he threw out charlie sheen, jerry lewis, and i think he may have done it as a jock, and charlie sheen said yeah, i'll do it. there's just a couple conditions. number one, the management on your current show has to sign off. number two, paycheck has to be right, and part of paycheck, they have to match 20% of his paycheck and give it to charity every month. so i'm thinking "american idol" is not going to want to go through and jump through these hoops to get charlie sheen because, in reality, who really want to watch charlie sheen on "american idol"? i think everybody likes is craziness, and stuff about him, but it might be much watching him twice a week on a live show. >> what does he have to say about the music industry? that's that part, too. >> exactly. we'll wait and see what happens. in the meantime, so tom cruise and katie holmes announces they were getting divorced and boom, boom, it was done. suri might was the one -- might be the one that get it done. lawyers sat down all day saturday hashing it out, but the main part was because of physical is your -- suri. the mother nuclea

. >> jon: (as jerry lewis) the libor rate with the libor. what is that? the percentage of money that must be set aside for government workers' retirement accounts that have slowed growth? is that libor? i'll write down what i think libor is and then you tell me. >> it's the interest rate that the world's biggest banks charge each other to borrow money. >> jon: okay, i do not that v that. (laughter) i was drawing the mythical half wild boor half lion. (laughter) that was rumored to have killed achilles' brother jimmy. (laughter) the greek. (laughter) libor is the rate that banks use when lending money to each other. and so libor becomes the benchmark for, really, all money lending on, let's say, earth. credit cards, student loan, adjustable rate mortgages. if you see a number outside the bank's placard with balloons tied to it it has been set in some way by libor. sorry, i interrupted you. >> this libor rate was manipulate bade number of banks during the financial crisis. >> jon: what an attractive young... wait, what did she say in (laughter) very sweet l

even though finished his round as jerry lee lewis no problem when he left off with elvis johnny cash.ith kanye west on the good morning tonight album artist. also on around town with his band polarcode he has come a long way. >> could not think everybody realizes where i wanted to go how serious i would take my music career. just thrilled to play in front of people in public making a living >> robin baumgartner wgn news >> talk about talent to very good you can see eric stang and polarcode on july 19th double door and million dollar quartet played at the apollo theater. more information on upcoming other gimmicks go to the website. one woman's trunk becomes her nephew's treasure man hits the jackpot while cleaning his aunt's home and later in sports list of colleges simeon high school who basketball star to jabari parker continuation attending. >> with hotwire's low prices i can afford to visit chicago for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i

jerry lewis and i have worked many years, taken many trips to afghanistan, to iraq, you know, to try to be with the troops and to -- and to find out what was going on. and we've had a good group. and it bothers me greatly when there's this sense out there that we can't work together. this committee works together. i'm proud of that. and i'm proud to be associated with my colleagues. thank you. mr. rogers: mr. chairman, chairman young has mentioned briefly the service of our friend from california, mr. lewis, who as you all know served as chairman of the full committee for a period of time and of course chairman of this great subcommittee. we're going to miss his presence because he is seeking greener pastures out there as well. in retirement. and jerry lewis has been a stalwart member of this body for many, many years and has rendered great service to his country and certainly to this house. and most importantly, i think, on this subcommittee. because this subcommittee is in charge of defending our country and there's no higher calling for any of us than to say we've been a part of t

appropriations committee, when they started to do a stimulus bill called in his ranking republican member, jerry lewis, and said, we want to work with you. go to your members, let us know what things you like, what things you don't like. lewis laughed and said i have orders from on high. we're not going to cooperate. there are smoking guns all over the place. >> tom, i look at what's happening here and i agree with you guys. i think the republican party has become very extreme. but i also see a large historic trend towards polarization. the parties getting further apart from each other. one thing you say is there's a mismatch between polarized parties and the rules of in particular the senate but congress more generally. and so when i look at this, it seems to be the first thing to do is to get rid of what we call on this show the tarantino, but which in the broader world is known as the filibuster. is that wrong? am i barking up the wrong tree? >> there's no question we have a mismatch. our parties are now parliamentary style. idealogically polarized, internally unified and vehemently oppositional. n

it would be like jerry lewis coming out without dean martin and not acknowledging it. >> rose: why isre? >> we know he's not here, he died. what happens to him happens to us all but he needs to acknowledge it in terms of the fans history the e street band. there aren't too many acts that you follow for years and years and decades and decades. this is not just a kind of boomer thing. there are a lot of young people at these concerts and in europe it's dominated by young people for some reason. so when something happens to the band, a key component of it is missing, that changes the music. brian jones dies mick taylor leaves the rolling stones. the band changes but the stones aren't sentimental. you don't go to see the stones for... tears don't come to your eyes. >> rose: it's remarkable they got together. >> that's right. but they're playing in a different... their image and imagery and show business parameters are different than bruce springsteen. bruce springsteen there's a goofy sentimental tough minded element to the stage act. he's jokey. >> rose: go back to clarence. he says to t

