john howard simply didn't like guns. >> reporter: senator david lionhelm left the political party in protest over the strict gun laws. he insists they have had little effect. >> there could have been firearms out of the hand of people with a definite violent potential. but instead, all firearm owners were made to pay the price. i don't think there is any relationship between the availability of guns and the level of violence. >> reporter: to critics who say you can't say the changes in gun deaths happen because of this legislation? >> will i can say that. because all of the surveys indicate it. before port arthur, none since. isn't that evidence? 70% fall in the gun related suicide rates in that evidence? are we expected to believe that was all magically going to happen? no. i mean. this one is where i keep the pistols and rifle ammunition and rifle bolts. >> reporter: lawyer, winemaker, greg melleck showed us where he locks up his weapons. >> if the weapons are in here. ammunition in there. locking up guns and ammunition in separate safz is another regulation. as are surprise inspec

john wayne. you wrongly accuse ron howard of killing john wayne. that's a yellow, pal. as a matter of fact, i'm giving you two. [ whistle blowing ] >> it's not tom's first live tv tussle. on gma, the got really r-rated. >> i want people to [ bleep ]. >> we are so sorry. >> no, no, no. it was an accident. i have never done that before. i would apologize to the kids in america that are watching this right now. and let me say next time on the show, there will be a seven-second delay. >> and jimmy kimmel enlisted tom's good guy image for his popular segment where oh, boo-hoo. so you have a tropical island all to yourself. i have a turtle sandbox. [ bleep ]. >>> let's get to the other stories that have people buzzing today. >> a lot going on. the inside take. >> remember when kevin hart and jimmy fallon filmed themselves on a roller coaster? well, tonight's inside take. >> give me a hand. [ screaming ] >> uh-uh. not today, people. kevin and jimmy braved the scariest haunted house in new york and filmed it all for "the tonight show." [ screaming ] >> so what do you do when yo

you will not be able to read the name of that statute, but this pain,tatue of john howard who wrote a song in the 19th century called "home sweet home." it was part of a play that he were 1830's,1820's and it was a song from the play. it became tremendously popular in the 19th century. so much so that it was sung during the civil war. the troops saying it. it finally -- the troops sang it. if i got to a point when the generals for baby troops from singing it. did, they would wake up and it would be a lot of deserters who went home. so, the generals would not let them sing. payne did a lot of things, not only a playwright, and actor, a appointedt he was counsel general for the united states to northern africa and he served in tunisia for many years, and he died in the late 1850's, i believe. he was buried in tunisia. the statue was put up in his honor. about 1880, our friend mr. thought that his remains should be at oak hill cemetery. he made arrangements to ship, to exhume the body, ship the remains and the statue back to the united states. there was a story in "the new york times" at

we get details from doctor john torres. howard. >> when he was diagnosed wither stage prostate cancer nine years ago, he decided against aggressive treatment. >> i don't want to deal with radiation and surgeries because they all have terrible side effects. >> he active limon to the cancer meaning check ups and >> dividing them into three groups, some had surgeries and some radiations and active ly monitored. researchers found almost no difference in death rate and cancer spread often and men having active monitoring was rare ly fatal. >> prostate cance takes a long time to evolve. so an older man who does not have a long life expectancy will have the problem. >> clark's cancer has not spread. >> if i reach the point where it comes important that my results start to look bad and i need to have treatments, whatever the best treatment is see approach. >> reassuing for men putting aggressive treatments on hold before it is absolutely necessary. >>> up next, our absolutely necessary. >>> up next, our specia why do protein drinks taste

john howard is the chief washington correspondent at the end. 's campaign manager mocking other reporters are wasting their time asking hillary about e-mails. here is the e-mail exposed a wikileaks. amazing that some people still think it's worth burning so much interview time with the person most likely to be next president on her e-mails. i didn't realize they were quite so handed gloves. >> john harwood i think has been a liberal ad a kid in the guise of a journalist for a long time. he also writes for "the new york times." he has been typical of the washington establishment, which is let's just keep the establishment wing. there'll always suppose anybody who would upset the apple cart, too. john harwood benefits from barack obama, from liberal programs. that is his bread and butter. he wants to keep it going. he's an advocate pretending to be a journalist. stuart: i'm surprised that the extent of this interaction between leading elite journalists. that's an astonishing being embedded with the campaign which i've never seen before. >> what is

