tabloid rumors they had aaffair shooting a movie. and finally, england's tabloids are buzzing that rachel weisz and daniel craig are a couple rebounding together after both recently ended long-term relationships. lots of love in the entertainment block today, bill. >> yeah. james bond can't get married. >> why not? >> he's 007. like the single bachelor guy. >> well, he's a good catch, and he's rachel weisz'. there you go. this comes to kaxs, reviled what's become the nation's most controversial christmas food, the fruitcake. all part of festivities for national fruitcake day. kids smash into the fruit-filled holiday cake then put it under a microscope trying to sdover what made it so popular in the '40s and '50s. the highlight, hurling pieces across the floor. doesn't that look like fun. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> how do you rescue a leopard from a well? very carefully. in india, villagers spotted a leopard stranded at the bottom of the well. l

most are a list of tabloid favorites like the cast of "the jersey shore," former v.p.sarah palin. and the future princess, kate middleton. >> but walters' pick for the top spot, might surprise you. >> our pick for the most fascinating person of the year, is an american hero. in life it seems there are people who break things and people who fix them. this man is a fixer. earlier this year, this consummate soldier, who was looking forward to fading away, got a call from the white house. and faster than you can say afghanistan, general david petraeus was back in harm's way. if you had to fight a war in afghanistan, a country which has defeated every foreign army that ever entered it, you would probably want the smartest, toughest, most rational, competent, and realistic leader you could find. in other words, general david petraeus. petraeus is a different kind of general. fighting a different kind of war. >> in a counterinsurgency, the human terrain is the decisive terrain. >> reporter: he believes that wars like iraq and afghanistan, can't be won with bullets alone. thei

the term "tabloid news" doesn't bother you at all? >> no.s that, you know, we are becoming more popularized. a lot of tv channels are using us in the west, and you know, we have capacity, so our business is very well. for us we have to go through trial and error to adopt to what people actually comfortable seeing and people facing new media, they will have to get used to it. >> it seems that now next tv is trying to pick up more international news such as this clip from your channel. let's take a look. here a chine giant panda and japanese ninja are fighting over distedland. next media atiks up internl >> yko nown forouina'sears toreedom at oraon ha y f t pronecserod o a ect csu meed hee i ptyos thondee 0eoennic west spreadingidespread in, thas watct fothfrziain as well moving across montana and in down towards the southeast, a touch milder, hence the ows osming down in the southeastern corner.t here. 4 degrees only in atlanta today. 1 in washington, d.c., and minus in new yorcity with me snow flurries. taking a look at europe, finally, we e

finally, snoop dogg appeared to confirm tabloid rumors that he's been invited to perform at prince william's bachelor party. aides to william would only say as opposed to the wedding the prince's bachelor party would be, quote, an entirely private occasion. you know, that would make sense. >> what if he int vited welly nelson, too. >> big party. willie nelson would just add a whole other layer of excitement to that. >> old harry. >> he knows a good party when he sees one. that's for sure. >>> this comes to us from wnyt, news channel 13 in albany, new york, where one clever guy came up with some holiday home decorations a girl couldn't say no to. joe had the snowman, the penguins and santa on the lawn, but atop the roof was a holiday greeting like no other. a marriage proposal to his high school sweetheart, saying marry me, dana. she said yes. now they both have all they want for christmas, a proposal and a future she says couldn't be more perfect. how many guys out there do you think feel pretty bad about themselves. >> not me. the ring is a little smaller than it should be. he has to pay th

in an interview with england's daily mail, on the subject of plastic surgery, jolie tells the tabloidi haven't had anything done and i don't think i will." we don't think she needs to. >>> kira nightly tells "vogue" she considered retiring at age 22 because she wasn't enjoying acting and didn't appreciate her success. apparently time off in europe with friends convinced her to come back. >>> a sirius/xm radio official hinted howard stern will have to cut his $1 million a year salary to stay at the network when his deal expires later this month. he also hinted stern may have an offer from apple to do a show on i-tunes. >>> finally, an oregon man inspired by the nick name of the character on the nbc show "chuck" has legally changed his name to capital awesome. the unemployed cabinet installer found it funny that the show's devin wouldcome got the name from his father, because a poor nickname builds good character. only acceptable if you're a cartoon character. >> yeah, but a cabinetmaker and awesome, your business cards are pretty cool. >> true. good point, bill. >>> this comes to us fr

