. >> there was naomi.was plotting dalea's singing career and commuting between jean and cathy. what's your first impression of this guy? >> i thought he was fun. >> charming? >> charming, you know. he put his arms around me and gave me a big kiss, yeah. he was very cozy right away. >> naomi had come to mesquite to have some fun, but she certainly wasn't a pushover for any man who came along. she had been divorced with three grown children. in her professional life she had been in the military, helped build the f-16 fighter jets, and she worked as a nurse. now she was ready for a little fun. and she was charmed by this short, stalky italian and his debonair ways. she even found it sweet how he fractured english phrases. like what? >> what do you think i am? green behind the thumb? >> green behind the thumb? >> yeah. you think i'm green behind the thumb? and i'd laugh, i'd say, no, no, that's not what you say. he'd say wet behind the ears or do you think i'm a green thumb? >> it was a very fast courtship. do

thank you, naomi. if you want to learn more about dr. camden coalition of health care providers is where you should look. also, you should understand that over at dylanratigan.com right now, we've posted two new podcasts, one with naomi's boss, dr. richard brenner, who launched the program in camden that the naomi was just sharing with us, and another with david banks, who we mentioned yesterday on the show, who is successfully conducting education hot-spotting here in new york and the bronx else and where to keep young men out of prison. both dr. brenner and mr. banks and his team with naomi and the rest of the folks involved at the eagle academy showing extraordinary results, all featured in that very book. it all comes together, january 10th, when you can get your hands on "greedy bastard$!." hot-spotting is one of the huge hows. you want to beat the greedy bastards, hot-spotting is a great way to do it. the book for pre-sale on amazon right now. ot with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we i

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naomi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr.o is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee. welcome, kim. we are really looking forward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with the adoption of the slavery disclosure ordinance a couple years ago. and we look forward to working with him on many issues to come. please welcome mayor ed lee. >> hello, everybody. you know i don't like to read speeches. i've been doing that in the past, so i want to have a chance to speak from the heart. this is our celebration of black history month. and i am so

. >> this is a picture of naomi. she made that picture look good. this is mainly all hers right here. >> today it's badgett's 20th birthday and naomi has come for a visit. >> turn around. >> now i feel like she's taken a lot of pain off my shoulders, all the stress off me by coming to see me, visiting me. she's doing a lot for me right now. >> he used to date my sister, so that's how we became real close. >> and? >> and we're kind of talking. yeah. my sister at first was upset about the whole thing. i guess she felt like because her and sherman's really not together anymore i shouldn't be helping him or doing what i do for him. but like i already told my sister and i explained it to her that, you know, when i make a promise, i'm going to keep my promise. and i promised sherman that no matter what i'm going to always be there for him. >> you're allowed one brief emblaise. remain seated. there's no kissing allowed. >> my sister was upset, but she came to understand that it is what it is. i already made a promise, so it's going to happen. >> the jail d

i'm joined now by naomi wolf, political activist and author of "give me liberty."rself in an occupy wall street protest. naomi, what do you make of the notion that occupy wall street is more trouble than it's worth? >> i would like to know who's coming up with that? what's amazes me about the framing of the question is we're asking, is the occupy movement is need of rebranding after a violent, coordinated crackdown against americans' right to free assembly guaranteed in the constitution, instead of asking, maybe is homeland security, which was behind a coordinated conference call with 18 mayors in advance of these mass crackdowns in need of rebranding to get it in line with the constitution. >> tomorrow will be two months they were in zuccotti park. two months of people living there in tents with blankets. you've been there. it's not sanitary. some things needed to be straightened up in there< obviously, this was an effort to get them out to clean it up and possibly an effort to make them leave for good. >> certainly. >> now they're not allowed to come back with sl

naomi grimley, bbc news, westminster. >> if any of you watching -- and indeed you, david -- would go put heathrow into the twitter, you'll see loads of people saying it's actually better than usual, they're getting an experience that is arguably an improvement on what they're used to. let's try to find out why with john strickland. he's an independent air industry consultant. john, why are the people over there finding it easier than they normally would? >> first of all, mid-november, midweekday is going to be the least worst option for a day to have a strike taking place. it does reflect a lot of hard work by the airlines and airport authority to preempt this program. this means they've been able to move passengers to travel on flights before today or after, and there has been a capacity available. two weeks later will be a different story as the christmas rush begins to build. >> what about later in the day? we haven't actually reached the busiest part of the day for gatwick and heathrow. >> at heathrow, everything relies on everything working 100%, and we've been blessed by a beau

