it's called "larry king now." larry king is here.m, "uncaged," zac brown band from the bud light outdoor stage. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by russell brand, olivia munn, and we'll have music from matisyahu. charlie sheen will be here on -- what, wednesday, is he going to be here? we'll figure it out. snooki is going to be here that night too. that will be weird. kate beckinsale. we'll have music from rubble bucket and joe cocker and huey lewis together, so set your dvd-vcrs for that. our first guest tonight is the very best kind of tv chef. his specialty is methamphetamines. he plays high school teacher-turned-crime lord walter white on one of the best shows on tv ever. watch "breaking bad" sunday nights at 10:00 on amc. please welcome bryan cranston. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> great to be here. i'm very excited. later on, i hear you have the larry king band playing. very exciting band. [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah, i have all their albums. >> jimmy: when he gets on the jug and the washboard, forget

"larry king live" was a staple on cnn for 25 years. disney, our parent company, is one of the owners of hulu. >> good to see larry back. >> absolutely. >> don't see enough suspenders on tv these days. you know what i mean? it's a classic look. so, good to see him back. >>> when we come back on this tuesday morning, george zimmerman facing new bombshell allegations from a member of his very own family. >>> and winning is out. giving is in. charlie sheen makes a million-dollar pledge for a very good cause. and you are me if you want it, you just got to believe. weight watchers i believe strength [ jennifer ] confidence beautiful amazing [ emily ] this goes way beyond happiness weight watchers i believe. because it works. [ female announcer ] weight watchers -- rated number one best plan for weight loss by u.s. news and world report, again. [ jennifer ] join for $1. weight watchers. believe. because it works. [ jennifer ] join for $1. you don't disappear at midnight. and now, you've met your match. new revlon® colorstay™ 16 hour eyeshadow.

the show, by the second episode, i knew he should be funny and i should play straight form. >> larry kingve by telephone and paul campbell. larry, you were one of the first names that popped up as the news crossed our computer. how many interviews had you done with him? how well did you know him? >> i knew him pretty well. i had him on my radio show and television. when i did a national radio show on the mutual network he was a special guest. we had him on cnn the last time. he was always responsive. he was a wonderful guest because he answered the question you asked and he responded in kind. he was also a talented actor way beyond just the roles he did on television. he did major movies. he had an academy award nomination. he did a major play on broadway. he did one of funniest comedy albums made. he was a multitalented, kind of genius at his craft. >> the gentleman actor. the guy everybody really likes to like. >> you're right. he played only one evil character in that film i mentioned in which he got an academy award nomination. he played a television host who got too powerful and bega

someone who has talked me through a number of these historic stories, larry king, host of "larry king> how are you? >> i'm doing well. i remember watching you. i remember where i was watching the o.j. simpson bronco ride you were on tv for quite a while i know talking about that one. what do you remember about that? what on this list stands out to you? >> i was in washington. i was on the air just about to go off the air 9:45 on the east. we headed the local -- suddenly they told me it was on the loose. i sat there in washington with the feed of l.a. and a map of l.a. in front of me. i knew o.j. well so i knew the participants. just as it hit midnight is when they hand cuffed him in his house. >> i remember where i was watching that play out on tv. what do you think is the common thread among all of these major, major stories that brings people with their families and their friends in front of the tv for potentially hours on end? >> that's the magic of television. it can do that and it takes you right to the moment. i guess the first ever big moment was before cable news and before an

he has signed up to host larry king now. how have you been?all over the world doing speeches, moderating panels, i did a comedy series, doing standup stories but missed it. when i sit at home, i never realized i'd miss it that much. even though i have more time with the kids and more time with the wife, she was glad to get me out. >> by my calculations, you're slightly older than 50 and you could have sat and and relaxed. >> i could have. >> i think you have enough money. >> i guess, yeah. i make a living. >> so you really think, though, you want to get back in this on a daily basis? >> it really hit me the night that osama bin laden was killed. i'm watching this, i wanted to jump up, go to the studio and interview the head of the cia and department of defense and what happened at that table and how did the president do that and i wasn't doing that. and luckily i had -- >> the guy backing this. >> the richest man in the world. i interviewed him, he came on my show, i did a charity for him in new mexico. he thinks the internet is tomorrow and t

