we just got our first tweet to "piers morgan live" is our show now it's called. lt like a sit-down over a pint but later, "piers morgan live" is bottoms up whether you're in the mood or not. i couldn't think of a better way of describing it. inappropriate remark i was about to make but i'm not going to do it because it's live. sheryl's eight success tips women need to read. very interesting. one, don't let fear hold you back. don't underestimate yourself. realize choosing a life partner is a career decision. don't sacrifice being successful for being liked. you don't have to be 100% to take on a promotion. don't scale back ambition because you want to be a mom. don't drive yourself crazy with perfection guilt. if you rise to the top, you will help other women. let me turn to you, kathy. one of the things she said is that a husband who does more work around the house will get more sex. that can't be true. >> you know, i appreciate what sheryl had to say, the importance of finding the right man, and i'm so grateful that i did. however, when it comes to child care re

this is "piers morgan live." i want to welcome my very special guest, suze orman, and our studio audience. we will have questions from the audience here and from you at home. to ask suze questions directly, tweet us using our show handle,@"piers morgan live" and use tonight's special hash tag, suze on pml. i want to begin with a story so many people are talking about in america tonight. cnn has been on it all day, same sex marriage at the supreme court. something suze feels very strongly about. ryan anderson is the author of "what is marriage, man and woman, a defense." ryan, why are you so opposed to gay people getting married? >> i'm not really opposed to anything in this situation. i think that marriage exists to bring a man and woman together as husband and wife, to be mother and father to any children that union produces. at the supreme court in the cases that they're hearing today and tomorrow, should really not cut short the democratic debate that we're having. citizens all across the country right now are

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> tonight, the power of faith. enty to say about the new pope and more. mia farrow and martin sheen here live. hollywood legends getting personal and political. >>> also, the midwestern city torn apart by a rape trial. on one side the football players accused. on the other, the 16-year-old girl who takes the stand tomorrow morning. i'll talk to her attorney. >>> she grew up in steubenville. my interview with tracy lords. a rape victim in the same city herself. she takes this case personally. >>> and being dick cheney. >> we believe they had the capability and the intent. >> the most powerful vice president in history. what he says now and have you changed your mind about him. >>> this is "piers morgan live." the first full day for pope francis begins with private prayer. he was at the main basilica for about 30 minutes before turning to the sistine chapel for his first mass, in italian. he asked the cardinals to have courage and said the church must move forward, a job that begins in earnest now that he's in charge.

. >>> this is piers morgan live. i'm here with michael moore. have a lot to talk about. >>> this is piers morgan live. i'm here with michael moore. we have a lot to talk about. he's a passionate advocate of gun control. he has strong feelings and harry reid proposed to drop a ban on semi-automatic weapons. meanwhile breaking news in syria. chemical weapons in the passive civil war. this as president obama is on his way to the region tonight on his first visit to israel and the west bank since he became president and as 55 people were killed and more than 200 wounded in battle scenes all over iraq on the 10th anniversary of shock and awe. i want to bring in at the start of this from cnn, life in iraq, arwa damon. another terrible day in baghdad. the anniversary of george bush's announcement that america was at war with iraq. 55 people killed. more than 200 wounded. very hard to see that there is anything but chronic instability and continued hideous bloodshed there. what is your take? >> it's such a tragedy really the way things have unfolded in

this is piers morgan live. good evening, we are looking live at the vatican where 115 cardinals are getting well deserved rest tonight. we saw the plume of black smoke showing no pope has been chosen. they will be back in the sistine chapel, deliberating. two votes in the morning followed by possibly white smoke. if not, two more votes in the afternoon. meanwhile, in california, a priest settles a lawsuit against a los angeles archdiocese and cardinal mahoney. he's in the conclave helping to choose the next pope. we'll get to that. we begin with a story of courage and grace. valerie harper, an award winning tv icon from the "mary tyler moore show." she's speaking out about her illness. she's been diagnosed with brain cancer. valerie harper joins me for a prime time interview. it's so nice to see you. i'll be struck by one thing looking at you doing various interviews in the last week. you look remarkably well for somebody who has been told you may only have literally only a few weeks to live. >> i lost the sound

. >>> this is "piers morgan live." the first full day for pope francis begins with private prayer.was at the main basilica for about 30 minutes before turning to the sistine chapel for his first mass, in italian. he asked the cardinals to have courage and said the church must move forward, a job that begins in earnest now that he's in charge. my first guests have a lot to say about the new pope and that's just for starters. mia farrow and martin sheen, hollywood icons, devout catholics and political activists. they join me now along with an impressive young man, craig kielburger who began the organization free the children. welcome to you all. i'm very excited about this. mia farrow, martin sheen making their debuts on "piers morgan live," two of my favorite actors in history. how about that. >> thank you. thank you. >> i don't want to blow too much smoke in your direction but let's just get that out of the way straight away. given that we're all catholic, all four of us are catholics. we will start with the pope. it was a momentous day yesterday. mia, let me start with you. you we