naomi and baby, good to see you. how about a big welcome for are a tiny tots, our youngsters. good singing, good dancing. looking good. grass dancers bringing up the tail end of our dancers. one more time, big round of applause for our intertribal dnacers. i am sorry just watching them dance. all right. bringing our men's traditional to the arena. mr. swimmer. mr. baird child. going to friendship house drum. an appropriate song for our dancers. make them dance. all right. looking good out there, dancers. there you go. show us what you got. how about a big round of applause for our men's no. traditional dancers. all right. then, southern straits, stand by. all right. thank you dancers. thank you, singers. do we have any mends southern strait? ok, going back to our women's southern claw. make your way into the arena. how about women's northern traditional as well. i just realized we do not have a southern drum. no. the ladies, stand by. when you are ready. make them dance. [singing] how about a big round of applause for our women's traditional, southern claw. good dancing. all r

it wasn't very clear to me at first. >> reporter: naomi watts didn't understand her character either.en gandy stayed on as his secretary even beyond his death. did she love him or her job? >> clint felt that it was more about her sense of duty. >> reporter: some say dicaprio's portrayal is oscar-worthy, telling the story of a powerful man who held everyone's secrets, including his own. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," republican candidate rick perry on the hot seat defending his performance during last night's presidential debate. >>> plus the scramble at the oscars as eddie murphy pulls out as host. >>> no more free stuff. why the president wants to cut down on spending by cutting down on swag. all that coming up on "the early show." that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

you do. >> but i can't believe you're not horrified by the trickle down effect of -- >> horrified, naomi sentence. >> okay. >> we used to have laws about government transparency and the request was one of them. there's been a trickle down effect since the bush administration where he started using state secrets provision to keep a lot of really bad stuff hidden. neutral stuff but bad stuff. 10,000 e-mails disappeared, having to do withholding people abusively in guantanemo for instance. and after that people became more and more comfortable, including obama, using exactly the same justifications to keep a legitimate -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> it's amazing naomi is able to pivot from mitt romney's hard drives to guantanemo. >> i'm not horrified. >> our next hot topic, herman cain wrote in his memoir that if he were elected president he would want his secret service code name to be corn bread. well, he is not president but he does have secret service protection. his camp's request for it was approved the same day he said. this let's listen. >> who knows every detail of every country of

william shakespeare once famously wrote that all the world is the stage, and for canadian choreographer naomie words are true. of the next five years, they will travel to 10 geary buildings around the world using the roofs and the walls as a dance floor. >> my name is -- and i am a choreographer. was born in canada in the province of quebec. in contrast to a lot of the performances i've done, this is very editorial. i describe it as the body disintegrating into light. the soul as it leaves the body. and i think of the stairwell, is definitely more visceral. the floor is creating an interesting tunnel. it really takes on our real dimension of, you know, what this architecture, however relates to the body. this is one of frank geary's designs and it is the next site for the rapture series. the raptured series will be -- the rapture series will be performed on 10 of his buildings around the world. we're going to have a large amount of dancers, inside and outside the building, and also use studio lighting and projections. it will really be about bringing his architectural live. -- a lot. -- alive

. >> i'm wearing a designer called ralph lauren. [ laughs ] >> naomi watts was kidding. just about all the celebs were wearing ralph lauren. after all, this glittering event was in honor of the famous fashion designer. >> every single version of his brand is so beautiful and classy. >> it was also a big fundraiser for the performing arts and for the fight against cancer. a record-breaking $7 million was raised, with much of the money going to the ralph lauren center for cancer care and prevention in harlem. >> the center takes care of people in underserved communities who would not otherwise get access to proper healthcare, especially when it comes to cancer. >> oprah winfrey gave the audience a rare glimpse into the designer's personal life. she asked him the secret to his success. >> i love what i do, and i know you love what you do. >> is it more challenging and difficult when you're creating the american image for foreign countries like china? >> it's not the american image. it's an international image, 'cause good taste is international. >> oprah also asked about hi

naomi, the whole basis of the government's plan was a lot of pain now but by the next election, it will be all right. of course, we have got to wait for the figures. >> it looks like george osborne's timetable for the next election is slipping badly. he had hoped that he might be able to offer tax cuts by the time of the next election. it is now clear that the deficit will stay bigger for longer than he had planned. of course, the problems with growth just adds to the task that he has before him. if unemployment goes up, that means the government has to spend more on social security. of course, if growth is sluggish, that could have implications for tax revenues. that is why some people fear he may have gotten himself into a vicious circle. >> thank you very much. thank you. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. psychiatrists in norway have submitted a report on whether anders behring breivik was sane when he carried out the two attacks in oslo. he said the killings had been necessary to defend europe against muslim invasion. we can go now to the capital, o

