the woman she considers her second mother, jane fonda. he has written a very frank and more about her difficult upbringing. "lostook is called daughter." havefonda, delighted to you here as well. let me start with this. is sothat your story unique from what most black girls will ever in power, what do you want to take away to be for the reader? >> it is different, but it is relatable to a lot of people. a lot of the experiences i have gone through, maybe not altogether, but separately, a lot of people have gone through. the take away would be in terms of family and that forgiveness is very important in terms of healing. maybe not healing the relationship, but healing yourself. a big part of it is forgiveness. keeping faith in yourself. part of that started with my very first family. i was lucky to have been a panther and got the tools i needed to last through some difficult periods. the book is about that as well. a few things i could spend hours on. fascinated and riveted and pleased about your connection to the panthers. we live in a na

. >>> jane fonda making headlines telling critics to get a life. why? >> jane is not afraid to speak her mind and she is going to play nancy reagan in "the butler" and that has drawn a lot of criticism that she is too liberal to play the conservative first lady. jane did make accommodations to the criticism she had the producers take out controversial scenes but at the end of the day the attention will be on the movie, as a whole. an all-star cast including terrence howard, oprah. if oprah is in the movie people will see her. the critics and jane fonda will be a tail end of the story. >> she will play any part well. >>> brad paisley and l.l. cool j have been making headlines with "accidental racist." paisley said it is not perfect but it is honest. he is not backing down on the criticism of the song. >> exactly. he was on "the tonight show" earlier this week, defending the

we know she has apologized for >> bob: jane fonda made one nd said the worst thing she could have dones here? >> i thought you dated her? >> in a dream. >> that was peter fonda. >> bob: he was a great date by the way. [ laughter ] >> this woman has been vilified by the right. yes she made a mistake. nancy reagan -- don't say it. >> bob: a great lady. >> greg: she said get a life. she vilified. she said get a life. >> she said i did something that was unforgivable. let's not forget about that. >> bob: that is the kind of logic that drives right wingers. >> greg: dana, does it matter? do we fall into their strategy they know the hoopla helps. >> dana: i don't think anyone in hollywood would have satisfied those of us who admire nancy reagan. we would believe anybody could hold a canned of candle to her. i don't know who was in the running, who else may have tried out the part. >> greg: kimberly. >> kimberly: i don't think anyone could have reached that. probably wouldn't have happened. >> she made questions to nancy reagan and is okay with it. bottom line, i think, i'm not a fan of jane

the stunning relationship hollywood superstar jane fonda has kept quiet for years until now. why the girl she raised says fonda saved her life. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening. and thanks for joining us. joel olsteen may be america's best known preacher next to billy graham. senior pastor at the massive lakewood church in houston, the televangelist has over 7 million viewers every week in over 100 countries. so when it appeared he renounced the faith, it got an awful lot of people talking. turns out is 2 a hoax to get the mega pastor to change his message. tonight, abc's david wright on the man who says he was behind the plot. >> you got what it takes. this is your moment. the promise is in you. >> reporter: he's the born-again tony robbins. >> god wants you to be celebrated. >> reporter: preaching the prosperity gospel in best selling books and hopeful homilees. >> you're beautiful, you're strong. >> reporter: one of the best known evangelical pastors. so for joel osteen to quit? but more than that, to quit because he was re

what happened to the 3,000 vietnam mees who died after the cam bodians left vietnam. >> actress jane fonda is back. this time playing nancy regan in an upcoming film. the vietnam vets are outraged. fonda is responding with new incults. did the thoughtless thespian go too far? we'll have the story. freedom of speech being muzzled on campus and in the press. why is the left wing trying to silence those with whom they disapee. karl rove will be here to respond. if i let him. ♪ and jay z. defends his recent trip to communist cuba with a new song, if you can call it that ♪ obama said kill you going to get me impeached, you don't need this [ bleep ] anyway, chill with me on the beach ♪ >> greg: did president obama really give them the nod? we will get to the bottom of the controversy if there is one. caution, you are are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly. jane fonda telling veterans and other critics threatening to boycott the new movie to "get a life." the far left fonda is playing nancy regan in the film "the butler"

