hugh, hugh, hugh, hugh. >> maybe the dude should get his dog's ears checked. >> the dog can hear. >>y. >> you're about to find out. >> look, look, hey, hugh, do you want a treat? oh, hugh. >> as soon as this guy mentions treat, hugh turns his head. now i can hear you. i didn't see you there. >> why would the dog turn around? the guy is cursing at the dog and, dude, i am not listening to you. unless you have something nice to say or have a treat and he looks pretty comfortable. why would you want to get up from that position? like i have breakfast for you and i say, okay, cool, i am up. i am on his side here. >> he is relaxing. >> do you want a treat? >>. >>> italian for who are you going to call? does this look familiar to anybody? >> they have the exact same jumpsuits as the ghost busters and the little contraption where you take the captured ghost and put it in the thing. >> the ghost disposal unit. >> it is not just really cool uniforms and a disposal unit. this guy, alberto, has a basement look alike of the set from ghost busters so when you push buttons, it will smoke and sound

i so envy hugh howard his research trips. it ask him some time about his visit to bill clinton's boyhood bedroom. hugh howard has turned his attention to the war of 1812 with his new book "mr. and mrs. madison's war," america's first couple in the second war for independence, a history book club selection of the month. most of us have a sort of grade school remembrance of the war of 1812, francis scott key, saving the george washington portrait and that is about it. it was of much more complicated affair. after a time of considerable political division we yankees wanted nothing to do with that war and what a fascinating and diverse cast of characters. chief among them was the diminutive and brilliant james madison and his vivacious and cunning wife, dolley. they were america's first power couple. no doubt the obamas to learn much from james and dolley, perhaps they already have. it was a pivotal moment in our nation's history as america, besieged on all sides, sought to maintain its independence from forces seemingly too huge

hughes says they been getting letters of encouragement from across the country. she says she remains hopeful that, in the spirit of vatican ii, healing can prevail. >> there's always a blessing that comes with every conflict. perhaps the blessing is that we continue to open up within the church avenues for true dialogue and true dialogue isn't about winners and losers. it's about people truly being able to listen to understand the other perspective before making any judgments. >> reporter: i'm kim lawton reporting. >>> on our calendar, this weekend, bahai's begin a 19-day fast. they abstain from food and drink between sunrise and sunset and practice prayer and meditation, the time of fasting leads up to the new year celebration, nowz. >>> on wednesday, at the capitol in washington, the late rosa parks became the first black woman to be depicted in a full-length statue in statuary hall. park's refusal in 1955 to give up her seat on a segregated montgomery, alabama, bus led to a bus boycott that lasted more than a year and helped trigger the civil rights movement.

days later, jodi turned up in utah, and travis' friend david hughes thought she was acting strange. >> when i saw her in the parking lot, i noticed the cut fingers, and then she also flipped the license plate upside down on her car. there were weird things that stood out, long sleeved shirt in

earlier i spoke with holly hughes and asked if the couple could claim self-defense?an't claim self-defense, because the threat was over. we see these men running away and getting into the vehicle before he fires those shots, so at this point, he is looking at anywhere from very serious felony charges like aggravated assault which is firing a weapon at, toward or in the direction of someone or he can be facing something as slight as discharging a firearm within the city limits, and it is going to depend on the charging authority, and who they believe started this entire fight, but you can't meet fistfight with a gun that. sun equal force a that is unequal force and not the same thing. >> but what the two guys who beat him up? do they bear any responsibility, holly? >> well, they should be charged with their own charges. they are looking at battery and assault charges and depending upon how much damage is done, they could be facing aggravated assault which takes it out of the misdemeanor rank and up to the felony charge. everybody here needs to be charged with somethin

a short time ago i talked with hugh bronstein of reuters in buenos aires. hugh bronstein, welcome.o 24 hours later, what's been the reaction there in argentina? >> well, at first it was stunned silence and it gave way very quickly to jubilation. the fifthful in argentina really believe this is the right pope to do what needs to be done at the vatican to improve transparency and get back to the gospels. >> brown: there's been much attention to the new pope's simple life-style, his work with the poor. how has that manifested itself in his life and work in argentina? >> well, this is a soccer-crazy country and when it came out yesterday that he is a card-carrying rank-and-file fan after sam lorenzo, one of the top five teams here in argentina people went nuts. twitter went wild and it came out as well that he has a very unassuming kind of life-style. his apartment is very close to the neighborhood where the headquarters of san lorenzo. is he takes the bus to work, if not the subway. on the bus and on the subway if the team did well the night before he talks with his friends his fellow

