. >> did you ever get tired of talking about genetic nicholson. >> no because i never get tired of jack. >> anjelica huston on life in the spotlight and life in the country, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: now the folks who love them, her the cat's meow videos that put a certain house pet in the spotlight. bill geist. >> we are going to have a cat party. >> reporter: there are millions and millions of cat videos on the internet, to just a few dozen shown at the cat festival and only one is awarded the highest honor. >> who will win the top of the golden kitty award? later on sunday morning. >> osgood: you can find orlando bloom on broadway these days, shifting his acting talents from the screen to the stage. there is a bit of anxiety that comes with the spotlight and he talks about that this morning with rita braver. >> playing heroes in some of the top grossing films in history has made orlando bloom an international movie star. >> but now he is making his new york theatre debut. >> the torch burns bright. >> reporter: why does someone like orlando bloom want to play on broadway? >

. >> i'm jack nicholson and marlon gran bran doe, jimmy stewart, steve mcqueen. >> i'm nicholas cage and robert pattinson, james dean and rock hudson. >> i am norma shearer and lillian gish. >> i'm garbo. >> i'm like a sophisticated prop. i give you all the feeling you want, all the hair styles and wardrobe changes you want. i'm say whatever you put in front of me. >> do not expect me to take pride in what i do. >> i used to care about how i looked. now i don't care as much. maybe it's because i'm so handsome. >> rose: i am pleased to have james franco back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> last time we saw each other was at brown university where you were attending rhode island school of design? >> that's great. that was a great interview. thank you. >> rose: so i just touch on this because you must get tired of talking about it. why so many things? or why not so many things? >> right. good question. um -- i admit i do a lot of things but they're all things i've been interested in as long as i've been interested in acting. basically they all -- you know, i guess -- they all f

. >> jim nicholson is the teller in this video. money, caught on the bank's security cameras, jim's instincts kick in. >> i grabbed the bag, threw it on the ground and said where is it? referring to if he had a weapon. >> it's a bold move by the teller. the robber hesitates. he doesn't show a weapon. what would you do in this situation? would you give the robber what he wants or call his bluff? would you attempt an aggressive move? the teller makes his decision. >> i lunged towards him. he backed off. at that point i ran around the counter and chased him. >> nicholson chases the robber down the street, tackling him and pinning him down until police arrive soon after. some see jim nicholson as a hero, but his bosses at the bank don't agree. two days after the robbery attempt, he's fired. some customers are outraged. >> i just can't believe that he would get fired for doing something that i feel was right. >> bank policy says tellers are supposed to comply with the robber, give him what he wants. basically, the goal should be to get

. >> and where's the jack nicholson part -- there's no jack nicholson part here.able to my knowledge unless norah has another side that we don't, that has been with jake nicholson in that way. are you surprised that people are surprised at the relationship between the two of you? >> i don't know. obviously, he's a very fascinating man and people like to know details. so i'm not totally -- >> men and women. >> yes, indeed men love jack almost as long as women loved jack. >> how long did you date? >> dating that's a funny word. we lived together for 17 years. on and off. a little bit on and off. >> you know what's so fascinating to me about this story. number one you've had an amazing life. we've heard so much about your dad, but this really was a love letter about your mother. your mom really was ahead of her time. >> she was. she was incredibly beautiful. she was an ex-ballerina. one of the pleasures of writing this book was talking about my mother, because my dad gets a lot of attention and my mother really deserved it. she was incredibly special. very beloved to

revelations come as more and more canadians will be demanding answers and you know i really hope that rob nicholson is the minister responsible for this. this team really canadians and let us know how many meetings are being swept up in the dragnet surveillance when information is being stored in china it is this and how secure is the convention center and doesn't seem to be a very bipartisan issue. unlike many others on that when you mention this vast pool of the data are held by the five guys which just two people now in the us canada uk australia and new zealand. in field some way that their relationship to these other countries is beneficial to than an hour security. do you need to really worry that were being you know our spy agency. it seems that is being used but that s a mountain to collect information to share information. us officials i'm new and i think that we don't know the issues you know how these organizations are operating on bill thomas of our information is being shared across borders engine databases and the comedians are. they just concerned and want answers. stir and laugh wit

