simón dice... sigue... simón dice, "toca el pecho." simón dice, "toca el brazo."ice, "toca el pelo." simón dice, "toca los ojos." simón dice, "toca la mano." simón dice, "toca el pecho." simón dice, "toca el pie." simón dice, "toca la pierna." simón dice, "toca el brazo." simón dice, "toca el pelo." simón dice, "toca la cabeza." simón dice, "toca las orejas." simón dice, "toca el pecho." toca el brazo, toca la mano. ( todos ríen ) ¿qué hubo? qué pasó? era ramón. dice que hay que llamar a un especialista para papá. ¿un especialista? sí, parece que el doctor necesita una segunda opinión y hay un especialista muy bueno en guadalajara. pensaba ir a visitar al hospital a papá. allí podremos hablar con mercedes de esto. bien. entonces, vamos. yo me quedo aquí. gloria no está y alguien tiene que cuidar a los niños. bien. ivamos a jugar! niños: isí! simón dice... en la clínica, cerca del sitio de la excavación raquel y angela esperan noticias y un doctor examina a un muchacho del pueblo. ¿te han examinado antes? bueno. no tengas miedo. no es nada, ¿eh? primero, los ojos.

>> gencic: of course. >> simon: ...by pushkin. >> gencic: of course. >> simon: was this going to helpennis or just make him a better human being? >> gencic: a better human being. >> djokovic: i had to know at least two languages. i had to listen to classical music because it calms me down, calms my nerves down. i can be more... >> simon: did you enjoy it then? >> djokovic: i did. and i still do. >> simon: the tennis court served as a haven for novak because the country he had been born into, yugoslavia, was coming apart, quickly and violently. did you realize that, when you started climbing the tennis ladder, that your country was falling down? >> djokovic: yes, yes, that was the period that nobody likes to remember. >> simon: yugoslavia split into separate countries. the world blamed serbia for the bloodshed. the country's leaders were accused of war crimes. in 1999, as the conflict spread to the province of kosovo, the americans and other nato countries bombed serbia for 78 days and nights. the djokovic family took shelter in belgrade. >> djokovic: we were very scared. everybody was

>> mcgarry: no. >> simon: can we say the pope?op martin was reluctant to hold the pope responsible. >> martin: i don't think that's really exactly the dynamic of what happened, yeah. >> simon: i see. and examining the exact dynamic is something which you would prefer not to do right here, right now? >> martin: certainly not. >> father shane crombie: lord, i am not worthy that you should enter under my roof. >> simon: some younger priests believe that the only way forward is repentance. that's why father shane crombie keeps a burned crucifix on the altar. it's all that survived when the original church here burned down 25 years ago. father crombie says it's a testament that, if his church can survive one fire, it can survive another. >> crombie: i think the fire that's burning in the church at the moment is not a bit... is not a fire of wood and of furniture, but it's a fire... the fire, obviously, of scandal, the fire of disappointment, the fire of absolute rejection, the fire of... of cover-up. all that... all that is the fire th

simon was the featured speaker. he began with joking remark speculating conservative political consultant mary matalin who was onboard the ship simply on vacation vacation might've mischievously arrange to have her husband liberal james cargo along to save his ideological soul and then simon made a startling admission and here's what he said. you know last year candidate barack obama sat on the sidewalk in toledo ohio and told joe the plumber that he quote wanted to spread the wealth around. this summit to admit i went on tv on "fox news" and public engagement but i guess was rather mischievous speculation about whether barack obama obama really advocated socialism, a premise that i privately found far-fetched. at the time simon made these mischievous speculations, it was his job, was his job to oversee reporting of abuse on where the country's naval -- cable networks. is here on a luxury cruise an ocean away from the united states he was candidly nonchalantly admitting to conspicuously misrepresenting the ideology

really isn't it, simon? we had the lows hit earlier today in the morning and financials under pressure and computer stocks among the laggards. >> come back in a straight line, now down about 15 points on the dow. not bad. >> volume still under pressure, talking about very low numbers day in and day out, you have got to take a look at oil, not a big movement in oil today, $106 barrel oil. i wonder what your sources are saying as far as the magic number to actually start having different decisionmaking happening on the part of consumers. >> we are not far off. once you start talking about $4 a gallon gas, obviously then you're in some difficulty what people seem to be focusing on far more at the moment is that employment report on friday. as we heard from goldman sachs today, bill o'neil, if you can get a third positive surprise, maybe people will begin to uprate their view of the u.s. economy and that could row provide the next leg higher. >> the employment numbers key friday, move into earnings he can expect