john muir health. be heard. howard's capsule should be reentering the atmosphere any minute. it'll be good to have him back. the fantastic four reunited! (chuckles) yeah, you had a good run, fake wolowitz. we'll remember you with nostalgic fondness. the way we do the dial-up modem, the vhs tape, or... or leonard's gym membership. we're not kicking him out. stuart and i have become good friends. okay, one vote for, one vote against. leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun. (sighs) he left a boy, he returns a boy-sized hero. (wolowitz screaming) (loud rumbling) loops, calm down! ♪ baruch atah, adonai, eloheinu ♪

the most powerful-country in the world, that's more of hillary clinton's game, so -- >> but howard stern, john is more than -- because i'm a huge howard fan. i got to listen after he left the radio -- >> and your show. >> and it's all i listened to. honestly, just -- to be honest here, when i'm in my car, people are like can you turn it from howard 100 -- 101 and i'm like no and i listen to the same interviews over and over again. he's a very smart many and he's a great interviewer. it's not surprise he has these donald trump interviews and they're making news. are you surprised by them? >> not a bit. i am surprised that the collective country is really waking up now and holding this man to task for these very obviously, provable lies. it is true howard endorsed hillary clinton and i think that's why it would be smart for her to go on the show. she would have sort of a home-court advantage. but for folks who are angry howard stern is taking sides for guys who have been huffing testest on the ronnites testosterone. all howard stern is said a truth that all of us know, which is donald trump did

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playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcock's films. surprise. hey, now you know you're not supposed to cut the cake until you make a wish and blow out the candles. well, i was very interested in that period of my career of learning how to express as clear in images as possible. and many directors of course are drawn to hitchcock. so i patterned something on very much like "psycho" and then created ways of characters observing others and following each other and learning specific hitchcock vocabulary. (loud, disturbing music) what is cinema and how do you express things in purely cinematic terms without trying other forms, which are, basically, me talking to the camera. (loud, disturbing music) it did become a limitation and even somebody like de palma would say later in the 80s, after working off good scripts, like "scarface," "untouchables" and "casualti

. >> you wrongly accused ron howard of killing john wayne. >>> plus your insider bonus.ah jessica parker opens up her personal closet. does it put carrie bradshaw's to shame? >> this is valentino. from our first fall fashion gala. >>> and why is keltie playing therapist to chris o'donnell? >> kleenex. >> emotional. >> now "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> hello, everybody. welcome to "the insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> starting with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> brad pitt sees the kids as angelina's men rally around the jolie-pitt six. >> brad has finally been reunited with most of his children. we know not all of his children were there. we know that vivienne and zahara were definitely there. it was very much about brad reconnecting with his younger children. brad was absolutely overjoyed to see his children again. >> charlie langston explains how a therapist did supervise the visit for the exes' temporary custody agreement. >> the agreement is due to expire on october 20th. child service

john: you are familiar with the conversation with howard stern that it was ok to call his daughter something very inappropriate? there's tape of him talking about going backstage and looking at beauty contestants when they are naked. it is not as if there is one incident. >> it is howard stern though. megyn kelly went on howard stern and talked about the size of her breasts. i don't think she's anti-women. that is the way people speak on howard stern. look at his maternity childcare plan. he is a champion of women. i'm not going to discount his record and his policy positions -- john: when he's referred to women as pigs, slobs, and dogs, that doesn't bother you? >> he refers to men in the same terms. he's an equal opportunity offender. that is ok. we just want to be treated equally. mark: why do you think so many members of congress and others have reacted differently, including some who aren't up for reelection? >> most of the names you see are people who didn't support mr. trump to begin with, or tepidly supported him. this is their way of kind of driving that. you explainuld someone like