. >>> it captured national headlines and tabloids. the murder of a promising local fashion designer. ahead we will hear from the family and friends of silvi. >>> first, the woman who found britney smith, a 12-year-old virginia girl, who have the focus of a nationwide manhunt. we are will hear from her after the break. >>> jeffery easley's extradition hearing charged with kidnapping 12-year-old britney smith from sahlem salem, virginia. they were spotted panhandling. the woman that spotted them. >> i am a mom. god forbid that another mom would do the same. >> stanley said she saw britney's story on cnn. her 44-year-old mother was found dead. easley is suspected in her murder. he agreed to waive extradition today. >>> this story has been getting lots of interest on our web page and facebook page. a fake doctor busted after 15 years of fraud. 58-year-old william hammond passed himself off as a doctor and lined up millions of dollars in research grants and salaries for training medical staff. yet he never treated patients. that's why one

explain why she had done it one of them put her behavior down to fame jealousy of an invented mistress tabloids assigned by his assistant. but the fact is that she first met dr dubrow only two years after lianas televised address. i never had a love affair with him. we had a friendly relationship and we worked together in this humanitarian job if i can call it that can assume that of a missed mobilise in all these countries and in foreign countries you're not in touch with him and so we're often surged. into who might take us in for questioning my son spent ten days in custody and i was under pressure from various foreign service and threaten to arrest million my daughter. i asked rather than to give himself up because i saw the solution of persuading them to leave at least my children alone and i thought that price would set myself free. to search for carriage which was conducted both and built up cities and difficult mountainous regions. the yellow press regularly churned out conflicting reports concerning his whereabouts. but in fact he had never left the serbian capital his friends regularl

i was so dizzy after taking the tabloids, i could not walk. i had trouble sleeping, didirhea. only needed to see the tablets to start gagging. it was pretty bad. >> well his body fights the virus, he fights, too. staying active, taking his dog for walks, writing his motorbike. he wants his life to be a success, personally as well as professionally. ♪ >> at his workplace in a berlin bank, he was open right from the start with his colleagues about the virus and his medicine. he led the know that normal physical contact is completely safe. >> he is very open about it, and he is just like any other colleague here. he does not get special treatment. kingston incoming as the better informed. i was even surprised by some things. there's not much more than that. just that his cell phone always rings at 10 when he has got to take his pills. >> hiv-positive and reliant on pills. that is something researchers here at the institute are looking to eradicate. for years, they have worked on finding a vaccine for the virus. but despite the work of some of the best researchers in the field, it

the term "tabloid news" doesn't bother you at all? >> no.obvious we are becoming more popularized. you know, a lot of tv channels are using us in the west and we are at capacity. so our business is very well. for us we have to go through trial sxeror to adapt to what people are actually comfortable seeing and people facing new media, they will have to get used to it. >> it seems that now next tv is trying to pick up more international news such as this clip from your channel. let's take a look. here a chinese giant panda and a japanese ninja are fighting over a disputed island. next media animation picks up international news and reports on it with biting satire. now, you were born in china and fled to hong kong. you're well known for your bold and blunt criticism of the mainland government. what's your approach for dealing with china's leadership in terms of covering the news and also in reaching an audience on the mainland? >> we can only reach the audience outside china. we should portray it as objective as possible. we also have to portr

. >> reporter: a year when he graced the covers of all the tabloids with multiple alleged mistresses, year when his wife elin divorced him, reportedly walking away with a $100 million settlement. >> for all that i have done, i am so sorry. >> reporter: a year when he lost his mojo here at the masters and other major tournaments, hitting into the rough, missing putts, failing to win tournaments. but this weekend at the chevron world challenge in thousand oaks, california, a tournament he help ee eed sponsor, woods w four strokes ahead of the competition going into today's final round. >> i think this day is very, very important to him, regardless of whether or not he's going to let on about that. >> reporter: woods, who as part of his effort to rehabilitate his image has been on twitter talking to fans saying, yep being it's me being i kind of like this twitter thing, predicted that today he would shoot a 66, four under par. but, in the final round, he started badly, missing putts on the early holes and struggling on a very unlucky 13 with a double bogey. as his playing partner, u.s. o