. >>> plus, larry king lands a new talk show gig. maybe not where you'd expect. >>> and a heart-stopping save as a little girl plunges from a window. the man who caught her has a nickname. just don't call him a hero. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pump rewards. apply at choosebp.com >>> welcome back, everybody. the markets are waiting to hear from ben bernanke today. the fed chairman is delivering one of his periodic reports to congress later today. and he's likely to face questions about whether the fed should do more to boost the slowing economy. >>> also, a major international bank is accused of money laundering for drug and terror operations. a u.s. senate report says hsbc handled funds for mexican drug carte

larry king talked to me earlier about the actor and remember him real fond lly too. have a listen. >> he was a wonderful guest because he answered the question you asked and responded in kind. he did major movies. he did one of the funniest comedy albums made. >> larry king speaking to me in the last hour. barbara eden, a television woman appeared on one of my favorite shows. can you hear me? >> i can hear you, yes. >> thank you for speaking with me. i'm sorry for the loss of your friend, and truly he was your friend, not just a colleague and co-star, wasn't he? >> he was. i feel awful about his loss. he was a wonderful, wonderful man. it created an aura of reality on the set. sometimes you didn't know if you were having a discussion with him other doing the line. >> that's a good thing. >> it was wonderful. >> tell me a little bit about this golden age of television that he was the standard there for american family values. >> it wasn't dull and it wasn't super official. it was real. that's why it's still on today. when i toured in a neil simon play, andy came to se

. >> larry king, and i will tell you why. >> anne curry. >> larry king doesn't do research.e will think she talking to john tutoro. >> and then he will try to sell him breath mints. >> i say ellen. >> ellen would be good. what did dick shap. >> ri p. >> oh i didn't know that. >> well we are moving on now. way to kill that. >> i didn't know. >> bill, huma is a muslim name meaning bird or phoenix. >> i am taking bird. >> it wasn't a contest. >> i choose bird. >> it can mean either one. hillary is booed in egypt. you refer to egypt as an island. it is not an island. it is bordered by the red sea and mediterranean, but it is bordered by israel, sudan and the gaza strip which is where the casinos are. >> who would want to swim in a red sea? >> you never know. also it is a trans continental country, greg. one of six contiguous trans continental countries in the world. ambassador, can you name the other five? you are on the clock. can we put up a clock? >> does australia count? >> no. >> indonesia? >> no. >> turkey. >> yes. >> russia. >> kentucky. >> no, but another state, georgia.

. >> larry king, thank you so much. good luck with your internet venture, by the way. it is amazing how things are changing. larry king. thanks, larry. let's roll it. top of the next hour. >>> hour number two. welcome back. i'm brooke baldwin. house republicans are forcing another vote on the president's health care reforms. this is attempt number 33 to kill obama care. in the words of a house democrat this is their boil the bunny moment. democrats say the republicans need to move on. no points for the movie reference either. let's get to a question of why another vote to repeal obama care. it is an instant death in the senate so why do this? >> you just have to look at the calendar to answer the question. we talk about it so much now that so much of what they do particularly here in congress at this point is because of politics. if you look at the polls it shows that this country has been split along party lines since the inception of this legislation. what republicans and democrats want to do is to get out the vote and get out the base and explain how important this

. >>> larry king. >> i saw her your kids were running around and you looked like you wanted to

yesterday, larry king launched a new web show called "larry king now." actually, he didn't mean to.pe with his grandchildren. [ laughter ] "jessica and megan, you're on the air!" [ laughter ] and finally, in a new interview, mark zuckerberg said that getting married was tougher than facebook's stock going public. although on both occasions, somebody definitely got screwed. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: fun, fun, fun tonight. everybody, it is really, really hot out there. but i got to tell -- no, no. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> steve: it's so hot. half of bruce jenner's face just melted. [ rim shot ] it is so hot. >> jimmy: i don't know how hot it is. look, you guys, it's really hot out there. [ light laughter ] but i'll tell you how to get some relief right here. get yourself some of this. [ laughter ] look at that. >> steve: cow butt ice cream. >> jimmy: look at that. cow butt ice cream, you guys. [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] it is in -- oh, sorry. late night snack. [ cheers and applause ] this is o

con, so is larry king in a steam room. [ as larry king ] "can you pass me a towel."d. that's not good. >> steve: cover it up. >> jimmy: pro, lounging by the pool and reading "fifty shades of grey." con, lounging by the kid pool and seeing 50 shades of yellow. [ laughter ] stay out of that pool. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's crazy stuff going down there. >> steve: a lot of chlorine. >> jimmy: pro, going to the jersey shore and bringing a powerful spf. con, leaving with a powerful std. it's the jersey shore. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: things have changed. >> steve: that's different. it's very -- >> jimmy: clean up the act. >> steve: std filled. >> jimmy: yeah. pro, your kids had a big summer pool party so you hired a magician to entertain them. con, his name was magic mike. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: still entertaining. all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: he didn't say that in this movie. >> steve: he has to. >> jimmy: he did not say that in this movie. >> steve: he has to have said that. i didn't see the movie yet. >> jimmy: are you saying that matth