howard dean led john kerry in early polls, but then after a loss he tried to rally the troops. >> we'reoing to california, and texas, and new york! >> the room was noisy. and people in the room said, this sounded like a normal rally. >> and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house! yay! >> but because dean's microphone picked up only dean's voice, the tv broadcast made him sound crazy. >> yay! >> that unfairly may have killed his campaign. even images can matter more than issues. this video is said to have hurt john kerry. this is said to have helped bill clinton. bill clinton. in the 1980 republican primary george bush had moment against ronald reagan, until in the debate in new hampshire, there was a moment where reagan looked strong. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> that moment helped change the campaign. >> some o some of them you can . >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> other ones, you got to depend on your candidate seizing a moment you didn't expect to happen. >> there you go again. >>

john? >> reporter: shep, good afternoon. howard sterns told him he was a sexual predator and donald trump said, i am. add that one to the pile as well. this could be nothing less than the survival of the donald trump campaign at stake here, shep. so he's fighting fire with fire in west balm peach a short time ago, winding up his supporters telling him that the media is in bed with the clinton campaign, the aim to destroy the movement that he has created, insisting that these allegations of groping and inappropriate touching of women are untrue. nothing more than a smear campaign to keep the establishment in power. here's what trump said a short time ago. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. [cheers and applause ] and the clintons know it and they know it very well. these claims are all fabricated. they are pure fiction and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> reporter: those events never, ever happened, according to donald trump, and he says

then we'll end with john howard, professor of law and dean at michigan state law school and talk about sexual shaming and the idea that title ix requirements might end up pulling university administrators into an unwelcome role, reinforcing sexual shame of the victims. so, why don't i turn it over now. oh, okay. sorry. that's right. i'm margaret woo. i'm a faculty member at northeastern university school of law. so, vanessa? >> so, again, thanks for holding this symposium. i'm going to start with a very, very brief history of trigger warnings. they began a number of years ago in the feminist blogging community and used for a wide array of content, anything from descriptions of war to abuse or self-harming behavior, fat shaming, eating disorder behavior, a wide range of content. moving then into the university setting, there's been quite a vibrant debate on this topic even though, and this is what my colleagues will speak about. a glarg lack of impeer cal research on the benefit or harm of trigger warnings in the university setting. on the one hand, and much of this happened in the chro

john clark. >>> right after the opening tip sixers dwight howard playing off the 22-year-old joel embiid. the big fa la put some respect. third quarter embiid blows past milsap. lays it up with the left hand. the big fella 14 points in 15 minutes but it was all for naught. the hawks hammered the sixers in the fourth quarter. 104-72. in the night cap at the wells fargo center flyers hosted the penguins. first battle of pennsylvania this season. pens up 4-2 in the second when the captain claude giroux comes a calling. wicked slap shot on the power play. his first of the season made it 4-3. a couple minutes later, voracek with the penalty shot undresses marc-andre fleury. two goals for jake in this one. now in the third, maatta with the puck at the blue line fires, goal off brandon manning and right to evgeni malkin, forget about it. that's the game winner, pens take it 5-4. >>> to the college gridiron penn state taking on purdue. barkley, gets the give, bounces outside, and he's moving like the lease is up. makes a couple guys miss. this is an 81-yard house call. he had over 200 rushing on

presidents theodore roosevelt and william howard taft, henry n clover adams, martin john maud and john elliott henry james, and , isabella stewart gardner, and many others. as i decided which of their famous friends and acquaintances to include, i gave references to american figures rather than to foreigners since i thought this would help american readers connect larz and isabel to the broader context of american history with which they were already familiar. this should have been on the screen. sorry. larz and isabel were married in 1897 in boston and spent the first two years of their married life traveling abroad, first to japan and china by way of hawaii. here they are pictured in honolulu. and then a year later to india by way of the suez canal. larz says they needed this time to make plans for their life together. it also gave them an opportunity to experience and experiment with what life as an elite married couple might be like. it certainly gave isabel more time to become accustomed to the ways of the world they were about to enter. larz had grown up with luxury and privilege