simon?st: let me first, if i could, go back to what professor turley was saying about the oral argument. it is very interesting to see, and it will be interesting to see, how justice scalia will refrain the question, and to track -- how justice scalia will from the question, and justice kennedy in particular. sometimes justices ask questions in a way to communicate to other members of the court, and eight will be interesting to see the dialogue among the justices on the court. as to the viewer's view on mandates, the government has imposed a number of mandates. taxation, for example. conscription during world war ii. it is not unprecedented that the government really, in terms of uniting the country, and looking to the general will fare of the country -- general welfare of the country, may impose certain regulations on citizens. host: st. louis, missouri. independent caller . caller: first of all, if you have to pay the medicare premium once you are 65 and on medicare, the individual mandate

auto biographer, did simon & schuster publish bill clinton? >> no. >> he was paid similar, $10 million or $12 million. but. >> if he was paid $10 million his books earned out $10 or $12 million. he was an astonishing, huge best seller. ronald reagan was not. >> you told us he only sold 22,000 copies. >> i won't vouch for that amount but it was disappointing. >> what sold the bill clinton book and why not ronald reagan? >> well, for one thing bill clinton wrote his own book and is an extremely clever writer and a good writer. that, by the way, is notten common among presidents. grant's memoirs is probably the most eminent work of literature in a nonfiction field in america. it's by any definition as much of a classic as "moby dick" is in fiction. ike's story of the second world war is to my mind one of the best written and certainly the most fair minded books about the second world war that anybody has ever written. >> did he write it? >> he wrote it himself. absolutely wrote it in long hand. i know that because his editor joe barnes is a frien

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simon, thank you very much. time to hit unusual activity. dr. jay, looking at the gold miners, the etf in particular. what is so unusual? >> kudos to joe because joe said get short, gold in particular, and not necessarily the miners and get short gold and he has been dead on. we got down to the technical levels today. brian, down here at the technical levels we see people coming into the miners which are off 10% just in the last week. that's the gdx. the gdx junior miners off 15%. people are selling put spreads and buying coal spreads in the gdx and may be early but they're betting we re a rebound from here. >> what are the technical levels you are seeing. >> right around the 16, you know, 70ish number. that's where you are seeing people as far as futures and the price of gold. that's where people are trying to make a stand. >> why don't we stick with the gold trade. i know people out there in the world like to talk about gold. from the treasury curve joining us with his take and trade, jeff, what do you think, buying opportunity for gold or the

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simon, what are your expectations? let's play the game of reality of what really is going to happen today and how you're going to react to it? >> the nice thing is they have to do absolutely nothing today, right? why would they? i mean i think the real news is going to come out in june, but just as steve's point, you know on the flip side of that the first data coming out of the export and the export es first couple of months suggest gdp is looking more like 2%. there's no way to take qe-3 off the table today. >> it doesn't come off the table. but i think they're worried about these fairly insane wall street economists. >> yeah. >> you know, every time they have a bump-up -- >> of who you are a member. >> every time there's a burp-up in the trade deficit. they bring down growth numbers, then a couple days later we get the inventories numbers and they bump them back up. guess what? when you bring stuff into the country they have to go someplace. that's what happened today, we marked down growth on friday because of the

jonathan turley and jane simon will look at the makeup of the supreme court's and how it compares to past courts. "washington journal" airs live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> back from his official visit to the u.s. got medicare and returns to the house of commons to take questions. it's this week he was asked about his conversations with president obama and keeping the 2014 timetable. he answered several questions on the economy. he is, in setting small-business owners who lost their property. from london, this is 30 minutes. >> question no. one, this morning i had meetings with colleagues and others. it i shall have such meetings later today. >> thank you. is concerned that britain suffers from a single culture. does the prime minister agree that an example should be set and those -- [inaudible] football match is setting a very bad exple? >> my honorable friend does make an important point. we do have a rob, and i have to -- problem, and i have to report, mr. speaker, the problem can sometimes go to the top. i think the question is as well as knowing the miracle cure, i think there is a