. -- naomi. >> midnight, the walkout began. hospital workers in bristol left their place to cheers. as many as 2.5 million public- sector workers may stay at home in protest of pension reform. making it the biggest strike in a generation. as a result, most schools will be closed. job centers will stand empty. even the country's airports could be affected. early signs from heathrow suggests that the situation may be [unintelligible] in the meantime, ministers are condemning the union. >> it will love achieve anything. will damage the economy and cost jobs at a time when britain cannot afford that. >> what, exactly, is the government proposing pelham ministers say that to balance the books, public-sector workers must put aside 3% more for their pensions. the retirement age will have to rise to 66 by 2020. pensions will be based on a career average, not final salary. ministers say that it is only fair that public-sector workers should face reform similar to those that the private sector have already seen. union bosses have seem -- seemed particularly bruised. >> we are not going to sol

naomi campbell.kay. >> jimmy: indecent exposure. oh, yeah, yeah, that's good. [ laughter ] yeah, you like that one there. >> i don't have much remorse, you can tell by the picture, i'm kind of like, "so what? your problem." >> jimmy: yeah, so you've got three good mug shots out of that. >> yeah, but nobody's really hurt, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: no. i want to say congratulations on the people's choice nominee. >> you and i are both nominated. >> jimmy: you got nominated for people's choice! >> people's choice nominees! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you totally deserve it because you work so hard. and gosh, four specials, i mean, good for you. >> and for "my life on the d list." and, but here's the irony. i am literally up against kim kardashian. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh! a war is on, you guys. >> a war is on, people. >> jimmy: a war is on, get ready, buckle up. >> this guy's up as well. you deserve it. >> jimmy: it's gonna be good. kathy griffin -- >> we want the people to choose us. ch

naomi joins me from westminster. many questions that people expect that a few months ago he thought that he had dealt with. >> that's right. the area that he will most face is the decision in 2008 to pay gordon taylor of the professional football association a massive amount of money in and out of court settlement after his phone was tapped. james murdoch signed off on that the blood. this inquiry will not focus on why he decided to do that. he said at the time needed not have all the details in front of him. he has given evidence of two senior executives at the newspaper have come forward to say that he did know that phone hacking was more widespread than news international has been saying and that he was aware of those key facts. will want to grow -- and it seems to be gross incompetence on his part. if he was proven to have misled a parliamentary committee, that would be very serious and it could even cause a contempt of parliament. certainly his reputation would be ruined. remember, also, there is its business po

. >> naomi watts didn't understand her character. helen stayed on as hoover's secretary beyond his death. did she love him or her job? >> clint felt that it was more about her sense of duty. >> some say dicaprio's portrayal is oscar worthy, telling the story of a powerful man who held everyone's secrets, including his own. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> happy friday! you're watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane. >> we want to salute our veterans. i'm mike hydeck. here's monika samtani. moments away from vacation. she'll have the traffic before she leaves though. howard bernstein will have your weekend weather. >> good morning. the weekend looks good. today looks cold and chilly and blustery. winds will blow 10 to 20 miles per hour. feeling like fall. a lot of leaves will be coming down today. it is not as pretty as it was a few days ago. here is a look at the day planner with temperatures struggling. right now, 42. by noon, only 49. we'll be lucky to make 5 1, 52 and 5:00, clear skies, still o

. >> and i didn't know that was naomi watts until after.nd this morning, guess what i did at 4:45 a.m., i prepared my entire thanksgiving day dinner. i went online to whole food. wholefood.com, meal of 12, click, cooked turkey, click. mashed potatoes, click, click, click. it's all going to be ready for pick-up on thursday morning at 8:00 a.m. >> now you have your dessert, too, which we'll talk about in a moment. >> yes. can you believe i did my whole turkey thing today? >> okay. i had a big weekend. i had a long, long weekend. i left the studio here on friday, we went home right away. cassidy was shooting an e special called "growing up hollywood." even though she hasn't grown up in hollywood, she has grown up with well-known parents. it's going to be a special that will air in february. following the lives of seven celebrities, their children. and how they are making a life for themselves going forward. so that was fun. >> how was she? did she enjoy it? >> you know what? we always say groud which means grateful to god as opposed to proud w

our next guest, naomi prince, is a frequent visitor to occupy l.a.he's also a senior fellow at the demos think tank and author of the new book "black tuesday." she's also today's specialist. and nomi, what is your perspective on the dynamic of the energy of the occupation. in other words, it's clear that the occupation represents this sort of frustrated resistance to the obvious breach of fairness that is manifesting everywhere, if you open your eyes and look out your door. what is your sense of where it's headed? and what is your sense of those who say los angeles really is the place to go for the winter to drive this message for a long list of reasons, not the least of which the lovely weather we can see behind you. not sure if that's fake or not, but looks better than what we get here in new york. >> well, full transparency, this actually is fake. but it is generally nice out here. and, you know, also, the way that the occupy l.a. movement has been growing, there's a good portion of grassy lawn in front of city hall in downtown l.a. and that allow

