. >> no, i did not kill ted ammon. i swear on my children. >> it's a familiar argument from inside prison walls, but pelosi refuses to confess. >> hello? confess to what? confess to what? to killing ted ammon? you will -- until i day i die, you will never hear that. i did not do it. >> so how did he get here? it's a long and complicated story. it starts in manhattan during the summer of 2001. danny, a 38-year-old guy from long island, has met generosa ammon, the wife of millionaire ted ammon. >> i'm hooking up with a woman that's going to be worth at least $20 million. danny, the electrician, the blue collar worker from long island has hit powerball. >> he was a stud, a boy toy even though he was still married, a father of three. his two oldest children, rachelle and daniel were shocked at their father's sudden good fortune. >> that was a big change for us because, he used to always mock, like, oh, look at that rich person, the suit, and then the stuffed up. then he comes over in a pink shirt. >> i used to laugh at him

i thin he sort of had a ted williams attitude. remember what ted said when they asked him why didn't give a lot of press conferences, he said i let my bat to the talking. ted always had the attitude il t my accomplishments dohe talking. i just worked to get them to happen. >> charlie: what will you miss most about the loss of ted forstmann. >> just that sense of a friend. i knew i could call up ted and say look, i need your help, how about this. he's there for you. and then you see wt he's doing, it's fun to watch it, it's fun to take part in it. so he was a participant in life heavily. >> charlie: and a sportsman, a very good golfer, a very good tennis player. someone who had passion for as you say competition not only in business but i sports and in life. and a competitionn idea. >> but he wanted to excel, charlie. and he wanted to excel in a proper honest way. that's one reason why some of the practices by people in the line of business he was n he just didn't approve and he wouldn't do it. so he had standds and he adhered to t

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ted some. >> all right. some unbelievable pictures there, thanks, ben wedeman, live in cairo. >>> back in this country we're getting word into cnn that two athletes running the philadelphia marathon died today either during or shortly after the race. details so far are few but the race director has confirmed that two runners did die on the course. >>> six of the gop candidates gathered around a thanksgiving table in iowa, mitt romney and jon huntsman had something else up their sleeves and speaking of mitt romney, he's about to speak live in new hampshire. we'll bring it to you when it happens. >>> actor isiah washington lost a critical tv role after offending his cast mates and viewers by using an offensive remark. >> my exit from grace was a catalyst for sure. even in loss you gain, even in loss you win, even in the "l" you get a "w." >> four years after "grey's anatomy" a book about the self-discovery that followed. our fredricka witfield sits down with isiah washington in face to face. >>> suspect it tru

let's try ted again.ine many, many people are on their cell phones so it may be tough to get a signal oust the courthouse. ted, let's try this again. if you can, just reset the scene for me in that hallway inside that courthouse. >> reporter: well, we have heavy security here. the sheriff's department is here he in force. we just saw a member of the prosecution team, actually the lead detective in the case, he's made his way to the ninth floor here and everybody is lining p up and following the orders of the bailiff. basically, with any jury decision, you know, incredible anticipation no matter where you are in terms of the stakeholders. i just talked to one of the defense attorneys, he is obviously not allowed to talk but he raised his hands up as if to say, this is it, this is all the work we've poured into this on both sides. there's a lot at stake here. and the person with the most at stake, of course, is dr. conrad had murray. i can't seen him in the hallway yet. typically they bring him up and put h

ted?other reminder, tuesday night at 8:00, cnn hosts the presidential debate, focusing on national security and the economy. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> well, "cnn newsroom" with don lemon coming up in a few minutes. don is here to tell us about what's ahead. >> good to see you. you've been everywhere, l.a., chicago, all over. now in atlanta. >> beautiful atlanta, yes. >> how are you enjoying being here in this giant studio with -- >> nice digs. >> you like it? we'll be talking -- coming up at 6:00, a lot about what is happening at penn state as we have been doing on the network and really all over. we'll be talking with cycling superstar greg lamont. he has his own personal story. he talks to me about his deepest, darkest secret. take a listen. >> he would sleep in my room as a guest and stay over probably every couple of weeks, come visit and at one point, you know, he -- while i was asleep, sexually abused me and it was something that was really confusing, really

