i wouldn't know if they hacked into anything. >> hugh grant breaking down on sunday but i would like to at least defend the mail in that regard and i think i also have proved the story at ting ting tariffs and i will come to that in a short moment. having made clear your position on the daily mail, could i ask you first you wanted to make clear your opposition as to whether or not you have ever hacked into hugh grant's phone? >> i don't recall having his number and i don't recall having been in a store situation where it would have been useful. >> moving now to the question of the ting ting story since mr. grant gave evidence to the ann curry you've been in contact with it to say that you know something about the source of the story about land. >> he said he or she used to him over the tapes and also to the police in which we have sufficiently incriminated myself if i suggest that lunch for me to go to prison popular possibly some things very much but i think by ordering him to get him under the section 21 as well and he did if he didn't give them to you is that right? >> perhaps i c

hugh grant kept going on, can they read my text? the reality is now there's an app that it can be transmitted 20 someone else's phone. >> do you know whether or not journalists are using that technology? >> i don't know. i'm out of the loop and don't do investigations anymore, but, yeah, to be honest, you might be able to legislate against staff reporters, but you can't legislate against all the italians, mexicans, all around the world, actually don't give a hoot about what you're saying here. they are not watching it. they don't care. they just want to make money and get pictures of someone being profitable and then send it back to mexico. it doesn't matter at all what you say or what matters you pass here because it won't stop it. >> moving from that form of hacking to a completely doirchlt information -- different information gathering technique -- >> before you do. entitled to a break so that's our five minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> due to technical difficulty, the first few minutes of the next segment is not available.

hugh grant prances but for the camera and then complains about it. steve says i'm a serious actor and a writer and i want to talk about my privacy. sienna miller, what does she do? [inaudible] you're interfering with my privacy. and another one. a series of calls for the enquirer on robert patton pattenson. i can't believe this sienna miller go away. there's a joke actually i'm writing a book the title is i've never heard it sienna miller until she starts going on about her privacy and exactly the same with hugh grant. he hadn't made a film for two years. the pictures i took of him could hardly sell. fiber his publicist and would say your career will do battle with a sudden ten times the number of photographers outside his house than there were before so the huge amount of cynicism for both hugh grant they've done rather well with their careers by their privacy. >> you don't need to do that. all you have to do is people lose interest in you very, very quickly. it doesn't take long but if you jump back onto the stage it happens all the time. it happen

she started going about her privacy and it's the same with hugh grant. the pictures i took a hammer hard to sell and i might have a device him your career will do that all of a sudden ten times the number of photographers are outside his house. .. >> it happens with katie price. i missed her going to the hair dressers and she knew i missed her she had a umbrella down. and i saw her going to a hairdressers and hello, katie and i had been nice and she came out of the hairdressers and i was going to -- she gave me the finger through the hairdresser's door. and i went thanks, love. and i sold it for two grand and she knew exactly what she was doing. i missed her and she knew, oh, dabble, i've gone to the air dressers without being papped and she came out and gave me the bird and i give you another example involving -- >> perhaps i could stop you there and ask you this so i can understand it. are you telling us that in your view there should be no such thing as privacy? >> yeah. in 21 years of invading people's privacy, i've never actually come across anyone

hugh grant puts on makeup and then complains about that. i don't want to talk about my privacy. sienna miler, what does she do? she has a crummy phill -- film out. euskad r

this is about two hours and 15 minutes. >> ayatollah hugh grant do solemnly and sincerely and up fromthat debt will give will be the shoot the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> your full name please. >> hugh john mundo grants. >> we have prepared a bundle for you. you will find your first statement which is stated end signed by you with the state the attitude of the third of november of this year. i invite you to confirm that is your statement. >> is. ben. >> he of the second statements. again, there is a statement of truth. >> yes. >> -- before you do anything, as with some of the other witnesses, i am very grateful for the coming. i am extremely conscious that you are speaking about matters which you would prefer not be in the press and that is a difficult decision ended to build experience for you. i am conscious of it and grateful to you for assisting the inquiry. during a course of the afternoon reelected to have a break. the any stage you would bill the you want a few minutes off 11 man one. >> is in place is so, the fact it is is evidence of opinion collectors stuck wit