i mean, anyone, almost anyone from the '70s that was an actor, nicholson, de niro, beatty, they've all directed and most of them directed some very good movies. when an actor writes a book-- not a memoir but a book of fiction, i would say the fives are out. before i have anyone -- before anyone has read it the guns are already out. so i wrote a book of short stories called palo alto. >> rose: about where you grew up? >> it takes place in my hometown palo alto, california, about the time i was a teenager and it's about teenagers but it's a book of fiction, again. it's not a memoir. it was fairly well accepted. i got decent reviews but there was still -- what i was doing at the time when that first book came out about three or four years ago was trying -- i thought i need to keep my two worlds separate. i'm not going to write about acting and and i want people to view me as a writer. then i thought i have all this experience in the film world, almost 20 years of professional work. other writers use what they know journalists who travel the world and have some crazy experience will write

xxxxxxx brock nicholson sot 54 "hay un gran margen de irregularidades, algunos que han faltado al llenarra gran variedades de cosas". el agente especial de ice dice que la mayoria de companias que no cumplen con esta obligacion estan las de comida. cesar ---se revelan nuevos cesar ---se revelan nuevos detalles sobre la muerte del menor andy lopez a manos de un agente del alguacil en santa rosa.. take vo ---de acuerdo al teniente paul henry, el agente erick gelhaus no recuerda con certeza si se identifico al momento de ordenarle al adolescente que soltara la pistola de juguete a-47... ---henry afirma que un testigo escucho al agente ordenarle en dos ocasiones al menor tirar el juguete cuando este caminaba sobre la avenida moorland antes de dispararle siete veces.... blanca ---un padre de 2 hijos ha sido detenido por presuntament e haber dejado a su hijo e hija menores de edad, dentro de un auto por mas de 15 horas en milpitas. take vo ---ayer, alrededor del mediodia, un vecino de la calle "north hillview" de esa ciudad, llam a la policia para reportar que los menores de 10 y 8 aÑos de eda

xxxxxxx brock nicholson sot 54 "hay un gran margen de irregularidades, algunos que han faltado al llenarra gran variedades de cosas". el agente especial de ice dice que la mayoria de companias que no cumplen con esta obligacion estan las de comida. blanca --- autoridades informaron el descubrimiento de un sofisticado narco-tnel entre las ciudades de tijuana, mexico y san diego en nuestro estado. ---martin plascencia nos amplia la informacion. take pkg 00:01 00:58 pkg blanca ---se revelan nuevos blanca ---se revelan nuevos detalles sobre la muerte del menor "andy lopez" a manos de un agente del alguacil en santa rosa. take vo ---de acuerdo al teniente "paul henry", el agente "eric gel-haus" no recuerda con certeza si se identifico al momento de ordenarle al adolescente que soltara la pistola de juguete. ---henry afirma que un testigo escucho al agente ordenarle en 2 ocasiones al menor tirar el juguete cuando ste caminaba sobre la avenida "moor-land" antes de dispararle 7 veces. take vo ---una familia brasileÑa pide la ayuda del publico para encontrar a "paulo netto" de 23 aÑos de edad qui

youth they don't want you to see it in the new policy seems to be too big to begin and end and steve nicholson on tnt to stand tall outcome and his older youth and don't tell them to. i don't know who could go to sleep this includes ego still negotiating. she moaned what to do this you should see them go from eighty students the unimpeded tinsel. don't get this. she's a phone. yes the one to go to the us. she is islam. they are nasty angel. today we got to do will. they are. bottles acted dumb stupid. a treat it's his belief that all the cooking. i mean. you can take the time to pull it off it's unwanted children twenty am a prefect realize that the teacher cook clean a popular spot for tourists to come to admire its many beautiful old thatched house i started building a school choice a pretty name for this tp stocking groups that resembled two terms joined in prayer. i a. a stretch to be as much as sixty eight. get some useful information. this week's design allows who went to the smooth slide of peace in the next time. more grueling new stories to my car. the villages themselves to work maki