if he says it's time for hugh hugh mill -- humility, that's what they'll do. >> megyn: speak if you can about the support that the new pope will have. even though he's going to be the leader of the catholic church, he's just a man. and he needs help and assistance and he needs input from others. how does he create that group around him? >> i don't want to compare it but american viewers would understand when a new president is elected, the whole country is behind him. they say you're our new leader. we want to get along. this is a heavenly office but the new pope comes with a tremendous amount of goodwill behind him from the cardinals from all the bishops around the world. let us hope from the 1.2 billion catholics but he's got to earn it. that's what the first couple of weeks and months tell us. >> in terms of advice and council he'll lead on bishops and others within the church, or will it be they take their staff, people they trusted for years and will become the ones with the ear of the new pope. >> a little bit of both but mostly the latter. everyone one of these cardinals have com

in a new interview, hugh hefner estimates -- they asked him how many women he slept with.slept with more than 1,000 women. one for every year of his life. i think it's the way he carries himself. hugh hefner always knew just what what to say to have a beautiful woman to have sex with imhim. he would say "next." this came from an interview in "esquire" magazine which means "playboy" magazine got scooped by itself. he says he's a one-woman man ever since he married in december. he claims the marriage is going great. he said all her friends think it's a marriage made in heaven. which i guess he will be finding out soon enough. and one more thing while we're on the subject of very active seniors, this happened at the ninth annual european veterans athletic indoor championships in san sebastian, spain, last week. i didn't know this existed. but they had a 65-meter dash. it was exciting. they had a 94-year-old man from belgium facing off against the 95-year-old man from finland. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and then they died. but they went out champions. tonight op the show, the guar

if he says it's time for hugh hugh mill -- humility, that's what they'll do. >> megyn: speak if you can about the support that the new pope will have. even though he's going to be the leader of the catholic church, he's just a man. and he needs help and assistance and he needs input from others. how does he create that group around him? >> i don't want to compare it but american viewers would understand when a new president is elected, the whole country is behind him. they say you're our new leader. we want to get along. this is a heavenly office but the new pope comes with a tremendous amount of goodwill behind him, from the cardinals, from all the bishops around the world. let us hope from the 1.2 billion catholics but he's got to earn it. that's what the first couple of weeks and months tell us. >> in terms of advice and council he'll lead on bishops and others within the church, or will it be they take their staff, people they trusted for years and will become the ones with the ear of the new pope. >> a little bit of both but mostly the latter. everyone one of these cardinals have c

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if he says it's time for hugh hugh mill -- humility, that's what they'll do. >> megyn: speak if you can about the support that the new pope will have. even though he's going to be the leader of the catholic church, he's just a man. and he needs help and assistance and he needs input from others. how does he create that group around him? >> i don't want to compare it but american viewers would understand when a new president is elected, the whole country is behind him. they say you're our new leader. we want to get along. this is a heavenly office but the new pope comes with a tremendous amount of goodwill behind him, from the cardinals, from all the bishops around the world. let us hope from the 1.2 billion catholics but he's got to earn it. that's what the first couple of weeks and months tell us. >> in terms of advice and council he'll lead on bishops and others within the church, or will it be they take their staff, people they trusted forss with the ear of the new pope. >> a little bit of both but mostly the latter. everyone one of these cardinals have come with staff from the home

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holly hughes is here. this trial -- this is something else.ions really give you a peek into the minds of jurors. this doesn't happen in every state. >> right. there's only three states in the nation that allow jurors to submit questions. >> arizona's one of them. we've seen lots of high-profile trials. conrad murray, casey anthony. i don't know if we've ever gotten a peek into the jurors' minds like this. >> no. and this is invaluable for both sides because what you can do is -- you sort of get an idea where they're going, where their thought process -- are they buying the defense or are they really siding with the prosecution? and then you get to come back and sort of remold. the defense is still in their case in chief. so a lot of the questions, it seemed to me, were sort of poking at this self-defense thing. why didn't you call for help once you were safe and out of the situation? why didn't you do x, y, z? what the defense can do in response to that is have their experts who are coming up after her answer those type of questions. why would

] when asked if he could name names, he was like, "i think my first name is hugh." [ laughter ] he's slept with over a thousand women and only half of those women were named amber. just a little trivia. [ light laughter ] little trivia for you. did you guys see this? the backstreet boys have released their own harlem shake video. [ cheers ] ooh, wow. of course, most people missed it 'cause they were busy watching right said fred's planking video. [ laughter ] that's a good one, eh? that's one of my favorite ones, man. right said fred's planking video. ♪ i'm too sexy for this meme ♪ [ laughter ] and finally, i want to say congrats to tiger woods who just regained his status as the number one golfer in the world. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he was also hoping to reach number one at something else, but then that hugh hefner interview came out. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody! thank you so much for watching! we have a great show tonight. we love it when he stops by.