were bombarded with calls saying we know this happened, that she had a baby in the hospital and hugh grant visited, and even new fake name she checked into the hospital under. clearly there have been a leak. and then again, asked to say nothing which we differ longtime. a lot of pressure was put on, the typical pressure of the tablet, in this case it was a daily mail who seem to have all of the information, the details of the hospital and the fake name, et cetera. they kept saying we're going to print, we're going to print the story anyway, what's your comment? because i have gotten wise to this technique over the years, it seems me that was a fishing technique and they didn't want to print the story based solely on their hospitals was because that might have been unethical or possibly illegal so they need a comment for my site. and that is why i said nothing, and i asked all my assistance in london and my p.r. people in america who didn't even know about this baby to say nothing as well. >> we are moving ahead a bit. quite important details before that. >> i'm sorry. >> particularly parag

we're back on track and will be fighting for postseason qualification again in their latest match hugh grant managed to come from behind and defeat sports moscow to record their six successive victory said berens now sits in the middle of the cage fell standings the league by four in better shape than their wednesday opponents the posted their fourth loss in a row obviously i'm really happy with the score we stuck to our game plan and we worked hard and we were able to come back there again and again so it's a victory for for us zanny group is you grosse canadian import who signed with siberians less than a couple of months ago though his november day view was more and by an injury the defender got back into action in almost no time in order to continue helping his team get to the coveted playoffs it's a work in progress we've been playing well lately i think we haven't lost in five games now so i mean we are definitely headed the right way and hopefully we can go in and get ready for the playoffs you grass' rosser is by no means star studded however even this regular season match against sp

one and it's a key make beat missiles not because now it's three to the match between sèvres and hugh grantended scoreless in regulation and over time but the home side got the upper hand in the penalty shoot outs while spartak moscow lost to the visiting mezzaluna. in the russian capital two one that's a little cabbage now extended their winning streak to seven matches. and snowboarding now word team russia have presented new kids in which they will perform for the next. for years including that's once you've seen whole women pics in tsotsi the russian alpine skiing and snowboarding federation has signed a sponsorship deal with one of the biggest brands of extreme sports equipment the country is becoming one of the powerhouses and trendsetters in the snowboarding world with many athletes competing for posing places the outfit was presented by members of the national team and among them was european cup winner in big bear city gail la pushkin and female borders imperils because if you have to guess who want to total of six races last season also claiming the first ever world cup title for a

hugh grant, remember he got in trouble on sunset boulevard with a prostitute? he went on the tonight show and made fun of it. handle it with humor. baldwin did the same thing. he popped on to weekend updates with seth meyers. problem is, you know, you have to ask the question, did he do more harm than good? did he fan the flames? one of the pilots who flew with that exact same flight crew afterwards appeared on the "today" show. she said this is an outrage. it's not funny. it's serious business. flight attendants, if everybody harassed them, all chaos would break loose. that said, when alec baldwin puts on a moustache and comes on as a pilot apologizing, kind of funny. >> yeah, a little. >> i'll have to go back and see the tape of that. >> he is so funny. it's very funny. >> i can't wait to see him on there. tell us about the deal jessica simpson made to help her lose the extra weight she's gaining while expecting. >> she did a deal for 3 million bucks to join weight watchers. weight watchers have been going on forever. every hollywood magazine talks about baby

but it has hugh grant and i don't think i really need to say anything more. >> yes, you do, it's a horriblee i can't carey sings that song. >> worst movie ever made. it's a stain on christmas. >> it might be the only time we disagree. >> it's enough for me to leave. >> it's on the wickpedia list. >> the movie i saw was "mr. limpid" when don knots turned into a fish. >> no. >> yes! it was always on. then my other runner up is "texas chain saw miscar" 'cause there is a family meal that goes on there. >> up next, amazing stories of charitable americans this christmas season and these young men also need your help. if you can, please donate. i'm donating. hopefully you will. information on how to is on the bottom of the screen. right back. ♪ in the air there is a feeing of christmas ♪ ♪ children laughing ♪ people laughing ♪ meeting smile after smile ♪ on every street corner [ male announcer ] if you think tylenol is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain... two pills can last all

actor hugh grant says some paparazzi are criminals. he claimed politicians have turned a blind eye to them. >> there are two kinds of paparazzi in this country, there are the star photographers who have just a shred of decency and some standards, not much, they wouldn't leave my baby alone when i asked them to, but they pretended to have some. and then there's the freelance paparazzi from the agencies who are truly terrifying, and according to police i've spoken to are often recruited from the criminal classes, people with criminal records and they're the ones who tried to run over the 61-year-old grandmother of my child. >> it's their personal property, deeply precious to them and to sacrifice that in order to keep a newspaper going cannot be right. reporter: the government panelists considering whether to slap more government regulations on the news media. in new york, ainsly earhart, fox news. >>> the countdown to christmas is on and an annual holiday tradition is taking place in the nation's capitol tonight. more on that after the

