollywood hills buzzed by hummingbirds, and often the paparazzi. it's home to an american legend, 97-year-old louis zamperini. his story immortalized in the best-seller "unbroken", soon to be a major motion picture. >> you train. you fight harder than those other guys, and you win. >> a track star in the 1936 olympics, during world war ii, louis' bomber was shot down in the pacific. he survived 47 days in a life raft, and then barbaric war crimes in a japanese prisoner of war camp. >> i can take it, i can make it. >> he described himself as a dead body breathing. was that the moment when you almost gave up? >> no, i didn't. i never gave up. i just thought, well, what's left? nothing. just skin and bone. down to 65 pounds from 155. it was heartbreaking. but it's -- i've never had a thought in my mind ever about giving up. >> that's the attitude that inspired the director of the film, "unbroken," superstar angelina jolie. >> hello. hi, louis. >> oh, my god, i miss you. >> oh, i miss you. >> i miss you, honey. >> she read the book

and i went out to a party up in the hollywood hills and my friend invited me to and i walk into the backyard and lo and behold sitting at the table was warren beatty and i had met him one time before so i went up to him i said hey mr brady how you doing i was going to war and he was he's very very friendly very good guy and i told him i said you know i might i might do this bonnie and clyde project and he was nice about it and i confess that i hadn't seen his version i don't think he was thrilled at that but i think he who watch shows though if you will how does it come to play on three networks how did that worked out well what i think it was was originally it was just history and lifetime and i think that they wanted to create the network wanted to create some kind of and try out what would happen to the audience if we put it on two different networks you know the history channel is much more male oriented it was on history annie and lifetime alter and they added a any. mid shoot at that point when they had the third network we were just at the actors were i think a little bit confused you

two wonderful agents, harrison goldberg, and i was staying in a little cheap hotel up in the hollywood hillsica boulevard's just down there. so i walked down to santa monica boulevard. then i tried to find this address. like two hours later i called my agents. i nearly did. i called my agents. they didn't exist then. i found a payphone. i called them up. i said listen, i can't find this number. they said where are you? where are you parked? i said i'm not parked, i'm walking. they said santa monica boulevard is like 11 or 12 miles long. >> jimmy: yeah. it goes to santa monica. [ laughter ] when you get to the ocean you know you're in trouble. >> so after that i hired -- there's a rent-a-car place called rent a wreck. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> so i got a little black pinto, and i felt top of the world. [ laughter ] it was like 100 bucks a week or something. >> jimmy: yeah. wow. that's something else. and do you remember any of those roles that you were trying to audition for, something you that -- were you trying to get tv roles or commercials or -- >> whatever. not commercials. no, darling. >>

last week felt a police search for bridges in the hollywood hills and hollywood walk of fame in a fours taken into custody saturday. >> pam: california is getting a two- year extension to reduce the number of inmates in prisons federal judges are pushing back the april deadline for the court ordered inmate population cap the population is to be about 112,000 inmates. >> pam: former staffers fiscal mayor willie brown will be honored tomorrow. when the western span of the bay bridge will be named after him. the proud former san francisco mayor showed off signs that will be placed on the span. tomorrow's ceremony is expected to draw several hundreds of people including high-profile politicians and several at celebrities. russes' the reading of the span did come with controversy last year a seven francisco law firm sued the state to try and stop the remaining. >> pam: another winter storm is expected to hit atlanta this week and they are already being prepared. freezing rain is now are at a lead to a forecast for the next few days. >> reporter: southbound 101 a live look in walnut creek wi

. >> i want to show you one of the most exclusive properties in the hollywood hills. >> it is total party at 1$20 million. >> they're gonna tear it down. [ bulldozer beeping ] >> flying right alongside the gold coast of long island. >> javier's helicopter company is basically a super-rich taxi service. >> there's your house, chris. >> just this room is insured for $2.5 million. meet eric and lana kuvykin, and welcome to their mega renovation project. do you guys actually cook in here? >> every sunday, 16 people. >> this is the first time i've ever worn gloves to touch a watch, which means it's really expensive. >> the price is a 1.2 million swiss francs.

