new cast member david arquette wants radio shock jock howard stern to serve as his backstage coach. >>> darrell hannah was arrested in front of the white house along with other environmental protesters opposing a planned oil pipeline from canada to the u.s. gulf coast. >>> finally, how does the sound as a recipe for trouble? "us weekly" reports monday lindsay lohan tweeted chris brown saying, "want to meet." brown is still on probation for his infamous 2009 beating of then-girlfriend rihanna and lohan is, well, just plain infamous. something interesting when want to meet makes news. maybe she wanted to grab a cup of coffee. >> i doubt it. >> it's that reputation that will always haunt her. >>> this comes to us from wcau, nbc 10 in philadelphia, where a smooth takeoff helped one world war ii vet go back in time. 90-year-old william had his climb into a cockpit into the war, but his daughter, arranged with a local nonprofit organization to give william a trip down memory lane in its restored b-24 liberator. the very same plane he used to pilot. in a 30-minute ride the distinguished flyi

apparently cast member david arquette wants howard stern to serve as his backstage coach. >>> tuesdayess darryl hannah was arrested in front of the white house along with other environmental protesters opposing a planned oil pipeline from canada to the u.s. gulf coast. >>> and finally, how's this for a recipe for trouble? "us weekly" reports monday lindsay lohan tweeted chris brown saying, quote, want to meet? brown is still, of course, on probation for his infamous 2009 beating of then girlfriend rihanna. and lohan is, well, just plain infamous. apparently she really enjoyed his "vmas" performance and, you know, why not ask someone out on twitter? >> still 2011, you know? >> it equals trouble. how do we say that, pound trouble? >> hash tag. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "first look." but stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist" starts right now. >>> as fema director craig f fugate tours areas hit by hurricane katrina, the question is can washington put partisanship aside to help support the victims of this terrible disaster? >>> plus, new details about the president's new job

howard stern ians on thursday seven israelis were killed after buses million vehicles and soldiers were targeted in the south of the country based political analyst dr honey alba through significant but the violence comes just weeks before a un vote on palestinian statehood all palestinian political factions have been my . responsibility with this attack on the israeli side despite this fact we have witnessed last night. give us the gaza strip and which syrian policy there were killed more than twenty people were wounded i guess there is a link between the. authority going to the united nations next month praying to. the i think the israeli side trying to use this as a pretext to launch really try to give us the policy is it really is the only policy and for chiz i think the israeli military would like to drupal guys palestinian youth to go to the united nations. this is why on policy and political. throaty are trying to call for calm and try to call for ceasefire with the israeli side in order to prevent against girls are there were these really military forces and in order to give a c

. >> she's one of the best known women in american radio, howard stern's long time sidekick. up next, a break in the hunt for the guy who she says almost killed her. >>> also, the epa, seeking to crack down on farmers by forcing them to limit dust? really? a fair and balanced debate on the dust drama. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ and the tractor keeps rolling. >> ♪ >> ♪ megyn: a new jersey man is facing charges that he hit a car being driven by robin quivers and took off, quivers is a long time psychic of long time radio host howard stern, the accident happened on sunday, on the jersey shore, witnesses were able to get crocker's license number as he drove away. quivers was not hurt thankfully in the accident. >> shocking new developments in the presumed death of an american woman in aruba, robin gardner mysteriously disappeared from the island a few weeks ago, the associated press is now reporting that the suspect in the case, her travel companion, gary giordano, tried to cash a $1.5 million accidental death policy that it broke early they are week he had taken out on gardner before being

looks like a combination of howard stern and the biblical stalin or moses or something like that.our catcher was this wild man from australia and my best friend who was a pitcher on our team was the first israeli to play division 1 baseball in the united states. a neat little cast of characters. one of the guys who is probably my best friend or closest to it. the first guy i met in the league, a guy named jeff hastings was also a teacher. really neat, first guy i met and the last guy i said goodbye to was my friend jeff. in the book i mentioned not disparagingly we joke about being a red neck jew boys. that sounds kind of funny but my grandmother was born on a working cattle ranch. my mom is a jew from new york. both are parents, important to expose us to both sides, both traditions. that was a good thing. they did it right. because of that going to israel i got to not only explore what i was at the what the former pro but as a jew as well. that was important to me as well. this next passage i am going to read to you will be the last one about my first shoebox dinner in israel. i

. >> i don't know, i did an interview with howard stern and ended up being 45 minutes of him really tryingwas going on. >> just spare me the 45 minutes. >> it's ultimately a little bit boring, i don't know. it's kind of normal vices like sugar and gossip websites. >> sugar, your vice is sugar? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> that's almost embarrassing. >> i'm a night owl. i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> let's have a little look at the clip from the film "the village" the real breakthrough movie for you, she played a blind character. let's take a look at this. >> papa? i cannot see his color. >> come away. come away. take her! take her! >> pretty dramatic role. >> yeah, that was my first part in a movie. i mean it's crazy, i haven't seen it since it came out. i did it like eight years ago. >> what do you feel watching it now? >> it was such an incredible thing that happened. i was doing a play. i had auditioned for a ton of movies and didn't get close to any of them. i think i was over the top. i didn't know how to act. i did a shakespeare play and the director of the village s