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> look out broadway. here comes tom hanks, hollywood's number one leading man, on the great white way for the first time ever. >> i don't think you can be an actor and not want to at some point be on broadway. >> how is he feeling on the verge of his big broadway debut? >> it's the hardest, most fun work you can imagine. >> tom hanks with the all-star cast of "lucky guy." >> can we get back to talking about me, please? >> tonight, they spill his secrets. what is the worst thing you can tell me about tom hanks? you do kiss tom hanks. >> several times. >> is he a good kisser? >> yes. >> how good? >> so-so. >> he answers the question i just had to ask. how many times have you been properly in love in your life? tom hanks remembers nora ephron, the writer of "sleepless in seattle," "when harry met sally." >> nora is one of the most amazing people in the world. >> tom hanks, truly a lucky guy. this is "piers morgan live." >>> tom hanks. that was a good start. >> i love it. my god. that's scary. yes, yes, what?

>>> this is "piers morgan live." we'll get to jerry sandusky's interview from behind bars in just a moment. but we begin with the one and only tiger woods. he had an extraordinary return to his winning ways at the arnold palmer invitational in florida today, going from worst to first in just two years. okay. he failed to sink this 74 foot par attempt but just about parred and birdied everything else in a dazzling round and it took him back to number one. joining me now is "usa today" columnist christine brennan, on the phone zach johnson, nine-time pga tour champion who finished 34th at the arnold palmer invitational. welcome to you both. christine, let me start with you. a stunning come back from tiger woods. no other way to put it. he's world number one again and after the scandal he went to number 58 in the world, lost most of his sponsors, he lost most of the public support, and here he is back on top. what do you make of it? >> i think it's a great comeback. he's 37 years old with a body that skews older because

piers morgan live starts now. >>> tonight, sex, lies and stubenville who is telling the truth? >>> plus, a staunch republican senator against gay marriage stuns everybody. >> i'm announcing today a change of heart. >> remarkable u-turn, who coached mitt romney during the campaign and what it means for the gop. >>> setting the record straight. >> 15 years life for the second-degree murder conviction. >> what his wife says about the crime and the new hbo movie starring al pacino. >>> and courage and grace. >> i just want folks to see me, that i'm okay, that i'm not suffering. >> valley harper diagnosed with incurable brain disease, extraordinary interview that everybody is talking about my prime time exclusive. >> want folks to know how much i have just been touched to the bone marrow by their concern, their love, their offers of care. >>> this is piers morgan live. graph rick sexually charged testimony in stubenville. get to that in a moment. >>> first, gathering of c pac, most c looking live as jed bush talks to the crowd, the speech comes after mitt romney. wayne lapierre taki

>>> this is "piers morgan live". you've heard a lot of heated debate on this show on both sides. tonight i'm going to talk to five men who probably know more than most of us about guns and in particular the aftermath of the atrocity of newtown. they're police chiefs in and around newtown. all of them having experience and trauma of that terrible day at sandy hook elementary school. sadly, the toll of guns doesn't end there. tom clements was gunned down in the doorway of his home last night, hours before governor john hicken loafer signed new gun control legislation. >>> plus, something special tonight. we conduct an informal account of u.s. senators asking whether or not they would have supported dianne feinstein's proposed ban on assault weapons. the numbers are not official and in some cases the answer wasn't quite as simple as a yes or no but we will give you those results in a few moments. i now want to turn to my panel of police chiefs in newtown,. chief montgomery of brookfield. first i'll read the names of the 35 senators who so far have told us that they oppose senator fe

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> tonight, the steubenville rape case is far from over. there more convictions to come? what about the new threats against the victim? i talk to attorneys on both sides. >>> plus my exclusive interview with the father of one of the high school football stars who was found guilty. >>> and tracy lords, herself a victim of rape in steubenville. >> i think that there is a sickness in that city. >>> also inside the mind of a killer. reports of adam lanza's bizarre obsession with mass murderers. 500 of them listed on a spreadsheet seven feet long. was it all just a video game come real to him. >>> and crime and punishment with a woman who scares the daylights out of me and millions around the world. patricia cornwell on true crime stories, who done it and why. >>> inside the lion's cage, what really happened when a big cat killed a 24-year-old intern? the deadly power of wild animals and my exclusive with the people who run the animal sanctuary. >> she was doing what she loved and did it with joy every day that she worked here. and she's going t

