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morrison was about gun laws leading to less commerce. congress said nothing like that here. >> what is the nature of that contact actually being regulated? the government's position seems to shift from coverage to now focusing the conduct of health care. >> i do not believe that we have shifted. we have always emphasize that what congress was doing was language regulating the fact that there were a large number of people who were attempting to self-insure. that is the language of congress. >> 50 million uninsured, and the uninsured are causing $43 billion in uncompensated costs. that is what that finding states, correct? >> that is one finding. i was talking about a different one. theet's follow up on the 13 supreme court has drawn the economies, and over time, they have rejected them all. then they came up with economic and non-economic. i have two questions in that regard. to you believe that economic activity is a sufficient limiting principle? another debate on whether we have economic activity, but the government believes that econo

ashley morrison for cbs news, new york. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, seasonal favorite. kids trying to make a "summer" buck with a >>> it's time for this week's best buys to eat fresh and stay healthy with not a lot of money. check your ads and the quality of the produce. with some summer fruits and summer vegetables, we are going to start with beautiful white nectarines in the market right now. look how beautiful. nice and white and loaded with sugar and flavor. look at the price on these white nectarines. the average price is $1.49 a pound. you can find them lower and more expensive in certain markets but make sure the quality is good. blue lake beans the string beans loaded with flavor locally grown and also in the market with some great prices. take a look at the prices, the average price of these blue lake beans about 89 cents a pound and look at that deep green color to them. that means they are loaded with flavor and nutritional value. plum tomatoes, you want to make the tomato sauce, you need to use tomatoes. buy them nice and red all the way around. no greening

ashley morrison, playing it safe today. thank you. >>> it's called the electronics entertainment expo, e3 for short and draws video gamemakers and enthusiasts from around the world. nintendo is stealing the spotlight at this year's e3 with its new version of the popular wii game console. cnet's kara tsuboi has more. >> so today welcome to the world of wiiu. >> reporter: the wiiu is the latest console to join the nintendo family. at first glance, the combined motion control and touch screen capabilities impressed the crowd at this year's e3 in los angeles. >> stating that wiiu will change the way you play games is a pretty bold assertion. >> reporter: nintendo says the wiiu will provide live interaction with other players, video calling and web browsing access. >> it looks like an ipad but meant to work with a home console as well and you can use it like a second tv screen. >> reporter: there are details we still don't know, battery life, how much it will cost and the exact release date in 2012. in addition to the hardware n

ashley morrison good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. most asian markets were lower after this the eu delayed a decision to help greece with its debt. hong song's hang seng dropped a fraction. the nikkei edged up. >>> last week the dow gained about half a percent while the nasdaq lost 1%. >>> united airlines says everything should be back to normal today. over the weekend computer problems forced the carrier along with u.s. airways to cancel dozens of flights stranding thousands of passengers. many more flights were delayed and the ripple effect affected every major airport in the country. united says it was not a cyber attack. >>> meantime, gamemaker sega says hackers stole the data of more than 1 million users, e-mail addresses, birth dates and passwords but apparently no financial information. it's unclear who was behind it. the group responsible for the nintendo and sony cyber attacks denied responsibility. >>> bank of america customers are waking up to a new fee, beginning today customers who miss a credit card payment could be subj

ashley morrison is here with all of that. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you betty. pretty quiet day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei gained a fraction and hong kong's hang sang lost about half of a percent. today on wall street we get the latest on inflation and stock industrial production. tuesday stocks had their best day of the month after better than expected retail numbers. the dow gained 123 points to close back above 12,000, while the nasdaq was up 39. the current housing crisis is now officially worse than that of the great depression. according to hiller price house, 33% since the market collapsed compared to 31% during the late 1920s and early '30s. home prices recently entered double dip territory. the crisis is not expected to ease until foreclosures do and that's not expected until next year at the earliest. >>> pandora is hoping to make sweet music on wall street. the internet radio company will make its stock market debut this morning. its initial public offering of stocks sold last night at $16 a share, twice as much as expected just a couple of