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in full a job that he would be toking to the government's thinking that i'm only buying one the nicholson thousand five hundred to go x hahas. still what people would still have few weeks yet time and space plus a committee agendas they should be trying to improve its security footage was trying to hop up and stood to greet us. but presumably it was a son and i did at my fix and are planning to get cca to the clinic since they didn't think that helped re tell the hurricane. but the revelations that united tca ski with it unfolds in mind that they did that but since this is that if he doesn't exactly have the best reputation of the mavens of many. what national security have become come to that wedding. even though the loss of innocent kids to the service had been set it's quite difficult to bite into the issue of national security. especially when national security since he still often get things done basic civil liberties. all the mundane in the scenario lessons are fit to fly towards wouldn't just be the defect for the havoc i take this easy to read it till it's free and slave strikes o

you want to get that bmw iran for its money at the end of the day it gets either in the impromptu nicholson absolutely great time and the mall. this is not different. that's checkered and drove and yet absolutely defining a lot going for a stretchy although i hope it's good to be a defining our own facts. alright to spitz thank you very much and tea for taking the time to speak says that the chief executive all but i don't mind rather than at the end they all to show him without regard to wrap up this program thanks fortune asked. you were an eye. he's a a. he explained week with a little lube oil. we teach private luke cook with it olivia was on it and probably ought to be recycled across the atlantic fast food aficionados have the same question. this american restaurant produces one hundred and nineteen teachers of oil and grease every week costing it and other restaurants hundreds of dollars a week to dispose of it was before market was called for green's leftover and transport to find tickets the last four years there's been a serious bidding war not going out in restaurants and other c

revelations more and more canadians will be demanding answers and you know i'm really i hope that robert nicholson who's the minister responsible for this is even harder really come clean with canadians and let us know how many meetings are being swept up in this dragnet surveillance what information is being stored in giant databases and how secure is that information here and it does seem to be a very bipartisan issue unlike many others you know you mentioned this that pool the data are held by the five eyes which just so people know in the u.s. canada u.k. australia and new zealand do canadians feel in some way that their relationship to these other countries is beneficial to them and their security. i think from what i'm hearing comedians are really worried that we're getting you know our spy agency . is being used by that. to collect information and share information with u.s. officials so you know i think that we don't the issue is we don't know how these organizations are operating we don't know how much of our information is being shared across borders and different databases and i think c

revelations more and more canadians will be demanding answers and you know i'm really i hope that rather nicholson who's the minister responsible for this is even harder really come clean with canadians and let us know how many meetings are being swept up in this dragnet surveillance what information is being stored in giant databases and how secure is that information sure and it does seem to be a very bipartisan issue unlike many others you know you mentioned this that pool the data are held by the five eyes which just so people know in the u.s. canada u.k. australia and new zealand do canadian feel in some way that their relationship to means other countries is beneficial to them and their security. i think from what i'm hearing today is that really worries that we're seeing you know our spy agency . being used but that is. to collect information and share information with u.s. officials so you know i think that we don't the issue is we don't know how these organizations are operating we don't know how much of our information is being shared across borders and different databases and i think ca

revelations more and more canadians will be demanding answers and you know i'm really i hope that rob nicholson who's the minister responsible for this is even harder really come clean with canadians and let us know how many mediums are being swept up in this dragnet surveillance what information is being stored in giant databases and how secure is that information here and it does seem to be a very bipartisan issue unlike many others you know you mentioned this that pool the data are held by the five eyes which just so people know in the u.s. canada u.k. australia and new zealand do canadian seal in some way that their relationship to means other countries is beneficial to them and their security. i think from what i'm hearing today is that really worries that we're getting you know our spy agency . being used but that is. to collect information and share information with u.s. officials so you know i think that we don't the issue is we don't know how these organizations are operating we don't know how much of our information is being shared across borders and different databases and i think ca