>> i was thinking about this. >>> piers morgan live. we start with breaking news. a massive landslide in washington state, a would-be island north of the seattle has destroyed a home. and one of the homes, richard and judo barker, a retired barker. live 500 feet south of the land slide and join me now on the phone. welcome to both of you. richard barker, if you can tell me, we're looking at a scene taken a few hours ago. but it shows how perilous your position is right now in terms of the house to the landslide. you must be feeling scared about this, aren't you? >> a little nervous, yes. >> tell me where you were when the landslide happened and what did you feel? >> go ahead, jude. >> we were asleep. we didn't feel anything. we weren't aware of it until the fireman came to our door to tell us about it, at about 5:30. >> and you both sound in remarkably good spirits. if this happened to me, i would be absolutely terrified. how are you managing to stay so calm, richard? >> what good does it do to be terrifi terrified, i guess. >> do you know any of the other homeowne

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> tonight, the deadly secrets of sandy hook killer adam lanza. chilling new revelations from hdz his home and new details from the day of the massacre. >> caller is indicating she thinks someone's shooting in the building. >> plus the discovery that's got the nra fighting back. i talk to the newtown police chief. what will it take to stop the bloodshed? >> this is our best chance in more than a decade to take common sense steps that will save lives. >> i'll ask my all-star panel. >>> plus, first the pope. now another unthinkable retirement. is barbara walters stepping down? and father, son and the holy ghost. billy graham's son franklin on faith in america and the plot to kill jesus. >>> this is "piers morgan live." less than five minutes, that's how little time it took for adam lanza to slaughter 20 children and six adults at sandy hook elementary. five minutes. that's 300 seconds. imagine that. we're learning that and more. we're learning much, much more about the killer and his arsenal. newly released search warrants gave us a chilling look at

this is "piers morgan live." >>> good evening. it's tomorrow, the vatican and around the world celebrations for the new pope tonight and the cathedral in buenos aires, crowds rejoices ing after one of their own becomes the 266 pontiff. bill owing white smoke from the vatican and bells, as thousands wait to catch a glimpse of the new pope. jorge mario bergoglio, a first from outside europe in the modern era, the first jesuit ponti pontiff, the first ever from latin america. what will i bring to the world's 1.2 billion catholics? let's begin with chris cuomo, live from vatican city. chris, you're obviously up there very, very late, tomorrow for you. i imagine supremely magnified to have been there. what was it like? >> reporter: it's unlike anything i've covered before. the simplicity of the theater involved, just a chimney, just waiting for smoke. anderson and i were co anchoring all morning and joking about how we just can't stop staring at this chimney. such an unusual thing to report on, because you can't get well-sourced inform

here's michael moore on "piers morgan live. ". >> this attitude of, well, we're not going to be ableo -- this is why our side -- we have these we weinies on our side. this is what i actually admire about republicans. they have got the courage of their convictions. >> the nra's message does seem to be resonating, while a majority of americans are in favor of an assault weapons ban, polls also show support for gun control measures are fading. also are fading memories of newtown. we know dozens of children were murdered there, but moore suggests the horror of that day has now faded. he has an idea, though. if they wish, moore wants parents to release pictures of their children after they had been slaughtered by the gunman. >> in my blog i talked about a young man by the name of emmitt till, 1955, a young black kid that was murdered down south simply because he was black. and his mother insisted that there bow an open coffin because she wanted photographers, the news people, to see what happened to this 14-year-old boy, to see what racism and bigotry does. that galvanized the country bac

. >>> this is piers morgan live. graph rick sexually charged testimony in stubenville. get to that in a moment. >>> first, gathering of cpac, looking live as jed bush talks to the crowd, the speech comes after mitt romney. wayne lapierre taking aim at the liberal media. i wonder if he is talking about me here. >> the political elites, they may not like it the liberal media can keep hating on me. but i'm still standing, unapologetic and unflinching in defense of our individual freedom. you know, they can call me crazy or anything else they want. but nra's nearly 5 million members and americans, 100 million gun owners will not back down, not ever. i promise you that. >> you're not cynical, mr. lapierre, just dangerous. and rob portman's stunning decision to now support same-sex marriage after his son told him he is gay. join something he david boss circumstance president of citizens united and republican strategist and cnn contributor, margaret hoover a big day forth republican party in this country, in many ways, to start with, the portman sensation. another way of puttin