in new york, i'm ashley morrison. >>> they look harmless. some say kiddie pools are just as dangerous as the real thing. and one person's trash causing a big mess in the bay. the shocking truth about where our garbage is going, when we come back. ============b r e a >>> plus a sign of aging that is tough to erase. the new way to treat cellulite. >>> summer is just a day away but it is already feeling like it outside. it is feeling hot especially many spots inland and some temperatures already in the 90s. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> right now, a major wildfire burning in central california. the antelope fire has charred nearly eight square miles and broke out yesterday morning in the oil fields east of passa roblos. one structure is destroyed. several others are threat ped. but the fire is -- threatened. but the fire i

ashley morrison is here in new york with that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. that's right, stocks in asia were higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei was.0.3% and hong kong's hang sang gained more than 1.5%. >>> on wall street yesterday, news of the budget crisis in greece sent the dow rising 72 points, while the nasdaq gained 11. >>> toyota has announced another recall, this time more than 110,000 hybrid vehicles. the recall involves the highlander hybrid, and the lrx 400h. it has to do with a power supply circuit that could cause the vehicle to stop suddenly. >>> budget talks in minnesota have broken down. unless a deal is reached the state government will shut down tomorrow morning. lawmakers cannot agree on a deal with how to deal with a $5 billion deficit. >>> the department of education released its latest guide to college costs at the low end, the university of puerto rico's annual tuition is about $2,000, while the most expensive school is base college in maine with tuition plus room and board topping $50,000 a year. >>> and betty if you're headed to the

. >>> "cbs moneywatch" ashley morrison has the latest. >> good morning to you betty. stocks in asia were up this morning. the nikkei finished higher by 1.5%, on news japan's industrial production had the sharpest rise in nearly 60 years and hong kong's hang seng was up a fraction. >>> in this country, signs of improving housing markets lifted stocks yesterday. the dow finished 145 points higher and the nasdaq was up 41. >>> bank of america is close to settling with a group of investors who claim they were sold poor quality mortgage-backed securities. the securities tanked when the housing market plunged, the deal is reportedly worth $8.5 billion. >>> drug labels are sometimes deceive key safety warnings. "consumer reports" magazine evaluated five national chain drugstores filled prescriptions for blood thinner medications. four of the five failed to include guidelines under federal law. >>> google is taking another shot at cracking the social networking market. its latest foray is called google plus. it will make online sharing more real life and allow users to be mor

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ashley morrison is here with more. good morning to you. >> a mixed day on asian markets with increased concern about the u.s. economy. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%. the hang seng edged up a fraction. today on wall street the dow jones opens below 12,000 for the first time since march. last week the blue chips got hit hard. the dow lost 1.5% while the nasdaq was down more than 3% and lost all of its gains for the year. that was the sixth down week in a row for the market, its longest losing streak since 2002. the s&p 500 had lost almost 7% since late april. if the market drops 10% or more that would signal a correction which some analysts believe we're already seeing. it was only a month and a half ago stocks hit their highest point in three years. >>> gas prices are following stocks down according to the lundberg survey the average price for a gallon of regular is now $3.71 a gallon, that is 27 cents less than a month ago. most analysts expect prices to keep going down, amid reports saudi arabia may soon increase crud

ashley morrison with more. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. asian markets dipped on fears the u.s. economy is in trouble. tokyo's nikkei's lost about 0.5% while the hang seng fell 1%. today, wall street looks like a tough finish to a tough week on a high note. on thursday stocks finished mixed. the dow lost 41 points while the nasdaq gained 4. >>> analysts are not expecting good news from today's government jobs report. most predict it will show the economy added just 100,000 jobs last month and that the unemployment rate will dip to 8.9%. the economy needs to add around 200,000 jobs a month just to keep up with population growth and 300,000 or 400,000 to put a dent in unemployment. >>> mazda plans to stop building cars in america. this morning japanese media reports the automaker will end its joint venture with ford leaving it no production facilities in the u.s. starting in 2013 all mazda vehicles told here will be shipped from japan and mexico. >>> chrysler is about to cut the lifeline to the government. fiat has agreed to buy the governmen