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. >> what we're seeing, i think what's fascinating here, naomi cline wrote a book and the thesis is there'she kind of neo liberal with privatized government gutting welfare state and that has been imposed by the imf for years and we're seeing as the conditions. austerity program for greece, which has to sell off a ton of public assets and actually what democratic majorities want. what you're saying is, it is -- it is the democratic pressure of upcoming elections for the world's most important economic leaders merkel and sarkozy and barack obama that is producing a global mandate for a program that reverses course from the sort of disastrous austerity fetish we were on. >> the legitimacy of our financial regulatory system, of unemployment, of the entire set ofout comes that relate to the economy is shot. it's just not working. throw in environmental stuff. so, these guys have to, what you might call, rebrand themselves. they better get on their horse because they're late to the game. >> can i go back and ask you a request about the restructuring of the banks that has gotten everyone frighten

it's not the one with scarlet and naomi watts. they run away, have a great week together. and it's really entertaining. and yet it gives you a snapshot into the tough things in her life too. >> that's where i like it, though. it doesn't drag us through the things we already know about marilyn monroe. captures this one week i don't think anybody knew about until they saw this book, this memoir that she spent with this young man who got in the movie business and got a week alone with marilyn monroe. >> it's entertaining and just a fun movie for the holidays. you walk out of there -- i think, you know, i'll plug it for a second. rex reid said it's nice to go to the theaters and feel exhilarated after you leave -- >> of you memorized every quote. >> i have. >> you've got them all down. >> that's my tattoo. >> i love that. >> i'm not going to say where i did it. >> we don't want to know. russ? >> sometimes it's so difficult telling a story about someone who is so well known. what was it about this story that when you first heard it and

[laughter] >> naomi long. >> that chancellor expressed the important economic collectivity and also the infrastructure. can he confirm whether the northern -- and also can he offer any good news about the duty for those who rely entirely on regional flights about connectivity? >> well, it will be up to the northern administration to do that, spend the money that is allocated. but being capital spending it is one of monies, think carefully about how they spend it on airports and aviation, they will be setting out and aviation strategy next year. but, of course, and is confirmed in this document we were able to make that decision that saved the flights to north america your. >> mr. david rightly. >> i welcome the chance to state and announcement today -- will be brought forward. i just want at my right honorable friend would agree with me a couple investment is the right way to strengthen i region rather than relying on increasing public spending that was so over the last government? >> well, my honorable friend is right and it draws a constituency, affected by that road link i very much

. >> and i didn't know that was naomi watts until after.ight away. cassidy was shooting an e special called "growing up hollywood." even though she hasn't grown up in hollywood, she has grown up with well-known parents. it's going to be a special that will air in february. following the lives of seven celebrities, their children. and how they are making a life for themselves going forward. so that was fun. >> how was she? did she enjoy it? >> you know what? we always say groud which means grateful to god as opposed to proud which means right before the fall. the weekend was taken up with a movie, as well. i might as well talk about my favorite things, okay? my favorite things, i'm going to honor three men i love today. one of them is armey. army is the son of one of my dearest friends drew hammer. if leonardo dicaprio gets nominated, there is no way arm shouldn't either. he is the heart and soul of this movie. he's only 25 years old. this is maybe his third film. i don't know. he plays, i think it's the most sympathetic, realistic betrayal

i didn't know it was naomi watts until afterwards. >> life long friend confidant and assistant. >> ient home right away. kathie lee was shooting an e special called "growing up hollywood." even though she's not grown up in hollywood, she's grown up with celebrity parents. following the lives of children, how they are making a life for themselves going forward, so that was fun. >> how was she, did she enjoy it? >> you know, we always say god in our house, proud, which means comes right before the fall. i was incredibly groud of her. the weekend was taken up with one movie as well. i might as well talk about my favorite things. >> do it. get involved. >> my favorite things, i'm going to honor three men i love today. one of them is army, army is the son of one of my dearest friends, drew hammer. he is so brilliant in this movie. if leonardo gets nominated, no reason army shouldn't either. he's only 25 years old. maybe his third film, i don't know, and he plays, i think, it's the most sympathetic, realistic portrayal of a gay man i've ever seen. i think he portrays it beautifully, and i