it's piers morgan, that would be thousands of people. well, this has been matthew perry with an hour delay. i would like to thank my guests. so thank you, piers, for the opportunity. i love you. i love you. i love you so much. i love you, piers morgan. no, i'm not going to blow the kiss. we talked about that. i'm not going to blow the kiss. let's just end the show. >>> there's the baby, the new royal heir in the united kingdom. ♪ >> the birth of a new prince. a day surrounded by so much excitement. so much joy. >> very special. >> so much hope for the future. so reminiscent of a moment three decades ago. >> may we see your son? >> lady elizabeth has known william since the day he was born. she's queen elizabeth's cousin. how would you describe william's childhood, what was it like? >> i think that the early part of both prince harry and prince

piers morgan live starts right now. >>> hello, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to ""piers morgan live."" i'm sure your able to tell right away i'm not piers morgan. the way you can tell that for sure i don't have a british accent and first name that sounds very pointy. [ laughter ] >> about a month ago, i got a call from jeff zucker asking me to guest host for "piers morgan live" and the first question is how the heck did you get my number, jec rk, jeff, and the s course is who is piers morgan? seriously. after i got the answer i thought this could be fun. this could be exciting. it's brand new. it reminded me of the night i won my first emmy, the magical night. there were -- i'm sorry? oh, i haven't won a dang thing. that's right. i forgot. [ laughter ] >> maybe i'll win an emmy for my performance today. what's that? not a chance. ho who who is talking in my ear. glass is half empty kind of voice in my ear. i want you to know i'm not accustomed to report the news but should any breaking news stories come in, i'll do my utmost to report them to you. this just in, oh, yes, the royal baby

a very special "piers morgan tonight." piers morgan live, of course. he'll be talking with jurors from the o.j. simpson trial to get their take on the zimmerman verdict. that's tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. come back anytime. >> i'm yours. >> you heard it here. we'll be right back. >>> well, the anger over the verdict at times seems to be growing in the form of protests, some of them violent. in houston hundreds of people showed up for a justice for trayvon rally, actually shutting down the freeway -- or the highway, rather. in los angeles police are getting strict, saying that anyone blocking streets without a permit could go to jail. meanwhile, atlanta, hundreds of protesters gathered outside cnn center. so far the demonstrations in that city have been pretty peaceful. celebrities also chiming in. we want to show you some video on youtube shot at a stevie wonder concert in quebec, canada. he told the audience he wouldn't be performing in florida until the state's stand your ground laws are repealed. >>> an incredible look at what happened inside that

a piers morgan live special, not guilty, the zimmerman verdict. the case america is talking about, i wan to hear from you, tweet us at piers morgan live. my exclusive interview with the star witness in the case, speaking out for the first time since she took the stand. >> i saw a picture of the man -- >> you're going to see george zimmerman's verdict after the verdict was announced. >> i have seen what trayvon martin did to my brother, and it's time -- it's high time that they accept that the jury system that we have in this country is a system that we should respect. >> also, my exclusive with the man who defended casey anthony. why he said this is not a case about racial profiling. plus, my legal eagles, jeffrey toobin and janie weintraub, was this case more about the law than the color of anybody's skin, and was the prosecution simply out foxed by the defense? this is piers morgan live. >>> i want to begin with the young woman on the phone with trayvon martin the night he died. this is her first interview, rachel jeantel. than the color of anyb

"piers morgan live" is next. >> this is piers morgan live. i'm chris cuomo in for piers. it's a boy. take a look at the front page of the "sun." the nation celebrating with all the pomp and pageantry you would expect for a baby who is third in line to the thrown. >> i don't even know that that man is related to the pomp and pageantry. that's how excited people were because the first time of the duke and duchess of cambridge weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. everybody was so happy the baby was in good health. >> at least ten people hurt when the landing gather collapsed on the southwest plane at laguardia airport. do i have frank? do i have dominique? can you hear me? >> yes. >> frank, i'll start with you. both of you, tell me first. are you okay? >> completely unharmed. >> so you're unharmed. that's great news. did you have any warning something was wrong with the plane? >> as i'm replaying the scene over my head. we were told multiple times to make sure our seat belts were buckled. >> dominique, did you get any announcement other than to check your seat belt? >> yeah, it kind