our ted rowlands is ready to ride the rails. ted, can you hear me? ted? ted? oh, ted. >> reporter: i don't hear anything off air. >> i don't think ted can hear me. >> reporter: well, we are at -- we're in st. louis right now. and we're going to be traveling from st. louis to chicago. normally, of course, we'd go to an airport on this day, the busiest travel day of the year, but instead of talking to angry airport passengers, carol, we've decided to take the train and talk to some of these folks. 42.5 million people will be taking the train, and we're going to be taking the train along with them. we're going to use this little backpack thing here. this will enable us to go live from inside the train . it's a 5 1/2-hour train ride. we'll be on the train reporting, talking to people about all kinds of things from the super committee to why they chose the train and where they're going. we're hoping our technology works. and we're hoping to meet some great people on the train. 42 million people traveling this week. but only about 1 million of them take the train. w

ted ginn will bring it from 6 yards deep. ted ginn jr., a couple more guys and we might have had some excitement. got 38 yards, the way it was, eight sacks by the ravens' defense, a season high and the franchise record is only one more. and that guy last led the way, suggs. and this guy has been the recipient, unfortunately, if you're a 49er fan, alex smith. >> mike: yeah, what a great game plan by chuck pagano. remember, adam snyder, the starting right guard has been out the entire second half. the backup, former second round pick has taken over and they've completely overwhelmed them in the pass rush game. >> brad: hasn't had one since ten minutes remained in the first quarter. here they come after smith again. down he goes and that ties a raven record and it's suggs again. boy, that pudding pie award is starting to look like number 55's. >> mike: guy, this is maximum protection and they still -- look what they got here. two tight ends both staying in, running back. you got to go, eight-man protection and still can't protec

>> i think so, ted. first of all, we have come a very long way since 1972 when edmund muskie, the democratic front-runner, had his candidacy crumble when he appeared to cry defending his wife in new hampshire from some accusations. now it is such more acceptable for men to show emotion. it seems to open up a view of them as being sensitive. traditionally we thought, i think most people in the political world, most politicians believe it is tougher for women to show emotion because they can seem weak. hillary clinton was a big exception to that in 2008 because in some ways it humanized her in the same way that it did some of the male candidates that we have seen because she had been so tough, so strong, this was a moment in which she seemed to become much more human for voters and following that saturday night debate when barack obama made probably his biggest gaffe of the debate and said hillary was likable enough, it helped her come back and win new hampshire when he appeared to have it and the race pos

ted?susan candiotti, thank you. >>> florida a&m's long time band director is fighting to keep his job after a band member's death was linked to hazing. police say robert champion, a drum major in the marching band died after a performance last saturday. he reportedly vomited and complained of not being able to breathe. later he was pronounced dead at an orlando hospital. band director julian white has been put on administrative leave till december 22nd when he will be officially dismissed. the school's president accuses white of failing to address hazing allegations. but white's attorney says his client has demonstrated "exemplary anti-hazing leadership and should not be fired." earlier i talked with defense attorney holly hughes who says evidence may exist to support that claim. >> we've actually heard some of the other students' parents coming out, mothers of other band members saying i went to him, meaning the director, mr. white and complained. and he addressed the issue. he did try to

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ted rolands thanks very much.ll wait and see come monday. >>> when we come back the country superstar who went from 13-year-old guitar player to entertainer of the year, brad paisley. >>> brad paisley the reigning entertainer of the year, up for the same award this year along with top male vocalist and album of the show and hosting the show with carrie underwood performing since he was 13 from the grand ole opry to the white house with a ton of hits. now a new book "diary of a player" and brad paisley joins me now. a player. >> yeah. >> you don't just mean with a guitar do you? >> i mostly mean with the guitar unfortunately. i'd love to qualify for the other but i sort of took up the guitar in spite of my bad luck in the other area. >> a player to me, you know, is not massively i would say different to your current reputation. you're like one of the top dogs in the business. >> oh, thanks. >> you're young. you're hungry. you're successful. you are a bit of a player aren't you? >> i guess so. i mean if you sort of