jane fonda telling veterans and other critics threatening to boycott the new movie to "get a life." r left fonda is playing nancy regan in the film "the butler" due out in october. many americans are objecting to the casting of who they still call hanoi jane. she was photographed seated on an antiaircraft gun. the factor caught up with fonda few years ago at an antiwar rally in d.c. >> we just wanted to follow up on the question about the people who died -- after people deed in vietnam what do you think might happen to the iraqis? will you concerned about what will happen to the iraqis if we leave. >> i'm concerned about what is happening to the iraqis right now. >> what do you think about what happened to the three million vietnamese and cam bodians. >> it is too bad we caused it to happen by going in there in the first place. >> greg: richard walter ucla filmor. first to you, captain, miss fonda claims she will be really fair to mrs. regan and promises no cheap shots. should that ease your concerns? >> no, of course not. suddenly she doesn't want to commit any cheap shots at nancy

from jay-z to jane fonda. put together a facebook payment boycotting the movie. >> brian: larry reyes. >> steve: he says this. he is a navy veteran. the film-maker knew picking jane for the part they would stir up stuff. i'm not a conservative or liberal, i'm an american. that was a slap in face. jane fonda responded "get a life." >> i agree with this statement, the first part of it. the filmmakers knew they were going to stir up the pot. you don't choose jane fonda to play nancy reagan unless you want to stir up the pot. >> why not have michael moore play ronald reagan? [ laughter ] >> that would be great casting. so you have a situation here, jane fonda, i have known her for 40 years. she did go to vietnam in the war. the war at that staple was unpopular with at least half the american people. she became labeled as hanoi jane. everybody who served there, was a awful mistake. >> steve: she called americans war criminals. >> she admitted the mistake in subsequent years. the lynn and vanessa redgrave had a simi

you know jane fonda. now she is going to be portraying former first lady nancy reagan in an upcoming movie called "the butler." word of this and word of her playing nancy reagan has angered a number of people for her anti-war stance in the past and the way she spoke out openly against veterans, calling them war criminals during the vietnam war. >>clayton: and not just veterans. p.o.w.'s, people including john mccain and admiral stockdale, people held in cages in north vietnam. she was not only anti-war, she was pro-vietnamese. she was anti-american in the most brutal way. i believe in forgiveness but she has a lot to atone for. >>alisyn: i, in preparing for this segment, read a long treatice she has written in her defense. she has written on a block called janefonda.com which says she was always prosoldier. she was anti-war. she was prosoldier. she said she went to meet with the p.o.w.'s, brought them letters from home. she says that is what she was doing and she was set up by the north vietnamese for som

bee yonz yeah and jay-z's trip to cuba or jane fonda playing nancy reagan in a movie? someone did, my wife. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with our panel and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> kimberly: yesterday we told you a radical professor at usc who trashed republicans. we get an update from the school and tell you about in a moment. but first, let's start with another university controversy, here on the east coast. harvard has hosted legends over the year. winston churchill spoke and president kennedy spot and mother theresa in '82. here we are in 2013 where they have invited a sexist, named higga. here are some more.

verizon. >> welcome back, well, the 1960's and '70s, jane fonda was best known for her vocal oppositionerson to play nancy reagan in a movie partially about her life? >> he launched massive campaign to keep fonda from playing that role. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> anna: now, your brother died in vietnam and you say that hearing the response from jane fonda as people are creating all of this hoopla is not very remorseful. i want to make sure our viewers get a take of jane fonda. >> clayton: here is what she said in response to what the veterans said about her playing nancy reagan in this upcoming movie. she said get a life. and if she creates hoopla, it causes more people to of see the movie and it would tweak the right, get a leave, and for opposing her in the movie. she says she's apologized numerous times. >> all right. well, first, i don't want to say it's my brother, it was my brother-in-law that died in vietnam, was killed. and i want to send out recognition american legion post 581. and this is a typical response by jane fonda and shows she doesn't have any remor