he says he wants charlie sheen and jerry lewis as judges.now if he can handle charlie sheen. we'll see what happens. but as of now, all three judges have not signed on yet. >> you sort of wonder if this is off-season big talk to keep american idol in our heads. >> absolutely. they want to pad those contracts, too. they have jlo, steven tyler. they're holding out for an even bigger payday. the show does well. there's lots of singing shows. they want to make sure they're getting paid what they feel they should. >> let's talk about other shows. britney spears, showing off her moves at the x factor auditions in north carolina. so we hear she was pretty impressed by one of the contestants. tell us what you know. >> yeah, this is awesome. we have some video from the audition. some guy starts singing the classic. she starts rocking out to it. i've never seen a judge do this during the audition, get up and actually start dancing with them. apparently she's a huge vanilla ice fan. it's nice to see brittany having a good time out there, getting along

once it was the great jerry lewis setting the tone. now it's the emperor of the board walk himself.nk it tells us what romney is up to. outsource the trash talk, the snarling, and spanking of obama and then put a more pleasant guy on the ticket. he doesn't want to hang of with christie, he just wants him to do the dirty work. clever division of labor. use the big guy from jersey to clear the beach of obama so mitt and tim can put their chairs together for the next eight years. let chris scream about the bad stuff going on. this is the way i see it shaping up. a dirty, snarling attack

once it was the great jerry lewis setting the tone. now it's the emperor of the board walk himself.nk it tells us what romney is up to. outsource the trash talk, the snarling, and spanking of obama and then put a more pleasant guy on the ticket. he doesn't want to hang of with christie, he just wants him to do the dirty work. clever division of labor. use the big guy from jersey to clear the beach of obama so mitt and tim can put their chairs together for the next eight years. let chris scream about the bad stuff going on. this is the way i see it shaping up. a dirty, snarling attack campaign with christie and sununu and other elephants trampling around the circus tent while chris and tim get the jobs in the tent. in this caseto the seashore, while giving comforting futures to the boys in the front office. that's what i call equity. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" from new york. 111 days until the 2012 election, and mitt romney is ready to dig up the dirt and go

where once it was the great jerry lewis setting the tone for back to work week, now it's the emperorhe spanking of obama then put a more pleasant fella on the ticket. he wants christie out there doing the dirty work. he wants a nicer guy like pawlenty on the ticket with him hopefully sharing space with him some day. use the big guy from jersey to clear the beach

where once it was the great jerry lewis setting the tone for back to work week, now it's the emperorhe spanking of obama then put a more pleasant fella on the ticket. he wants christie out there doing the dirty work. he wants a nicer guy like pawlenty on the ticket with him hopefully sharing space with him some day. use the big guy from jersey to clear the beach of obama. let tim enjoy the comfort of a good job. this is what see shaping up. a snarling campaign with the elephants trampling their way around the circus tent. what's the old romney formula? support the enterprise by shipping the dirtier jobs off shore. now, that's what i call equity. that's "hardball" for now. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >>> welcome to "politicsnation." i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead, the gop divided over willard mitt romney's tax returns. today rush limbaugh launched a scathing attack on a growing list of republicans calling on governor romney to release his taxes. >> i saw practically the entire republican establishment thinks he should. what an asinine thing to suggest. i don't

also, i want to say a word of thanks to jerry lewis of california who's been a member and chairman of the defense subcommittee and the full committee for his many years of service to the appropriations process and to this congress. we are sorry to lose the expertise, the leadership, talent, friendship of these two gentlemen when they retire at the end of this year, but we wish them well in their next pursuits in life. the appropriations committee has been made stronger, more responsive -- responsible and respectful thanks to these two outstanding and upstanding legislators and appropriators. i also want to say a word of congratulations and thanks to our chairman, bill young, and to this great staff that norm dicks has referred to as the greatest on the hill, and i can't dispute that. they've worked long and hard on a very, very tough bill under austere circumstances. to put together a bill that's necessary for our nation's defense. and these many hours and capable hands that have had a touch on this bill, i think have crafted a successful, bipartisan bill that all of us can be proud t