simon had a sper -- captured this. >> all right. >>> speaking of simon, another susan boyles sensationjonathan an ton. blew away -- anton. blew away everybody but simon advised him to drop his knee male -- female part of the act. he said no, she was always his friend. >> you start to wonder if people are gonna grow their hair out and be the next susan boils. >>> time to check a -- susan boyle. >>> time to check in with sal. ♪ >> you hear that? people are still singing about it. it's been dry. rosemary will tell us if it will be bet tomorrow. northbound traffic looks good on 880. getting to the -- be wet tomorrow. northbound traffic looks good on 880. if you are leaving oakland for san francisco, pretty good. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split, that traffic looks good in san francisco. now, hello rosemary. enjoy that dry, dry. we're learning wet as early as tomorrow. increasing clouds for today, cool, breezy for the afternoon -- cool, breezy for the afternoon. rain returns in time for saturday. >> all right. thank you. >>> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for truflt

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simon, he's okay. he's okay. the woman is good. to be, i think he is probably going to take some legal action but, yeah. kind of scary. >> it was. >> what's up on "access" tonight? >> okay. the home where michael jackson died is now up for sale and the guy who is selling the house and the real estate agent in charge is taking us through the house room by room. so we get to see, i don't know, an interesting perspective where michael was at the time, where the kids were. to see this house obviously in fine array now. so you'll get to take that tour with us tonight on "access hollywood." >> all right. billy bush? >> by the way if you have 29 million it's yours. >> okay. >> looks pretty good. does it come furnished for that? >> take up a collection at the station. you guys can move in and everybody can hang out there. you got jim vance in one room. you put patdown the hall. you got jim, doreen, everybody. >> all right. thank you, billy. >> see you tonight. >> thanks a lot. >>> aretha franklin. let's have a listen. ♪ >> she's looking go

good morning, rick. >> hi, simon!ates higher, as much of the media reported yesterday. but let's keep this cause-effect pretty clear. on the 13th was a fed meeting and we went from the teens to the 30s and 10s, we went from the 0s and the 15s to close to 350 and 30s. why? because if there's a constant barrage of, we'll help you with this, we'll buy this, we'll manage this, of course the market's going to wait to see what goodies it can get, but there wasn't a lot of goodies in that statement. things change. but keep also the high level of rate. wednesday, the 15th, long before much of this recent fed speak, we'd carved out the top of the range and we've been defined by it ever since. next, lock-up. we all know what lock-up in stocks is. that's when shares can't be traded. the federal reserve owns boatloads of agency securities, bargain securities, treasury securities. and you think they're going to be selling them in the open marketplace any time soon? no, no, no! they're going to hold them and let them run off. well,

simon hobbs is here. simon, perhaps we can start with a bailout itself. it calmed the markets overseas even though it was an increase in what the bailout would have to be. >> yes, it's very wooly the amount of money they have for the bailout. it's not the shock and awe it once was. enables us to potentially give greece more money or island or portugal. but it's nowhere near the sort of trillions we were talking about. interestingly of course it will staggered, sue, over a number of years. if you've ever had spain or italy in difficulty, they would withdraw from putting support in there. it may not be as strong as it appears at first blush. >> where do you think the next focus will be, simon, as spain unveils a painful new budget -- >> yes. >> we still have worries however not only about portugal but other countries in europe, what's the focus going to be? >> let me focus on spain. i hope the united states never has to go through what spain is going through at the moment, but i think with the tea party, sue, should watch it very closely. spain is out there

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it is the first as you said for the sitting president of israel, simone perez. touring the ibm facility here in san jose in just a few hours. as you said, the focus of the visit for the 88-year-old is innovation. specifically he wants to focus on the technological cooperation between the silicon valley and israel. he will be in the area through thursday and will have a jam- packed schedule. he was in washington yesterday, where he met with president obama and addressed the american/israel public affairs committee. the israeli president spoke about iran. >> iran's ambition is to control the middle east. so it can