we've had subjects in these types of cases that have had rolls royces and bentleys that lived in hollywood hillsateau monmont. and all by the scams. the six people they indicted face 20 years in prison if convicted, and they have several other open cases against people who are running the movie investment schemes. charlie, norah, gayle? >> ben tracy, thanks. nice work. from a movie scam to a painting scam wolfgang may be the world's top art forger. "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon looks at how he deceived experts and made millions from the fake works. here's a preview of the report. >> reporter: are you the best former in the world? >> maybe, yeah. in the moment. >> reporter: he agreed to meet with us in cologne recently and took us to a small wooden bridge outside his home. he volunteered to show us how he works. he was forging a max ernst, the german surrealist of the early 20th century. he was painting on this wooden bridge, because ernst had done much of his work on a wooden floor. what do you think this next ernst would be worth? >> this one, $500,000 i think. >> reporter: $5 million, a

and so limited in hollywood and beverly hills because it was a place division two after. now coaching job in banking in asia. annoyingly the dark but de the what were part of the nature of racing. what is of the hollywood today. now of course it's very diverse the jewish culture is very core. regarding the future in america king said he understands that there's some real concerns him but he is nonetheless optimistic. with amid fears of crime part of the word crush the creative bug learned is that is assimilation. i married a mormon. two young boys and their sins i don't have religious beliefs. they are being raised mormon because they won't have a marvelous my wife awesome to have bad news she instilled in them a need to do some more miserable. some things in common one a which is the importance of family and they are really into that but they go to services and the like but the big jewish it is up to push me off about two years assimilation but if the in to marry too much you know the details and disappear. and my my boys while there. they go to religious schools those of

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the hollywood hills where scripts and screenplays are filled with fictional family drama but right heretwo different fathers finding themselves in the middle of a real-life stunner. for 18 months both of them asking where are their sons. will the mother, the ex-wife who took them ever be found? >> jerry is everything to me. >> reporter: can you hear his voice still? >> it's strange. i feel like i'm with him all the time except he's not here. >> reporter: the youngest boy, sasha who loved his drum set. and jerry, who loved to be tickled at night. both boys taken overseas on vacation by their mother but on previous trips maria pfeifer had always come back. not this time, flight 9683 landed in los angeles and they are not on it. >> she went dark on her phones and went dark on e-mails. >> reporter: somewhere in europe a fugitive mother. back here two different dads working to track her down and we begin to follow the leads from geneva to paris, the e-mails, the clues she's leaving behind. one of the strongest tips leading to paris. >> agent casey. >> welcome to paris. >> reporter: one of th

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more than 50 deputies stand out in the hollywood hills last week looking for him.s to san francisco. >> that paid off. officers spotted him in the city on saturday and took him into custody. there is a press conference scheduled for 11:30 a.m. this morning. we will learn more then about exactly how police arrested him. lyinwelcome > >> welcome back. a huge win for team u-s-a women's hockey this morning. so spoiler alert - we'll be giving away a few resluts from the sochi olympics in the next 30 seconds. the u-s women smashed switzerland nine-to-zero. three of those points.one by monique lamoureux who you see here celebrating. all happened within 55 seconds in the first period. it was the quickest three- goal sequence in olympic history. the latter two in the sequence.came in just eight seconds apart. the team u-s-a is now in position for a spot in the medal round regardless of what happens in the game against canada wednesday. that north american grudge match should be a good one. overall right now the u-s has five medals right now.two gold and three bronze.making

they're both bringing hollywood to the hill.ified separately before members of congress today. ben affleck pushing to raise awareness about problems in congo and rogan appearing on an alzheimer's prevention panel. and while they seemed to be following a certain star-powered playbook to promote their causes, the jury is still out on whether high-profile appearance like these actually work. >> reporter: they may wear suits just like everyone else who approaches those tables, papers in handle and a cause for which to advocate, but let's be clear, folks like these are not giving your average constitutional testimonies. >> that's wonderful! >> from the ridiculous to the impassioned. >> i may just run for office. >> to the down right distracting. >> i became goodwill ambassador -- >> when celebrities come to washington, the media and the politicians take notice. but does the spectacle of the star outshine or shed light on the cause they've come to promote? >> often hearings in congress are not about members of congress learning someth