ambassador james nicholson called the move quote a massive downgrade in u.s. vatican ties turning the vatican embassy into quote a stepchild of the embassy to italy right what's your response to that well i think he's right and it's not just him who's been saying that it's five of the recent u.s. ambassadors to the vatican from both republican and democratic administrations have been saying this right well this is so is also getting some resistance of course from conservative catholics who prefer to maintain diplomatic distance from u.s. policy if can you talk a little bit about the u.s. policy that catholics you know take most issue with well. you know the u.s. and the holy see see eye to eye on some issues like helping poor people for example and that's very good on the other hand the current administration does take positions that are in opposition to those of the catholic church for example on the religious liberty question the current administration has been trying to force insurance policies on catholics that would violate their consciences and just yest

. >> jack nicholson submitted for >> jack nicholson submitted for the park. the park. park. park. >> let's talk about comedies. >> let's talk about comedies. one, i suspect i won't be a fan one, i suspect i won't be a fan of "anchor man 2." of "anchor man 2." >> that is a movie i didn't hear >> that is a movie i didn't hear anyone clamouring for. anyone clamouring for. we'll see if i was we'll see if i was wrong. wrong. >> i don't know if you were >> i don't know if you were right. right. you should talk to the staff, i you should talk to the staff, i think they all want an think they all want an "anchorman 2". "anchorman 2". >> the marketing is >> the marketing is pervasive pervasive and annoying. and annoying. >> you know, anchor man was an >> you know, anchor man was an interesting movie. interesting movie. i couldn't have laughed harder i couldn't have laughed harder when it came out. when it came out. i felt alone. i felt alone. i must have seen it 20 times. i must have seen it 20 times. i like the others -- i like the others -- >> you probably are very alone. >> you pr

the batman movies with jack nicholson superman the t.v. show when i was a really little kid well and there is something about it i feel like it's a little bit like baseball you're a baseball fan we invented it it's our thing and it's our pop culture mythology or again there's something uniquely american a lot you know there's a lot there's a lot of kind of the little guy and in fact that's what my characters i think is done so well i love the black berry you did know him and the green hornet love the green horse sub-mariner sub-mariner all i think we still need all of them yeah absolutely submariners amazing all i love those yeah you got to start i understand in theater in new york you were good david moment yes david mamet build me when i was a moment but it's mamet and william h. macy what was that company it was called the atlantic theatre company it's still there doing very very well was i got lucky really lucky i walked into a class at n.y.u. and and these two guys made it will you william h. macy was not a well known actor a terrific

. >> jack nicholson submitted for the park. bruce stern knocks it out of the park. >> let's talk about comedies. one, i suspect i won't be a fan of "anchor man 2." >> that is a movie i didn't hear anyone clamouring for. we'll see if i was wrong. >> i don't know if you were right. you should talk to the staff, i think they all want an "anchorman 2". >> the marketing is pervasive and annoying. >> you know, anchor man was an interesting movie. i couldn't have laughed harder when it came out. i felt alone. i must have seen it 20 times. i like the others -- >> you probably are very alone. >> you have people on your staff. this is a movie that i missed. my brother was a correspond for dateline. he hates it, couldn't hate it more. i think it is one of the 10 funniest movies. >> i'm not sure i'll have you back as a movie critic. >> i could go now. >> let's talk other comities. tayler perry. >> he'll never get the critical response he wants. he doesn't have to worry. he made more than a dozen movies, they average $50 million. they don't

he will have a well a welterwein and as richard nicholson now reports. >> the refresh your couldn't havetball greater, without a wintd for two years he didn't just go into his well at the beat title foyting for his career but also for the people from his homeland who are still reeling from the typhoon earlier this month tacloban tea was one of the hardest hit areas and despite what happened nothing was going to stop locals for cheering on their favorite son. >> thousands have gathered to watch the fight in the astrodome stadium. and when the action started the packman didn't disappoint. the 3 34-year-old claimed what appeared t to be a effortless right shall virktry. when they said they won by a unanimous decision here is the reaction. when there is fighting you forget something that is happening mere. if you don't feel tha that i'm n there you will be very happy. >> his win has given strength and confidence to the people and helps us to forget the terrible things that happened here. everything doesn't seem so bad now. >> he was a commons in the philippines and has a difficult time to re