next, we have simon crosby. he is an entrepreneur, who has just launched his latest company, and he might tell us a little bit about it. before that, almost just about a month ago, he was the cto of citrix systems. he got there by selling his last company to them. that company has developed some of the key virtualization technologies, which enable the cloud. he made a big contribution. thank you for that. last but definitely not least, we have jeanette tomlinson, the cto of our very own, dear city of santa francisco -- gina, and sen. she has had a very daunting task of taking the legacy infrastructure of the city and moving that to a professional data center. but also, setting up a virtual private cloud and making a foray into the public cloud. she offers a unique perspective as a large government user on cloud computing. she was also the cio of the san francisco municipal transport station at 40, and she was also managing clorox's data centers previously. thank you for being here. with so much brainpower and pr

new details for simon powell. a woman breaking in, and coming face-to-face with the star in his own bedroom. >>> let's get right to the latest on the airline captain in the midair meltdown. there were a lot of heroes on that flight. and new details have been coming up all night. abc's jim avila is in washington. >> reporter: good morning. the pilot who threatened to take down his jetblue plane over texas is now in fbi custody. after what law enforcement officials described as a panic attack, but to passengers sounded like this. >> i'm so distraught. oh, we got -- we got israel, we got iraq." >> reporter: this cell phone video shown on cnn captures stunning video and odd yes. jetblue captain clayton osbon in midair frightening passengers. >> we're gonna get --" >> reporter: yelling threats, invoking al qaeda, warning of a bomb being being subdued. eventually carried off a plane into a waiting ambulance. this morning, abc news is learning more about the veteran pilot now under observation in a texas hospital. 49-yea

all the while living the high life of her alter ego simone starr.he aspiring singer was also an aspiring reality show. farrow has maintained that she skipped bail because her life was in danger. before her recapture, she posted on her facebook page, i sit here being maliciously treated and wrongfully defamed. i'm tired of being fareful and people threatening my life for reasons unknown to me. dea agents don't know anything about death threats. but they allegedly found 89 grams of her apartment three years ago. >> she doesn't appear as glamorous. she actually looked very tired. she looked very pale. obviously, it looked like she hasn't been getting much sleep in jail, perhaps. >> simone farrow will have another bail hearing at the end of the week. no doubt that she's scrambling to find lawyer and money. her trial is set for june. >> john, such a bizarre story. >> absolutely. let's take a look at other the stories developing overnight. ron claiborne. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news, former vice president dick cheney is recovering in a virginia

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thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much, simon. >> let me address your point that it was 3-1. we try to be very even-handed here at cato. jagadeesh is here simply as a numbers cruncher today to put forth the numbers that any reasonable economist could predict could be projected from this very large bill. i am here as a moderate, which means i have to be as neutral as is possible for me to be. and so that means it's you and tim that are going at each other in the legal capacity. so before we open it up to questions from the floor, let me ask the three of you, if you'd like to respond to anything that's been said so far. do you have anything -- yes, jagadeesh. >> just one point -- there are several points. one point, your emphasis that the federal medicaid expansion is not onerous seems to be based on just a partial understanding of what i presented. i admit that the newly eligible individuals that would enroll into medicaid would be 90% plus funded but the individual mandate is the interaction of medicaid expansion with the individual mandate. and the mandate will induce additi

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all the while living the high life of her alter ego simone starr.spiring singer was also an aspiring reality show star. >> i'm really loved, i think. >> reporter: farrow has maintained she skipped bail because her life was in danger. >> i actually did this because someone was trying to murder me. >> reporter: before her recapture, she posted on her facebook page, "i sit here being maliciously treated and wrongfully defamed. i'm tired of being fearful and people threatening my life for reasons unknown to me." dea agents don't know anything about death threats. but they did allegedly find 89 grams of meth in her hollywood apartment three years ago. hard living and court problems taking their toll on the international swimsuit model. >> she doesn't appear quite the glamazon in those shots. she actually looks very tired. sheing looks very pale. obviously looked like she hasn't been getting much sleep in jail, perhaps. >> simone farrow will have another bail hearing at the end of the week. no doubt she is scrambling to find a lawyer and money. her trial