. >> i've don't know what hugh grant was thinking.s beautiful. i think the 40s make you look better, better, better. >> age is a state of mind. look as good as you want. >> nothing but a number. >> i hear you roar. >> right. >>> coming up next, after great fanfare, it was sweetie and sunshine's big moment. stay with us. sunshine's big moment. stay with us. after great fanfare it was sweetie and sunshine's big moment. >> that's right. >> stay with us. ♪ wild th ♪ wild thing ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ sing >>> who doesn't love that song? all right. >>> you may remember last week we told you about the new giant pandas at the zoo in scotland. they were supposed to debut to the media yesterday. >> that's right. unfortunately only half of them felt like showing off for the cameras. little bit of shyness there. the bbc was watching, though. >> reporter: he's one half of what is hoped will become a famous panda pairing. sunshine eating and occasionally walking around his new northerly home. he and sweetie, a little more camera shy, apparently

she started going about her privacy and it's the same with hugh grant. the pictures i took a hammer hard to sell and i might have a device him your career will do that all of a sudden ten times the number of photographers are outside his house. .. be nice. and she came out to the hairdressers and she gave me the finger through the hairdressers store. i went thanks love. she knew exactly what she was doing. she knew that she had gone to the hairdressers. what a disaster. so she came out and gave me the bird. and don't give you another example. >> if i could just stop you there. are you telling us interview there should be no such thing as privacy? >> yes, in 21 years of invading people's privacy, i've never actually come across anyone who's been doing any good. the only people i think the privacy are people who do that gangs. that people need to do that being in privacy is a good for peter foss. if you keep that in mind fundamentally no one else needs that. privacy and tivo. it allows them to do bad things. one spinoff if there is a privacy law, your secr

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here on c-span2, actor hugh grant recent testimony before the british phone hacking investigation hearingght a testimony from actress sienna miller and friday author jk rowling and former "news of the world" editor called mcmullan. less than three weeks until the first in the nation new hampshire primary to january 10 and republican presidential candidate newt gingrich gets the endorsement of state speaker of the house bill o'briant today. we'll have that live on c-span at 2 p.m. eastern. to a jon huntsman's daughters, liddy and mary and as was his wife mary kaye were in massachusetts monday. they talk about how twitter is being used in the has been presidential campaign. and they showed their john 2012 video parody of the herman cain campaign ad. posted by the "boston herald" and the university of massachusetts in lowell, this is an hour and five minutes. >> a special forum featuring the family a presidential candidate john huntsman. i am frank talty, the host of this forum. with our media partner, the "boston herald," this is the latest in a series of activities undertaken this year the

end more from the inquiry tonight with actor hugh grant's recent testimony before the inquiry hearing. thursday night testimony from actress cnn miller and friday author j. k. reilly and former news of the world editor, paul mcmullen all this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and coming up on a c-span2, harvey levine, creator of the celebrity news site tmz dot com. at 6:00 p.m. eastern a conversation with performer, monologuist mike deasy, and at 7:00 p.m. caroled busey who won the 2011 pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. >> with the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary next month this dispensaries the contenders to expect a 14 and he ran for president and lost but have a long-lasting impact of american politics. here is our lineup. tonight when jennings bryant. thursday by time socialist candid. charles evans hughes. and then on saturday three-time governor of new york. the contenders every that as in the scent on c-span. >> harvey levin, creative and is a key producer of celebrity news site tmz.com and tmz tv says the television will become a radically different busin

later in the week, more from the phone hacking inquiry, and wednesday night, hugh grant's testimony, third, actress sienna miller, and then paul mcmilvian. >> this past year, ken burning made a documentary on prohibition for pbs. in october, he spoke at the national press club about the radification, implementation, and event issue repeal of the 18th amendment to the u.s. constitution. this is an hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> may i have your attention, please? thank you. good afternoon, and welcome to the national press club. i'm mark hamrick, broadcast and online journalist with the associated press a president of the national press club. we're the world's leading organization for journalists committed to the profession's future in programming with events such as this and fostering free press worldwide. for more information, visit our website at www.press.org and donate to programs offered to the public through our eric freedhiem organization as well. on behalf of members worldwide, i welcome our speaker and those of you attending the event. we have wo