. >>> now to larry king. something much happier.show. >> our old friend and good colleague is back. launching a new show on hula called "larry king now it." and he'll be interviewing a mix of celebrities, global leaders and politicians. episodes will become available early in the evening monday through thursday. in the first episode, it features seth mcfarland. that's already online. the next guests will be matthew mcconaughey. carol, it's the return of the king. >> larry is back. i never could -- that was my larry impression, in case you didn't catch that. >> nice. >> thank you, aj. we'll see you next time. >> carol, thanks. >> that's so much better. aj will be back with us next hour with comedian dana carvy's presidential impersonations of obama and republican candidate mitt romney. >>> the men's usa basketball team won their game against brazil monday night, but that's not what most people are talking about this morning. sasha saying, go for it! president obama and the first lady puckering up for the kiss cam at the verizon cente

i want to thank bryan cranston, larry king. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.row night, thomas haden church, olivia munn russell brand. olivia munn. and music from matisyahu. olivia munn. and music from matisyahu. thanks for watch l. >> happening tonight. good evening i'm dan. >> i'm carolyn. that's where an apartment building has burned at cherry and clark. 7 news reporter is there live with the story. allen? >> behind me is what is left of second story apartment unit. it started around 10:00 a.m. and quickly grau in a two alarm fire here at clark avenue and cherry street. i just spoke to woman who says she lives in the unit where it started. she was in tears and said she, her husband and their grand-daughter were at the store when it happened. they were all okay but everything inside w including. including their pet bird. the cause is still beinging investigated. we'll have more for you as it becomes availabl available. i'm reporting live in newark, abc 7 news. >> allen, were you just around the corner at another story this evening when the fair broke out. th

i want to thank bryan cranston, larry king. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.omorrow night, russell brand. olivia munn. and music from matisyahu. thanks for watching! ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ female announcer ] and now, try our new chocolate chip cookie 90 calorie brownie. >> witnesses describe a surreal scene of terror, panic and blood. >> i was struck here first. >> the gunman calmly, methodically shooting 70 people, and nearby a deadly trap set at the suspect's apartment. >> i have seen a lot of wires, trip wires, jars full of ammunition. >> we have live team coverage of the tragedy in colorado tonight. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. we begin where it all started, in aurora, colorado. it is a suburb of denver about the size of oakland. >> that's where ama dates is live. ama? >> dan and carolyn, i want to set the scene for you. i am in a parking

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richards isn't appearing on "larry king live," lecturing members of the u.s. congress or producing documentaries he is a contributing editor of "the american" which is a publication of the american enterprise unit, a visiting fellow at the american heritage, a research fellow at the acting institute. he's here with james robison with "indivisible: restoring faith and freedom before it's too late." today our society is riddled with fatherless homes and abortions, a national debt on the verge of $16 trillion and the government that's growing increasingly out of control. to quote dr. richards, today we are fighting a culture war, not a civil war. a culture war is unlike ordinary political debates. it is a fight over the fundamental principles of which cultures are based. end quote. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming dr. jay richards. [ applause ] >> well, it's wonderful to be here. i'm actually now at the discovery institute in seattle but have been at a number of think tanks throughout my year and i'm a little intimidated. try to put yourself in m

larry king's new interview program is on hulu. >> >> look at this mass in baltimore. it was a 20-inch water main broke last night and crew shut down several major downtown roads around the harbor. it is not clear what caused the break of public works officials are urging commuters to stay away or take public transportation. >> that is a mess. a combination theme park/grizard/golf club has created controversy because they are providing a special discount for women. the resort promised tap price admission to women who come in wearing miniskirts. there's a specific length, 30 centimeters. anything shorter than that qualifies for the discount. >> it does not sound like much clothing. >>you just don't go. >> i agree. >> locals feel it is not just sexist but it will cause other problems. >> their rebuttal of the park as they wanted to encourage female visitors to showcase their beauty in summer. >> there is a big splash festival happening at the same time, coincidentally. british physics student challenged the mystery of super hero flight and they found that batman can actu

if we could, i would like to pause a moment and check in with larry king. larry, always good to check in with him from time to time. i love larry. back to being pale. i don't get how it's not the most desirable appearance. a healthy base tan is sometimes optimal. it's a stunning look. it's not like anything could ever go wrong. >> i've been tanning my whole life. going to the beach. tanning salons. so forth. >> and s