one shows john podesto apparently sorting potential running mates into food groups leaders and included bill and molina gates and howard schultz. bernie sanders was in his own group alone at the bottom of the list. >>> the debate starts tonight at 9:00. join in tomorrow morning. we will fact check hillary clinton and donald trump to make sure that the statements are true. the debate is tonight at 9:00. >>> trump claims that the sexual assault claims against him are lies. a new story in a people writer's claim that trump assaulted her at his west palm beach estate. one woman that saw her right after the alleged incident said she told her what happened. she was shaken up and asked what she should do. another witness says she was present during a conversation between melania trump and the writer that melania denies happens. >> donald trump's son is under fire for come minutes that he cnn went through radio interviews. he mocked arabic names, children and beauty pageants. in january of 2012, during an appearance on the opie and andy show he moaned about not being able to make fun of obese people. he later said this about s

the other connection there is that he is the great grand nephew of john mercer langston there at that point. >> he was the dean of howard university at the time and is going to be in congress too. there's an interesting network of people that know other people and are able to move pieces around and make things happen and then we get from george downing in the 1860s running the house restaurant right up to the chief of staff for oscar depriest being refused service in the house and oscar de priest later in his career he takes on and champions these issues that need championing and aren't necessarily related to his constituent constituentcy and he's a national figure and another object that relates to that is a program from a speech he is giving in dayton ohio, very far from chicago. it doesn't say what he's going to talk about. he's just speaking and it happened at the local junior high school. you know there's a band and around the whole thing and he is presented as a statesman important to the community in dayton and that's part of the whole notion of surrogate representation. >> the fact that you're representing peopl

third group of e-mails hacked from the account of john podesta, the 1200 e-mails posted by wikileak tuesday bring total since friday arbuck's ceo howard schultz ng wrote last july, the campaign feels yesterday, it's too packaged and prescribed. reboot the look of it all and the overriding message before it's too late. as clinton's-mail controversy swirled last august. think-tank president, neera tanden asked why doesn't she turn over the server to a third party at this point. isn't it going to leak out of the fbi any way. today, clinton's press secretary called wikileaks, propaganda arm of the russian government and running interference for pet candidate trump. wikileaks founder, julian assange denied the russian connection. but u.s. intelligence officials hacking at dnc and other democratic groups. ?living well? rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, ? music ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. >>> artificial intelligence no longer a thing of science fiction. computers are taught to read, speak, think, and even reason. charlie rose stepped inside

howard dean. jay sabria is former campaign manager for john kasich. let's talk about these endorsements. boy, we saw a lot this week. they're almost all for hillary clinton. two were for gary johnson, and one, the "usa today," was anyone but trump. what do these endorsements actually mean in the race in the first place, jay? >> newspaper endorsements don't mean as much as they used to. i will say this, these are kind of man bites dog kind of stories, they make headlines. people see them on the capable ne cable news shows. it makes headlines. it continues the narrative that donald trump is not fit for the presidency. secondly, it also makes this race a focus on donald trump. prior to last week's debate, everything had been about hillary clinton, her health, basket of deplorables. she'll skillfully made this about donald trump. >> when you say that, in this case, in the polls it's hurting him, but in the past when it's all about donald and it's about negative things about donald, it actually helps him, that's what he wants, no, joe? >> since they both game nominees, i agree with jay, what'

gates, starbucks ceo howard schultz, general motors mary bara, new york city mayor billionaire michael bloomberg. this e-mail believed to have been sent from campaign chairman john podesta to hillary clinton and march 17th. of course the list had a current price presidential nominee's name tim kaine. lauren: some of those other choices surprise me. ecuador after acknowledging it as temporally restrict did someone's internet access and its mundane. boston a biased decision in 2012 to grant asylum, it does not interfere in foreign elections. this comes after they published a trove of documents from the clinton campaign. ecuador has not specified the extent that those restrictions. true to his iraqi kurdish forces are steadily tim also, some say isis is preparing for a prolonged battle. officials telling fox many of the isis foreign fighters do remain the second largest city of iraq and they are more ideologically zealous than another isis members. iraqi forces cannot surround muscle at the moment because isis controlled the western side of the city. the u.s. military has struck millions of leaflets telling residents to stay in their homes. more than a million civi