>> it's not just jim nicholson who is opposing this. there are four other ambassadors who see it as a real slight to as you say catholics and of course catholicism and the vatican. you lower the stature of an embassy when you do that sort of thing. diplomacy and influence are a lot like rale estate. of prime importance is location, location, location. whrauf in this situation is the inability for the holy -- what you have in this situation is the inability for the embassy to the holy sea to act like an embassy for diplomacy. we've only had diplomatic relations with the vatican since 1984. ronald reagan did it because he understood the alliance with pope john paul ii to bring down communism. >> the bottom line is the administration says it's all about security, but i haven't heard any security threats to any of our people living in italy or certainly our members of the diplomat corps. then you look at the vatican. what is the problem here? is it really a security issue? >> the american embassies all over the world are somewhat in a tenuo

just see what happens to nicholson here. one back on 8. with the goal.s it into the water then take a dro drop. fifth shot open the par 5. it won't stick. ball just take the off rolling rolling rolling to a water grave. for quadruple bogey 9. for 28. >> can change quickly. >> thanks very much. that's this edition of 7 news for all of us here, thanks for watchin watching. happy halloween hope watching. happy halloween hope you have had a fun safe day - hey. get out of my chair, or i'll have you disbarred. oh, wait. that already happened. - cash. - tango.

. >> you quoted nicholson. it's like a few good men without the murder.the fastest stories in sports in america. child cage fighting. is it a real sport or is it child abuse? we will discuss that directly ahead. as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every d. what's in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! >> child cage fighting is a growing support in amerisport i america. 3 million kids as young as 5 duke it out while parents stand and watch. they are punching kicking doing choke holds on one another. some say it is barbaric others say it shows fair play and exercise. >> i am shocked when i read 3 million. i hope the estimates are right as young as 5 littl

. >> reporter: 70-year-old abraham nicholsons says the cuts to snap will be devastating. >> nobody says i can make it. this will be all right. will. >> reporter: he says his food stamps already don't stretch enough to feed him every month. he relies on extra help from the food planty and soup kitchen. >> we are here for the community. and they do have a place they can come to either to shop in the panty, have a hot sit down dinner or be part of our senior program where we serve a hot breakfast and supper. >> reporter: it is one of the largest in the country. 12,000 meals a month are served here at this location alone and administrators of the food bank say these cuts are daunting if not catastrophic. >> two thirds of the people on the snap program are children working parents, senior citizens and people are disabilities. benefits. >> reporter: experts say the cuts make it tougher for table. >> this is a nationwide problem in all 50 states. we need national federal leadership to prevent the problem from getting worse. >> reporter: over '47 million people will have their food assistance c

. >> richard nicholson reports. >> the talk before the portugal-sweden match was more about the superstars cristiano ronaldo and ib rammino vic. the only goal was scored in the 82nd minute. he almost made it two. the role giving portugal a 1-0 win and an advantage against sweden. >> it will be a complicated match. we have a disadvantage. it may not be enough. i'm confident. we'll try to score a goal. in this case they'll have a hard task - to score three goals. i have a feeling we'll get a good result. >> 1998 world champions france could have been forgiven for thinking they had the advantage. kiev is the home side to turn the table. ukraine given a precious lead. the lead doubled. a penalty slotted in the 83rd minute. france is in dajer of missing out on the world cup for the first time in 20 years. >> translation: we are going give it a go until the end. ukraine is not an easy team. they put in a lot of effort. they played well on the break. they put in a lot of effort. we have to play our game at 100% and do everything to get the result. this result is good for ukraine. >> greece showed