. >> reporter: to bob hope and bing crosby, jerry lewis and dean martin.dolph vannen tino. >> i'm crazy about kissing him. reporter: audrey hepburaud rehey grant and grace kelly. even moses and the israelites. >> behold his mighty hand. reporter: they all found their way to paramount. when you're here late at night, do the ghosts of the old studio haunt you a little bit? >> i think there's ghosts all over this lot to be honest with you. what's so great is to actually take a walk here in the afternoons. >> reporter: greg is only the 8th studio head to take charge behind those gates. that's saying a lot. given that paramount just passed the century mark. the studio threw a 100th birthday party like only a dream factory could throw. nearly every living star in the studio's galaxy turned out to celebrate. >> nice to see you. reporter: as big as all those people are, some of them were still star struck by each other. >> i think that's true. barbra streisand is there. you've got jack nicholson there and dustin hoffman there. there was no place you could turn if

>> reporter: he bet jerry lewis $1.98 he wouldn't win an oscar. put 198 pennies in his daughter's sock just in case. >> i handed jerry the red sock. i said, okay, you win. i walked up and got my oscar. >> reporter: he was always the gruff but likable guy. that's him in "the dirty dozen." and "the poseidon adventure." he worked long after many of his peers had retired or died. >> i never gave up. i said hey, i got the best job in the world. >> reporter: at age 92, nominated for an episode for a role on the last episode of "e.r." >> as an actor, your imagination works. >> reporter: ernest borgnine was 95. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, hollywood. >> he had such an infectious smile. >> great, great career. >>> a shocking sight off one of america's most popular beaches. look at that shark behind the kayaker. walter paddled for his life. this is the latest in a string of shark sightings this month. let's go to linsey davis in cape cod. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. few things inspire more fear than a dorsal fin.

>> jerry lewis caused a little bit of trouble.he stuck on to the end of his nose. i had to ask him politely to remove it. >> somehow, you took like five minutes and change to do this. how does that work. >> the chairman of the studio didn't want to torture his dp s guests. >> waiting for 30 minutes would be torture for them. >> it took longer to load in than to shoot. they loaded in for 20 minute getting everybody in place. we actually were taking pictures for about five minutes and 42 seconds. >> this wasn't one shot, right? this was stitched together. >> it's three frames. it's a left, a middle and a right. we did that in order to give it a bigger than life panoramic feel. >> was there anyone who didn't show up that you put in the picture later? >> no. everybody was there. nobody was added. absolutely nobody was added. >> did you get the impression from being in front of these people that they were happy to be there? >> they were honored to be there. i spoke with at least four people before we started shooting and a dozen people

officials at penn state knew about the sex a i abuse scandal sur -- sex abuse scandal surrounding jerry sandusky. lewis free, head of fbi has been investigating the scandal and will release his report today. he was hired to find out who knew what and when. investigators spent the last 8 months interviewing more than 400 people and sorting through e-mails. >>> today baltimore county police are asking for your help in finding two men in connection with the sexual assault of an underanaled girl. police are looking for 189-year-old makis jackson and lawrence mayo. they took a 13-year-old girl to a home where she engaged in sexual activity with both men. >>> a promising high school athlete killed in a tragic crash. friends and teammates are mourning the all american swimmer. mike schuh has more on the accident that took his life. mike. >> reporter: good morning. coaches say the varsity swimmer dreamed of making it to the junior nationals. a come l -- a couple of nights ago after his club's last meet here, after a team dinner, the 17-year-old record holder was out on a two lane country road and he died while

considered to replace them include mariah carrey, arethra flank lin, even katy perry, charlie sheen, and jerry lewise also said to be in the running for judges. >> it's kind of interesting, might not be bad to mix it up every couple of years so you get something fresh and new. >>> an animal cruelty investigation in san mateo. how a cat was seriously injured. >> also, the federal government approved a new tool in the fight against hiv. the fda has approved the first hiv prevention drug. it's now approved for use by hiv negative people who are at high risk of becoming infected, such as someone who has a partner who is hiv positive. >> it's a water shed moment in the fight against hiv. today heralds a new era in hiv prevention. >> health officials hope with the stamp of approval, health insurance would begin covering the $1,000 a month drug. >>> warning signs are up in the san mateo neighborhood after a cat was shot with a pellet gun. the cat, now called hope, was shot in the legs last week on iris court. the veterinarian tells the contra costa county times the cat is now paralyzed. >>> let's check in