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the most effective change, do the most to serve the constituents of los angeles, of beverly hill, west hollywoodnica, down to the south bay. and i believe that from my work from my experience working with legislators in sacramento and also advocating in d.c. that being a came men toe is somewhere where we can create progressive change in a more effective way than d.c. is able to right now. sacramento is not perfect and i want to bring a fresh perspective and new ideas about how that system should work. but that is a place where we can create change that will hopefully roll across the country. california is a model for legislation in other states and it's a way to do the most for high constituents to further the work that i've always done and to have a big impact. >> how concerned are you, or are you concerned at all about being able to create your own political identity? are you worried that folks are only going to associate you with all the nastiness that came out after you testified with rush limbaugh and all? >> i'm very proud of the fact that i stood up and didn't back down when i was person

>>> hollywood star power on capitol hill. why ben affleck stopped by the senate. >>> they were controversial figures in this county then but are they still controversial now? this is a map of the pressure points on my feet. i have flat feet. i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot maing center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. i'm a believer. >>> here's a look at what's trending today. a bit of tinseltown on capitol hill. two of the biggest stars lending their power to causes. and ben affleck and suffering in the congo. and another actor speaking in the senate on behalf of the national alzheimer's association. >>> many calling this morning's commute one of the worst ever. the snowfall peaked while many were heading to school. >> many classes push ed it back by two hours for the start but not in montgomery county. the district is getting a backlash from parents and students. >> reporter: that's righ

. >>> political superstars from hollywood to capital hill, seth rogen and ben affleck are demanding attentionp you forget about this miserable winter. it is thursday, february 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. "world news now" taking you to the beach this thursday morning. forget that it's below zero here in new york. we've got our sights set on spring and summer after the worst winter in years. >> yes. we have some surprises in this half hour. including your first summertime forecast and getting things ready over there. hey, getting the party started. >> put on some sunscreen, man. those legs are looking pretty white. gives me great pleasure to say that, by the way. the only guy with whiter legs than me. >> he's also brave enough to wear shorts. we'll also have headlines from your favorite beaches. >> we'll get to that in a bit. >>> we begin with the veto heard around the nation and decision by the governor of arizona to kill a bill with a bitter debate. >> opponents of the bill gathered ou

it also features some of the biggest names in hollywood, such as will ferrell, morgan freeman and jonah hillrned $69 million. the monuments men starring george clooney earned 22 million does. new movie, vampire academy, earned $4 million. >> leigh glaser has the final look at the forecast and live doppler 7hd. >> we just had this -- this will be our last wave of moisture to make its way across the bay area. it's shifting from the north boy which has been pounded, heading to the east and south bay, and once this moves out of here overnight tonight, we may deal with a few morning showers, after that look for afternoon clearing, great day on tuesday, and then more rain chances next weekend. >> thank you so much. join us for the abc7 morning news tomorrow, starting at 4:30 for the latest on the winter storm. you can also track the rain anytime by adding live doppler 7hd to your twitter feed. it's it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you become at 9:00 and 11:00.

it also features some of the biggest names in hollywood, such as will ferrell, morgan freeman and jonah hille movie earned $69 million. the monuments men starring george clooney earned 22 million does. new movie, vampire academy, earned $4 million. >> leigh glaser has the final look at the forecast and live doppler 7hd. >> we just had this -- this will be our last wave of moisture to make its way across the bay area. it's shifting from the north boy which has been pounded, heading to the east and south bay, and once this moves out of here overnight tonight, we may deal with a few morning showers, after that look for afternoon clearing, great day on tuesday, and then more rain chances next weekend. >> thank you so much. join us for the abc7 morning news tomorrow, starting at 4:30 for the latest on the winter storm. you can also track the rain anytime by adding live doppler 7hd to your twitter feed. it's it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you become at 9:00 and ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and ther

a hollywood heavyweight drops by capitol hill on wednesday.pear before lawmakers to raise awareness of the mass killings in congo. this will be the third time affleck has testified on the hill. he has a keen interest in the region through his organization, the eastern congo initiative. thursday, be sure to catch "the envelope, please." from cnn films. it will take movie lovers on a journey through hollywood history as it tells the story of the little gold statue that became the movie industry's most coveted prize. the film also features extensive fooda a footage from oscar ceremonies, including the backstage presser. next sunday is the 86th annual academy awards host bed by elle degeneres. there'll be a special celebration of the "wizard of oz." "american hustle" and "gravity" lead the nominations. followed by "12 years a slave." that's your weekly five. >> a big week ahead. thank you so much for joining us. i'm don lemon. cnn spotlight: and the nominees cnn spotlight: and the nominees are begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.co

