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>> i don't think we wallow in it, howie.ut i think it created extraordinary goals and unreasonable expectations. i heard woodward and bernstein last week talking about this in an interview saying fortunately, you know, the government was responsive to this. the judiciary was responsive during the time of watergate. i don't think we have that now. i think one of the great threats to journalism, unfortunately, as we're shrinking, as you pointed out, is that the obama administration is every bit as aggressive going after the press and the tools that we have at our disposal like the use of confidential sources than the bush administration did. >> right. len downey, "washington post" is among the papers that have had a shrinking staff, several rounds of buyouts, i remember some when i worked for you at the paper. you write in the newspaper that investigative reporting is declining and that others have had to fill the gap. explain. >> right. two things to say here. first of all, watergate, all the president's men, the book and mov

big show on out there. [ cheers and applause ] and later this week, we'll be joined by matt leblanc, howieom the nba champion miami heat very popular in this room -- chris bosh will be here. and on wednesday and thursday, music from linkin park. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is tied with michael jackson for the most number one singles from one album. she had five. and now she has one new performance documentary "katy perry: part of me," which opens in theaters july 5th, in 3d. please say hello to katy perry. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello! my biggest fan right there. >> jimmy: yeah, you see that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: people won a contest and got to come see you in california, and they appear to have no idea who you are. [ laughter ] >> you know what, it still makes you a winner. will that's okay, you'll know tomorrow. >> jimmy: your hair is purple. i like that. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i wish i could have purple hair. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you do that? >> i squeeze the purple all over my head. >> jimmy: you go out in the rain? >> i go ou

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tomorrow night, howie man dell will be here, from the miami heat, chris bosh will join us.gain, linkin park. we're going to have a sleepover tonight. we're going to hang out, roast things. our first guest tonight became a household name playing joey tribbiani on "friends." but his first-ever golden globe came for his role as matt leblanc on the very funny show "episodes." season two premieres a week from sunday on showtime. please welcome matt leblanc. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a good thing you didn't wear a dark blue tie or it would have -- >> i didn't go for the tie. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> doing good. >> jimmy: congratulations on the golden globe you won for playing yourself. but not really yourself. >> thank you. i just -- i was listening to your monologue backstage and i used to read "national geographic," too. >> jimmy: yeah, right? we had to make do back then. kids don't understand. we had to walk miles in the snow to get pornography back then. >> yep. >> jimmy: well -- this show, first of all, is very funny. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: really,

friend and theater producer brian howie said not even a festive booze cruise on his yacht could cheerparts of the trip andrew would be crying. you could tell he was deeply troubled and saddened. it was unusual to see the guy in charge and at the boat playing crying in front of strangers a little bit. it was kind of odd. he was emotional, which i had never seen before, before that trip. >> everyone assumed his grief was over the family's great tragedy. rob killed by his wife, the children left behind. but maybe the tears were for himself. it seems andrew's crooked monopoly game was catching up with him. he was about to draw the go directly to jail card. as his family was sitting through a traumatic trial in hong kong, andrew kissel was making headlines back home, here in greenwich. swindling his apartment neighbors in manhattan was a taste of what he had been up, according to federal authorities. in the summer of 2005, they arrested him, charging him with defrauding banks in a massive loan scheme. if convicted of all charges, andrew kissel could have spent the rest of his life in a fed

. >> gates: well, howie's the farmer here. so he can speak with knowledge.y boy on the panel. >> stahl: bill gates and howard buffett were both honored recently at the state department for their work on combating world hunger, work underwritten, in both cases, by the largesse of warren buffett. so your father gives all this money to gates. you come out and tell us what he's doing is all wrong. >> howard buffett: i'm not saying it's all wrong. >> stahl: well, a lot of it's wrong. little bit of sibling rivalry there? >> howard buffett: no. >> stahl: maybe. >> howard buffett: no, you know, that's why we call him "brother bill." but... but... ( laughs ) >> stahl: exactly. >> howard buffett: no, i... you know what? bill gates is the smartest guy in the world, next to my dad, maybe. i better say that if i'm on tape. >> stahl: how old are you? >> warren buffett: i'm 81, but i feel good. >> stahl: yeah, you look great. warren buffett says, if the berkshire hathaway board approves his son as chairman after he dies, howard would not be paid and would not run the compa