these are from supermarket tabloids, you know? i don't read this stuff, but my students pass it along to me. so these are just two articles from supermarket tabloids. here's one, i had abe lincoln's baby. [laughter] see that? some kind of cloning experiment, i don't know. and then even more surrealistic, the weekly world news. can you read this? abraham lincoln's corporation revived -- corpse revived. and the student wrote on here, why didn't they have the sense to ask him what his plans for reconstruction were? [laughter] so we missed a big opportunity there. [laughter] well, in 1876 as only of you know the great black abolitionist frederick douglass delivered a celebrated speech in washington at the unveiling of the field man's -- freed man's monument showing abraham lincoln and a slave kneeling before him. and it's a very often-quoted speech in which douglass talks about lincoln's views of slavery and be emancipation. along the way he said no man can say anything new of abraham lincoln. that was in 1876. but in the ensuing 130-

colleagues and she certainly did on the occasions that i've met her and so this is perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't know the chance like that. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story. is that alleviated is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then and then we'll have to see what happens so london correspondent laura course you can also keep up to date with all our stories on our brand you look web site as well as you'd expect all the latest news from us but a whole lot more blogs analysis lots of interesting information about russia or about our child it's all of our to go home online so now it accelerates into the twenty first century is a story we brought you yesterday russia's motor industry showcasing its first eco friendly hybrid cars to take the streets for real in about two years time where you can get a sneak preview. when i was sixty for the song kind of went what a swiss woman defying the age by any way to become a mother for the first time with little help from some r

her colleagues and she certainly did on the occasions that i've met so this is perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story. is that it is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then we'll have to see what happens. correspondent laura the wiki leaks has been granted bail by a british court but with strict conditions. jail until another hearing in two days swedish prosecutors repeating the bell decision so. questions of a rape allegations which. chief prosecutor canceled a previous arrest warrant so there was no reason to suspect that he committed this so wiki leaks site still operating continues to publish confidential american diplomatic cables. the justice. told me the whistle blowers are always. being quite clear from. senior politician in america. the nation for. the taliban or al qaeda. incitement to violence is something that nobody would want to have hanging over their head and in that respect if it's coming from senior politicians i imagine

it's an arrangement the notoriously unruly british tabloids seem happy with for now, in the pre-honeymoont what happens later? >> my suspicion is that there might be some domestic ups and downs which will still make rather good pictures and rather good words, and therefore will lead to the royal family getting very irritated and on that basis the line may hold, but i wouldn't bet on it. >> reporter: the royals are betting that a happy couple will continue to make good news. >> very nice hat! >> reporter: if not, the law is on their side. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> mason: there's no better time for caroling than christmas eve, especially if you're joined by one of the world's most famous singers. ♪ and so this is christmas, for weak and for strong... ♪ ♪ for rich and for poorer and the new one just begun... ♪ >> reporter: that's bono of the band u2, of course, leading a crowd in song in his native dublin tonight to raise money for a charity that helps the homeless. coming up next, a deep-rooted christmas tradition. tradition. ready sensei. hey tough guy, that cold needs alka seltz

colleagues and she certainly did on the occasions that i've met her and so this is perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't have a chance like that. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story but. it is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then and then we'll have to see what happens laura reporting live from london thanks for that. we're going to stay in the u.k. because the founder of whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is leaks i should say is in a london court hearing whether he will be granted bail julian the songes in british custody after stockholm issued an arrest warrant in connection with weight delegation's which firmly denies sweden wants to question him although the country's chief prosecutor canceled a previous warrant saying there was no reason to suspect that he committed the crime the wiki leaks founder supporters say the accusations are false the site is still operating and continues to publish confidential american diplomatic cables lindsey german from the coalition of r

