sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. this monday morning, i'm andrea roane. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm mike hydeck. 56 degrees, balmy. >> for this time of year. 56, by the way is real close to where we should be for the daytime high. temperatures aren't going anywhere today. in fact slowly they will drop off to the low 50s. here's a look at your day planner. cloudy conditions, drizzle, occasional shower here and there. not going to rain all day. damp all day, i believe. right now low clouds and fog and 55 degrees at reagan national. democrat down into kentucky and

the star witness, actor hugh grant. >> i, hugh grant, do -- >> reporter: after years of being huntedoids, it was being hunted by tabloid it was his turn to take aim. >> its main tactic being bullying, intimidation, and mail. >> reporter: the british actor told a government panel investigating how tabloids get their stories that the newspapers hacked his phones, stalked him, even broke into his london home for a scoop. >> the license that the tabloid press has had to -- steal british citizens' purposely for their commercial profit very often vulnerable british citizens is a scandal. >> reporter: the actor alleged the tabloid paid off hospital staff for his medical records. >> which to me is a gross intrusion in my privacy. >> reporter: earlier in the day the panel heard from the parents of a murdered school girl. rupert murdoch's tabloid, "the news of the world," had hacked her phone, deleting her message, giving her family hope that she was alive. the hacking of the girl's phone outraged britains, brought down murdoch's newspaper and put his media empire in the hot seat. but the tabl

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abc's kelly kobe watched it all. >> reporter: the star witness, actor hugh grant. >> i hugh grant do-- >> reporter: after years of being hunted by tabloids it was his turn to take aim. >> its main tactic being bully and intimidation and blackmail. >> reporter: he told a panel that newspapers hacked his phones, stalked him, even broke into his london home for a scoop. >> the license that the tabloid press has had to steal british citizens purposely for their commercial profit is a scandal. >> reporter: the actor even alleged that the dab wloid paid off hospital staff for his medical records. >> which to me is a gross intrusion in my privacy. >> reporter: earlier in the day the panel heard from the parents of murdered british schoolgirl milly dowler. rupert murdoch's tabloid the news of the world hacked her phone deleting her messages giving her family hope she was alive. the hacking of her foul outraged britain, brought down murdoch's newspaper and mutt his media empire in the hot seat but the tabloid industry here is alive and well and very profitable. the question for the panel now,

sandra hughes, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m.'m andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. we're halfway there. it is wednesday. glad you're joining us. here's monika samtani. howard bernstein is here. he's got your weather first. >> going to need something a little bit heavier than what monika is wearing. we're down in the 30s. clear morning and light winds. you don't have the wind chill to contend with. you won't need the earmuffs. i like to have warm ears. >> exactly. >> weatherwise, your day planner. sunshine today. chilly this morning. down in the 30s in most areas. 42 reagan national. 54 by noon. 5:00, highs getting to about 61 or so. a pleasant day with southeast winds at about 5 miles per hour. you can see looking at our satellite and radar, all is

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>> first, let me say, i am stunned, but i agree with hugh's take on the race.ere is anybody who can make a run at romney, it's newt gingrich. but since you teed that other question up, i will answer it for you. the way we look at it is that the republican primary electorate, the tea party element that dominates the republican party today wants a nominee who is far out of the mainstream who, favors dismantling social security and medicare and getting rid of the safety net that prevents people from living in the streets in this country. >> hey, steve, don't you think that's a bit hyperbolic? the tea party and most americans, 50, 60% of americans agree with limited constitutional government, free markets and fiscal responsibility. kisee how those on the left might think of that is radical. but that's where most of the american people are -- >> what, me? hype? not at all. the majority of americans have a negative view of the tea party or a plurality, like a plurality have a negative view of herman cain. >> let's talk negative news, the cbs poll came out and the pre

>> if there ever was one, it would be howard hughes. i louised to do slight obsessive things when i was little, stepping on cracks on the way back home from school and i had to start bringing all that stuff out for the character and that lingered with me. most of the time, if i'm not able to go home and be myself and when the film is wrapped feel like a free man, i wouldn't be doing my job. i try to embody the character as best i can and leave it all on the table, so to speak. whatever you have to portray about that character should be burned into celluloid. >> a man's legacy is often what is not seen. i think it is an amazing thing to think about. do you feel that is the same for your business. in acting, do you think it is what is not seen on camera that makes you who you are.