. >> howie's the farmer here, so he can speak with knowledge. the city boy on the panel. >> bill gates and howard buffett were both honored recently at the state department for their work on combating world hunger, work underwritten in both cases by the largesse of warren buffett. so your father gives all his money to gates. you come out and tell us what he's doing is all wrong. >> i'm not saying it's all wrong. >> well, a lot of it's wrong. little bit of sibling rivalry there? >> no. >> maybe? >> you know, once in a while, we call him "brother bill." >> exactly. >> no, you know what? bill gates is the smartest guy in the world next to my dad, maybe. i better say that if i'm on tape. >> how old are you? >> i'm 81, but i feel good. >> yeah, you look great. warren buffett says if the berkshire hathaway board approves his son as chairman after he dies, howard would not be paid and would not run the company day to day. howard would be what warren calls "the guardian of the culture." what were you worried about? >> well, you worry that somebody will

howie, let me start with you.ve now seen it, an outpouring of support for the 68-year-old woman, more than $500,000. she's invited to disney world by the disney corporation. explain this phenomenon. years ago even a few years ago this could have never happened. >> no. because we would never have known about this, wolf, if not for one of these middle school bullies posting this video on his own facebook page. and it gets picked up by everyone. the mainstream media a step behind here. lauren, you saw the way in which this went to use the cliche, viral. >> i did. i saw a tweet saying ellen dejen res, comment on this. ellen came out saying bullying doesn't end when you grow up, it ends when you stop bullying. >> let's play a clip just to remind viewers what happened. >> oh, my god, you so fat. >> you're so fat. >> you take up the whole seat. >> you don't have a family cause they all killed thems -- >> my heart went out to that woman immediately like everyone else. now, these two boys -- at least two of the four suppos

katy perry, howie mandel, matt leblanc, selma blair, louis ck and we'll have music from the offspringpark. and if the thunder won the game tonight join us before game six on sunday with our guest ray romano. before the game on the east coast, after on the west. and if there is no game 6 just take a nap instead. >> jimmy: our first guest can be seen regularly on three different tv shows. "ac 360" on cnn. "60 minutes" on cbs and "anderson" in syndication. plus, he calls bingo on monday and thursday at st mary's armenian church. please welcome anderson cooper. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: how are you? >> thanks for coming. >> i didn't know you knew about the bingo. >> jimmy: i keep a breast of all your developments. >> you make ryan seacrest look like he's lazy. >> he's raking in the money. >> jimmy: i guess so. you're not doing too badly yourself. when you arrive in a city, because you're not usually here in l.a., do people get nervous, thinking there might be a hurricane on the way? >> yeah. i saw a tweet called me a an angel of death. ethought defense bleak. when i check into a

thank you, howie, for our new lighting up here. i want to thank cass for that. love laura mercier. >> emily giffin wrote "something borrowed, something blue." she has a new one coming out july 24th. you can preorder it on amazon.com called "where we belong." it's a page turner. she'll be here to talk about her book. emily giffin will be here later on. i love her. she have miss sara haines. >> what's up? >> i'm sure this was built for dorm rooms. it's called a pick window. it's at urban outfitters for 16. i hate when you paint frames and they are all uneven. this has solved every problem i have. i have these all over my apartment but i think they are for 18-year-olds. but it works. you mentioned the reinvention show on june 21st. we'll do an ambush reinvention. >> that's this thursday. >> right. say why you have a good reinvention and you might be picked to get a whole new look. >> great. >>> coming up next, julia stiles of "keeping busy." something new on the web you want to see. >> she'll tell us about. [♪...] >> i've been training all year for the big race in

howie mandell's hair. and dana perino. all these things are growing faster than the economy. i'm going to pass out. >> bob: you know, you have a lot more sense now. you can finally understand. >> kimberly: you are in a better mood than this morning. >> greg: how do you know what i was like this morning? [ laughter ] >> eric: you walked right into that. softball down the middle of the aisle on that one. >> bob: what was your wife doing this morning? water slide. yeah, right. kimberly -- >> eric: c'mon, bring it back. also maureen dowd writes the man who describes himself as caught without a class, structure or tradition is finding himself too absorbed to see what is not working. obama, maureen dowd saying he is too absorbed to see what is not working. >> kimberly: he better have advisors to help him out. he doesn't have bob beckel because we are occupying him at "the five." he needs people to give him solid advice. maybe clinton will give him advice but i don't know if he will listen. he really relies on axelrod. he may be great for an election but i don't think he is an econo

we also have howie kurtz and lawrence ash burn standing by.edia phenomenon amazing how a 68-year-old grandmother who was so brutally tormented on that school bus, it's really a shocking story, i must say, but this whole problem of elder abuse in our country. we're going in depth on that as well because we rarely report about it, but it's something that hits so close to home for all of us. you've got elderly parents or grandparents, you're going to want to watch. lisa sylvester has been working on this story. a lot more coming up as well. dramatic developments happening right now in syria. we're taking a closer look on that front as well. >> we'll be watching, wolf, when it comes to the grandmother, you say social media. more than $500,000 they have raised. >> thank you, wolf. see you in just a bit. >> thank you. >>> the battle of the bailout. the debt duel. words describing the political fight du jourhere in t u.s., right? no. try greece versus germany. perhaps the biggest soccer match in the european 2012 championship is underway right now. i

but the central point, howie, is you open up the beginning of this book and you begin to read about olympicthis classified program. the first four pages of the book are all about what they did when the program went awry on president obama's watch. the virus, the worm that was supposed to stay secret gets out of the nuclear enrichment plant and gets onto an iranian engineer's computer, replicates itself around the world and suddenly the entire world in 2010 knows that there's a computer virus aimed at iran. >> it's a very dramatic story. but in your book you say scores of officials and former officials helped you and you say that you actually credit two of the obama administration spokesmen on national security for helping set up interviews at all levels of white house staff. >> right. >> all i'm saying is some of these stories you can't do without some cooperation from the white house administration. >> this is a book about the totality of the national security strategy of president obama. what's worked and what hasn't. it covers afghanistan and pakistan, it covers iran, of course, it cover