we know jane fonda has apologized. >> jane fonda made one terrible mistake.could have done. when are we going to begin the christian practice of forgiveness here. >> wait a second. i thought you dated her. are you compromised? >> that was peter fonda. >> bob: and he was a great date. let me tell you something. this woman has been vilified by the right for such a long time. yes, she made a mistake. the fact that she's playing nancy reagan, big deal. nancy reagan, don't say it. >> kimberly: you've done it now. you've done it now. >> bob: a great lady. by the way, she said get a life. she vilified the right. >> bob: she said with oprah i did something that was unforgivable. >> greg: let's not forgive her for it. >> bob: that's the kind of logic that drives you right wit whereu are. dana, what do you think? does this matter. by the way, do we at all into their strategy because they know the hoopla helps? >> dana: i don't think that anyone in hollywood would have satisfied those of us who admire nancy reagan. i don't think that we would believe that anyone could h

jane fonda told the crowd that she was pleased her hand and footprint were placed next to those of herr. >>> before we go, we have to show you one more picture of the guy that everybody is talking about. we kind of like looking at the picture. this is omar borkan al gala. roberta, this is for you. >> he's on facebook! i just wanted you to pronounce his name one more time so we can look him up. >> the picture is air brushed! come on! >> i have my suspicions, because he's an actor and a poet, that supposedly he's been deported out of saudi arabia because he's just too darn looking. >>> we'll see you tomorrow night. good night! well, judith, you can't have it both ways. no, if you want to stay in that house and drive that car, then i have to live here to save money. no... i don't agree that he's a bad influence on jake. uh-huh... jake: uncle charlie, i understand the point spread, but i'm still confused about the vig. okay... vig is short for "vigorish" and it means the percentage you pay a bookie to take your bet. so it's better to be a bookie. aw, my little boy is growing up. hang on. i

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i found out where mary gets her laugh. >> is it an overstatement to say jane fonda saved your life?g america," i'm juju chang in hollywood, california. >> what a fascinating and beautiful story. >>> now, sam has a final check on the weather. >> george, i just want to make sure if you come to times square to hang out with us on "good morning america," we want to get you on tv. gentlemen, we've been hanging out during those past couple of stories. tell me your name. >> nick. >> and? >> rohan. >> where are you from? >> from washington. >> i love the sign. i saw you out busy this morning just drawing on it. there's too much on that sign to read. we only have a little bit of time left. we'll get to the boards and start with your twitter and facebook pictures, nebraska, hailstones on the ground and also what do we have, d.c. cherry blossoms, yep, looking good. how long will they last when the temperatures are going near 90 degrees and concerned about that hot red zone and long line storms lining up from des moines all the way to austin, but it looks like in those supercell storms, they ca

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never been a shortage, judy, of left wings groups going to russia in the 30's, and north vietnam, jane fonda how good-- and if you want to will being at the chronicle of political prison e, oddly jay-z and beyonce didn't meet them. but it would be fun if the mainstream media would say how did they get the approval from the obama administration. >> looking at a new ad, msnbc. and argue that children do not belong to their parents, instead calling for the larger community to take charge. watch. >> we have never invested as much in public education as we should have because we've always had kind of a private notion of children. >> your kid is yours, and totally your responsibility. we haven't had a very collective notion of these are our children, part of it is we have to break through the private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families and t whole communities. once it's everybody's responsibility and not just the household he's then we start making better investments. >> kind of when you watch her, there's like this pause before she launches into it where she th

jane fonda will be playing first lady nancy reagan in an upcoming film causing some to boycott the moviein response to her critics, fonda says get a life. i might not have always agreed with nancy reagan, but i admire her, and she was a forceful, loyal and powerful first lady. >> you think she looks the part? >> i think she can pull that one off. i really do. >>> justin bieber is launching his own prepaid debit card. yes, you heard that right. i know. what else can the biebs do, right? it's aimed at young consumers to teach them about respoible spending. but in the fine print, it leaves a lot to be desired. extra costs on the card include monthly fees, loading fees, inactivity charges and even balance inquiries. that could be a tough run. >>> and finally, get ready to head back to the overlook hotel. warner brothers is in the early stages of a prequel to the horror classic "the shining." even though the script is being written by a walking dead alumnus, fans of the original kubrick film are angry that anyone would even think of making a prequel. i don't know. >> i see dollar signs. it do

