. >> i talked with phil morris about this in retrospect seeing how entrenched this film has become, and he feels he probably should have come forward. >> we set out to verify morris' story and found bob heironimus who says he was in the costume. they have since become friends. >> he said patterson told him to walk like a gorilla. bob had no idea how it would walk. he walked like a normal person walking down the street and kind of waved his arms back and forth and thought that was real show business. >> bob has the size, the gait to be bigfoot and give it life. and i think this is important, there are people still living who remember seeing a bigfoot suit in the trunk of bob's mother's car. when it comes down to it, it's hard to improve upon phil morris as the source of the costume. bob heironimus as the guy in the bigfoot suit. and roger patterson as producer, director, and whatever else of this film. >> just as patterson stood by his story, so, too, does morris. >> rick baker who is academy award winner eight times said to me one time, he said, phil, that was the worst gorilla suit i'v

when it comes down to it, it's hard to improve upon phil morris as the source of the costume.e big suit and roger patterson as producer, director and whatever else of this film. >> just as patterson stood by his story, so too does morris. >> rick baker, who's academy award winner eight times said to me one time. he said, phil, this was the worst gorilla suit i've ever seen in my life. i said, yes, it's true. but think about this there are over 10, 20, 30 million people who saw that film of big foot walking through the forest and thought it was a real suit. that's absolutely amazing. >> at the end of the day, when you have watched the figure stride and you have looked at it, i'm inclined to agree with the late john napier from the smithsonian who remarked famously, i can't see the zipper and i think that's the most concise view of what happened. ♪ >>> i don't think anybody doubts that i have done bad things t. question is what, of course, and how and most importantly, why. people constantly ask me, why? >> he was born theodore robert cowell. for years, other wise known as ted b

cvs clearly outperforming the tobacco company up 26%, down 13% for phil morris but today on this news, both stocks i down but if you look at the intraday cvs down twice as much as phil morris so people betting on health or death, i am not sure. i report, you decide. dennis: death and taxes, the only things you are guaranteed. thank you very much, see you later. tracking the latest developments regarding pr, standard and poor's becoming the first ratings firm to cut the island's debt rating to junk. joining me now is s&p's lead pr analyst, thank you for discussing the decision that isn't he made and i want to quote from that decision. access to liquidity through the government development bank or other in means remained constrained. you could have gone further but you didn't. >> part of the reason we maintain the rating at double d plus is there were efforts to curtail the deficit, has narrowed the expenditures and increase taxes that narrowed the deficit and also the government addressed the unfunded pension liabilities by actually addressing the benefit structure of professional liab

the cigarette companies, phil morris, altria, have long shown that they are always seem to be a stepions and crackdowns. i think cigarte companies a still a great place to have your money. neil: all right. but a lot of it, that we're looking at here, is worrisome because they do get a lot of their business abroad to pick up for the slack in the u.s. but you can only do that so much, can you keith? >> well, look, sin is in. there are two thin people do when economics get tough or when politicians claim to get tough. they smoke and they drink. bottom line, it is great time. they have great dividend and solid management and they proven in court no matter where they e in the world they will not take this sitting down anymore. they have lots of lawyers fiting back. they're no longer easy target -- neil: t they always lose, on this kind of stuff they will only lose. >> what will they lose for? you can't legislate morality, i have a lips today. no matter how hard they try. neil: kate upton video night is. neil: hsing hitti 18-month low, on same day more people are ting to rent instead of bu

." >> the teenagers, 18-year-old jimmy morris and 16-year-old phil ryan, had no alibis for the time of the bombing. >> at first, they said that they were driving past the scene when the explosion happened. then they said that they were there within moments and saw brian plawer in the moments just before the explosion. >> from a photo lineup, employees at the local radio shack store identified jimmy morris as being in their store but couldn't recall what he purchased. >> everything that the investigation showed about the teenagers indicated that they could be involved in this. >> investigators also learned that the boys were heavily involved in the game dungeons and dragons, a fantasy-oriented game played by more than 20 million people worldwide. it allows participants to assume imaginary, often violent identities. >> there had been across the country instances where the role-playing within the game of dungeons and dragons had turned violent in real life. >> both teenagers denied involvement in the bombing and were given polygraphs. >> the polygraph indicated that they were giving some

morris, thank you for coming on. enjoy the super bowl. >> thank you. >>> coming up, will we see six more weeks of old man winter? just 30 minutes from now, a prediction from punxsutawney philit's not a prediction, it's a statement of fact. >>> and noah at the studios? kevin mccarthy with a sneak peek, next. ♪ honestly, i'm a little old fashioned. i love chalk and erars. but change is cong. all my students have the brand new surface. it has the new windows and comes with office, has a real keyboard, so they can do real work. they can use bing smartsearch to find anything in the world... or last night's assignment. and the battery lasts and lasts, so after school they can skype, play games, and my favorite...do homework. change is lking pretty good after all. ♪ >>> today is the big day for big blockbusters. movie vendors are splurging to preview their latest film, so what can you expect to see? >> here with a sneak peek is kevin mccarthy. good morning, how are you doing? >> great to be on with you today. groping up for me, growing up for me, i love the movie trailers. i love to see the movie trailer. i miss the element of surprise to see what was going to be airing. now we h