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this is "piers morgan live." >>> tom hanks. that was a good start. >> i love it. my god. that's scary. yes, yes, what? i'm here. you woke me up. >> you have not done a play since 1981. >> the last official play i did was in 1981 in hayward, california. i was a guest artist for my alma mater, and i don't call it community college. it's a junior college. we did "charlie's aunt" directed by an old teacher of mine named herb kennedy. i think we sold out 1500 seats every night. >> on a scale of 1 to 100, how nervous are you right now? a few days before the opening night and you haven't had to come across critics or an audience in a play for a very long time, 32 years. >> true. i would say nervousness is not nearly the term -- well, what do you call it when you wake up at 5:00 in the morning with your eyes wide open, thinking do i have the lines in scene 110 down? when she comes out on the bed, am i supposed to come -- that's where the nerves hit me, about 5:00 in the morning. >> why are you taking what some perceive to be a gamble? you don't need to do this. you're a huge movi

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. >>> this is "piers morgan live." today is good friday, hon of the holiest days of christians in america and around the world. of course, in just two days, it's easter sunday. it arrives with something else. a shocking new book on the death of jesus. it's called "killing jesus" and claims to have new insight and revelations into how he was murdered. the best-selling author is steven mansfield and he joins me now. welcome to you. this is probably the most talked-about, written-about, debated over murder in the history of mankind. what have you unearthed of this book that is new? >> well, you know, when you read the bible, you hear very spare statements like "and they flogged him" or "and they crucified him." what does that mean? often we don't go to the roman sources, we don't go to the original documents that are behind the biblical account. so to find out, for example, that a roman scourging was not just a lacerating like on the bounty, for example, but it was -- there were rocks and sheet bone actually woven into th

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. >>> this is "piers morgan live." less than five minutes, that's how little time it took for adam lanza to slaughter 20 children and six adults at sandy hook elementary. five minutes. that's 300 seconds. imagine that. we're learning that and more. we're learning much, much more about the killer and his arsenal. newly released search warrants gave us a chilling look at his life at home and his collection of weapons. adam's house was testament to death. samurai swords, bayonets, rifles, pistols, 1600 rounds of ammunition, photographs of a dead body, gun manuals, certificate from the nra, self-help book from the nra, another on living with asperger's. joining me now is newtown's police chief. welcome back to you. i read the full list of things that the police found in adam lanza's lair. no other way of describing it. and it was terrifying. i couldn't understand how somebody like him who has already been treated for asperger's, perhaps autism as well, who is a loner, who we have now learned was an obsessive about violent

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"piers morgan live" starts right now. >>> tonight, the extraordinary moment as two sandy hook parents came face-to-face with the father of killer adam lanza. >> i wanted to speak to him as one father to another father. >> emilie parker was 6 years old when she was murdered with 19 of her class mates. now her father joins me for an emotional interview. >> my daughter is beautiful and she is going to be great and she is going to continue to touch lives of countless numbers of people. >>> the former nra operative gets personal. >> we saved the british people because the americans had the guns. >> what he thinks of reducing gun violence in america. >>> also, where senators stand on the assault weapons ban. i'm demanding answers and tonight, we are giving it to you. >>> and a man on a mission. heartthrob and hollywood star gerard butler taking on the bad guys, working closely with navy s.e.a.l.s to make it happen. >> they are so dedicated and committed and passionate. it is amazing how their brains work. >>> good evening. there has been much debate about the gun violence destroying countle

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. >>> this is "piers morgan live" with breaking news out of a city in turmoil. the mother of the steubenville rape victim asked the heartbreaking question, what if it were your daughter, your sister or your friend? we'll have more from her in a moment as well as my exclusive with the father of one of the teenagers found guilty of rape. meanwhile, two 16-year-old girls are in custody tonight for quite incredibly threatening the victim. one tweeting she would quote, beat her ass. the other threatening to kill her. ohio's attorney general, he wants a grand jury to look at whether anyone else should now be charged in a case that is rocking america. we begin tonight, though, with the mother of the victim in the steubenville case speaking about her daughter's ordeal exclusively to cnn. poppy harlow is here with more. poppy, a harrowing day yesterday. lot of repercussions to come in this case, many think. you secured an exclusive piece of audio from the mother of the victim. tell me about this. >> reporter: i did. i had a chance tonight, piers, to meet with the mother

. >>> this is "piers morgan live." today is good friday, hon of the holiest days of christians in america and around the world. of course, in just two days, it's easter sunday. it arrives with something else. a shocking new book on the death of jesus. it's called "killing jesus" and claims to have new insight and revelations into how he was murdered. the best-selling author is steven mansfield and he joins me now. welcome to you. this is probably the most talked-about, written-about, debated over murder in the history of mankind. what have you unearthed of this book that is new? >> well, you know, when you read the bible, you hear very spare statements like "and they flogged him" or "and they crucified him." what does that mean? often we don't go to the roman sources, we don't go to the original documents that are behind the biblical account. so to find out, for example, that a roman scourging was not just a lacerating like on the bounty, for example, but it was -- there were rocks and sheet bone actually woven into th