. >> reporter: travis alexander was a motivational speaker and close friend and coworker of david hughes06. >> i knew he was single and always looking for ms. alexander. >> enter saleswoman and aspiring photographer jodi arias. >> i told travis, hey, there is this cute girl i work with. you should meet her. introduce me. i introduced them and they were able to develop a relationship pretty quickly from there. >> they met in vegas. the night they might, it seemed that things heated up very quickly. because jodi arias said within a week or so, they are having sex in a car. >> reporter: jodi and travis had an instant physical connection. a whirlwind romance, but a long distance one with her in palm desert, california, and him five hours away in mesa, arizona. still, that wouldn't slow them down. shana hogan, author of "picture perfect" about the jodi arias case. >> travis and jodi talked every day, exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> reporter: jodi was so attracted to travis, she converted to the church of latter day saints because travis was a mormon. >> she started to inq

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there is a meeting in my apartment in new york this the day and a of the howard hughes they had to build the vessel with a hole in the center to scoop up the sub but what if the russians decided would fire on it? we could not bring it to hawaii. they had to find a pacific island tenuous position -- possession and build the pork. we provided the insurance not many companies would have the vision to have the underwriting skill to take on a project like that i was in hong kong with the board meeting of aig and i had a call that the "l.a. times" had broke the story. obviously the did not provide the intermission we had even if i got technology at of it. here is one example of our value to the country. there are many stories like that. i was asked by a high government official to meet with president marcos to buy a new very well with our relationship he served more terms as president he declared martial law. a revolution was possible and then on dialysis. one was said of the naval forces had retired. john reed was the head of citicorp in the philippines. we had dinner with the president i dec

raha how did this letter compare to john hughes memos.s the same amount of thing that there is wiggle room where they can do what they want in regards to legal law. >> the john yoo's memos, the opinion, and in this instance, a letter from the attorney general, a very brief letter from the attorney general in the case of the john yoo memos there was analysis that was erroneous and that was acknowledged pretty much by every professional lawyer that looked at that opinion. the holder memo, like i said before is perhaps not the most elegantly worded, but i think what it is getting at is the idea that maybe in very exigent extreme circumstances there could be some uses of force. but again the bigger problem is that the administration has not been forthcoming with congress, forth coming with the american people about the killing and what are the rules of targeted killing of drone strikes both domestically and abroad. >> john: and with speculation what other presidents would do with these powers down the road. thank you so much, christopher ande

hugh jackman, he's going to be -- hugh jackman.me about it, man. >> actually, i met chris christie when i was 11 years old. his father coached our little league team. >> was he a good coach? >> his dad was unbelievable. calmest, nicest, sweetest man in the world. i don't know what happened to chris. the first day i came to a practice. i hadn't played for a team yet. chris comes over. he says chris christie. he starts introducing me around. >> and he ran for governor. >> he was that kind of a guy. >> you usually write thrillers. this is a thriller but a love story first. i sat in the back pew and watched the only woman i would ever love marry another man. >> i wanted to start with heartbreak. what is the worst situation can you imagine. and then all of a sudden, six years later, he has a chance to find her again. the husband is dead. >> she makes him make a promise to her. >> yes. >> promise me you won't find me, you won't look for me, you'll leave me alone. and at the last part of the pro log is i kept my promise for six years. six

we feel very uncomfortable with her in our home. >> david hughes recalls a chilling encounter betweenhis sister-in-law and jodi arias. >> well, they're having this conversation trying to convince travis to break up with her. she is right outside the upstairs door, listening to the whole conversation. and she walked in, and she just had this face on like she was the devil, and she was going to commit a murder right then and there. >> it was clear that she liked him a lot more than he liked her. travis wanted a normal life. jodi wanted to be with him more than anything. and it was an extremely unhealthy bond that they shared. >> reporter: and a normal, healthy life was something travis had wanted desperately since growing up in riverside, california. >> travis' childhood was full of poverty, neglect, physical violence. >> his parents were both addicted to drugs. and so he wasn't raised by his parents. he was eventually -- his grandmother is the one that raised him, but, yeah, it was a tough upbringing. >> reporter: jodi too said she didn't have it easy growing up. she was no stranger to