"piers morgan" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is piers morgan live, i'm chris cuomo. the big news, it's a boy. all eyes on the lindo wing. the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby boy. the nation celebrating with all the pomp and pageantry you would expect for a baby who is third in line to the throne. >> god save the queen. >> i don't even know that that man is related to the pageantry, but that's how excited people were. the baby boy weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. such a big baby, everyone was so happy for their health. a lot of those people standing around, are americans that's how big the fascination. we don't know the baby's name yet, his father has said he could not be happier. we're going to go live to london in a moment, give you all the detail. there is other news to talk about tonight. >>> first, breaking news, in fact, at least ten people hurt when the landing gear on a southwest jet collapsed. joining me now on the phone, one of the passengers of the plane, frank faramasca. do i have frank? can you hear me? do i have dominique? can you hear me? >> yes.

piers morgan live starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." i'm donnie in for piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world and welcome our studio audience. [ applause ] >>> tonight the return of wea r -- weiner gate. you heard what anthony wiener did. >> these things are in my past. >> these things are in my past and i think citizens understand that. >> you heard what he said. >> it's been rough. these are things i brought upon myself and i thought they would come out towards the end of the campaign and some of them have and so look, i'm pressing forward. >> okay. now we want to know what you think. should anthony wiener get out of the race for mayor -- >> no. >> will new yorkers forgive and forget this latest scandal and should huma abbin stand by hermann. crisis management is something i've learned in my career and tonight i put together a panel of experts including star jones and scott stringer, who is in race himself against eliot spitzer. we want to hear from you. tweet us at piers morgan live. i want to start w

i'm sure your able to tell right away i'm not piers morgan.or sure i don't have a british accent and first name that sounds very pointy. [ laughter ] >> about a month ago, i got a call from jeff zucker asking me to guest host for "piers morgan live" and the first question is how the heck did you get my number, jeff, and the second of course is who is piers morgan? seriously. after i got the answer i thought this could be fun. this could be exciting. it's brand new. it reminded me of the night i won my first emmy, the magical night. there were -- so

we'll see you next time on piers morgan. this is just politics -- >> i'll bring one as a consultant. >> thank you. >> i would keep you -- i would keep you on message until the week bump and bring forward that next woman. would you have a problem with that? >> you know how i'll win and i mean this? we're releasing policy position papers. sounds boring, right? we're releasing policy position papers. we're new yorkiknocking on door. elliott's problem believe there is is one set of rules for elliott and another for the rest of us. when i release five years of taxes and say i want to be comptroll comptroller, this is the money i make. he won't release taxes. i have to go out and get thousands of contributions. he won't go into the campaign finance program, even though he said he would. these are issues voters need. >> i'll get to you star and lanny in a second. i want to bring in a man that knows how the story came to light. he broke it in his story thedirty.com. nick richy, first of all, are you getting paid by ms. leathers? >>

in san francisco, i can grow up to 24 plants in my backyard. >> this is "piers morgan live." >>> hi, i'm morgan spurlock in for that other morgan. that was from my cnn series "inside man." i learned a lot about pot in this country. not as much as my next guest. joining me, sheryl shuman, leader for the cannabis reform unit who runs the members only beverly hills club, and her daughter, amy shuman, executive vice president of the club. also howard samuels, ceo and founder of the hills treatment center. thanks for being here, guys. >> thank you for having us. >> thanks, morgan. >> why was it important to start the beverly hills cannabis club and become known as the martha stewart of pamarijuana? >> i had a health crisis that led me to the industry. when it worked for me as a corporate woman, i felt it was important to redefine the space. there's such a negative image and stereotype assigned to the modern cannabis consumer. i was approached by william morrison, representing me in film, television and whatnot. we are developing reality series programings as well as film projects and all s

piers morgan live starts now. >>> this is piers morgan live.ers in the united states and around the world. i also want to welcome our studio audience. a piers morgan live special, not guilty, the zimmerman verdict. the case america is talking about, i wan to hear from you, tweet us at piers morgan live. my exclusive interview with the star witness in the case, speaking out for the the first

piers morgan live starts right now. >>> hello, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to ""piers morgan live."sure your able to tell right away i'm not piers morgan. the way you can tell that for sure i don't have a british accent and first name that sounds very pointy. [ laughter ] >> about a month ago, i got a call from jeff zucker asking me to guest host for "piers morgan live" and the fir

piers morgan describes rachel as one smart cookie. et it explains the 19-year-old is still in high school. they accused of morgan of trying to convince her that she is a victim. when they got into it on morgan's program it was interesting television. >> it was. as cal said there are voices out there. let's hope the media is trying to drive the agenda. let's hope they actually put on jesse jackson versus larry elder and let them duke it out. >> jon: too much racial hype? >> i think there was an excellent case by rich lowery in the national review. he had a piece in politico, let's talk about race. let's talk about black on black violence. let's talk about the other issues that aren't being talked about because we're all enjoying this one so much. i really think there is place for calm reason and debate. we are having some of it but not enough. >> i want to say if conservatives so concerned about black on black crime, only time they hear them talk about is when they want to stick it to the black community. black on black crime is year ro

