jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i was going to show you what i do, but they got -- you know how i learned get a chance to eat before the show because i like to, you know, write a lot and see the scripts and as does my old partner kyra phillips. we would always eat quickly during the break because we didn't get to eat a lot during the show. kyra thanks for the bad habit. i hate you guys. they're laughing. no, i love you guys. glad to be back. or as they say in the south, bless your heart. they're only in third grade when they made a promise to meet again. >> living in a time of, you know, people reconnecting on facebook and myspace and that sort of thing, but actually coming together physically for something that was really a special memory. >> we'll tell you how things turned out 20 years later. se. it has more cargo space than pilot, and traverse beats honda on highway gas mileage too. more fuel efficient and 30% more room. maybe traverse can carry that stuff too. now get 0% apr for 72 months, or during the chevy red tag event, use $1,000 holiday cash to get $4,500 total cash back on sel

♪ hold me in your arms hold me in your arms ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn.>> where do we begin? that obviously was not the right piece about the beautiful people and the website. we're going to try to get that for you. not being told exactly when that will come, but in all

jeanne moos has that and more in tonight's "guilty pleasure." >> reporter: sure, you can tell everyone where to stand, but getting kids to stand still, good luck. >> i'm still driven by the same passions. >> reporter: we were more interested in what senator chris dodd's daughter was whispering. >> so many, many years ago. >> reporter: than we were in his speech. 4-year-old christine had her hand on dad's shoulder -- >> wishing that i could have seen -- >> reporter: and on mom's nose. >> the political shape of my career. >> reporter: and check out the older daughter going gaga at the mention of her name. >> these young children of mine, grace, who's 8 -- >> reporter: when her dad kisses her, she wipes it off. judging from her parting words, grace would rather be saying grace. >> i'm starving. >> come on in here, gang. >> i'm starving. i'm starving. >> reporter: but beware what they eat. the man voters picked to be new jersey's next governor wasn't the only thing picked at his acceptance speech. >> government could fix every problem. they just want to give a hand up -- >> reporter: we've

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> all of that time it took to sink in suddenly came out. >> she better not do that on cnn if she gets to this point. we want to wish you a happy new year. >> "larry king live" with candy crawley filling in for larry. >>> tonight -- deadline for the president's demand he get answers about the failures that almost resulted in a terrorist disaster christmas day. what's he been told? will it mean action that will make you safer? >>> plus -- the politics of terror. who's winning the war of words between the house and dick cheney. >>> and the countdown to 2010. we'll go live to times square, vegas, and others celebrating hot spots all next on "larry king live." >>> happy new year's eve. i'm candy crawley sitting in for larry king who has the night off. great pan toll talk to you serious, a little bit about new year's because in the end, this is about fresh starts. you are looking at our favorite picture, we are east coast biased here, that is times square. something that no tv network misses on new year's eve and about a million or so people don't miss it either.

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for us. larry king starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight the late night wars land leno on oprah. >> so you thought one cheap shot deserved another? >> yeah, it's okay. >> i thought that was denooet you actually. >> larry: jay is returning as host of the tonight show. can he reclaim ratings and nice guy reputation? >> now you're being made to look like the bad guy? >> i'm going to work hard to try to rehabilitate that image. >> larry: elizabeth and john edwards have split. she stood by her cheating political husband for three years. even met his out of wedlock little daughter. what made her call it quits now? then a gay, sex and drug scandal destroyed ted haggard's megachurch ministry and devastated the family. why did his wife, gayle, choose to forgive and stay married? all that and amazing musical pairing, next on "larry king live." you all know the story. conan o'brien left nbc after a very public battle with the network. jay leno was set to return as hos

. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> nerve beliethat's it for us. thanks for joining us. larry king starts right now. >>> tonight senator harry reid's racial remarks about barack obama calling him light-skinned with no negro dialect unless he wanted to have one. >> i've apologized to the president that i could have used a better choice of words. >> the president forgives him. >> this is a good man always on the right side of history. >> will the majority leader keep his job? plus, more from an explosive new book. which gop insider called sarah palin a reckless choice as john mccain's running mate? >> thank you. >> why elizabeth edwards ripped off her blouse in a rage? how bill clinton broke down over media coverage of hillary. >> i'm not playing your games today. >> the so-called conspiracy that led to barack obama's candidacy. blowing the lid off back room politics next on "larry king live." >>> all right. stand by. >> good evening. welcome. i'm soledad o'brien sitting in for larry tonight. let's take a look at the excerpt from "game changer" that ignited the political f

. ♪ i am beautiful no matter what they say ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i love wait puts her spin on that, but my goodness. really? >> at first, we kind of were laughing and having fun. it's a little disturbing. >> yeah, and then the one lady said, they deserve each other. >> beautifulpeople, by all mean, beautiful people, do your thing. we land it over to the beautiful -- goodness, the beautiful. >> i'm a perfect 10. i mean that affectionately, you two beautiful people. have a great day. >> you, too. >> take care. >>> all right. lots ahead this hour. a newly released video beginning with that sheds more light on the man believed to be the suicide bomber who killed seven cia workers in afghanistan. just listen carefully as humam al balawi pledges revenge. >> this will be the first of the operations against the teams outside the pakistani borders. after they killed the emir of pakist pakistan. >> cnn international cheernt been talking with the terror suspect's family and is joining us now from amman, jordan. >> reporter: hi, fredricka. the father said this is a very,

our beautiful jeanne moos with the story. >> reporter: imagine you're a beautiful person, dating websiteutifulpeople, and all that holiday food was just too beautiful to resist and you gained a few pounds. >> we had over 5,000 of our newly chubby members removed from the site. >> reporter: 5,000 members dumped like a second helping in the words of the founder of beautifulpeople, letting fatties roam the site is a direct throat our business motto. >> a very ugly thing they're doing. it's hideous. >> reporter: you can only become a member of beautifulpeople with existing members of the opposite sex vote you on. ♪ you're so vain >> reporter: you probably think this website is about you. ♪ one eye in the mirror and >> reporter: maybe both eyes. that's how we began a piece we did five years ago about the site. what we need is a guinea pig. not him. me. but despite our best efforts -- >> excellent. >> reporter: the photo i submitted was rejected. i didn't stack up. at least i'm not alone. four out of five applicants are rejected by beautifulpeople. let them eat cake. wait. better not, now that

♪ hold me in your arms >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn.ew york. >>> thanks for joining us tonight, everybody. we'll see you back here on monday. among my guests, suze orman with some great money advice for the new year. "larry king live" starts right now. >> larry: tonight, rudy giuliani. he saw new york through a terror attack that brought america's biggest city to its knees. how does he think president obama is handling the crisis that confronts america today? he's here to tell us. and then, their bodies are their prisons. confined by morbid obesity that could kill them. carnie wilson is still battling. so is the biggest loser winner and a family that weighs almost a ton. telling us how they're fighting the war against weight. next on "larry king live." >> larry: we begin with the former mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, who sought the republican nomination for the presidency in 2008. lots to talk about. what about -- you're not going to run for governor? you're not going to run for senate. what's next for you? >> what's next for me is c