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holly hughes, a criminal defense attorney, joins me now.ll boys for the syracuse basketball team who are stepbrothers, told cnn bernie fine abused them repeatedly in the 1980s and 1990s. >> you moved away and didn't say anything because you didn't feel like you're capable of saying anything. he's a god to you. not with me, i didn't feel right about it. i told him that, bernie, please don't do that to me. and then he'd do it again and again. >> so, holly, does the statute of limitations apply here? >> it will to specific acts that happened 20-some years ago. but typically in the ped feelop cases is there are specific acts. they're hoping to bring forth new victims and typically a lot of times if there's a repressed memory and a young person doesn't remember being molested, the statute of limitations will not start to run until such time as they recall that and make that initial outcry. >> i want to read this because i think this is important. this is a statement that fine issued. he said, sadly we live in an allegation-based society and an i

dry for all your festivities. >> traveling back should be easy. >> i would think so, yes. >>> actor hughgrant said today he believes his phone was hacked. british tably the mail sunday. the first time he's implicated a newspaper not owned by rupert murdoch. he testified before the u.k. parliament accusing a british tabloid of hacking his phone. he says a 2007 story about his private life could have only been obtained through eavesdropping on his voice mails. >> of course people are interested;p?kp in people's love lives we all have that natural curiosity. it doesn't mean to say you can obtain that information illegally. >> the mail said a quote would refute grant's suggestion and described his comments as smears. >>> who do you think should play the role of steve jobs in the movie about his life? sony has snapped up rights to the movie. two top contenders battling for the role, george clooney and nowa wiley. wiley has already -- played jobs. sony is trying to court screenwriter aaron sore kin to write the script. >>> -- five students elected for the prestigious rhodes scholar ships for u

first up, hugh grant.laims another tabloid hacked into his phone to try to get information on his romances. >> reporter: hairy potter author is also scheduled to speak. a judge will use all of the testimony to recommend changes in the way the media in britain does its job. in london, tina krauss. >>> more than a dozen news of the world journalists and editors have been arrested in connection with the phone hacking scandal. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >> reporter: maryland senator took his case to the jury and beat the law but it's lawmakers @póoay have a tougher time ,,,,, >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, president obama fires back after a congressional leadership fails to reach a key budget deal. >>> ethics in question, powerful state senator cleared of charges. but euleses curry may still be in hot water. >>> more than of the frantic final moments of the patterson's. >>> and i'll tell you how much it'll cost you to travel the fcc and how it'll benefit the baltimore region. >>> will rain

if hugh grant doesn't have definitive proof in this case, but he's taken on london's tabloid press inay no one else has. while he was bloody good in his movies, that in the end may stand as his most important work. >>> finally, jimmy fallon seemed to have a good time interviewing michele bachmann the other night, but his show made a huge blunder even before she reached his couch. ♪ that, as the congresswoman later learned, was a 1985 song titled, quoting here, "lying ass bitch." how offensive is that? he said i'm so sorry about the intro mess. really hope she comes back. in an interview with fox's bill hemmer, bachmann accused n

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dry for all your festivities. >> traveling back should be easy. >> i would think so, yes. >>> actor hughgrant said today he believes his phone was hacked. british tably the mail sunday. the first time he's implicated a newspaper not owned by rupert murdoch. he testified before the u.k. parliament accusing a british tabloid of hacking his phone. he says a 2007 story about his private life could have only been obtained through eavesdropping on his voice mails. >> of course people are interested;p?kp in people's love lives we all have that natural curiosity. it doesn't mean to say you can obtain that information illegally. >> the mail said a quote would refute grant's suggestion and described his comments as smears. >>> who do you think should play the role of steve jobs in the movie about his life? sony has snapped up rights to the movie. two top contenders battling for the role, george clooney and nowa wiley. wiley has already -- played jobs. sony is trying to court screenwriter aaron sore kin to write the script. >>> -- five students elected for the prestigious rhodes scholar ships for u

