. >> they're cartel smugglers, bringing drugs and illegal immigrants to the shores of malibu, venturabarbara. >> they want to know coming to the country and prevent bad things in the country. being effective at sea is as important being effective stopping things across the land border. >> with the land border four hours south, evidents to stop cartel smuggling here intensified. including expansion of maritime patrols in the santa monica bay by the u.s. coast guard. routine patrols here off the coast of california can only find so much, tracking intelligence and good old fashioned luck helps capture some of the smugglers. when they are in boats as small as 25 feet, open bow, it takes the public also to keep an eye out. >> special details. >> the coast guard can't be everywhere at all times. depending on the general public to tell us what they see and whacks periences they've got. that helps us in the path to the ability to defend america from the threats coming from the sea. >> intelligence suggests the boats called pon garbs are lunched by the cartels from northern mexico and travel s

. >> she goes out in her malibu, you know, down the pacific highway and she waives at people and theyive right by. but, this is the irony of this. williams, williams gets hammered all over the place. >> from both sides. williams is a bad guy. he was supporting gingrich. you can't win, juan. mary katharine take it away for us. >> isn't that the o'reilly rule. take heart in that and i am, it's a big deal to get a mention from babs. but i do have to say i always wanted to see the two of them to sing together and now i don't think that will be a possibility. >> bill: juan and barbara? >> yeah. >> i think o'reilly apparently has a voice. >> bill: the way we were. >> i would not be surprised. >> bill: i liked that little disco song she did with ♪ enough is enough. >> bill: i am delirious today ladies and gentlemen. it's just important to me that juan williams has caught the attention of barbra streisand. directly ahead, did clint eastwood help president obama by doing a super bowl ad for a car company? on abortion and the network news. those reports after these messages. >> bill: personal s

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they're getting a wet suit, all of this in preparation for the malibu nautica triathlon. of this and a trip to hawaii. thanks for being here, everybody. this has been great. >> i'm looking forward to this. >> so a little bit of a treat. you are a journalism teacher living in married. you sent in this video. one of the most amazing things for me, and this is because i got married a few weeks ago, but you're going to get married two weeks before this triathlon. you're putting a lot of things on the plate there. >> i hope that everybody can come. >> there's the invitation. >> that will be our taper week, right? tapering down. what was the real inspiration for you to do this in your life? you have between 7-year-old children. >> right, you know, and i think i need to be a role model for them in their own health. i don't want them to see me as unfit. when my daughter was playing soccer and she said, mom, you can't be the coach because you don't look like one, i don't want her to think of me that way. >> we are not going to let you down. we're going to be right there with you.

they are landing on beaches in malibu and santa barbara.olunteered to cover this live from malibu. >> reporter: pepperdine is here, my alma matre. when you think of malibu you think of the beautiful views, the homes you alluded to. you don't think of mexican drug cartels coming ashore here more than ever before. along california's majestic coast 250 miles north of the mexican border surfers and sailors have company. they are drug smugglers bringing drugs and illegal immigrants into the country. >> become effective out at sea is just as important as the land bored. >> reporter: with the land bored some four hours south, efforts to stop drug car figure smuggling here have intensified. patrols like this one off the coast of california can only find so much. tracking intelligence, even good old-fashioned luck does help capture some of these smugglers, but when they are in boats as small as 25 feet, open bow, it takes the public to keep a lookout. >> the coast guard can be everywhere at all times. for the general public to tell us what they expe

a personal trainer, gym membership and a trip to hawaii to help them get ready to compete in the maliburiathlon. we just got back from a hike out there. we're outside of atlanta and it's been a busy day. how are you guys doing? >> great. >> you're a school teacher in southern california. >> yes. >> you're a type ii diabetic. >> yes. >> you ran your first mile in 30 years. how was that? >> it was amazing. my trainer dave ruby said, how much time do you think you'll do it in? i said, oh, 20 minutes. he said, we're do a little better than that. it was really nice because he helped me through it and i ended up doing 13:24. >> your blood sugars, are they under control? >> they are pretty much. i check two or three times a day, sometimes more. i'm checking my sugar before exercise. >> and exercise can help with that, help regulate your blood sugar even more so you keep an eye on that as we go along. welcome from aston, minnesota. your video was amazing. 6 years, you talked about a marriage that lasted 26 years and a separate occurred and it was something that, i think, in part inspired you to