he said -- piers morgan describes rachel jeantel as one smart cookie. sure, it certainly explains why the 19-year-old is still in high school. elder also accused morgan of condescendingly trying to convince her that she's a victim and when they got into it on morgan's program, it was interesting television. >> it was. again, there are voices out there and let's hope that -- look, media trying to drive an agenda. let's hope, though, in their desire for conflict put on jesse jackson versus larryeleder and let them duke it out. >> too much racial hype? or is it appropriate? >> i think there is an excellent piece by rich who writes for the national review. he had a piece in politico he said okay, let's talk about race. let's talk about black on black violence. let's talk about the other issues that aren't being talked about because we are all enjoying this one so much. i really think that there is a place for calm, reasoned debate. we are having some of it but not enough of it. >> i want to say if conservatives are so concerned about black on black crime, it

i don't love piers morgan, but i don't think he was condescending to her. >> i don't think he intendso be. >> he spits british. >> people on the panel watched it later, we haven't even spoken about this. independently, we come up with the same conclusion. maybe that's one of the things we should all think about. >> but did you watch the full -- >> i couldn't stand it, no. >> i watched both interviews and i also, i don't know dana how you feel about this, the all female jury, i don't appreciate the veiled remarks that they're stupid and they're too come to a logical conclusion. i believe jesse jackson said if it were black men, men would have been able to figure it out, not six women. >> talk about rachel jeantel's answer to morgan -- >> she insulted the jury, too. >> i am not defending rachel jeantel's response, i am saying if you watched that interview, there's no one that sits and does interview shows on this network would have said no to that interview. >> they would have never treated her like that at this network. >> that's right. last person that ought to be interviewing blacks

piers morgan starts right now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. right now the six women deciding the fate of george zimmerman are back in the hotel and we can only imagine what is going through their minds. that he deliberated for three hours and 33 minutes. the jury will return at 9:00 a.m. to begin deliberating again for the trial that is gripping america. will they find george zimmerman guilty or not guilty of murdering trayvon martin and could they return for a manslaughter conviction or acquit him of all charges? they asked for 200 exhibits and have testimony to pour over. a fierily closing argument from the defense and an equally rebuttal from the prosecution. >> do we think he might have acted in self-defense? not convinced, not a concern, that he may just have act in self-defense? if you reach that conclusion, you get to stop. you really do. why? because self-defense is a defense to everything. >> this isn't a complicated case. it's a common sense case and it's not a case ab

piers morgan starts right now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. right now the six women deciding the fate of george zimmerman are back in the hotel and we can only imagine what is going through their minds. that he deliberated for three hours and 33 minutes. the jury will return at 9:00 a.m. to begin deliberating again for the trial that is gripping america. will they find george zimmerman guilty or not guilty of murdering trayvon martin and could they return for a manslaughter conviction or acquit him of all charges? they asked for 200 exhibits and have testimony to pour over. a fierily closing argument from the defense and an equally re t rebuttal from the prosecution. >> do we think he might have abo acted in self-defense? not convinced, not a concern, that he may just have act in self-defense? if you reach that conclusion, you get to stop. you really do. why? because self-defense is a defense to everything. >> this isn't a complicated case. it's a common sense case and it's not

if you have a tweet, tweet me at piers morgan and we may read out the tweet. from isabella, a famous philippine actress entertainer. she says following the george zimmerman trial on the piers morgan show, i'm so confused. the arguments are all very compelling. jane, that really cuts to this trial, doesn't it? >> it does. >> the arguments are very compelling on both sides, very, very difficult i think for these jurors and i hope they take time to really think this through because it's an important decision. >> it is important, and the issue that has to be brought home, piers, two things, one, not guilty does not mean he was proven innocent. not guilty means the state has not proven it's case beyond a reasonable doubt, our standard in this country and it's important, it does not mean innocent. number two, the prosecutor today with his theater, he ended with the closing argument talking about there was no dna and he of all people knows, dna, trayvon martin has a closed fist and punching george zimmerman, which is the nose being broken, as was indicated on the rec