. >>> and jane fonda will be playing first lady nancy reagan in an upcoming film cause something to boycottovie to which she responds, get a life. i may not have always agreed with nancy reagan, but i admire her. she was a forceful, loyal and powerful lady. >>> get ready to head back to the overlook hotel. warner brothers is in the early stages of a prequel to the horror classic "the shining." fans of the original film are angry that anyone would dare think of making a prequel. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo. you don't want to miss "way too early." it starts right now. >>> you know, folks, if anyone out there watching is thinking of visiting new york city, there are so many great things to see. but nothing is more iconic than the costume mascots in times square. i mean, you just can't be -- you can't beat posing with your kids nox a sweaty person in a filthy plush knock-off costume who then harasses you for money. the big apple. >> good morning. i'm bill karins. and this is "way too early." thanks for being up with us. we have a lot to discuss this morning. a lot of news in the white house and o

fonda. >> he used to say to me jane don't let this town walk all over you. well, now, the town can walk all over both of us, forever. >> and last night performing for the tv academy after a panel discussion in celebrity mothers got together to help baby to baby a charity supporting families in lead. actress alisa milano told us she knows how hard it is. >> it's hard being a working mom but just do the best job you can at both. >> she next stars in a show premiering this june. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 something he couldn't control. a young man kicked off a jet blue flight for something said about the boston bombing autos what am i doing on the floor? it's called pole wars. how it's played coming up. >> and >>> educators joined law enforcement agencies today in a summit on reducing school violence. >> abc 7 news was at the event. >> larry. bay area members could not get gun control legislation through the republican-controlled house but jackie speier has not abandoned the issue. the summit packed the house, sheriff greg muntz among them. part of wha

streisand now joins ranks of actors clik clint eastwood and jane fonda. premier of the body building crime comedy, plark wahlberg is ripped in this movie chatting about the weight he had to gain to get there. >> so getting to eat whaifr was a blast until reality sets n then, it becomes a task but in order to play the part and with believable that, is what i did. for updates throughout the day like on the red carpet in facebook. >> he looked large. >> yes. >> still head we're felling the affects of the spending cuts especially at the airport what. a top senator needs to do. >> and the fight over a new school ground breaking that has some neighbors unhappy. >> and one >>> boston bombings raising concerns about immigration reform. >> abc 7 news mark matthews is here now with reaction from a task force on immigration reform that met today in menlo park. >> former secretary of state rice headlined the meeting. there were a number of heavy hitters responding to what happened in a senate immigration hearing on capitol hill. saying the boston bombing is a warning

i thought that this is like jane fonda sitting on the guns. and i would love to be corrected on this, but it struck me that this was a way to prop up a murderous regime committing some of the worst atrocities along the lines, which are described in your book. what is your perception of that? and do you think that our state department could've done it again to prevent his company knew about this? because i, frankly, was so stunned, especially since it was north korea. there are gray areas and then there's north korea. what do you all think about that and what do you think of the role one place and doing things like that? i mean, reaching out in that way to me as i said misguided, naÏve. what you think lex can anything good come of this? >> let me comment first of the situation of north korea and then i will defer to my co-panelists to say what you do about it. north korea is probably the worst place to be any number of things, being a human being is probably the worst. but it's probably also the worst place to be a christian. persecution is the