hugh grant has made this his cause. he's been talking about this.e was a victim as well, he says. >> absolutely. the actor made famous for roles in "four weddings and a funeral" and "notting hill" is there testifying that news of the world, the now defunct tabloid newspaper in the uk hacked into his phone for information and stories that were then published. he made it his cause now as this inquiry looks into the practices of journalists in this country in terms of whether hacking took place. of course he's one of 5,800 people police are now investigating including celebrities, members of the royal family, crime victims and politicians who are said that their phones had been hacked into. you mentioned the family of the murder victim, a teenager who went missing a few years ago in britain. her parents testified earlier today here in london. also saying that they were originally thought their daughter was missing. they were given hope when they were able to leave messages on her voicemail because earlier on they were not able to do so because her voic

hughes. could've parlayed in fact because the bank balance sheets as they are, the banks are just taking these things that because these are the million dollar homes and these are the ones, either one of them, ms. ratcliffe, is that what is having? >> that is what is happening. >> ms. ratcliffe agrees. i guess that answers that piece of the. i can't explain what the particular or in any actor will star as to why in certain cases you people are not getting the loans they are looking for but i know i personally have a good grade -- credit rating score and i have a job. but i could not now going get a loan for a $700,000 because i'm on a fixed income. but to ms. ratcliffe, so, and anybody else on the panel as well, so the issue here is, i think what we're trying to do here is to change the focus from the focus by investors to being on, from the credit rating of the united states, which is having problems by itself, to the credit, credit availability or the credibility of the borrower. isn't that

rupert murdoch's empire takes a battering in baparliament from e actor, hugh grant. >> speaking of hughll you what he has to say. breaking dawn breaks records. let's get the scoop from today.com. courtn courtney. take it away. >> hugh grant has been the only celebrity to be outspoken by the hacking scandal and personal experiences as they pertain to the papers. today in parliament was no exception to that. he spoke out about how he feel that is a certain story that ran in 2007 about his then love life couldn't have been obtained without hacking. take a look. >>> are you suggesting that that story must have come from hack something. >> i cannot for the life of me think of any conceivable source for this story except those voice messages on my mobile telephone. >> you mentioned he said the mail on sunday which is not owned by murdoch and this is the first time they pointed a finger on a non-murdoch-owned newspaper. he went on to say in interesting testimony that this is widespread, something has to be done about it. it's not just the one newspaper. over the weekend, breaking dawn, we read

sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary man slaughter in michael jackson's 2009 death. the judge said murray is a risk to society. >> dr. murray's reckless conduct in this case poses a demonstrable risk to the safety of the public. >> reporter: the jury sided with the prosecution. they agreed murray delivered a fatal dose of propofol. >> our sympathies go out to the jackson family at this time for the loss that they have suffered. not a pop icon, but a son and a brother. >> reporter: jackson fans and supporters erupted in cheers outside the courthouse. >> we had no doubts. that's why we're here. >> reporter: family members have been in court throughout the trial. jackson's sister, latoya, expressed her joy. >> michael was watching over us. >> reporter: jurors deliberated less than nine hours. murray's lawyers left the courtroom without commenting. the defense tried to portray jackson as an addict, desperate for sleep. they claimed murray was a victim of michael jackson. >> he wa

hugh grant is one of those testifying today and is making new claims. sue. >>> such a dreary monday, brian. we have had a lot of light rain and fog and more rain that we need to get through. we'll talk about that and the timing for the thanksgiving travel with the full forecast coming up on the news edge at 6. 6.  "no messages." but if you're looking for the one place that makes it easy, look no further than carmax. ♪"ta daaaaaaaaaa!" our appraisals are fast and they're free. we'll make you a written offer to buy, good for seven days. and we'll buy your car even if you don't buy one of ours. carmax...the way car buying should be. >> a major league baseball player has been stabbed to death in the netherlands. 24-year-old dutch player greg halman was an outfeeler for the seattle mariners. they were called to his home and found him dead from a stab wound. the younger brother was arrested. no charges were filed in the case. >>> more testimony over the news of the world phone hacking scandal. hugh grant told an inquiry he believes h