transportation appropriations bill was passed during the same week includes hughes start spending for projects that will receive funding grant agreements. chairman, i did not know if you wanted to add anything else. >> it was a very positive trend for san francisco. -- a very positive trenip for sn francisco. what has to happen is that the administrator has to make a decision whether to grant us the full funding agreement and it goes to the office of budget and management, then congress for 60 days. we're not looking at any real news on that until march or april. but there were meetings with congresswoman pelosi. it was very encouraging to the entire agency. we are happy to report that the others were making bond issues. >> i have one more item before i conclude my report. i wanted to say publicly that we are greatly excited about the generous support of the mta employees the pledged during the charities campaign. we set the bar high, 25% participation. we were able to get 25.2% which came to 1128 individuals contributing. we raised for come by the charities in excess of $130,000. the city overall was excess of $1 million. i

here on c-span2, after hugh grant's recent testimony before the british phone hacking investigation hearingsoming up in about 20 minutes or c-span2 will be live at the pentagon for defense briefing. >> now more coverage with anita perry campaign for her husband, texas governor rick perry on monday in hudson new hampshire. >> i am the daughter of a veteran, world war ii. my dad was t. for d. a pilot off of guam. and so he loved that. he didn't talk much about his military service. he opened up about probably 20 years ago -- [inaudible] >> okay. day ago. i think if those airplane off the end of the runway and it's at the bottom of the ocean right now or something. but anyway, want to thank you all for your service and what you do for us. we wouldn't be here i've been today if it weren't for you. i want to say that also the wife of a veteran. rick volunteered after he got out of a indian. he graduated in 1972. is a pilot in the air force and flew c-130s. [inaudible] >> yes, sir he was. and now he's running for the presidency of the united states. who would've ever thought i would be here today

hughes' race. we take the republican for granted as a continuing thing since 1916, since lincoln. it did not have to be in 1916. if he is not a guy willing to put it back together, maybe the progressives go back and we do not know what happened. maybe the republicans do go the way of the whigs. maybe the progressives replace it. who can say? the thing is, hughes takes the position. he did not want to do it. he is uncertain what to do. he walks away from the supreme court. what he had said when he had taken it and they were talking in 1912, he would be the compromise candidate to avoid the taft/roosevelt split. he said no, no, no, i will not do it. the democrats fully criticize nominating a judge for the presidency. and there is a reason for that. in 1904, they take alton b. parker and run him for the presidency. >> does he get the nomination on the first ballot? >> parker? no, hughes. no, he gets it on the third ballot. >> so they come to the court and sit down with him and say here is our offer? >> the elected candidates would not go to the convention. there was a nominating proc

hugh grant kept going on, can they read my text? the reality is now there's an app that it can be transmitted 20 someone else's phone. >> do you know whether or not journalists are using that technology? >> i don't know. i'm out of the loop and don't do investigations anymore, but, yeah, to be honest, you might be able to legislate against staff reporters, but you can't legislate against all the italians, mexicans, all around the world, actually don't give a hoot about what you're saying here. they are not watching it. they don't care. they just want to make money and get pictures of someone being profitable and then send it back to mexico. it doesn't matter at all what you say or what matters you pass here because it won't stop it. >> moving from that form of hacking to a completely doirchlt information -- different information gathering technique -- >> before you do. entitled to a break so that's our five minutes. [inaudible conversations] with n going undercover for a tabloid story. >> did you inpersonate others 20 run stings? >>

inquiry about the experiences they've had with press photographers and proxy, people such as mccann, hugh grant and a number of others and people who gave examples of such things as photographers camped outside their homes, being stalked wherever they go, jumping out without warning and driving dangerously and so on. are these examples which are familiar to you in terms of your experience? >> yes, they are. >> can you given query just a little bit of an idea what you have personally experienced in that regard? >> at the time i actually now have an order against a proxy so my life it's changed dramatically but for a number of years, i was relentlessly pursued by about ten to 15 men almost daily, pretty much a daily and, you know, anything from being spat at or verbally abused i think that the incentive is really to get a strong reaction as possible, you know, as other people have mentioned being jumped at saying things to get emotional reaction and they seem to go to any length to try to upset you which is really difficult to deal with. >> you've given some examples about being spat at and be us