. >> jack nicholson. >> are we dating? >>> one direction's harry stiles on a secret date with kendall jenner. we have harry and the boys as they set off a beatles-style pandemonium. >> you got trampled, didn't you? >>> crazy new video, justin bieber jumping off a cliff. how

. >> you quoted nicholson?yeah. >> it's like a few good men without the murder. >>> it's one of the fastest growing sports in america. child cage fighting. is it a real sport or is it child abuse? we will discuss that directly ahead. ♪ >>> child cage fighting is a growing sport in america. 3 million kids as young as 5 are duking it out while adults standby and watch and it's 100% legal. they're punching, kicking and doing choke holds on one another. a lot of critics call it barbar barbaric. go ahead, eric. >> i'm shocked when i read 3 million, their estimate. i hope the estimates are right. it's an outrage if it is. as young as 5, little boys crying because they're getting beat with gloves. i'm not sure there's a standard weight glove. they're getting hit, getting hurt. kids' bones are still growing. their cartilage is still growing. maybe at 14, 15 years old, you open it up. but prior to that, i'm concerned. and on the girls side, if you watch the tiaras and toddlers is just as much abusive to a little girl. >

big names qualifying for the next stage and also exiting europe's richist competition and richard nicholsonand the spanish will be without their players and the scorer in the 5-0 on saturday and late in the game and they have revealed he could be out for three weeks after confirming he picked up a thigh injury in the game. staying in spain for fifth place closed the gap between them and the champions and the only goal in the first half and scoring and the class for two and after the break we will go to level and san jose and 2-1 win and staying in a point of fourth place. and the start of the top spot in the table and held to a goal at home with calvary and won the first ten matches of the season and 2-2 and they got off to a great start and shane scoring twice in the first 11 minutes but phillip came back with golds and 2-2 the final score. and 10 former plays filed a lawsuit against nhl saying the league did not do enough to prevent concussions and include two maple leaf players saying they sustain a thousand hits to the head in a single season. they allege the nhl deliberately hid the ri

. >> rose: what's not here is jack nicholson. that is to come in the second book. how many years together? >> on and off sort of 17 years. >> rose: 17! what was the imagine snick >> oh, he -- he is a fantastic person. >> rose: the most interesting man you've ever -- >> i would say way up there. yeah. and certainly a source of unbridled interest in many things. he and dad got along really, really well. they loved each other. >> rose: i would think so. >> that's understandable, you know? they love sports and they like man stuff. and it was actually -- >> rose: jack likes basketball and golf. >> of course. and dad loved hunting and getting out thered on horseback. and i think actually what was interesting about both men was that men love my father and jack just as much as women do, if not maybe a little more. >> rose: and you mean by that they look -- some people sometimes talk about a certain man they'll say, you know, "men envy them and women love them." they've got a whole sense of envy. or, in fact, as you say, admiration or loving them because they are living th

the hottest ticket in tinsel town this year, not a seat next to jack nicholson or diane canon at a gamea spot serving thanksgiving meals. it's almost as tough to get as an oscar. shelters in los angeles have been turning away volunteers for weeks because they say they have plenty. celebrity chefs look with actors like neil patrick harris and dick van dyke will help out tomorrow. times seem to be especially tough in los angeles. one mission expects to serve more meals this year than any year since the great depression. and if this whole royalty thing doesn't work out for prince william, he can always sing backup for an '80s hair band. ♪ hold on to what we've got it doesn't make a difference if we make it or not ♪ >> wow, no matter what happens to me, i'll always know i sing better than a prince. he sung along with bon jovi and taylor swicft in london. this is a benefit for homeless youth. now he's made it one of his causes. honestly, we wish we could have heard him sing "purple rain." make sure to follow the show on twitter. that's it for "the lead" today. i am john berman sitting in for