piers morg"piers morgan live" s. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is piers morgan live i'm chris cuomo in for piers. anthony weiner in for not safe for work texts. >> i have said other texts and photos were likely to come out and today they have. as i've said in the past, these things that i did were wrong. >> the question is why did they come out now? what will they mean? weiner's wife huma abedin standing by him. what will this mean for new york? >> will the big apple forgive and forget. >>> plus, the prince evers his debut and is he ready for his closeup. william and kate are thrilled and nervous and probably tired. li unlike most parents, they are doing it with the whole world watching. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him. that's for sure. he's a big boy, quite heavy. we're still working on a name. he has her looks, thankfully. >> no, no, no. >> saying the right things. what a picture. a typical mom and dad putting their newborn in the car seat and driving home from the hospital. their home is kensington palace. we'll go over the newest member of the royal famil

comfort individualized. >>> this is "piers morgan live."ted states and around the world. tonight you heard what trayvon martin's parents just told anderson cooper. >> it came as a complete shock to me, and the reason i say that is because i just look at people as people, and i thought for sure that the jury looked at trayvon as an average teenager that was minding his own business, that wasn't committing any crime, that was coming home from the store and were feet away from where he was actually going, and i just believe that they realized that, but when i

>>> this is ""piers morgan live.""s around the world. the muslim brotherhood says president morsy is under house arrest tonight. we'll have more with ivan watson live on the scene. >>> first a day of crucial testimony in the zimmerman trial. the gun. >> that's all someone would need to do to fire a shot, if it was fully loaded? >> yes. >> the hoodie. >> do you know whose blood that was? >> i got a partial dna profile and that matched trayvon martin. >> the dna. >> this would be a buckle swab taken from george zimmerman. >> i'll ask my experts where does the case stand

"piers morgan live" is coming up after the break.s story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonigh

and piers morgan asking rachel last night, tell us about the world that you live in.dren. they don't live in a different world. they don't live in a different nation. the fact that we have two different americas where rachel jeantel and a juror b37 have never met each other is an issue. and we have to address that. >> so mark, is it a problem for our country or was it a problem that the state had? >> oh, i think it's both. i think it was just very articulately stated. we do have a major cultural divide. you know, i'm hurt on a lot of levels. i'm hurt when i hear people attacking rachel jeantel because they don't understand the world from which she comes. and i'm hurt when people attack juror b37 because they don't understand the world from which she comes. we are one country, but for us to suggest that we are all one and we all know each other is simply an untrue statement. we have very, very many different pockets of society within our overall society, and one does not know the other. we are simply strangers to each other. so rather than pointing fingers and blaming

who cares about piers morgan. >> martha, welcome to "the five." we're so glad to have you for your debut on "the five." i have a serious question. when do we find out the name of the baby? >> well, we could find out as early as tomorrow. i wouldn't be surprised if we find out tomorrow. they waited a week to announce william's name when he was born but he came a bit early. i think because there's been a bit of a wait, my guess is they'll stick with momentum and that tomorrow we will likely get announcement of the name. all the odds bet on george, queen elizabeth's father, and the king's speech about her father, king george, who wasn't supposed to be king at all, edward the viii was supposed to, it left king george in position to be king. weren't for that, queen elizabeth wouldn't be on the throne either for her father, phillip, arthur also likely choices in the mix. but george seems to be the number one bet here. >> you were favoring, i have been following your coverage in the past week, your top choice for names if it was a baby boy. you had some

tweet me @piers morgan. feeling proud of rachel jeantel, dignity and grace. of people saying the same something, seeing a different rachel tonight than the person they saw in the courtroom under all that stress and tension. i want to talk to you a bit more about trayvon. first of all, i want to play a clip from anderson cooper's interview with the juror, the first juror to speak out. let's watch this. >> a lot of times she was using phrases i have never heard before. and what they meant. >> when she used the phrase creepy ass cracker, what did you think of that? >> i thought it was probably the truth. i think trayvon probably said that. >> and did you see that as a negative statement or a racial statement? as the defense suggested? >> i don't think it's really racial. i think it's just everyday life. the type of life that they live and how they're living in the environment that they're living in. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, the jurors, they see their fact. no offense to the jury, they old. that's old-school people. we in a new school. our genera

piers morgan describes her as one smart cookie. hool. so morgan later invited elder on his show and let's just say it did not end well. here it is. >> think she's stupid, larry? >> to black people, i think you're stupid for saying that kind of thing to try to get -- >> that wasn't my question. >> do you think racial -- >> when it doesn't. >> do you think she's stupid, larry? >> race isn't a major problem in america anymore. the number one problem facing black people are the large number of black people born outside of wedlock. >> well larry pretty well said it there so i don't have to repeat it but i think the interesting thing is all in the name of trying to bring greater understanding, there has been more hostility in this past week as people are trying to divide over the race issue in the george zimmerman case. as we try to establish in the earlier segment, this issue is is not about race. it really was a local issue. it's a horrible thing that happened. to trayvon martin. we all agree with that. what's even more horrible is that