this was perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't have a chance. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story. is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then and then we'll have to see what happens. the wiki leaks founder has been granted bail by a british court but with the strict conditions julian last songs must surrender his passport and here to a curfew and wear an electronic tag the whistle blower has been in british custody for a week after stockholm issued an arrest warrant in connection with rape allegations which are songe firmly denies swedish prosecutors are appealing the bell decision which they must launch within the next few hours before songe can walk from the court they want to question him even though the country's chief prosecutor canceled a previous warrant saying there was no reason to suspect that he committed an assault but we can leak site is still operating and continues to publish confidential american diplomatic cables lindsey german from the coalition of re

british tabloids say the couple plans to live without servants after they get married.illiam and kate middleton already do their own shopping, their own cleaning, even their own cooking. royal sources say they don't want butlers, maids and cooks to spoil the intimacy of their marriage. in stark contrast, though, william's dad, prince charles, has 150 servants. >>> for years, macintosh users has felt safe from viruses and other junk. but maybe not much longer. mcafee computer security company, says cyber crooks will be targeting apple devices next year, including ipads and iphones, and other apple devices. social media sites may become a gold mine for cyber bad guys. >>> the accident-prone production of "spider-man: turn off the dark," has suffered another setback. natalie mendoza, one of the lead actresses, is reportedly leaving the show. she plays a villainess that spins over the show. she suffered a concussion last month. that's one of four accidents so far in that $65 million show. >>> it's time for the tuesday night football highlights. don't get to say that a lot.

colleagues and she certainly did on the occasions that i've met her and so this is perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story. is that an event that is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then and then we'll have to see what happens you know if you go to date on all of the latest news on the web server course blogs analysis the leaders of our station jumpstart your. bed tonight accelerating into the twenty first century story broke yesterday russia's motor industry showcasing its first eco friendly hybrid car to take to the streets really two years time. in six before there is a song like that but the story is this a swiss five is the age barrier to become a mother for the first time with the help from some russian friends follow her story really interesting what if there are teeth go home tonight. russia will buy at least one mistral helicopter carrier from france the countries are currently agreeing the price which will be the largest military d

. >> he grabbed years from the galley and slit his way into the front page of new york tabloids. >> something here resonated with people. >> perhaps a new low >> you will not seeing angry adds. >> many women don't say i was part of your family because he never treated me like i was. >> 3 gb barack obama. >> i believe so. >> i think she is happy in alaska and i hope she stays in there. >> this is not a political rally. >> you want the number are my therapist? >> i'm his grandmother. >> (music) >> on not taking this the drug. >> the house told will be paying for the wedding. >> how can i go back (cheering) >> if they wanna see they are welcome to. >> the movie does not want you to see. >> (music) >> here is stress (cheering) came out since 1954 the giants are world champions. (cheering) >> well still basking in the glow may not be the top story clearly it was a huge story the giants' season of torture and triumphed. we will be right back with more moment. still free at programming note, you can ring in the new year right here with kron4 biggest, best parties in the bay area from your living roo

this was perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story. that is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then and then we'll have to see what happens. let's take a look we've got online for you tonight our brand new look web site always blogs analysis is there a chance you'd have your say of course and take a look at the behind the scenes at our station anyway accelerating into the twenty first century encourage this from already exciting story for motor industry here in russia we revealed yesterday showcasing its first ever eco friendly hybrid car set to take the streets a year or two. when i'm sixty-four the song can't go anywhere swiss woman has defied the age barrier to become a mother for the first time that's what the story's about with a little help from some russian friends warm up until tonight at r t dot com. slovakia the most recent country to convert to the euro is having a rethink about whether it should stick with the

and so this is perfect for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't have a chance. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the development of this story but. it is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then we'll have to see what happens. you can always find more information on our website r.t. dot com along with the latest news blogs and analysis there's what's online right now. a cold blooded that's getting a warm reception at once a syrian home. shopping bonus you won't forget at one store it was owner goes all out to attract new customers. russia will buy at least one mistral helicopter carrier from france the countries are currently reaching agreement on the price which will be the largest military deal between russia and a nato country. has the details of the long negotiated transaction. at this point it really does seem that this deal is going to be sealed at least that's according to russian officials moscow looks set to bind the mistral produced by france this is a huge. helicopter carrier ship it's also cabled to tr