sandra hughes is in los angeles with more this morning. sandra, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. and that midnight deadline for occupy wall street protesters here in l.a. to leave has come and gone. as you can see behind me, basically, the crowd from the tent city has now moved into this intersection and the street behind me. they are basically blocking off all traffic. now, we have not seen a very large police presence here so far, but we do understand and i can see right down the block from here that they are starting to -- they are starting to line up around the perimeter and may be moving in soon. near l.a. city hall, hundreds of occupy wall street protesters refuse to leave camp. the plan is to keep it nonviolent? >> oh, yes, definitely. we don't want any violence. >> reporter: an eviction order went into effect overnight and still only a handful of people broke down thank you tents on sunday. >> the city itself passed a resolution saying we have the first amendment rights to remain here and now they are reneging on t

testimony from actor hugh grant. live coverage from london. >> icon hugh grant, to declare and affirm the evidence i give should be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> mr. grant, your full name, please? >> hugh john mungo grant. >> tranten we have prepared a bundle for you and you'll find please under have won your first witness statement, which is dated and signed by you with a statement of truth on the third of november of this year. i invite you to take that demand, please, confirmed that issue for statement. >> that is. >> and then you gave a second statement, supplementary witness statement on the 11th of november. and again, that is your statement? >> yes. >> what i will do -- >> before you do anything, mr. grant, as with some of the other witnesses, i'm very grateful to you for coming. i am extremely conscious that you are speaking about matters which you prefer were not deployed to the press. and the fact is that is a difficult decision at a difficult experience for you. i'm conscious of

holly hughes is on the case, next. >>> time now for the help desk.ynette is here and david, thank you both for being here. we appreciate it. lynette, your question comes from terrance in new york. he has a 30-year mortgage with his bank. he refinanced three years ago and 4.75% and he's tried to negotiate with the bank but they are telling him that he cannot renegotiate without closing fees because the mortgage is held by another entity. is there any way to take advantage of low rates and not pay the processing fees? and we don't know the specific of his situation. it's always different. but what do you say generally to this? >> i don't need to know the specifics. the fact is, whenever you take out a mortgage, you're going to have some kind of closing fees. some lenders taught zero points or no closing fees but every mortgage has fees attached to it, lender fees, title fees, government fees. those are standards for any type of mortgage. and even if you do get a loan with zero points or no origination fees, you can be sure that the bank is making up fo

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after undergoing the ground-breaking process of scanning and restoration, does hugh's high-resolutioning aim from the sixth floor window. >> after the shots were fired he happened to look up at the sixth floor. >> well, we're back. that was a clip from the new national geographic documentary, "jfk, the lost bullet." the documentary attempts to ç prove once and for all that president kennedy was killed by a lone gunman, lee harvey oswald, through never-before-seen photos and coverage of that fateful day in dallas 48 years ago. max holland is the historian worked on the documentary and joins us to talk about the new evidence he and his team were able to discover. so i'm going to talk about this later when you're off about why we can't live with the fact that nobody killed somebody. what do you think you've been able to prove with the new footage and evidence? >> we're trying to break the stranglehold on people's imagination of what happened. what we think we presented is the first account of all three shots and what happened to each one. >> there was a longer period of time that he was

after undergoing the ground-breaking process of scanning and restoration, does hugh's high-resolutionas a clip from the new national geographic documentary, "jfk, the loft bullet." it attempts to prove once and for all that president kennedy was killed by a lone gunman through oswald through never before seen coverage and footage of that fateful day in dallas 48 years ago today. mac holeland is the historian who worked on the documentary. it's his work and joins us now to talk about some of the new evidence he and his team were able to discover. so, i have -- i'm going to talk about this later when you're off about the reason why we can't live with the fact that a nobody killed a somebody. what -- what do you think you've been able to prove here, to establish with this new film? >> we're trying to hoe is the first account of all three shots and what happened to each one. >> and there was a longer period of time that he was able to shoot, 11 seconds. >> there's a proverbial six seconds in dallas, and we say it's more like 11 seconds. >> to get off three shots. >> right, which is all th