piers morgan live sorts now. >>> this is "piers morg"piers " live."" welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. the judge in the george zimmerman trial is still hearing evidence about what evidence she'll admit hours after the jury was dismissed for the day. does the whole case come down to this? >> this is consistent with mr. zimmerman's account that he -- that mr. martin was over him leaning forward at the time he was shot. >> a top expert on gunshot wounds takes the stand and supports zimmerman's story, again. >> is this injury consistent with mr. zimmerman's head having impacted a sidewalk? >> yes, sir. >> and again. >> is this injury you see in this exhibit consistent with having been purnched in the nos? >> yes, sir. >> the prosecution hit back and i'll break it down with the legal eagles and the man that defended casey anthony. how he thinks the defense team is dog. >> i want to bring in ashleigh banfield. so significant, wasn't it, the testimony of this man, dr. v vincent di maio. >> reporter: of course. the lights on beh

"piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com there is "piers morgan live." to the viewers in the united states and around the world. the jailbreak in arkansas, the whole thing caught on dramatic tape and also in arkansas, a small town teaches, no secret how i feel about that. an awful idea. but we'll hear from both sides on the grill tonight. i'll talk to a woman who has strong feelings about that and the bradley manning verdict and male pop tillations badly. >>> quit isn't the way we roll in new york city. we fight through tough things. we're a tough city. >> tonight star jones on scandals high and low. wait until you hear about what she

. >>> here is piers morgan now. >> this is "piers morgan live." i'm anthony bourdain. welcome to the viewer the in the united states and around the world and i want to welcome the studio audience. tonight, chefs, drugs, national securities and grownups and no royal babies, no weiner jokes, maybe, i got nothing against weiner but we got more to talk about, like the country's war on drugs and would we be better off if we legalized them? and the nsa hijack, david car and david simon creator of the wire and chefs gone wild. i'll share my favorite cocktail with my special guests and god help us, cronuts. >>> joining me now david carr from "the new york times" and david carnes the creator of the wire. >> briefly, too briefly. >> it's been 40 years since nixon declared war on drugs. >> public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. >> david carr, as you described at length in your harrowing memoir, your drug of choice was crack cocaine, my drug of choice for many years was heroin. all of these years later, 40 years of drug war, would either of us have difficulty

"piers morgan" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is piers morgan live, i'm chris cuomol eyes on the

that does it for now "piers morgan live" starts right now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world tonight. a blockbuster day in the george zimmerman trial. in a moment, i'll speak to mark o'mara, a day in which witness after witness testified george zimmerman is the man heard screaming on the tape, not trayvon martin. >> you said you heard the tape several times, is that mainly listening to it on tv? >> yes. >> were you able to identify mr. zimmerman's voice during the first time you listened to it? yes, my immediate reaction to it was, that is george's voice. >> that's georgy. >> it's george zimmerman, and i wish to god i did not have the ability to recognize that. >> i pushed away from the table and shook my head and said, i can't tell. >> and the judge rules the jury will hear about trayvon martin's alleged pot use. joining us to talk about a busy day in court, mark o'mara. mark, busy day. pretty important day in many ways. how significant is this late breaking decision to allow trayvon martin's toxicology report

. >>> here is piers morgan now. >> this is "piers morgan live." i'm anthony bourdain.o the viewer the in the united states and around the world and i want to welcome the studio audience. tonight, chefs, drugs, national securi a

"piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com there is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. the jailbreak in arkansas, the whole thing caught on dramatic tape and also in arkansas, a small town teaches, no secret how i feel about that. an awful idea. but we'll hear from both sides on the grill tonight. i'll talk to a woman who has strong feelings about that and the bradley manning verdict and male pop tillations badly. >>> quit isn't the way we roll in new york city. we fight through tough things. we're a tough city. >> tonight star jones on scandals high and low. wait until you hear about what she says about sydney leather's interview. the crazy thing about anthony wiener is the guy never met you face-to-face. >> never. >> you had to say this guy is one sick puppy, right? >> totally after the first scandal already happened. >> here with me is star jones, attorney, and national spokesperson for the national association for professional women. star, welcome back. >> so glad to be here. >> anthony weiner. >> oh,