and so this is perfect fodder for tabloid headlines and sure enough they didn't they didn't. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in the developments of this story. is that it is going to stay in this country on bail for at least a short time and then we'll have to see what happens. correspondent laura bush. to the wiki leaks founder has been granted bail by a british court but with strict conditions must surrender his passport and here to a curfew would word electronic he's likely to stay in custody for a few days until the two hundred thousand money is raised swedish prosecutors are planning to appeal the bail decision very want. to answer questions over a publication which. so it was the prosecutor come sort of previous arrest warrants saying there was no reason to suspect that he committed were sold while the wiki leaks site is still operating continues to publish competent. news from the justice for. joining. us and good evening to you are you pleased with the court's decision today. yes very pleased the best we could have hoped for in the circumstances. of co

. >> and coming up next, the growing market for those tabloid computer autos can anyone beat the ipad? [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. from 15 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. woman: way to brew. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> apple ipad made a huge splash this year and dominated the market ever since. >> competition is heating up. tonight michael finney is here to size up that competition. >> it's nom nailted conversations. isn't it amaze something consumer reports is tested several new tablets to see if they'll be able to give the ipad a run for its money. here is what consumer reports found out. liz bought an ipad as soon as it came out there is a i love it. i wanted it. >> the ipad stood alone, but now, other companies are starting to offer tab lits lets, too. consumer reports tested several

all right in this age of cnns and espns and tabloidism, it's hard for the nonfan or the young personhey did for steinbrenner. it's hard to imagine now what 536 home runs meant when he retired at the end of 1968. you know, those were -- he had honest muscles and those were honest home runs. he was an unprecedented alloy of speed and power. i was in texas the other day and dr. bobby brown who of course played with him and later became president of the american league and a cardiologist said when mickey was young, before he got hurt in the '51 world series, when he ran, he kicked up tufts of dirt as high as his head, he ran so hard. and he was -- bobby brown actually told a story and i was mad at him for not telling me what i included in the book. in '52 he was in korea and he managed to get film of the '52 world series and he showed it to his guys. and they said lieutenant, lieutenant, run it back again. they said how did he run so hard? people couldn't believe he could run so hard. >> larry: but he was an alcoholic, he was a player, he could be very rude and very sweet. would complex

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simply because they disagreed with this health care program is tabloid this is not. this is going to write cobol and i is that yes there is a want and a technocrat he does not hate white people he probably loves white people that is in you if that's possible well. i don't. know i felt let me ask you this let me out is because he does. say ok lloyd let me have you say i don't know what are you doing that's just very minutes lloyd as an african-american do you how does it make you feel that glenn back the man that is leading this rally has said that barack obama the first black president america's history is a racist white people i believe he is the man leading this rally if he's going to be the new m.l. hey. at the service package he's the president because because he is black we cannot this agree with this me and that's just unsettling a lot of different values surely a conservative leader david brooks has even said that this is demagoguery this is cross the line this is rewriting history going back basically says a third all roosevelt and woodrow wilson who was a ra

over the weekend the loon tabloid reported that hurrily was having affair with an australi australian cricket star. she took to twitter. not a great day. for the record, my husband and i separated a few months ago. she married the indian text time tycoon. the wedding elaborateith two ceremonies. one in a castle in england. the other, a palace in india. >> ironically, it was their difference that's sort of forged the end of this marriage. they came from two different worlds. >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. >> with with happy ns -- >> michael c. hall, dexter. >> came a sad announcement. on the same day he was nominated for a golden globe, xter actor announced he and wife jennifer carpenter -- >> i have something to till. maybe i shouldn't. i don't know. >> reporter: who plays his sier on the show filed for divorce. they weathered good time and bad. carpenter was by his sides he battled cancer earlier this year. they were married just two years. >> there's always been that notion of the seven-year itch. in hollywood it seem the itch come a little early and m

the foot fetish turned into huge tabloid fodder in new york. >> this is a personal matter. i don't want to discuss it. it's person. i just want to say it's a personal matter. >> could not be more awkward there. >> really. >> andrew luck not going home for christmas. he's going to a hotel to prepare for the osh yank bowl. and going to college football awards shows and there is. >> we're trying to bring the orange bowl. i remember growing up in miami just like watching rose bowl. and being one of the places we're very excited about the orange bowl. >> joe pecci would say get ouk out the yutes. and there is 84 yards to give a 7-3 lead. there is a strike at tyler shoe maker in stride. and there is warriors back to work this afternoon for make a wish foundation. players joined head coach and will join 20 families wonderful early present for children and families. >> warriors doing right in the t says crash test dummies need to put on a few pounds. join me at 9:00 and there is numbers show people are shopping more but not giving. a last minute hustle coming up at 11:00. >> and fo