adam houseley is live in malibu, california, with that. adam? >> reporter: yeah, jon.arted following this story a couple of years ago in north san diego county, about 50 miles or so north of the border. now they are significantly further north, and the numbers are staggering. so far in 2012 there have been more than 26,000, almost 27,000 pounds of drugs seized, that's more than all of 2011. along california's majestic coast, 250 miles north of the mexican border, surfers and sailors have company. >> they are moving further and further north. >> reporter: they are cartel smugglers bringing drugs and illegal immigrants to the shores of places like malibu, ventura and santa barbara. >> we want to be able to prevent bad things from getting into this country, so being effective out at sea is just as important at stopping things from across the land border. >> reporter: and with the land border some four hours south, efforts to stop cartel smuggling here have intensified, including an expansion of maritime controls by the u.s. coast guard. routine patrols like this one with

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such as the hindus at the lemont temple, or the aurora temple in the greater chicago area or out in malibu in california, what they're trying to do is what you were talking about, which is to preserve indian culture and indian religion over and against that incredible sandpaper of american cultural experience, i've been told to pull away from the melting pot analogy, and now we've got to talk about tossed salads and eat stuff like that. well, in one sense, though, the melting pot is accurate, because the strip malls, the mcdonald's, the k-marts, the things in our culture have a way of taking the particularity out of immigrants and making it into an amalgam, and some of that's wonderful, some of it's good. but sometimes you have to try very hard to maintain a religious basis in a country like america, which is really decidedly secular. i mean, we've carved out a space that's secular through the first amendment to the u.s. constitution, and religion has then been pushed to the side and it's a private affair. so what's going to fill that space? there's no vacuum. so who knows what fills it. s

. >> i have two malibus. our hidden cameras have been rolling. we've been watching it go down from the back room. he's got five others he wants to sell. we listen as thieves describe how easy it is to steal cars. >> keys were sitting right now to the car. [ bleep ] idiot. >> and guns. >> i got about 62 all together. >> guns? >> pistols and rifles. >> some are very violent. >> the lieutenant who oversees the operation says all of the suspects know this is the police to come to sell stolen items. they have to make the first move. they have to have possession of the stolen property before you have a conversation? >> absolutely. today undercover team is getting ready for the arrival of a new customer. we're kating for a man to come in named adam. he got onto this place when he was in the county jail and met a fellow inmate who had also done business here. >> and now here he comes, a 22-year-old driving the stolen car. he brought alock a friend. >> johnny! you here? >> i got a gps for sale i got earlier, too. adam says he's an auto detailer who moonli

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paul getty museum in malibu. colonnades give way to elegant interiors and courtyards adorned with reproductions of the statues unearthed at the villa dei papiri. jets of water were pumped through fountain sculptures into pools and water courses. a boozy follower of dionysus riding a bloated wine skin attests to the lighthearted side of roman life on the bay. caesar's grand-nephew augustus, rome's first emperor, liked the pleasures of the bay so much that he bought the island of capri from the city of naples. his adopted son tiberius, emperor from 14 to 37 a.d., built a dozen villas on capri. tiberius left rome and spent the last decade of his life on the island. his guests were invited to admire the sea views. his rivals were thrown onto the rocks below. a villa at oplontis, probably owned by the emperor nero's second wife, combined private gardens with a graceful colonnaded façade and richly painted interiors. at stabiae to th south of the bay, a villa known as san marco since its discovery in the 18th century,