holly hughes joins me, she's a criminal defense attorney.e is suing the city and police for defamation, civil rights violations, false arrest, does he have a case? >> he does. i tell you why. his friend calls him, says dude, you're on the news, wanted in a gang shooting. he thinks that's a mistake. googles himself, finds out they have put my name out there. he goes down to the police station a couple days later to say what's going on, let me turn myself in, i didn't do anything, but you have my name and photo out there. arrest him for another crime, you beat a man with a baseball bat. what are you talking about. they book him, hold him three days, never file charges and finally spring him. here's the thing. it was false arrest, took his fingerprints, booked him, mugshot is out there, they have that crazy website out there, they got your mugshot out there, then you have to pay to get it taken down, his life was turned upside down and he did nothing wrong. >> probably still on the internet. >> it is forever. lives forever. >> his lawsuit doesn

the oscar for best visual effects effects to you that made the movie look so amazing were them and hughes has filed for bankruptcy quickly after the film's release you know that seems like a bit of a discrepancy i mean the group that made the best visual effects in the world in two thousand and thirteen is flat broke how can that be this reminds me of how the lead creators of call of duty modern warfare two were let go directly after the release of the game which to date is the eighth highest grossing video game of all time this was done supposedly to dodge paying them the royalties that they you know earned through hard work the problem is that we live in a world where only the bottom line count making as much profit as you possibly can damn the consequences it's just good business practice they say well it might be profitable but it's bad for society as very bad for visual effects and videogame artists but that's just my opinion. these are faces of freedom fighters. and. they're ready to clean up a new story. and bring new liberty. to. salute play free. up. to be treated this way. sherr

[laughter] hugh hefner. i'm gonna say he's worth $45 million. [audience ohs] [laughter] that'll buy you plenty of viagra. okay, larry flynt. if hef is worth $43 million, i'm gonna say larry flynt is in the ballpark of $25 million. [audience ohs] i guess that proves that soft porn doesn't pay as well as watching someone get peed on. [laughter] lesson learned, america. daniel tosh. i think the shocking part is that i made the list. [laughter] $400,000 in the red! [laughter] by the way, there's good debt and bad debt. currently, i'm upside down on a mortgage. [laughter] probably doesn't help that a hot girl flies me to mexico to invest in her family's tequila business either. next time, i'm saying, "no, gracias." [laughter] go to our blog to see the ones that we didn't have time for. see you next week. good night. [cheers and applause] [eagle caw] >> stephen: tonight, big changes for texas. their 10-gallon hats are now 38-liters. [laughter] then, can our drone program win the war on terror? yes, if you go up, up, down down, b, a, b, a, select. [lau

i'm hugh burroughs -- burrows. bye-bye. >>> chitchatting away here. welcome to bay sunday. i'm your host frank mallicoat. if you've got an idea, we'd love to hear from you, go to cbssf.com, click on connect and scroll down to bay sunday and we can chat. >>> the canfest center for asian-american media once known as the san francisco asian- american film fest festival kicks off on thursday on an 11 day run in the bay area. some of the nation's top asian filmmakers, actresses, musicians, chefs are all going to be here in the city celebrating a new wave of creative women and men in the industry as well and we've got their festival director and a filmmaker with us, pleased to welcome them. how are you? >> good. thank you. >> welcome, jennifer, aboard. >> thank you so much. >> 130 films and you have seen all of them? >> yes, i have to see all of them and give them my thumbs up. >> it kicks off in a couple more days? >> yeah, we have been programming about a year now. right after the last festival stops we restart for this year. >> and that thursday night when you kick it off, a b