doesn't it drive you crazy when you see bloated self-worth hollywood actors testifying on capitol hill, too, unless, of course, all the testimony goes this way. >> i don't know if you know who i am at all. you told me you never saw "knocked up," chairman, so it's a little insulting. >> this is the first time in any congressional hearing in history that the words knocked up have ever been used. >> oy. you're not going to like the rest of this then. first, i should answer the question i assume many of you are asking. yes, i'm aware this has nothing to do with the legalization of marijuana. i came here today for a few reasons. one, i'm a huge "house of cards" fan. >> rogan, not taking himself too seriously while testifying on a very serious topic, alzheimer's education, but, greg, i'm frankly tired of seeing actors on capitol hill. >> yeah, but you know -- >> they are not. >> this is different because generally when they are on capitol hill, it's for shallow phony causes like animal rights and climate change. this is a real coming crisis. you need the same effort in rhetoric for alzheimer

. >> news starts tomorrow morning at 4 >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jonah hill. from "duck dynasty," willie & korie robertson. olypian kate hansen. and music from new politics. with cleto and the cletones. and now check it out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] hey, does anyone want to buy a slightly used powerball ticket? one person, one ticket won the $425 million powerball jackpot. it was purchased at the dixon landing smef r ining chevron st of san jose. 1, 17, 35, 49, 55 and 34. now they tell us. i don't ever play the lottery. i don't think i've ever purchased a lottery ticket for myself. and i'll tell you why. because i know that if i did have a winning lottery ticket, i would lose it. i would immediately lose it. i would stash it somewhere that i thought was safe and then i would have no memory of where i stashed it. and spend the next 40 years tearing my house and car apart. so i'm glad i didn't win. you know, the olympics wrap up on sunday. and there are still a few big events. toll, the u.s. men's hockey team plays kwau s canada in the semi. the winner

hill. >> later, you don't have to be a hollywood celebrity to get ticket to the >>> live from the kgo-tventer this is abc7 news. >>> at 6:00, cars and farms are destroyed in the south bay. two dozen people are left homeless. details on the overnight fire. >> caught on camera, passengers rushed off a plane at a bay area airport. a went wrong as flight was pulling into the gate. >> one-two punch from storm one but storm two is on the way. live doppler 7 hd is tracking it all. >>> we will get to those stories in a moment but first we start with the two major traffic stories. right now, a sig-alert is in effect on interstate 205 in tracy after a big rig overturn overturned. you can see the emergency lights flashing right there and the big rig has been cleared but the backup is there. the damage is done. sue hall will have more in a moment but, first, we go to matt keller for another traffic issue affecting south bay drivers. >> it will be a slow process to get this cleared. the highway is empty until the scene of where the tanker overturned on 101. that bad news for drivers headed southbound

hollywood in washington, d.c. the personal causes that had actors on capitol hill. >> i'm spencer christian looking at live doppler seven hd we see rain soaking in the bay area and more coming into our direction. it's going to be slow and treacherous and will be complicated by strong, gusty winds later this evening i'll have the accu-weather forecast com >>> a teen-aged beauty queen in san pran today is here to talk about an unlikely subject. internet security. the 19-year-old cassidy wolf was crowned miss teen usa but found out a man had taken naked pictures of her through the camera on her computer. the fbi investigated and saw how easy it is using a computer or smart phone. >> you see ads on the side of the computer on facebook if you click on them, may reroute to you a different page. in secret, it's down >> wolf recommends changing pass words deleting cookies and covering up cameras >> target's massive data breech is proving very costly saying fourth quarter profit was down 46% and sales fell 5.3%. target is worried >>> delta airlines making dramatic changes under a plan, delta will reward flyer who's buy pri

. >>> hollywood meets capitol hill in washington today. oscar winner ben affleck will meet with john kerry about the democratic republic of congo, part of the eastern congo initiative. and seth rogen on the hill representing the national alzheimer's association to take part in a senate hearing. >>> a police dispatcher out of a job in oklahoma today after officials say she was caught on camera smoking pot on the job. it happened after an officer was unable to get ahold of the dispatcher on a two-way radio. police say that's because she was out near the garage door smoking pot when he came back to check on her, he smelled marijuana and confronted the dispatcher. they say she eventually fessed up, so the officer had no choice but to arrest his co-worker and she agreed to resign. >>> some whale watchers in mexico got more than their money's worth during a recent expedition. the boat was traveling off the coast of baja when the whale swam up to the boat and without warning tried to give everyone onboard a high five. managing to slap a teen girl