if we could, i would like to pause a moment and check in with larry king. ry, always good to check in with him from time to time. i love larry. back to being pale. i don't get how it's not the most desirable appearance. a healthy base tan is sometimes optimal. it's a stunning look. it's not like anything could ever go wrong. >> i've been tanning my whole life. going to the beach. tanning salons. so forth. >> and so forth is the understatement of the decade. i still can't even wrap my mind around that. and apparently now she turned into a deep fried paparazzi magnet in new jersey. it's too much. say what you will, pale haters, but you may want to consider the flip side on the ridiculist. >> that does it for this edition of "360." we'll see you in one hour at "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, the republicans rolling out their attack against obama care. they have a plan to repeal and replace. does is it add up? a vicious and gruesome attack. a texas grand student mauled by chimps at the jane god all institute. what went wrong. let's

if we could, i would like to pause a moment and check in with larry king. i love larry. back to being pale. i don't knget how it's not the most desirable appearance. a healthy base

if we could, i would like to pause a moment and check in with larry king. i love larry. back to being pale. i don't knget how it's not the most desirable appearance. a healthy base tan is sometimes optimal. it's a stunning look. it's not like anything could ever go wrong. >> i've been tanning my whole life. going to the beach. tanning salons. so forth. >> and so forth is the understatement of the decade. i still can't even wrap my mind around that. and apparently now she turned into a deep fried paparazzi magnet in new jersey. it's too much. say what you will, pale haters, but you may want to consider the flip side on the rediculist. >> that does it for this edition of "360." we'll see you in one hour at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> tonight, she's leading the charge against obama care. >> this is the first time anything like this has happened. this is a turning point in american history. we'll never be the same again with this denial of liberty. >> now surprising poll results on how americans feel about the supreme court d

if we could, i would like to pause a moment and check in with larry king. ys good to check in with him from time to time. i love larry. back to being pale. i don't get how it's not the most desirable appearance. a healthy base tan is sometimes optimal. it's a stunning look. it's not like anything could ever go wrong. >> i've been tanning my whole life. going to the beach. tanning salons. so forth. >> and so forth is the understatement of the decade. i still can't even wrap my mind around that. and apparently now she turned into a deep fried paparazzi magnet in new jersey. it's too much. say what you will, pale haters, but you may want to consider the flip side on the ridiculist. >> that does it for this edition of "360." >>> good evening. i'm john avlon in for erin burnett tonight. "outfront" tonight, republicans in a corner over health care. the supreme court battle may be over. but has the political and policy war just begun? the house of representatives has already scheduled a vote to repeal health care reform next week. and senate republicans have pledge

back in 2008 peterson spoke with cnn host larry king about the night of her death. >> the previous nighted to respond at the door to allow me to bring the children home. the children were with me for the weekend. that was unusual for her. so i started calling her on the phone, and i started questioning with the neighbors, and they were also alerted, because it was unusual for her. i had neighbors go into the house. they found her in the bathtub. >> i want to bring in cnn legal analyst sunny hostin. how tough is this going to be for prosecutors to prove? >> i think it's a difficult case for prosecutors to prove. as you just mentioned, this was ruled an accident by the coroners office. and you also have the fact that a lot of the evidence is pretty old. >> apologies, apologies, but we understand -- here it is. this is attorney for the holmes family. >> to clarify a statement made by abc media. i was awakened by a call from a reporter on abc on july 20th, about 5:45 in the morning. i did not know anything about a shooting in aurora at that time. he asked if i was arlene holmes, and if my so

you guys remember when jimmy the greek made these comments and they played back by cnn's larry king. take a listen. >> black is a better athlete to begin with. he was bred to be that way because of his thighs that goes up to his back and they can jump higher and run faster because of their bigger thighs. the white man has to overcome that. they don't try hard enough to overcome it. it goes all the way to the civil war where during the slave trading, the slave owner would breed his big black to his big woman. so he could have a big black kid. >> another nobel prize winner there. >> just hearing that, you are going just stop right there. jimmy was promptly fired for his comments. michael johnson is a sportscaster. should he be fired? our guests will weigh in next. stand by. anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subar

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. >> and larry king's new interview program is on hulu.rent company disney is the owner of hulu. >> good morning. greco is banning the use of certain flavor retardants. according to child advocates that is applauding the decision. they are committed to removing four of the most flame retardant chemical products. they make swings and car seats. over the last few months, nearly 4,000 parents asked greco to do just that. >> they are trying to fix a bug in their software that sent copies to unintended recipients. private instant messages they had sent wroo were resent to other contacts. the firm believes the bug was introduced during an update installed in june, skype plans to fix the problem. this isn't the latest problem for skype. it suffered a global crash in may that knocked it off line for a couple days. >> eric: the owners of an miniature sheep dog is celebrating a medical breakthrough. casey fell ill while eating a mushroom two weeks ago the vet told the owners he probably wasn't going to make it. casey got a reprieve when a doctor hea