>> jane fonda, ted turner, calvin klein, quincy jones, nina blackwood.aspect of it. one of the big shows that you want to think about, the cosby show. that is '80s. let's take a look at it. >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> it was once a throwback to 50s sitcom. >> cosby helps tear down the walls not just racists but generations. >> arthel: i love it. you interviewed. he has kept up and moved forward and took that as a real jumping-off point to do so much in his career. we love that. i want to ask you. we love the cosby show and so much '80s. is it a collective group of us desire to go back to the '80's a's or specific group of people. >> i think it's collective. we did a survey that showed that people today, people that were not alive or barrel alive in the '80s are still so interested in the '80s. they also surveyed 58% of the people said they would vote for reagan over obama. so incredible results. >> arthel: times people remember they felt, good times of the 1980s. you met gregg jarrett. we want to bring gregg into the conversation. >> g

whether it's penn going to see hugo chavez or del toro filming in havana in his film or going bake to jane fondai don't think it's that level. >> inherently -- i'm not saying jay-z and beyonce are i'm just saying it's the fascination. >> bill: i would love to know what they think about cuba or why they went there in the first place which you will never get that from them. >> bill, they are not political so he face at this cats but the people that talk to them about politics they probably hear, well, we need to get. >> bill: maybe they will -- >> they are emissaries to break down the boycott of cuba. that's why. >> bill: got to run. thank you, laura. in a moment factor tip of the day some people in new orleans angry with me. the tip straight ahead. >> doctor tip of the day. people in new orleans angry with me as i told you. we'll have more in a moment. first, congregations to us. the audio of "killing kennedy" has been nominated for best sound book of the year. we find out in may if we win. the audio was the nation's top seller in 2012. also we continue with mothers and father's day promotions co

. >> don't invite jane fonda over for dinner. >> yes, indeed. all right. dinner. we've heard this before. big breakfast, big lunch, and light dinner. a heavy dinner is harder to digest. it keeps your body active. plus if you have a heavy meal, you lie down, heartburn, sleep killer. >> what's the cutoff time for dinner? >> 6:30 is what we recommend. >> how do the europeans do it? >> they're thin, too. >> they nap the next day. >> bedtime snack. a lot of people ask about this, if you are hungry before bed, it's better to have something than not. >> was that supposed to be here? >> no. >> i actually -- >> bedtime snack, complex carbohydrates with a little bit of protein. a bowl of cereal is probably the easiest thing you can do. >> lets get to our favorite subject. >> there's a cut-off point for wine. i told you about that. >> i don't think so. >> yes, there is. >> what is it? there is a cutoff point for wine, it's 7:00 p.m. >> yes. >> because it stays in your body, it will help you fall asleep faster. you still have time now if you want to have a sip. you fa

also carry washington, jane fonda who is still hot. two others.lizabeth should be on that list, right? >> i think michelle should be on that list. >> i think both of you should be on that list. >> i think frank should be on the list. [ laughter ] >> couldn't go to the weather guy, huh? >> thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. remember your next local update is at 7:25. police escorted victims of e boston marat ings back to the scene of ♪ >>> good morning to viewers in the west. wednesday, april 24, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." new details about what the alleged boston bombers did in the weeks before the attack. >> the dow plunges after hackers break into a twitter account. how did our financial system be paralyzed so easily? >> would you give up your dream to save someone's life? one young athlete did just that. but first, today's eye opener. >> everybody praying, hoping for the light to shine in boston again. >> you can punch a hole in us, but we will come back. >> boston takes

. >> greta: what do you think is more annoying, beyonce and jay-z's trip to cuba or jane fonda playingmer first lady nancy regan in a movie? go to greta wire and vote in tonight's poll. it is that time of the year. a whole new crop of stew you dents getting ready to graduate college. are college degrees and hopeful outlooks enough to guarantee jobs in this economy? if you ask graduates from the last few years the answer is no. griff jenkins spoke with recent grads to find out why. >> reporter: how long have you you been looking for a job? >> a year now. >> felt like i basically went to school for nothing. >> reporter: once upon a time a college degree meant financial security. in today's dismal job market those days are long gone. according to the latest numbers from the bureau of labor statistics more than 14% of recent college grads are having trouble landing a job and some are having to move back in with mom and dad. we are called boomerang kids. >> there is no place like home. no matter how much you mess up or fight with your parents, it is still love. >> reporter: tanya graduated