>> the tabloids came out with a story i had liposuction. i had written all of these books. ip said to my husband, i have this connection with my constituency and now it seems like i'm cheating, and i think they need to know the truth that we had taken some fat from one breast and proved it to the other, and so that's when i came on. you know, if you want to clear things up, you go on the "larry king show". >> larry: why? >> because it's a global experience, because there's credibility. if you tell your story on the "larry king show" it gets a different kind of play than if you went on one of the nightly kind of shows. this show -- this show -- is really, has really been incredible. for me as an author, and i wrote you a letter when you decided to step down to tell you, i was going to cry. it's just been so -- valuable having this friendship with you. with you, and how we've been friends over the years. you know, being friends with wendy, you end up doing a lot of benefits. i'm sure you knee. you knee. she's always getting you to sing or show up somewhere for somebody. >> la

misconduct, which is what they are going for to get him extradicted, he called them today and i quote, "tabloid," regardless of the stories, the u.k. is telling me that, in fact, the extradition is likely to happen, and julian assange thinks that is another way for the u.s. to get to him easier through sweden. that is not clear. what is clear we will be hearing a lot more from julian assange probably all through the christmas season. ho-ho. >>shepard: ho-ho, indeed. a month after someone set fire to a north florida business, officials have released surveillance video showing exactly how it went down. cops say they hope someone will recognize the suspect and help put him behind bars. you can see the man pouring a liquid over the front of the desk in a jacksonville salon and it was gasoline. he lit it. and it went up if flames as the guy ran out the door. the fire destroyed the place and the owner says she does not know why anyone would target her or her business. word today that warehouse workers in texas have found a baby's body in a box. happened near the mexico border. police say the box arri

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tiger woods dominating golf again, poised to win his first tournament since hithe tabloid headlines. >>> and how americans are making it out of harm's way. wounded warriors on a flying hospital. >> can't wait to see that. >>> here comes al, working on a sunday, stopping by to talk about his mystery novel set in the world of late night television. he'll also tell us about the awareness of alzheimer's disease. it will be good to see al on a sunday. >> we're thrilled to have him here today. we want to begin with the battle over the so-called bush-era tax cuts. the white house and congress are fighting over how to deal with it. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the clock is ticking on the bush-era tax cuts and tempers are running high. some hope a partisan clash in congress can yield a bipartisan compromise within a few days. >> president obama arriving home with the dawn after his surprise trip to afghanistan. later at mid-day, offering his first reaction to the latest bad news on unemployment. >> despite 11 consecutive months of private sector job growth. despite creating

from the epic political struggles, to the tragedies, the triumphs and tawdry tabloid developments.hat up in just three minutes. we gave that assignment to our john berman. check out the results. >> reporter: larger than reality. >> this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> reporter: weirder than reality. >> i'm not a witch. >> reporter: realer than reality. 2010, more than a year in the life. a year in reality. "america's next top model." >> it's not the kennedys' seat. it's not the democrats' seat. it's the people's seat. >> reporter: scott brown wins the senate race in massachusetts. "the bachelor." kate middleton gets the rose. "the bachelorette." marc mezvinsky gets the rose. newlyweds and divorce court. >> i had affairs. i cheated. >> reporter: "deal or no deal." >> this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> reporter: obama signs health care bill. "survivor," chilean mine edition. >> chi-chi-chi. le-le-le. >> reporter: sad reality, earthquake decimates haiti. mine disaster in west virginia. 29 die. gargantuan oil spill in gulf. bp dumps more than 200 million gallons. "the biggest loser," you mak