ted rowlands is joining us now. our correspondent inside the courtroom when the verdict was announced, what was it like in there, ted? >> well, as you can imagine, wolf, very intense during that moment right before the court clerk read the verdict. and then afterwards, i don't know if you could hear it over the court audio, but a couple members of the jackson family and kathy hilton who was also sitting with the jackson family, let out an outburst basically a celebratory one and that got a stern reaction from bailiffs. murray's side, obviously, the opposite. conrad murray wheb they put the handcuff owns him, he turned around and locked at his daughter who was crying, and his mother. anna nicole alvarez, who has been staying in l.a. since the trial, said i love you, as they carted him in handcuffs out of the courtroom. the jackson family, for the most part, besides the outburst was very quiet. the family show and katherine jackson, showed no reaction as the verdict was read. she did in a very poignant moment lead the

what we saw here, ted.ou were in the courtroom, was a pattern of egregious behavior. this sant one-time thing where someone loses control of a car, has an accident and kills somebody. it is that type of involuntary manslaughter. >> his behavior was only with this one patient. his other behavior, as a physician, which the defense put up other patients seemed to be the direct opposite. >> exactly. but he was acting as a cardiologist with those other patients. that was his specialty. what the problem is here is he took on a job he was not qualified to do. he started to act as an anesthesiologist and started to administer a very strong drug he had no business administering. if you remember dr. shafer's testimony there were 17 points in which he was grossly negligent according to the state's expert. so i think we will see the max here. >> no matter what the judge does it up to the state prison and the sheriff to impose the actual sentence, if you will in terms of where he will spend it. say he is sentenced to fo

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every month, ted and diane will bring you amazing thinkers, changing how we see the world.ng the way we define a long life. here's abc's jay schadler. ♪ what a drag it is getting old ♪ >> reporter: no doubt the rolling stones weren't thinking about roundworms when they lamented the pearl perils of longevity. but for this little critter, getting old really is a drag, and it happens fast. elderly and wrinkled at ten days, dead at two weeks. >> aren't they cute? >> reporter: at her lab at the university of california, dr. cynthia kenyon has found the little roundworm may hold the key to an ancient quest. >> if you look in nature, you see that different kinds of animals can have really different lifespans. >> reporter: a koi fish, for instance, can live to be 250 years old. and a lot of turtles, god bless them, are still teenagers at 80. >> so, that suggests that somewhere in the dna are genes for aging. >> reporter: in fact, dr. kenyon's pinpointed a combination of rare genes that seem to counter the effects of aging. significantly, those unusual humans who live to 100 and bey

the united states and britain and russia play into it is really going to determine the outcome and ted your thoughts about france's musician and the french foreign ministers have been said within five when he said the time for reforms is passed to what extent do you think france is prepared to escalate. well france certainly has a history of intervention in syria just recently a seventy years ago and more recently than that so i think france has some sort of neo colonial designs on the assad regime they see some opportunities there but it's i think that none of the people involved here are really truly are looking to green light a full fledged bombing offensive on the scale that we've seen starting in march in libya it could it could end up happening because of what they're doing now i just don't think that's what they have in mind right now and a serious go to quoting to the arab league's ultimatum to stop violence but that message also extend to the armed opposition groups as well. well clearly it cannot and does not the you know obviously the armed opposition groups are not are disp

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apparently her gps system was really on the fritz there, ted.g sentimental and getting all warm and fuzzy as she's driving through the bronx where she grew by these nice close-u were actually filmed according to reports in los angeles. so what about the scenes where it's obviously shot in the bronx? apparently that was a body double. this is according to sources who smoke to "the smoking gun." vague statements from both fiat and lopez's reps back up the story. lopez was too busy to jump on a plane and fly to new york and shoot this in the bronx. >> she's a great actress, which we know. she definitely show it is there. let's switch gohrs here. there's a major star is embracing a great idea, new idea in the music world, his very own app. >> exactly. we're talking about sting here and he's released an app for the ipad. it's free, mind you and it chronicles 25 years, the last 25 years of his career basically. he says he looks at this app as a replacement for cd liner note, which we all know are kind of going out of style and it's also a really great

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