ashley morrison in new york appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> up next, your weather forecast. >>> and in sports it's all about "d" and the threes. the heat and mavericks meet in game one of the nba finals. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in new york after thunderstorms 89, miami sunny and 87. sunny and 79 in chicago. 95 and sunny in dallas. 72 and partly cloudy in los angeles. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast, the latest satellite picture shows storms fading away in the great lakes region while another batch lingers over texas and oklahoma. later today heat and thunderstorms push into the northeast with a chance of heavy rain, gusty winds and small hail. sunny and hot in the northwest. the northwest

ashley morrison here in new york with that and more. ashley, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. the asian markets picked up where wall street left off. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 1.5%. and other exchanges were also sharply lower. the bad news on the economy is starting to pile up, analysts think we're in what they call a soft patch with stocks being just the latest signs. the free-fall wiped out more than a quarter of the market's gains for the year. by the time it was over, the dow had lost nearly 280 points. more than 2%. its biggest drop in ten months. >> we're getting this bleak picture everywhere we look. we don't see positive news and that's weighing on traders and investors. >> reporter: jobs are the biggest worry. according to a report from payroll processing firm adp only 38,000 private sector jobs were added in may. that's less than a quarter of the 175,000 economists had predicted. those weak numbers have analysts scrambling to downgrade their forecasts for friday's government employment report. some hav

i think lopez and morrison were all about individual liberty. they were not concerned about a law regulating guns. it would not be concerned if they had prohibited violence against women. >> i thought the problem in lopez that cheap justice rehnquist was dealing with was that the national sovereign had presumed to regulate in a non- economic area. an area dealing with criminal conduct, possession of a gun within 1,000 feet of a school. the fear that animated that opinion was a powerful concern. that national sovereign was invading the state. i am not sure you can make the same argument in quite the same way with respect to the individual. i'm not sure i understand how you get around that issue. >> we are on the same page. obviously they are concerned about the federal government about the federal government asserting state like police powers. the court has told us because it denying the federal government is designed to ensure individual liberty. they have said that in every federalism and separation of powers case. the reason is not because of

just so happened that van march i s -- morrison is in town. so it's de niro, justin timberlake, van morrison, first show. >> brilliant. >> just luck would have it, just the way it works. >> what really makes you laugh? >> i like -- of course i love comedians, any comedian. any comedian. >> what can make you laugh out loud? what kind of thing? >> british humor. i'm a big fan of chris morris "the day today," mighty busch. you know those guys? mighty busch is really funny. we had them on the show and they didn't have their visa so they weren't allowed to perform legally. i don't know what that means. they couldn't perform on stage. they sat in their chairs. i did the secret policemen's ball five years ago in evn glan. they did this bit, one is a very glam guy, one is very straight. have you seen this new hair dryer? he's, like, no, i haven't seen it. you must know the ads. ♪ >> no, i don't know. he's, like, come on. ♪ then all of a sudden they both start talking. oh, a stylist. walking around paris with the -- they do this whole bit and they did

. >> i am terry morrison and i have lived here for 35 years. the san francisco planning department has granted the permit the neighbors can live with. it is an example of the just do it thinking. if you want to renovate a building, you just do it. later conform to the code with the advice of lawyers and permit expediters. it is stunning to me what the academy of art has done to their property. and that is what brickyard did. brickyard christoff the entire facade without a proper permit and tried to legalize what they had done with. lawyers and paid permit expediters and paid public relations people. against unpaid homeowners and renters that love this city. we're not a few noisy neighbors filing complaints trying to spoil the fun. brickyard circumvented the right of our community to weigh in on the creation of a new front deck. that is a violation of planning code section 312 and it forced us into the appeals process. at the planning commission hearing in january, former supervisor bevan dufty said these have been bad boys but they are going to

just so happened that van morrison is in town doing astroweek. come on.an, so it's de niro, justin timberlake, van morrison first show. >> brilliant. >> as luck would have it. just the way it works. >> what really makes you laugh? >> i like -- of course i love come medians. any comedian. i love any comedian. >> what can make you laugh out loud? what kind of thing? >> british humor. i'm a fan of chris morris, the day-to-day. mighty beush? those guys? we had them on the show. they weren't allowed to perform or something legalitily? i don't know what that means but they weren't aloud to perform on stage. had to sit in their chairs. and i did the secret police mann's ball like five-years ago in england. they did this bit. it was so funny. where he came out and one this very glam guy, the other guy's very straight. he's like, have you seen this new hair, john? no, i haven't seen it. you must know it. jean claude jackety put your jacket on. no, i don't know that. come on, jacket on, jacket off. then all of a sudden they both start talking, oh, stylish. walking