please welcome simon lazarus. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i don't want to disturb your computer. if you want. >> shut it down. >> just shut it down. >> there you go. thanks. well, thanks very much, roger. thanks to you and your colleagues for hosting this very fine conference. and in particular, i want to thank you for recognizing the importance of this medicaid expansion issue that all of you have spoken to. i have all along seen this as a sleeper issue and one that raises very significant questions. i hardly disagree with i think each of you on most of the ways in which you look at those questions and many of the things that you said about the facts surrounding them. but i share a view that congress' spending clause authority is a very significant part of the way in which our country is governed. and so the courts addressing that issue is very important and it's an issue which -- just hasn't gotten a lot of respect. there's almost nothing about it in the press. even though here it is sitting on the court's docket. i think it's -- and there

mark simone kind of glossed over this. i always believed the detroit bailout of general motors and chrysler was, in fact, a union uaw bailout who owned big chunks of this corporation and the bondholders got completely screwed, senior bond holders. and wouldn't a car business have had to downsize dramatically anyway? wasn't that the real story? >> yes, and they may still have to because we allowed general motors to get through this process, and chrysler as well, now fiat, to get through this process without restructuring their labor costs and contracts. they probably still are going to have a period of time where they're overproducing their market rates, their labor rates are too high. it's not a question between -- as the film portrays it -- saving the auto industry and letting it die. it's between making a choice to have the taxpayers subsidize too much -- >> that's the thing. i know you're keen on this topic. don't you think the country hates bailouts? of any kind? >> of course they do. >> so why is the president touting

simon cowell's new british boy band has become an instant hit.s the latest. >> lots to out with simon cowell. first up, his group, one direction. the boy band placed third, but they are debuting in the top spot on the album charts. >> i believe it's the first time the british group has ever debuted at number one in america. i mean, we had a feeling this might happen. i hinted it a couple weeks ago, but when the news was actually announced yesterday, i could not have been more happy. >> just like intensity and rain, one direction was also formed by combining solo contestants, becoming an instant sensation in europe. >> they happen through social media. i have never launched an album like this in my life. it's the start of a new way of how bands are going to break. it's people power. >> thousands auditioned for season two this week in kansas city. the next stop is austin, texas. and simon is looking for originality. >> what nobody wants is what we already have. so you know, my advice is really, don't come in trying to sing adele like

we have the luxury. >> hey, simon. i'm glad you mentioned about simon. the market is also very competitive. we've got an international place aiming for this particular market. not to mention a local whiskey maker. how do you compete? >> really, what it comes down to is the quality of the products that we're talking about and the exclusivity that we can bring to the category. so, certainly, here's a competitive market. but there are other plays. worldwide really does help us. >> just compare growth rate, i, you know, have growth rates for scotch. and i'm presuming that in ocd countries, it's pretty steady. just compare that with what's happening in your emerging markets. >> sure, absolutely. i mean, certainly the more developed -- we're seeing a good four to five percent growth. we're coming into the 12-year-old like a 15 or an 18-year-old. really appreciating the quality that goes with that. in the emerging markets, certainly some of the markets in latin america and in asia, you are seeing people to experiment with different finishes and giving the raise

because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> good morning simon it is allison in washington how are you. >> fine allison how are you. >> it is good to talk to you again we are going to talk about season 2 of the x factor what is new this season. >> a lot of things this year allison, i mean bury in mind, a year ago we kind of knew this would be a really sluggish market and really competitive, even last year we were making changes to what the second season was going to be like because it can't look like everybody else's otherwise people will get bored of these shows. >> so now l.a. will be back but we have lost two judges, we won't see right? >> yeah, unfortunately paula and nicole won't will returning but you know, i have done this a long time some times you have to make change it is changes were meant for all the right reasons the show will look very very different to what it did last year i have to say i am excited about the people who have come forward who want to now judge this show. we have a boy and a girl hosting the show this time they are nontraditional they come from a different

. >> you'll never guess what happened to simon cowell in his bathroom. have "the skinny" next. >> announcer: abc's ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right, everybody. now it is time for "the skinny." we'll start with a little scary night for simon cowell. >> to say the least. >> here he is in his fancy london home with a multimillion-dollar security system and is settling down for a night of watching himself on tv. and all of a sudden, he hears something upstairs. runs up the stairs. finds a woman in his bathroom wielding a brick. she somehow used the brick to break the window, get into the bathroom. made a little bit of a mess and was waiting. he called the police. the police arrest her. he wants to know how this happened with security guards outside, a fancy security system. so, of course, he's stepping up security in both his l.a. home and his london home. >> got in with a brick. >> his house is worth about 9 million pounds. >> can you see simon reacting to her like what are you doing with that brick, love? what a terrible gown you have on. i could just se