putting aside the idea of president obama wanting to kill jane fonda in a gorilla cafe in park slope, brooklyn, or something like that. reading into the record, responsible reporting from people like spencer ackerman and noah shackman who've done great reporting on this. commentary from people that have gone to the heart of what this issue is about, extrajudicial killing. reading that stuff into the record, 1that was the first tim we've talked about in this country on the floor of the senate the killing of anwr awlaki's 16-year-old son. 33% was sane. the rest was this crazy tea party carnival full of just nuttiness and extraneous stuff no one actually takes seriously. it does a disservice that we don't have serious politicians in this country willing to have a spine on this issue and ask the right questions. we had the first hearing on drones in the senate yesterday. a first time a yemenese civilian testified on the floor of the u.s. senate. we need more of that. we need to listen to the people on the other side of the missile. we need congress people with spine in this country and no

whether it's penn going to see hugo chavez or del toro filming in havana in his film or going bake to jane fondat think it's that level. >> inherently -- i'm not saying jay-z and beyonce are i'm just saying it's the fascination. >> bill: i would love to know what they think about cuba or why they went there in the first place which you will never get that from them. >> bill, they are not political so he face at this cats but the people that talk to them about politics they probably hear, well, we need to get. >> bill: maybe they will -- >> they are emissaries to break down the boycott of cuba. that's why. >> bill: got to run. thank you, laura. in a moment factor tip of the day some people in new orleans angry with me. the tip straight ahead. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small bus

. >> what drover jane fonda to tears in our new interview. >> and the bride who lost 157 pounds and isws in a size 10. >>> the australian accent is a panty dropping accent. >>> now the place where broadcast meets celebrity news, "omg insider." >>> good evening, everyone, welcome to the show, i'm thea andrews and my co-host is joining me today from new york city. hi, kev. >> hey, thea. lots of star headlines to get to. but let's start tonight with the michael jackson wrongful death suit. the trial is now under way and our christina mclarty is at the center of the chaos at the courthouse, it's trending now. >> the michael jackson saga continues this morning in a los angeles courtroom. >> today hoping statements. >> i'm christina mclarty outside the courthouse in downtown l.a. media trucks are lined up to cover this case court started at 10:00 amount. katherine jackson avoided the cameras being escorted under ground. katherine jackson and her lawyers are claiming the concert promoter aeg hired and controlled dr. conrad murray and put the desire for

i have an encore career, jane fonda it calls the third act.ntribute to do something with my life. >> we're all confident. >> , on in. >> this is my son, my grandson, and say hello. >> could by everybody. let all these lovely people. >> thank-you for the flowers. >> we will shoot nothing but happiness you'll be hearing from the we wish you-nothing but happiness. !

. >>> plus jane fonda's secret daughter. >> i knew i was dying. >> the tearful new interview and how love, is there anything else that matters in life? >>> then latoya jackson, she's out of control, fistfights, guns, the phobias, her new reality show. is it really too wild for oprah's own network?

and jane fonda at 75, who looks unbelievable. >> larry, thank you for bringing that to us. >> check outew york and l.a. and nationwide on friday. >>> sam, you have the weather? >> i almost got into the game show -- let's get to the boards. here's just one or two things we're going to show you. our twitter and facebook pictures. a picture out of washington. gorgeous sun rise or sunset there. and minnesota, more snow. and we're going to start melting that snowpack. this morning, that's where the cold air is. 16 in denver. 17 in rapid city. the warm-up starts to sweep across the country today. this one looks like it wants to last. in the deep south and the mid-atlantic and the east. fargo, 68 by saturday. chicagoland, 70 by the time we get to saturday. hello, today, in vegas, about 80 degrees. >> all of that weather was brought to you by ocean spray. >> you say all of the cold air is in the middle of the country. >> it's gorgeous this morning. it's so much better. josh. >>> thank you, guys. now, to the movie that tackles terrorism and its group, "reluctant fundamentalist." yesterday, we ha