ashley morrison has the latest on all of that. >>> good morning to you, betty.at's right, a mixed day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei gained .5%, hong kong's hang seng was slightly lower. the latest on the labor market and consumer credit. on monday, the stocks fell again, the nasdaq was down 30. >>> president obama was losing the economic counsel. he will resign his post this summer to return to teaching at the university of chicago. he's advised mr. obama on economic matters since 2004. >>> the eyes of the gaming world are on e-3, the electronic entertainment expo opened monday in los angeles. it's usually focused on unveiling the video games but sony took center stage to apologize for the recent security breach that compromised the personal information of 77 million users of the playstation network. the company also unveiled the ps-d, the next generation hand held gaming device. >>> if you haven't planned a weekend, ocean city, maryland might fit the bill. the city council will give away $100,000 of gas to draw tourists proposing a free gallon for each

the court said that lopez and morrison emphasized the non- economic nature of the conduct. when a statute regulates commercial activity, those are in applicable. that is the word of this court. while there is not a case exactly like this one, this case and what congress is doing falls within a long line of supreme court authority. we are not saying that congress can force someone to buy something and the failure to do so is economic activity. our point is that people are seeking this could already in untold numbers, -- this is good already in untold numbers -- this good already in untold numbers. the failure to pay for it is what causes the caution. $43 billion in cost shifting is occurring because of uncompensated care, increasing the average family premium by $1,000 per year. that is quintessentially economic in the way that lopez and morison were not. lopez and morrison more about attenuated change. -- were about attenuated change, about gun possession leading to problems. >> let us talk about the nature of the conduct being regulated. the government to shift positions s

ashley morrison with that and more. >> asian markets were down across the board. mostly in reaction to the terrible government jobs report released here on friday. the nikkei lost more than 1% while hong kong's hang seng was also sharply lower. on wall street, stocks are looking to snap a five week losing streak. the market's longest since 2004. last week the dow and the nasdaq each lost almost 2.5%. both remain in the black for the year. >>> apple's ceo steve jobs is expected to take a break from his medical leave today to unveil his company's highly anticipated new icloud streaming service. it will allow customers to store and access media on the web instead of downloading it. it may even allow you to transfer it to other computers or phones. the service should cost around $25 a year. apple has already inked deals with several top record labels. >>> nintendo has been hit by hackers. the company says no sensitive customer information was lost in the cyber attack. the same group that targeted sony has claimed responsibility. in a tweet they said they did it just f

ashley morrison is here with more in new york with the latest on all of that. morning. >> good morning. the slowing u.s. economy and fears of greece defaulting sent asian markets down. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 0.5%, while hong kong's hang sang lost nearly 1.5%. >>> today wall street gets a leading indicators report and latest on the labor market. on thursday, good news about jobs helped stocks finish mixed. the dow climbed 64 points and the tech heavy nasdaq fell 7. >>> capital one is making a major push into internet banking. late thursday, the company announced it's buying ing's online unit for around $9 billion in cash and stock. capital one says the deal will make it the fifth largest bank in the country. >>> toyota expects to return to full production in north america by september. the automaker says it's recovering faster than it anticipated from march's devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan. 8 of toyota's 12 north american built models returned to full production last week. toyota sales fell by 33% in may. >>> chrysler is recalling more than 1

ashley morrison is here with that. >> good morning to you, betty. over greece's problems weighed heavily on asian markets this morning. the nikkei lost more than 1.5%. hang seng was down almost 2%. the concern is that greece's debt problems could continue spreading to the rest of europe. >>> today wall street gets a weekly jobless claim numbers and on wednesday stocks had their worst day of the month, erased all of tuesday's gains. the dow lost 179 points while the nasdaq fell 47. >>> the number of u.s. homeowners dangerously behind on their mortgage payments fell last month to the lowest level since 2006. according to realty track, foreclosures dipped 2% from april to may and fell 33% from the same time last year, but it doesn't mean the housing market is really recovering. analysts believe a processing delay is the real reason behind the drop. >>> meantime late payments on credit cards have fallen to rates not seen before the recession. defaults are also way down. banks typically write off credit balances as uncollectible after payments reach 180

ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. well, it was a mixed day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei climbed just over 1% while hong kong's hang seng dropped a fraction. today wall street gets the very latest on retail sales and inflation. on monday the dow snapped a losing streak but just barely. the blue chips edged up one point, while the nasdaq lost four. >>> airline fees have hit new heights. government numbers show the airlines collected nearly $3.5 billion in baggage fees last year. a 24% increase over 2009. they also raked in another $2.3 billion from travelers who changed their reservations. delta was the biggest offender. some analysts believe without these fees the airlines would need a bailout of their own. get this, none of these fees are subject to taxes. >>> leading economists want the fed to back off. in a new survey most agreed the federal reserve should not bother trying to stimulate the economy again with bond buyback programs. they actually believe i

ashley morrison is here in new york with those stories and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets were mixed today. toque yoes nikkei gained 0.7% while hong kong's hang seng was less than 0.1% lower. on wall street, monday the dow rose over 108 points. while the nasdaq was up 35. >>> the french finance minister christine lagarde is expected to be chosen today as the new leader of the international monetary fund. lagarde would be the first woman to lead the imf. she would replace dominique strauss-kahn, who resigned after being charged with sexual assault. >>> a two-day-long general strike begins today in greece. the strike hopes to disrupt or stop most public services. demonstrators are opposed to a new round of austerity measures proposed by the government to avoid bankruptcy. >>> a u.s. health panel begins meeting today to consider whether the world's best-selling cancer medicine avastin should retain approval for treating breast cancer. the fda believes avastin is ineffective against the disease. >>> and betty,

while robin sibling had to come from two set started to beat lleyton hewitt in a morrison fight setter the player spending almost four hours on court for the sweet sixteen this. rushes women's basketball team suffered their second defeat at the european championships taking place in poland sokoloff the squad going down to better roots in their second group stage clash sixty three fifty one but the spiteful lost russia can still make the playoffs the most successful teams of the past decade up the finals need to beat the czech republic great britain in the two remaining games to do so. same with basketball like kyrie irving has been chosen as the cream of the crop in the twenty eleven n.b.a. draft the point guard finding a new home with the cleveland cavaliers who picked the nineteen year old number one overall the australian born american comes from university and will face the pressure of becoming the main attraction in cleveland to replace the recently departed le bron james to miami the minnesota timberwolves didn't see. anyone they took always on a power forward derek williams seco

i think lopez and morrison were all about individual liberty. they were not concerned about a law regulating guns. it would not be concerned if they had prohibited violence against women. >> i thought the problem in lopez that cheap justice rehnquist was dealing with was that the national sovereign had presumed to regulate in a non- economic area. an area dealing with criminal condt, possession of a gun within 1,000 feet of a school. the fear that animated that opinion was a powerful concern. that national sovereign was invading the state. i am not sure you can make the same argument in quite the same way with respect to the individual. i'm not sure i understand how you get around that issue. >> we are on the same page. obviously they are concerned about the federal government about the federal government asserting state like police powers. the court has told us because it denying the federal government is designed to ensure individual liberty. they have said that in every federalism and separation of powers case. the reason is not because of so

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we saw a place called morrison's lodge.st an amazing place. >> this really surprised me that there's a huge hotel and casino kind of in the middle of nowhere, kind of like a mini las vegas in the middle of or gone. >> if you have an rv, it is the beverly hills of all rv parks. i have never seen anything like it. >> so that's the place to go. >> if you have an rv, seventh avenue. >> i have seen pictures of crater lake that look phenomenally beautiful. >> that's up in clay mouth county, it's one of the deepest lakes in the world. it's a volcano that blew its top a long time ago and then collapsed. it's called a caldera. and it's pristine, cold, superdeep, great fishing there, camping just a great place. >> in your notes, i read that oregon is sometimes referred to as oregon unexpected. >> that's kpepsly the klamath county area, you go from incredible water falls which was just amazing, 300 feet high. and then an hour later, we're in a cave in a lava bed national monument, lava beds. there's a skull cave, it's 200 feet deep. a