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cureagesmalibubook.com. >>> it's the song the world remembers when it thinks of whitney houston. and it never gets old. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: if this isn't stuck in your mind by now -- ♪ and i will always love you >> reporter: you have a teflon skull. it's not just the media playing it over and over. it's the tributes from professional singer/songwriters like butch walker who hosted this to youtube. ♪ and i will always love you >> reporter: two singers, sasha, and the amateurs are singing it too, from the dorm rooms, to the new york city subway cars. whitney houston's number one hit sung on the number two train. elisabeth hasselbeck wore it on her blouse. >> that was always my karaoke song and i would always cough. >> reporter: to cover the failure to reach that high. the highest part of that song was called simply "the note." but sometimes even whitney couldn't hit it. this concert in south korea -- >> it's hot. >> she drank some water and continued. the song was global when it

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> it was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime, newlyweds from alabama on a honeymoon, a scuba diving trip to the great reef. less than two months after they were married, tena's life came to a gruesome end. what it shows is what prosecutors say is tena's body in the background, it's in that circle as we pan out, lifeless on the ocean floor, gabe, her husband and diving buddy said it was tragic accident. investigators did not he now faces capital murder charges, his trial begins next week. he he's out front tonight. good to see you, thanks for coming on. i want to just show everyone that haunting freshman again, gabe was a certified rescue diver, which is part of the reason people -- there was suspicion here in the first place. went to the service instead of staying with her when she was in desperate need of help. why did he do that? >> gabe's classification of a certified rescue diver has been much overblown. gabe took a crash course four yea

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cureto get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> if you have been watching cnn you know it is a good day for mitt romney. in a span of two hours romney won the straw poll at cpac and the maine caucuses as well. both victories come at the right time for the front runner who once again found his status challenged over the past week. going to bring in now our chief political analyst gloria borger and ms. donna brazil. and i have to say this mr. david -- we don't want to be sexist here. so gloria what is the bigger victory? cpac or maine? >> i think it's probably maine but he is happy he won cpac. with maine he will pick up delegates. it would have been really, really embarrassing for him if he would have lost this to ron paul. he was supposed to have today off but he attended a couple of caucuses in maine and was in portland on friday night. he knew he had to win this. and after the trifacta that he lost last week. he just had to do it. if he would have lost cpac that would have been an emba

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cureto get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> zawahiri slavery in america really end in 1865 with the 13th amendment to the u.s. constitution? pulitzer prize winning journalist douglas blackman says there was a systematic reenslavement of african-americans ending as rent lie as 50 or 60 years ago. his book is entitled "slavery by another name." it was shown at the sundance film festival. why would you quite honestly a white man from the south take on this particular topic? >> i grew up in a place in mississippi that was -- where there were more black people than there were white. i went to schools where overwhelming they were black in the public school in the 1970s primarily and for whatever reason from really early on in life i was sort of possessed with trying to understand why were things the way they were. why were all the black people i knew facing such greater difficulty in their lives than i faced in mine. i began to write about civil rights at an early age and have been doing i

we beat -- we beat andretti in a chevy malibu. [ laughter ] pretty awesome.subs across america." and, we asked you guys to record yourself in front of some landmark in your area catching the subway footlong sub from your right side and then passing it to your left side. and then, we're going to put all the videos together to make it look like we passed a sub across america. [ laughter ] yeah. [ laughter ] i'm a genius, right? yeah, yeah. we've got tons of awesome submissions from all 50 states. and, the whole country was united for their love of subs. [ laughter ] i've got to say, i teared up a little bit watching these videos. it brought a tear to me eye. [ laughter ] it's kind of amazing that we pulled this off. these are real videos. so, look at you guys, you all submitted these videos. look for mount rushmore, look for the grand canyon, look for the "jersey shore" house, it's all in there, you guys. [ cheers ] here it is, the world premier of "subs across america." check it out. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ take some bread take a meat create the sandwich y