. >>> back at home, hollywood glitz on capitol hill can get awkward as ben afleck found out.to grace the halls of congress. some wonder if it really makes a difference. >> they may wear suits just like everyone else who approaches those tables, papers in hands and a cause for which to advocate. but let's be clear, folks like these are not giving your average congressional testimonies. >> that's wonderful. >> from the ridiculous, to the em passioned. >> i just may run for office. >> to the down right distracting. >> i became the ambassador. >> when celebrities come to washington, the media and the politicians take notice. but does the spectacle of the star out shine. >> often it's not about members of congress learning something that they don't already know. it's performance art. if they wanted to really learn about issues, they could get it from a briefing book. >> on wednesday, benefit afleck arrived to talk about congo. he has brought his cause to the table time and time again. >> i'm working with and for the people of eastern congo. >> just a few marble pillars away, seth

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. >>> a-list hollywood actors brought their star power to capitol hill today.t causes they care deeply about, the crisis in the congo for affleck, alzheimer's for rogan. what are celebrities like these bringing to the witness table? jake tapper takes a closer look. >> reporter: they may wear suits just like everyone else who approaches those tables, papers in hand and a cause for which to advocate. but let's be clear, folks like these are not giving your average congressional testimonies. >> that's wonderful. >> reporter: from the ridiculous to the impassioned. >> i just may run for office. >> reporter: to the downright distracting. >> i became the goodwill ambassador. >> reporter: when celebrities come to washington, the media and the politicians take notice. but does the spectacle of the star outshine or shed light on the cause they've come to promote? >> often hearings in congress are not about members of congress learning something that they don't already know. it's performance art. if they wanted to really learn about issues, they could get it from a brief

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. >> one of hollywood's funniest guys bringing humor to a very serious issue. we'll tell you what breath seth brogan to the hill sharing your pup's most shameful moments. don't miss that. right back. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify and to be called an expert at something. that's cool. i don't know if you know who i am at all. you told me you never saw "knocked up" so a little insulting. >> this is the first time i will wager this is the first time in any congressional hearing in history that the words "knocked up" have come out. >> oh, my gosh. seth rogan testifying about alzheimer's research. his mother-in-law struggles with the disease. even though it's serious he brought humor. >> dog loves answering our questions: what's the worst thing your dog has done. >> one said, my dog ate my bible. riley tweeting, my dog broke into a cooler full of breast milk and tank it all. she -- shannon says her dog ate multiple pieces of furniture. i have to check it out, shannon. >> thank you for being part of the real story. >> top of the hour and top of the news, tracking some disturbing developments in ukraine,

. >> i lived in hollywood and had all that, the rolls-royce and the ferrari, and the pad in beverly hillsd the beach boys and neil diamond and and jimmy swiften and elvis presleys and the america's bestlies and all them guys. the dean martins and the nancy sinatras. and -- will you do it to me, i hear you do it good, honey. will you come up to my house later? so i went through all that and i seen that was a bigger prison than the one i just got out of. and i really didn't care to go back to prison. you see, prison doesn't begin and end at the gate. prison's in the mind. it's locked in one world that's dead and dying or it's open to a world that's free and alive. drugs, lsd, i don't consider a drug, i don't consider peyote a drug. those are more or less religiously significant awareness, mind-expanding apparatuses that come from the intelligence of the universe. the reason that the girls liked me was -- ♪ hey now, hey now, i'm all around you ♪ ♪ round you ♪ hey now, up on your heart i can sing through you ♪ and i'd play and i'd sing and they'd say hey, man, you got soul in that music. and

tuve la oportunidad de platicar con estrellas de hollywood, d desde el centro de beverly hills, presentan, eh, mi querido alfonso cuaron, se codea con grandes estrellas, todo el mundo quiere trabajar con Él. le deseamos toda la suerte del mundo, y la pelÍcula se estrena hoy a nivel nacional. soy la "chiquibaby", volvemos con ustedes a al estudio. >>> muy bonito. >>> si no van al cine el sÁbado, recuerden el sÁbado a la 8, viva la diva. (risas) >>> viva la diva en "sÁbado gigante". >>> exactamente. >>> quÉ lindo. >>> ya. >>> si no pueden ir al cine el fin de semana, dÍganle al ladrÓn que me regresen el pasaporte. >>> vamos con jhonny. >>> dejen ver a george clooney. >>> dios mÍo, quÉ haremos con toda la gente, amigo no hace mucho celebramos la llegada del aÑo nuevo chino. estamos en febrero, le damos la bienvenida al chef jhonny, que prepararÁ un plato tÍpico de la comida oriental para atraer la buena suerte y el amor cÓmo estÁs. >>> mucho gusto. >>> las comidas tienen que ver con el amor, atraerlo, que no se vaya, explÍcanos un poco. >>> bueno, cada plato tiene su significado. >>> ok. >>>