>> he dragged me to a convention and i'm gone up on a on a panel with grant morrison.nged but not super heroes. >> yes they do not wear capes and types. the same hopper is this same has great mythology. >> there were technical problems. >> i want talk about the spiritual law. what is the first strength. >> i feel super heroes are defined by their origins stories. some type of tragedy like batman. they have to learn to transform into something that is helpful were used to the cinematic versions of superheros a when you look at a super hero or a person who is what they have to do to overcome those challenges. it's a complex combination of body-miked in spirit. >> how can we integrate these powers? >> it comes from a deeper domain of consciousness, spiritual realm. these are dormant potentials that exist and you find dumping. like in isabella debt or the power of not being noticed. there are always extensions of these. >> they're all is accessible on all critical going back to comecon somebody got up and ask the religion of the july. they have responsibility because the w

we saw a place called morrison's lodge. we'll have a family reunion up there. an amazing place. >> this really surprised me. there's a huge hotel and casino in the middle of nowhere like a mini las vegas in the middle of oregon. >> nothing like las vegas around it. it's out in the green. it's called seven feathers. we stayed there a couple nights. it's the beverly hills of all rv parks. i have never seen anything like that. if you have an rv, seven feathers. >> i have seen pictures of crater lake that look beautiful. how was it in real life? >> amazing. we're circling up and around again. it's one of the deepest lakes in the world. it's a volcano that blew its top a long time ago and then collapsed. it is pristine, cold, super deep. great fishing. camping. amazing place. >> now in your notes i read that oregon is sometimes referred to as oregon unexpected. what does that phrase mean? >> that's the klamath county area. you go from incredible waterfalls that is just amazing. 300 feet high. and then an hour later we're in a cave in lava bed national monument it's

>> i'll make this meeting with morrison quick. >> i miss you already. >> it's only been five hours. i miss you like crazy. >> all right. because i'm going to take a hot bath and i suggest you get home before it gets cold. because that's when i get out and that's when you miss out. >> oh, really. well, you just make sure you keep my side of the bed warm. okay? >> no, what's mine -- >> i mean it all happened on this show. doesn't it? explosions? pregnancies? >> attacks? yeah. >> and of course some rather steamy love scenes go on, too, i've noticed. >> yes. >> what does a certain other man in your life -- the one sitting opposite of you -- i happen to know he's ten feet away -- think of this? >> it's part of what we do. >> could i not watch my wife do a love scene. he produces this with you. right? >> yeah, he does. >> is he there in the room? >> no, that -- no, won't do that. it's like sitting there watching the monitor, like no, okay, cut. jada, what you need to do is -- no, we don't do that. but what's interesting is having a partner that's in the industry as well. you know what tho

. >> bloomquest doing is in the field snags the blooper off the bat of morrison. game behind the giants as the two teams prepare for three in phoenix on tuesday night. >>> when teams go bad in the baseball game everything goes by. that's what happened for the as. crisp later scored on a sacrifice play. the as were in front 1-0. they kept that lead until a couple of runners were put on in the 4th in front of adam. he sends the ball a long way. this would be one of those times. a three run homerun makes it 3- 1. florida had trouble all day allowing base runners in every inning except in the first. in the 7th they got event thanks to sizemore. the first in an oakland uniform. he throws quentin's ground ball away at 2nd trying to start the double play. white sox added one more on a single. the as rallied in the 9th. one run already in. chris hits the chopper to third that he appears to beat out. the first place umpire norris says the throw beat chris. and that's the game. if it looked to you as if chris got there right you would be right. the new manager melvin gets a