simon cowell had a scary moment on saturday.ne broke into his house. >> it's not easy to rattle x factor judge simon cowell, but it did happen after somebody broke into his home in london. simon cowell told police he heard a loud bang is the night. he went upstairs, checked it out, there was a woman there standing in his bathroom, holding a brick. simon's security team captured that woman until the police got there. she's ghu court today. >> i'm just glad to see them back together. [cheers and applause ] >> pope benedict the 16th, spent the week in mexico, he likes senior frog's. spring break say bad time for the pope to visit mexico. put your bikini tops back on, it's the pope! he seemed like he really took to the local culture. >> 300,000 people rode buses and walked for mile to attend the pope's outdoor mass during his final day of his mission to mexico. the crowd was thrilled to see him wearing a black and white sombrero. >> he wears the best hats, he really does. he gives lady gaga a run for her money. congratulations are i

but i hadn't felt free sun. ( laughs ) >> simon: novak djokovic captured the u.s.er. that was after winning his first 41 matches, one of the best starts ever. >> it was incredible, historical, and it will be in the history books, but i remember it as the best six months that i ever had. >> simon: the serbian idol is only 24, and his future may have just begun. this season he's already won the australian open. unlike the other tennis royals, nadal and federer, he seems to be having a really good time. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." achoo! nasal allergy symptoms like congestion, runny nose, itchy nose and sneezing can hit you year-round, indoors or out. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symptoms any time of year. [ female announcer ] infections of the nose and throat and slow wound healing may occur. do not use nasonex until your nose has healed from any sore, surgery or injury. eye problems, including g

our silicon valley correspondent dan simon got a look. give me the skinny, dan simon. about it? >> reporter: i actually did get to play with it a few minutes ago. when you hold it in your hands, it looks and fields like the old ipad 2, but the big difference is the retina screen. so the text and the photos that you see on it look a lot crisper. i want you to hear from phil shiller who handled the presentation, the worldwide marketing officer. >> when you hold it at a normal distance, 15 inches or even closer your retina cannot discern those individual pixels. there is enough pixel density that you can't pit out the pixels. the imaging on it look stunning. >> so that is the signature feature, brooke, with the new ipad. a lot of people thought they would call it the ipad 3 or ipad hd, but no, it's just the ipad the new feature is the camera in the back, a 5 members apixel camera. in theory you could use it as your primary camera. one thing you can't see is there's a new chip inside, so a faster data connection that's really as fast as using a typical wifi connection. thi

british version of the show america's got talent. [ singing ] >> after the break, the act that left simonowell almost speechless. . >>> simon cowell was speechless on a episode of the show britain's got talent. a young teen duo took to the stage and two new stars were born. [ singing ] >> they stunned the judges and the audience. simon cowell, who is famous for his comments, said he had an oststandingly good voice and -- out standingly good voice. >> i whether whether you will hold him back. >> we have come on as a doo and we will -- duo and we will stay as a duo. >> he says he has been bullied because of his weight but she helped him. >> she has been a big help in terms of confidence and making me a better performance. [ singing ] >> they all gave them a thumbs up. >>> the man behind bars for killing 5 people should never have been in san francisco, why he wasn't deported and sky rocketing gas prices are enticing thieves to the wine country. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> good evening. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am frank som

somebody broke into simon cowell's house while he was in it?> this is according to the london newspapers. saturday night an hour and a half after simon finished his judging duties on "britain's got talent. >> apparently a woman got into his home by using a brick to smash the window. she was in his bathroom before apprehended by security and police. security at simon's house as you would well imagine is supposed to be excellent. he has tall fences and high tech gates. supposed to keep people out. now, of course, he is reportedly taking steps to shore up his system. i don't know if there is any truth to the rumor there will be lions and tigers roaming the property now but simon will do whatever he needs to do and he certainly can afford to do it. >> like that commercial, get a watch panther! that geico commercial! >> i was thinking that. watching his every move. >> thank you, a.j. appreciate it. he will be back bus the next hour with more showbiz headlines. >>> coming up the queen of soul celebrates a birthday and a new album. we're back in a min