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hill and clarence thomas 20-plus years after the fact? and new developments tonight on the shocking death of a hollywood great. >> go [ bleep ] yourself you [ bleep ] child. >> what the cops are saying about philip seymour hoffman on "the kelly file" right now. >> and new political fallout from the just released clips of the bill o'reilly interview of president obama. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. if you have been watching fox news tonight, you know o'reilly and the president covered a lot of ground in the interview but there was one message that seemed to come up repeatedly. >> look you can't make that accusation without telling me. >> we just went through an interview in which you asked about health care, i.r.s., were we wholly corrupt, benghazi. so the list of issues that you talk about -- >> but these are viable questions. >> but they're defined by you guys in a certain way. regardless of whether it's fair or not, it has made fox news very successful. >> that was president obama. and look at this from hillary clinton. quote, it so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked." so both the preside

>>> some star power on capitol hill today and what celebrities ben affleck and-set seth ro ga testified to in front of congress. >>> oscar winner ben affleck of hollywood is spending time in the district this week. the actor-director-producer met with secretary of state john kerry today and set to testify before congress. he is the founder of the eastern congo initiative hoping to bring attention to the ongoing suffering in that african country. actor seth rogan is also in d.c. he's speaking before the senate for the national alzheimer's association. >>> this week there is a special touring exhibit at the national museum of the marine corps in northern virginia, a memorial of one of the hardest hit counits the iraq war. >> reporter: they are the faces of the american marine corps, summer of 2005 they were part of the huo-based lima company reserve unit sent to western iraq. >> we had 22 marines and one navy kormcor corpsman. >> reporter: life-sized photos from an artist who never knew any of her subjects, from photos from the families and 20 two years in dramatic detail. >> the gear is rough but the face is not rough, perfect. >> reporter: the eyes of

hill then there is on what went inside inside jpmorgan. i would say the chances are yes. to me, folks, scarlet fu is the chief of tawdry here. >> it is like a hollywoodient inside the sports illustrated magazine. onthe mapleleaf there was the cover. >> that is the one, certainly. a created an office at the airport where the accounts were held. a full-service office, secret elevators, 8000 bankers serving u.s. accounts. >> the evidence looks damning, but to your point, shredding is what the senator does for a living, ultimately, first of all. it alternately comes down to being able to prove who knew what when. nothing, no e-mails going back to brady dugan or rob schaffer, the guy who runs the private bank asset operation. they and the, yes, other executives called to testify will say that they did not know what was going on. i need to read their official response, some private bankers went to great lengths to describe their -- two hi there bad comment -- bad conduct from management. we except responsibility for and deeply resent these employee actions." the cynics among you, and tom, i know you could not possibly be a hogan'shey are saying q heroes re

according to the hill, this will mark the first time the president has spoken in person at a dnc meeting since 2010. videos since. >>> and on sunday, the glitz, the glamour, hollywood'sick off from los angeles. we know you have a busy week, add those things to it. christi. >>>? the supreme court has a busy week, as well. this week the justices are deciding which cases they're going to hear this session and issue rulings that could affect policy across the country. athena jones has a preview of what they're talking about. >> reporter: no shortage of controversy before the court. on monday, the justices could decide to take cases that could significantly gun rights. a texas conceal law that bans anyone from 21 from carrying guns in public. the nra argues the second amendment right of self-defense extends to responsible 18 to 20 year olds, as well. appealing a federal ban on selling handguns to minors saying they violates second amendment rights. >> the individual right to have guns, the question became what type of limitation should be put on that right? >> reporter: the court could hear a case that tests the limit of president obama's push to use his executive power w

you can catch "the real housewives of beverly hills" at 8:00, 7:00 central followed by "vanderpump rules." >> if this isn't good enough for hollywoodion, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto, rivaroxaban, without talk