here's keith morrison. ♪ >> reporter: he's in his 40s now, married again, starting fresh here on theeach at malibu. time finally to put it to rest. use hollywood to release those demons of his. get the nightmares in the rear view mirror. >> i look back and just building this coat of armor. and that was killing me and it was killing my marriages, my friendships. it was protecting me, but it was keeping me away from people that i love. >> reporter: after all, what else but a movie could make sense of it, what those people did to him, and then what came of it you couldn't make up. and the movie, it turned out to be, a decades-long saga of crime and punishment, retribution and forgiveness. perhaps it was too unbelievable not to be true. though back when it happened, back east along the old route 66 where it snakes through oklahoma where his sister lives with demons of her own, a warning. >> it was really true. it's not like, you know, some scary movie that you watch on tv or, you know, a "csi" or whatever show it is you're watching. this really happened. >> reporter: yes, it all did. the

cast member bradley morrison sent a letter to his wife -- >> dearest emily. oww! oh, [ bleep ]!t impaled myself on this lighting pole. why god, why? ttyl. bradley. >> and the performers weren't the only ones to suffer. >> billy elliott was sold out, we said, what the hell? spider-man swung down and his foot struck me right in the eye. bono called the next day to apologize and gave me these. >> when we return, distraught director julie tamor tries to hang herself, but the web snaps. >> jimmy: so, that's -- a pbs documentary about "spider-man: turn off the dark." [ applause ] let's play another round of "foreigner or not." >> don't say anything. don't say anything. >> jimmy: he knows not to speak, right? >> he's not going to say anything. smile. don't say a thing. >> jimmy: all right. so, let me have a look at him. he could be -- he could easily be an american. looking at him. i don't think he is an american. there's something about him that seems -- a little -- off. i'm looking at his tattoo, trying to read that tattoo on his arm. oh, you covered up the tattoo. all right, so he s

>> i'll make this meeting with morrison quick. >> i miss you already. >> only been five hours.get home before it gets cold, because that's when i get out and that's when you miss out. >> oh, really. well, you just make sure you keep my side of the bed, warm okay? >> no. whate -- [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you scare me. come on. she's okay, everybody. she's just acting. our thanks for the great jada pinkett smith. don't miss the season premiere of "hawthorne," tnt, tomorrow night at 10:00! we'll be right back with simon pegg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i used to not travel very much, but then i discovered hotwire. now, i use all my vacation days. i can afford to visit my folks for the holidays. and reconnect with my girlfriends in vegas. because i get ridiculously low prices on all my trips. you see, when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them, so i get 4-star hotels for up to half off. now i can afford a romantic trip to new orleans. hi honey! ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... ♪ ...can lead t

it was amazing even jane lynch and then matthew morrison actually sat with fox news at the correspondent'sner. really good people. so it's not the actors it's the writers. >> well, that's right. actually. >> bill: the creators. >> the actors don't write their own lines. the writers are also very nice people also. they are very liberal. >> bill: they want to get that across. >> absolutely. >> bill: are there any conservative programs in america? ♪ >> i would say that "american idol" is basically conservative program. >> bill: really. >> the idea is if you stink, you are not making the finals. >> scotty mccreery! [cheers] >> it doesn't matter your background. competition. the apprentice. reality tv by the way, i think the explosion of reality tv is a reaction to liberalism scripted. >> bill: good book. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: will the left-wing media apologize over coverage of anthony weiner and sarah palin covers paul revere. bernie goldberg is next. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had so

>> i'll make this meeting with morrison quick. >> i miss you already. >> only been five hours.me before it gets cold, because that's when i get out and that's when you miss out. >> oh, really. well, you just make sure you keep my side of the bed, warm okay? >> no. what's mine is -- [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you scare me. come on. she's okay, everybody. she's just acting. our thanks for the great jada pinkett smith. don't miss the season premiere of "hawthorne," tnt, tomorrow night at 10:00! we'll be right back with simon pegg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing will keep you from magnum. silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich caramel sauce all covered in thick belgian chocolate. new magnum ice cream. ♪ ♪ [ sighs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] smart like a volkswagen. the 2012 cc. ♪ you can take the heat. 'til it turns into heartburn, you've got what it takes: zantac. it's strong, fast lasting relief. so let them turn up the heat. you can stop that heartburn cold: (sssssssss!!!) zantac. before you say anything, it was 1995. [ kenny ] it was '93. kenny, 1