johns - well played -- and the game is tied. heels then go to as a receiver but he takes the toss and then throws to bug howard way down field-- 40 yard touchdown and unc is up by seven at the half. no mack hollins for the heels this week -- he's out for the year -- thomas jackson stepping up and stepping into the endzone after this toss by trubisky -- heels with a little breathing room now - trubisky with 310 yards passing and three scores -- the last one -- a perfect toss to austin proehl - no controversy with that catch -- unc number six - 35-14 the final -- heels have won seven straight against the wahoos - they came within a field goal of upsetting clemson last week. seven days later the wolfpack couldn't get within five touchdowns of louisville. cardinals quarterback lamar jackson set a school record for touchdowns in a single season leading the cardinals on four t-d drives in the first half. meanwhile ryan finley -- who was first pass this week taken away by trumaine washington. it leads to a louisville field goal. later in the first -- jackson - to jaylen smith who'll go 74 yards. maybe the pack defense a little hung over

the account of john podesta, the 1200 e-mails posted by wikileak today bring the total since friday to 5,000. several from supporters fretting about clinton's tone. starbuck's ceo howard schultz wrote last july, the campaign feels yesterday, it's too packaged and prescribed. reboot the look of it all and the overriding message before as clinton's-mail controversy swirled last august. think-tank president, neera tanden asked why doesn't she turn over the server to a third party at this point. isn't it going to leak out of the fbi any way. today, clinton's press secretary called wikileaks, propaganda arm of the russian government and running interference for pet candidate trump. julian assange denied the connection. officials said last week russian state actors appear behind hacking at dnc and other democratic groups. one e-mail in which clinton's press secretary alerted aide that the justice department was about to release a court filing regarding clinton's e-mails. trump accused him of colluding with the federal government, clinton aides pointed out, scott that information was publicly available. >> nancy cordes, thanks. late today, president obama declared a disaster

howard dean in 2004. he said the election wasn't fair, right? >> right, in 2004 it showed john with a lead over bush and the polls turned out to be wrong. dean maintained that ohio had a list of voters and not allocating enough voting someones in democratic precincts. one ohio precinct had a 98% voter turnout which is unlikely and another had a 7% turnout, again very unlikely. howard dean told "rolling stone" magazine we know there was a systematic voter suppression. we couldn't say one way or another if the election was stolen. we could not roll it out and we could not prove that it was. exit polling has been restructured. >> what if november 8th rolls around and donald trump does not accept the outcome of the election. what would that look like? what would happen? >> the short answer is not much because there is not much you can do, but it really is unprecedented territory. trump might file lawsuits, challenge the results in different states, but if he did that those states would have to be extremely close for the challenges to survive with the, you know, individual secretari

howard's interviews, howard stern went for 90 minutes without a commercial. he didn't bring up anything. john: why doesn't the media pick it up? >> there's a visceral hate for trump. the center for integrity look at donations from journalists, 96% went to hillary. >> 96%? i thought it would be higher. john: your own newspaper analyzed abc, cbs come nbc coverage. they spent 23 minutes on the trump sex allegations have and then there were the wiki week e-mail dumps which included derogatory comments about looks in latinos and blatant example of the media collusion got just one minute and seven seconds. >> ratio was 23-1. in "the new york times" the same day there were 11 stories on donald trump including one in the sports section all being negative. i get the trump is going to get more coverage. give me 2-1 or i will complain about at the 23-1, 11-0. john: i will push back. groping, sex, just going to bring more eyeballs. >> sex always beats substance. >> you do the show. you have six blocks and you want to give me a and b. for and cnb for hillary klatt? donna brazile giving clinton debate ques