. >> you are -- and your friend howard stern is a huge fan. >> jimmy: he is. >> you wouldn't think weuld not. >> i'm always amazed by the people would stop me and say things. the manliest of all men who god ever created -- >> jimmy: wait, let me guess. >> it's not jake pavelco. >> jimmy: billy bush? >> clint eastwood. >> j jmy: clint eastwood? that is the manliest. >> he and his wife are "bachelor". >> jimmy: wow, really? >> his wife was nice enough to drag me in and introduced me. he says, i watch youou show fro time to time. i wasn't sure if i should be sad because my hero is watching such a show, you know? but you're clint eastwood, you can't watch that crap, you're better than that! but he's a fan. >> jimmy: i like to imagine him with clyde the orangutan sitting on the couch. now, bentley this guy bentley, i want to ask you about. this is the guy who's on "the bachelorette." for those who don't know, he was pure evil, like satan personified, true? >> he's not a great guy. i don't know if he's the spawn of satan. >> jimmy: close to it though. >> second cousin. >> jimmy: intentional

the caller also mentioned he was going to announce that howard stern was going to be his vice presidentialthat made his statement -- it took away from the legitimacy of the gentleman's statement. that is the decision i made. it was not a decision that had anything to do with lucy barber or glenn beck. guest: some of this comes down to that every time a march is proposed, there's definitely a question among the media about whether or not it is worth covering or not. i hope you and the other people can tell that i am and historian. i do not follow politics as much as some of you do. i think back to when they army.ed cox's there was tons of coverage. there were other people in the media are doing not to pay any attention to them. if we give them attention, they will feel more important. in the case of the bonus army, this was the veterans who came to the capital in 1932 asking for payment of an amount their promise for serving in world war -- they were promised for serving in world war i. forbidlice purposely grou reel companies from filming it. there is some coverage. you get to see how thes

what do you think about howard stern's -- host: we are talking about the libyan rebels reaching tripoli and what your reaction is. caller: thank you for taking my call. hopefull in 10 years we will see this -- how the arab youth have made a change in the world for freedom. i just think it is exciting times. host: it sounds like you're getting emotional about it. caller: it is exciting. maybe tomorrow gaddafi will be gone. host: how meaningful is this for you? caller: very. unfortunately, most americans do not care because they are unemployed. very, very. like i said, five or 10 years in the future, i think it will mean something, if they can keep a democratic -- what am i trying to say? have democratic institutions in the arab world. yeah, very exciting times. emotional. host: what is it about the youth in this movement? you started your comment by saying that. why is that significant to you? caller: all of these people are under 30. they are the ones, i think, doing it. the engine for a change in the arab world. syria is next. host: james, independent line in washington, d.c. caller: i

well, there is a reason that people like chris christie, and the same people that people like howard sternctly what they think with no regard to your feelings or whether or not you agree. dick clayheney is in the same m and written a book and tells insider stories and he doesn't care if you agree with him or care about your feelings, and i don't know if it will make your head explode, but it is not a rehashing of the last eight years, keith. >> and you make explosive headlines with a book, so dick cheney is creating a sizzle saying, read my book and i'm not sure about people's heads exploding, but egos are going to be bruised and we saw that over the weekend with general powell and condoleezza rice over the weekend. so every single person who wants to write a book and be on the new york bestseller hlist, they make headlines. >> we are falling right into the sell the book club. all right. moving on. alan krueger is now the lead guru in the economic team for president obama, and so is this a reshuffling of the deck? will? >> yes, a reshuffling of of the deck. this guy was assistant treasury

what do you think about howard stern's -- host: we are talking about the libyan rebels reaching tripoli what your reaction is. caller: thank you for taking my call. hopefully in 10 years we will see this -- how the arab youth have made a change in the world for freedom. i just think it is exciting times. host: it sounds like you're getting emotional about it. caller: it is exciting. maybe tomorrow gaddafi will be gone. host: how meaningful is this for you? caller: very. unfortunately, most americans do not care because they are unemployed. very, very. like i said, five or 10 years in the future, i think it will mean something, if they can keep a democratic -- what am i trying to say? have democratic institutions in the arab world. yeah, very exciting times. emotional. host: what is it about the youth in this movement? you started your comment by saying that. why is that significant to you? caller: all of these people are under 30. they are the ones, i think, doing it. the engine for a change in the arab world. syria is next. host: james, independent line in washington, d.c. caller: i th

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. >>> tay ron's key prosecutor confirms that two howard k. stern prison for spying and entering the country illegally. the lawyer for shane bauer and josh fattal says he will appeal the ruling which has to be done in 20 days. secretary clinton released a statement. bauer and fattal have already been held in iran for two years. not clear if their sentences will include time already served. >>> facing the lowest approval ratings of his presidency, president obama says he is ready to work with republican ares on getting the economy in order but says the speaker of the house needs to get republicans to fall in line first. ed is live at martha's vineyard. >> the president spent some time this morning on the beach with his family. he is now out golfing with a group of friends and aids insist that he has been trying to stay on top of both foreign developments. he was briefed again this morning and was getting regular updates about the developing situation in libya but he is also keeping an eye on the economy and in fact before he came here to martha's vin

. >> literally, just about 20 seconds, howard, but quite a stern posture it seem. hats your take? leaderly and did something amazing. talked to parliament three hour. we would nerve doer that. our political consultants wouldn't let the president talk for three hour. it's not going to test, there's not enough sound bites in respect come as moment for leadership and these next fews months are going to determine whether barack obama has it and whether he's going to be re-elected and now is his moment and i'm hoping he will get his voice back. >> all right. howard bragman, 15 minutes public relations, the