it goes back to jane fonda and vietnam, and sean penn and danny glover with hugo chavez.assume flew down on a gulfstream jet or private jet to enjoy tourism and jay-z wandered around, according to reports, wearing a che guevara t-shirts. and one of the last regimes in the voluntary departure of citizens is termed an escape. and jay-z wears a che guevara t-shirt, not only a butcher that murdered thousands of people, he was a dedicated racist who hated black people and regularly used the n-words as we caucasians like to call it. he is it's an awful regime and back on the gulfstream jet and bevel hills mansion and hundreds of millions of dollars. i wonder if he noticed that anybody else on the island was not allowed to leave with him. >> megyn: when you look at cuba and stats, they're known for the regime's long-term imprisonment, dramatic rise in political detentions, and 6,000 government opponents in prison a sharp spike from the year before and year before that and average wages about $20 a month. you go to prison over there, high chance you'll be held in solitary confine

jane fonda's response to the controversy? get a life. [ applause ] >> stephanie: really? him crap. >> stephanie: well, don't. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: tiger wood's newest lover lindsey vonn convinced he is cheating on her already, this time it's his ex-wife. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's really sleazy. really cheating with your wife that is horrible. >> or ex-wife. >> stephanie: she is convinced he is cheating on her with -- does that go so far around the sleazebag circle that now you're not a sleaze bagdad? >> no. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: russell brand wants group sex for the kardashian. i'm sorry for the time i took me to say that. >> that's nothing but a big puddle of hair if that happens. >> stephanie: see that. that was some restraint. i don't care about the details of the story. i just don't. mike in miami. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: yeah, i was just calling about the gun debate. i am opposed to any sorts of bans on assault weapons or magazines, number 1 because it is a right, and number 2, it i

i grew up in florida and it was at that time you were either for jane fonda or john wayne.fascinating about it is you look back on nixon and you realize that martin luther king and jackie robinson in the 50s were talking about how he was a champion for civil rights in 57 and the domestic legislation was fairly liberal, but we were so divided as a country, huh to choose sides. >> i shouldn't probably talk too much about this, but it's inescapable and a great moment. in the documentary, you see something that really stands out. that is when they had the watergate hearings, there was a clip of the hearings themselves. you have the tendency and they are grilling three guys. two guys are lying and is telling the truth. what rises up out of it is you see both parties, democrats and republicans working together to get to the truth. >> right. >> now all you have it do is imagine that moment and compare it to today where you got it in washington as a war zone. people are not working. there was no compromise. the definition is the art of compromise. you have been a compromiser all yo

. >> don't invite jane fonda over for the evening. >> light din centre. >> a heavy dinner is harder tocutoff time for din centre. >> 6:30. >> how do the europeans do it? >> they're thin, too. >> bedtime snack. a lot of people ask about this, if you are hungry before bed, it's better to have something than not. >> was that supposed to be here? >> no. >> i actually -- >> bedtime snack, complex carbohydrates with a little bit of protein. a bowl of cereal is probably the he's yent thing you can do. >> lets get to our favorite subject. >> there's a cut-off point for wine. it's 7:00 p.m. >> yes. >> because it stays in your body, it will help you fall asleep faster. you still have time now if you want to have a sip. you fall asleep faster, but you wake up, it robs your body of r.e.m. >> the celestial tea. >> they really are lovely. >> you get things off your mind and on to a piece of paper. >> close the book on the day by writing on your journal. dump it, don't reread it, let it go, start fresh tomorrow morning. >> a fresh cup of mercy. >> this is the hardest one, as of you know two hours bef

also, the woman referred to as hanoi jane told to get a life after they protest her role in an upcoming film. why they're so focused on fondach of controversy. wait until you see the story of a college professor who has no problem attacking republicans as angry white and clinically depressed and it's all caught on tape. and the students who taped all of this is here live. stay tuned. >> at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. at tyco integrated security, we consider ourselves business optihow?rs. by building custom security solutions that integrate video, access control, fire and intrusion protection. all backed up with world-class monitoring centers, thousands of qualified technicians, and a personal passion to help protect your business. when your business is optimized like that, there's no stopping you. we are tyco integrated security. and we are sharper. you'll have to pay five hundred bucks for your deductible. the truth