. >> it was a sign of hugh millity and holiness. a simple jesuit who rode the bus, cooked his own meals and gave up the archbishop palace for a modest apartment. habits that he intends to keep. >> as the last bus pulls up, guess who gets off the bus. pope francis. i guess he told the driver, i will goi with the guys on the bus. >> he was not wearing the red silk instead in a simple white cassock. >> today, pope francis visits the sanctuary in rome and will set brat mass in the sistine chapel. >> so now, the vatican starts preparing for tuesday's installation. early estimates were that 200,000, 300,000 people could attend. >> i'm ready to go on assignment. >>> many headed to special matt at lady of guadalupe parish last night. >> for the first time in the church's history, catholics have a pope from argentina. 42% of the world's catholic population lives in south america. many are feeling a connection based on language and culture. >> i am happy, very happy. the first jesuit pope, secondly, from latin america, so he can identify a li

. >> and hugh jackman. >> guys say he's too big. >> he looks fine to me. >> he worked out three hours a day in preparation for his role in "les miserables." we can let this run over and over. the videos obviously show how all of his hard work fade opaid >> we have to show commercials now and then. >>> bruce springsteen made a young fan's night when he brought him up and helped him sing "waiting on a sunny day" and the they pulled off a fantastic stage slide. after being sentenced to 90 days in a locked rehab center lindsay lohan plans to shoot her guest shot on charlie sheen's "anger management." >> i'm betty nguyen. just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> the lead story this morning in the new york times is a story about immigration. officials still seek ways to assess border security. they are still not sure of the standards even two years after a study was started. "time" has a fascinating story about a bed for the very wealthy. the royal bed, is it a good night's sleep worth $175,000? well, british bed makers save your beds creation is for the kind of people

hugh. how to find the words to explain it properly during the month of them i dream of a large rehabilitation center for at least two hundred fifty people where guys could live they could feel safe and stuff families from you had one more dream. i forgot about a boy. boy yes a kid baby boy yeah yeah marina's been pregnant three times but there seem to have been some problems that i what happens with that which we were thinking about adopting a child from the orphanage if we weren't successful because i go to church. spiritually i'm ready for the step of fearless i will have a time soon for good for all those areas of my youth so to speak if you could maybe not all of them but i have repented for my sins. this couple from the rehabilitation center has a twelve year old child. but now he's in an orphanage in a small town in the girls. with the most with after him because he shouldn't freeze out in the streets we're here today but god knows we might not be tomorrow he shouldn't be out there on

holly hughes, criminal defense attorney, thanks so much. >> thank you.u. >> join anderson cooper and randi kaye tonight for "sex lies and audiotape" 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> and up next, baby boom in the northeast. lots of newborns coming this summer, many of them thanks to, you guessed it, superstorm sandy. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. [ male announcer ] a car has a rather small rear-view mirror, so we can occasionally glance back at where we've been. it has an enormous windshield so we can look ahead to where we are going. now is always the time to go forward. and reimagine all the possibilities that lie before us. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. find tools and guid

we have, just seated, criminal defense attorney holly hughes with me.hologist, easy for me to say, paula bloom. welcome to all of you here. also cnn legal analyst sunny hostin in new york for me, federal -- former federal prosecutor. and in phoenix, arizona, cnn's miguel marquez. he has been inside this courtroom this afternoon. so, miguel, let me kick things off this hour with you. tell me where things stand right now. >> reporter: well, we are waiting for court to resume, which we expect will happen any minute. i'm monitoring it here. the lawyers for both sides and the judge and jodi arias went through the 100 or so questions this morning. both sides objecting to some. the judge ruling on some of those. six of the questions were -- will not be allowed. parts of other questions will. one thing to keep in mind, it is 100 questions, but many of these questions have two, three, four parts to them, it sounds like. we could be here for quite some time. they will be entering soon, we believe, and the jurors will come in and they will -- questioning will begi

hugh. ( crying ) lyon: we usually don't catch armed robbers. there's a delay between the time we get to the robbery and the time the dispatchers are able to give it to us so that's two or three minutes. if there's a car waiting we usually don't get to get them. and i haven't been out that long and this is, like, this is my first armed robbery. being pretty new it makes you feel good when you finally catch one. suspect's burning the victim's clothes and poured lighter fluid on her. there is a baby in the trailer. we're en route to martin street. advises there's a violent domestic. the apparent suspect has thrown lighter fluid on his wife's clothes and her, set the clothes on fire and he's got a butcher knife and is attacking the neighbors at this time. ...coming down here starting trouble. they come down here starting trouble. my wife... i got a $136 long distance-phone call. tell me about this fire business. fire? yeah. what fire? somebody setting some clothes on fire? i throwed my old lady's clothes in the yard and said i was going to set them