you making a face that nicholson makes in "the shining." that this one makes in this movie.s a kind of mask he wanted his actors to achieve that he was fond of to achieve the result he wants that he replicates in each of his films. for you, especially, i'm hoping you dined out on that movie in terms of your love life for decades afterward. because you're probably one of the best looking guys in the movie business then and are laying there, you're like an abercrombie model. we are all victims of gravity, my friend, as the years go by, but you were looking real good in that movie laying through on your slab talking to your parents, did you get a lot of girlfriends after that premier was over? that's a yes or no question there. >> legendary. i have to say this, though. >> the ladies were drawn to him like flies. >> i can imagine. i can imagine. >> you know, let me put it this way, it was a lot better than wages. that's the line in the misfits. that's one of my favorite lines in a movie. >> to me the park of a great movie is most of them you watch them and you'll appreciate them

it's easy to produce them and then die identity was look up all my system from uk law of the many nicholson my zen style. estimates of total mostly it's because before mostly on what this tour as among the more water and the most un done better. cc that should know. john myers and radicalization. up to becoming a self fulfilling prophecy because of the heavy handed crackdown on protesters. i don't seem so it's not a question though we have to ask what happened to do few songs and see all f the extremists to he terrorists that came from a grandstand and vivid but we have seen them on the tv coming back to asia to and did it become cool. we'd like to know the names of the summer some information about iman is alive you reason number two of the qaeda. campbell is of course i don't much all this information but who can back and pct should be in sinai and optional but some people are talking mode which means that the stars come and come up against and have just couldn't decide what is what is to do with for instance the violence tuesday evening entire square dance. two people killed and the unit

ambassador james nicholson called the move pulled a massive downgrade and u.s. vatican ties turning the vatican embassy into quote a stepchild of the embassy to italy right what's your response to that well i think he's right and it's not just him who's been saying that it's five of the recent u.s. ambassadors to the vatican from both republican and democratic administrations have been saying this right well this is also getting some resistance of course from conservative catholics who prefer to maintain diplomatic distance from u.s. policies can you talk a little bit about the u.s. policy that catholics you know take most issue with well. the u.s. and the holy see see eye to eye on some issues like helping poor people for example and that's very good on the other hand the current administration does take positions that are in opposition to those of the catholic church for example on the religious liberty question the current administration has been trying to force insurance policies on catholics that would violate their consciences and just yesterday the suprem

just like alexandria nicholson, who gave a coat in georgia.>> ron hasn't donated a coat yet. nevertheless, we're going to let him on the show this morning. >> do it later today. hi, dan and bianna. good morning,everyone. we begin with a violent start to the nation's black friday buying spree. in suburban chicago, bullets flying outside a kohl's department store as police busted a shoplifting attempt. meanwhile, in north carolina, a man at a walmart seen aggressive going for a television. and unruly crowds in west palm beach, florida, made buying discounted electronics anything but pleasant. take it easy, folks. there's still 26 shopping days until christmas. >>> and tomorrow is a big day for the obama care website. will it be up and running as promised by the obama administration? well, technicians say they made the necessary repairs. but even the white house is asking potential users not to flood the site over the weekend, saying it still can't handle everybody at once. >>> while he may have looked like a bum, but now, seattle is calling him

including jack nicholson. >> this was in paris. >> it looks like you've done quite a bit of partyinguldn't have produced an event more dire. he had not one but three massive ive strokes. did any of it strike you that maybe this is payback for hard living? >> how about every day? every day. there is the law of retribution and i got it. >> you didn't want anybody to come see you, you didn't want any visitors. >> no i was terribly distorted. it's not fun to look at yourself and you look like quasi moto. >> but just as he had in hollywood, evans set out to beat the odds. he endured months of painful rehabilitation. eventually becoming healthy enough to even get married and divorced again. he writes about it all in his new book "the fat lady sang." what he hopes will serve as an inspiration to others. >> if i can make it through, i'm no better than they are. they should look at it and say, yeah, if he can do it i can do it too. >> the kid who stayed in the picture, as his famed memoir once touted was back. >> i just wake up and can't believe i'm here sitting with you. i mean that. i'm sit