. -- hot howie. >> just can't undo certain things, can you? >>> weather wise, look at the -- mr. sunshine our floor director likes to call me. weather wise -- let's just get moving because it's getting worse for me by the second. we're looking at the allergy update. i wanted to show this because andrea is so interested in the allergy update. yesterday was a tough day. grass pollen was high. >> tree may be the problem. >> okay. some folks the grass got to them and there was a reason it could have been a bad one for you. looking at the day planner, we're looking at a good day. not too humid but warmer than yesterday as temperatures will be in the low 80s by lunch time. 88 at 4:00 p.m., the high for the day but that is about normal. 84 by 8:00. temperatures are really going to climb starting tomorrow and friday through the weekend of the uncomfortably hot. 53 lovettsville. pleasant readings. to the south fort belvoir also in the mid-50s. upper marlboro in the mid-50s. andrews 10 degrees warmer at 66. columbia, bwi62. looking outside we've got generally clear skies this morning. stil

. >> howie, i do like it.think it's one of the best 20 pilots i've seen in the last 20 years. here's why i think, adam doesn't resemble any news rooms he's seen today. i think sorkin is reaching for something very way up there that's hard to reach for. i think he gets enough for this to be an outstanding series. that's a newsroom. and an ernestness and a sense of purpose we have lost in the media. i don't think it's just cable news. i think it's across the board and i think it's particularly true in the national press. you know, in the reviews that have criticized them primarily have said, oh, it's so -- it's like a high school speech when they say we are here to serve democracy. well, maybe it is like a high school speech, but that's why we're here. if we remember that, if we remember that, almost everything else makes sense. and today almost nothing makes sense to most people. >> you need a television series. maureen, is there anything to the notion that it's basically journalists reviewing this and journali

knows about howy yeurope will handle this. >> europe and in particular spain, has the financial capability to sofrl its banking problem. the only question being, what is the price of solving it? is it through the european facility or through pain getting funds on its own? they also want to see a special deal or they expect a special deal for spain that looks and feels different from what ireland, portugal and greece have. >> we will be watching that, stee steve, thanks. for those of you who think you have seen the worst of it, my next guest says think again. barclays barry knapp joins me. along with quincy crosby and michelle caruso-cabrera. how much more pain is ahead, barry? >> well, i would guess that 1200 is probably a minimum objective. that makes -- at 1200 the stock market would be as cheap to real interest rates as it was last sum perp fr summer. we don't see policy makers in the position to do anything substantive until it got through the greek elections, through the meeting on the 22nd, gotten through the full eu summit and there is a sa whole host of problems in the banking syst

. >> warner: deadly serious, thank you both howie and lauren. >> woodruff: finally tonight, remembering days of the aids epidemic and the toll it took on so many. that's the focus of an award- winning documentary that premieres on the pbs program, "independent lens" tonight. "newshour" correspondent spencer michels talked with the filmmaker in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco's castro district has become a little more fashionable, a little more heterosexual since the days when aids was devastating the gay male population that was centered here. but the castro remains a focal point of gay life, perhaps not still the place gay youngers come to find the freedom and acceptance that was hard to find at home. >> i think the castro is really still probably the gayest neighborhood in the world. >> reporter: nearly 20,000 it's where david weissman produced and directed his film, "we were here", and where he still feels most at home. >> reporter: weissman chose five people who lived through that the disease is mostly controlled through drugs. even in the middle of thelñn epidemic i came

. >> woodruff: lauren and howie thanks again. >> suarez: finally, three of the five members of the president'sathered at the white house today. as former president george w. bush and his wife laura returned for the unveiling of their official portraits. mr. bush's father, former president george h.w. bush watched as the current white house occupant, president barack obama, thanked his predecessor for his service. >> in this job, no decision that reaches your desk is easy; no choice you make is without costs. no matter how hard you try, you're not going to make everybody happy. i think that's something that president bush and i both learned pretty quickly. ( laughter ) and that's why from time to time, those of us who have had the privilege to hold this office find ourselves turning to the only people on earth that know the feeling. we may have our differences politically, but the presidency transcends those differences. >> i am pleased that my portrait brings an interesting symmetry to the white house collection. it now starts and ends with a george w. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i am honored to

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