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cureet yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> where do you get your jacket? today i'm going to tell you. i get most of my jackets in phoenix, arizona. >> playing suze orman. that is a very good impression. >> it most certainly is. >> where do you get your jackets? >> so she does this. she has done it about six times now. we get e-mails saying we try to find that place in phoenix, arizona and we can't find it. i'm like are you kidding me, people. >> getting a lot of tweets tonight. this says you can have lots of fun without spending. picnics, walks with friends. that is so true. the best times i have had often we go to central park and get in a boat and have a round running into people. $10 for an hour. a simple thing that people can do, just having normal old fashioned fun. >> now you are confusing me. a few minutes ago you said people should be able to have fun and buy this and do that. >> you were being a little bit miserable in your outlook. they're all broken. no one can have fun. not

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> there they are, rolling out the red carpet for the oscars. here with me, the go-to guy for all things oscar. gave, i'm hold you have a 90% success rate in predicting oscar winners. is that true? >> it is true. we'll see how i do this year. >> for the bigger awards? >> for all of the awards. >> 90%? >> that's right. >> wow. >> we'll see what happens. >> let's see how good you are. best actor? george gloony? >> i'm going against the grain and saying george clooney. they had overlap between their voting bodies and the oscars, but i have talked to a lot of voters who are going with george clooney. i they think they want him to have a best actor one. >> i thought he was brilliant in the defendant. he was superb at it. having said that, john dejarden, suggest a romantic character. a sile nlt movie, you have got to be a pretty good damn actor to be oscar nominated for a silent movie? >> not many people could have done that role. he likes to joke about how over

>> first of all, let me say this chevy malibu driver is happy to be with you. >> good for you. i've got a silverado at home. >> when your booking producer called me and read me that quote, i couldn't believe it was what he said. i asked are you sure? she actually sent me the text of the quote. what's really amazing is it's not just that he's proposing cutting federal education aid which has been with us in some form since world war ii but has really been part of our life and helping schools especially poor kids since the '60s. but when he says get it out of the state government. i mean, my word. we use the state governments to try to arrange at least a little bit of equality between school districts. a little more equality. we live out in bethesda, maryland, an affluent community. we moved there because the public schools are great. some of my state tax money goes to help inner city schools in baltimore and a lot of rural districts around maryland because those kids deserve a good education too. i was just astonished he said that. >> i tell you what, it's amazing. this is a guy

for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction curenight from syria, 30 people have been killed in violence. 11 people were kill there had today, according to activists. arwar has crossed into syria. we're not going to say exactly where she is for her safety and the safety of her team. >> opposition groups are reporting that at least 30 people have been killed today in syria. what are you seeing on the ground? >> well, basically we're in a safe house. many need medication help and they're not able to reach them. >> there's a fairly impressive amount of organization. the units appear to be well organized. they can't conduct offensive operation operations. they're incredibly organized. whether it's trying to disseminate information, get information, there's a constant flow of information. >> there's been increasing reports of weapons being sent into syria. allegations by the regime that al qaeda is behind some of the suicide bombings. is there any truth to that? >> you do see weapons. and the largest weapon we' seen frankly has been an a

get a bike, a wet suit, personal trainer and a trip to hawaii to race with sanjay in the naughtica maliburiathalon this september. all right. here are the lucky seven. >> my name is nancy. i'm sending you this video on a really chilly november night here in minnesota. >> nancy clinger is recently separated from her husband after a 26-year marriage. and though she's an okay physical shape, mentally she's finaling it tough to stay motivated. >> and finding it really hard to generate the energy needed to get through the day let alone get some really good regular exercise. >> glen keler is a truck driver from texas. he runs a call in ministry from his cell phone when he's on the road. >> i'm at least 100 pounds overweight. i need to make a difference in my life. >> denise from new jersey was a star college softball player whether a tragic accident on the field forced doctors to amputate her leg. >> i have always prided myself on being a topnotch athlete and i miss that. i desperately want that back. >> radio host jeff daler has gone through a divorce and is looking to reinvent himself. >> i r