that report is the independent investigation into penn state in jerry sandusky's sexual abuse of children by lewis freed. and found that coach joe paterno hid accusations. he said if the university doesn't take action against football program, the ncaa will. >> but if they play come september at penn state, something's wrong. >> as for joe paterno's legacy, costas says that free report does irreparable damage. he said they enabled sanduskies abuse. -- sandusky's abuse. >> as the race for the white house heats up, the obama and romney campaigns are accusing each other of lying. the obama campaign says it has the people to back that claim up. a political firestorm is underway. >> the lateth poll show the presidential race is tightening but it doesn't take a poll to show how it is heating up. president obama supporters are making no apologies for their latest attack on mitt romney and claims he was a jobs outsourcing pioneer when he rain bane capital. >> stop whining. >> romney supporters say the allegations are untrue, unfair and effective. >> they want to talk about anything but president obama dis

first look at the internal investigation at penn state in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. former fbi director lewis free has handled the investigation and will issue his report tomorrow. it's expected to reveal whether school officials concealed his crimes for more than a decade. >>> new developments in the murder of an innocent 12-year-old in east baltimore. the three young men charged in the case plead not guilty to his murder. mike hellgren was in court for their employee. >> sean johnson loved football, was close to his mom and did well in class. he was hanging out with friends on a porch in east baltimore last may, then fraj -- tragedy stuck. he was shot four times believing he was someone else. those who showed up to support them had little to say as e -- emotions ran high. cops used phone records to crack the case. police say the young men opened fire and left johnson for dead. he was hospitalized for two days before he passed. >> i can't imagine somebody just going on his porch to watch basketball with friends and getting killed like this. it's just so sad. >> should no parent feel the pain

. >> former fbi director lewis freed delivered a report on the failures of top penn state officials to top jerry sandusky from sexually abusing children. >> the most powerful men at at penn state -- at pen statement failed to take steps for 14 years. >> he named four top university officials including joe paterno who were more concerned about sandusky's well being than this victims. >> created a dangerous situation for other unknown, unsuspecting young boys lured to the campus and football games by sandusky. >> the report criticized paterno and penn state for allowing sandusky to retire as a valued member of the penn state football legacy. >> the university's board of trustees fired freed to look into penn state's roll in the scandal. over 400 people were interviewed. the investigation found there was no report of paterno or tim purely reporting that they saw sandusky in a shower with a boy, which the law requires. >> at the very least mr. mr. paterno could have alerted the entire football staff in order to prevent sandusky from bringing another child into the building. >> before paterno's death

jerry sandusky case. the invest was headed by former fbi director lewis freed. the report concluded that top school officials failed to protect children after allegations of child abuse first surfaced to avoid bad publicity. investigators blasted joe paterno, former vice president and athletic director. >> we must restore trust in our community. we don't expect it to happen over night. we will earn it back as we move forward and develop a culture of transparency and accountability. >> the former penn state officials named in the report deny any wrong doing. two of them are charged with lying to the grand jury. >>> growing backlash this morning over the baltimore city council's decision to give a pay raise to the fire chief in the mist of a budget crisis. now the chief is putting his money where his mouth is. mike schuh is live with the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the chief is saying if the firefighters rank in file also don't get a pay raise he's going to donate his to charity. firefighters are saying how can the city afford the

former fbi director lewis freeh laid the blame at the feet of four top penn state officials leaving jerry sandusky free rein to abuse children over the course of almost 15 years. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the most senior leader at penn state. the most powerful men at penn state failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who sandusky victimized. mr. spanier, schultz, curley and pa pat showed no concern for the well being of sandusky's victims until after sandusky's arrest. >> reporter: freeh also talked about a culture of secrecy at the university going back to at least 1998. freeh's report found even back then joe paterno and others knew they had a problem with jerry sandusky and, for example, they even pointed to a note written by then vice president gary schultz after an incident involving two boys and jerry sandusky in which he wrote is this the opening. pandora's box? are there other children? now attorneys for graham spanier have not responded and lawyers for -- >> wel

period of at least 14 years going back to 1998 when lewis freeh's report says joe paterno, graham spanier and others first became aware of what jerry sandusky was doing, maybe not the full extent of it but they were aware enough he thought so that they could have done something to stop it. so, what will the short fallout be? just behind me you can't see it there's a statue of joe paterno outside of the football stadium and there are calls to have that statue removed. we already know that nike who had a child care center named after joe paterno has changed the name and take his name off that child care center. there's a library at penn state, multimillion dollar library with joe paterno's name and calls to take his name off. what will the ncaa do? there are criminal investigations going on in particular curley and schultz face criminal charges of perjury in connection with what they did during the investigation. there could be broader charges. there are civil lawsuits that are piling up against penn state by the victims of jerry sandusky. there could be more victims who step forward. all that could cost this institution tens, countl