and now back to "terrence & phillip." yes! yes! that was me! i was on television! aha!h, this man is using some kind of mind control. wuztha-heuh? hawde-heuh? guhyuh-hoo-heuh! what's wrong with him? ♪ yeah, baby, yeah, baby guhyuh-heuh-hoo-heuh! oh, no. apparently he thinks he's charlton heston. no, you idiot. he thinks he's elvis. elvis, escort our guests to the plane'arium. folks, if you wouldn't mind, could you please follow me? uh-oh. ♪ hawde-luh-hoo-heuh well, let's begin, shall we? [ clicks, hums ] and now you will remember nothing except that the plane'arium is the best thing you've ever known. [ hinge squeaks ] well, well, well! you guys can all kiss my ass, because i was on television! [ humming intensifies ] hey! didn't you guys see it? i was on television! you missed it! you missed it because of this stupid planetarium! planetariums suck ass! [ crackling, beeping ] [ grunts, moans ] cartman! you saved us! the hell are you talking about? get over here and untie us. eric, you really saved the day, m'kay? not so fast, there, tubby. i'm just taking care of busine

. >> reporter: catherine wooten of los angeles called 911 for help from her 23-year-old son terrenceed a mental breakdown in october of 2011. >> the police came and i thought that they were going to take him to the hospital but he wound up in county jail. >> reporter: police tell us with few mental health beds available at state facilities, they have no choice but to leave the fate of people like terrence wooten to the criminal justice system. >> they have a mental ward in county but he wasn't really getting the counseling and the therapy that he needed. >> reporter: you're not a psychiatrist and that jail isn't a hospital. >> i'm not a psychiatrist. the jail has become a hospital and a defacto way for the mentally ill. they do commit serious crimes. we don't deny that. what is the remedy? is it purely a criminal justice remedy? i don't think so. >> reporter: the department of justice says up to 64% of inmates at local jails have some mental health problem. using that statistic, the two largest jails in the united states, cook county and l.a. county, would become two of the largest m

let's talk about it terrence moore, sports contributor and columnist at nlb.com.yracuse/wichita state, michigan just a few minutes louisville punched their ticket to atlanta, so a great day for the schools, but we have to talk about something more. we were all sitting around watching in the newsroom, gasping. >> wow. >> a guard for -- kevin weir, a cigar for louisville, suffered a horrific injury. apparently broke his leg in two pieces, two places, and people -- the team members were crying on both sides, both teams, have you ever seen anything like this? >> yes, i have, and this brings back bad memories. i was there in november 1985 when joe theismann broke his leg with the famous lawrence taylor thing. just like this injury here when i was at rfk stadium, you could hear the break, with all the crowd noise. i can't watch this stuff anymore. >> we're not showing it, because it's so gruesome. they said you could hear the break as well. and i mean, again, it was so disturbing. people were crying. i was sitting there, my senior producer said, what just happened? why

what happened to terrence graham? he got sentenced. he didn't get sentenced to life without parole that was now unconstitutional. if you actually read what happened at the sentencing hearing for terrence graham, there was, again, dueling psychologists with a scrist and the state sigh kentucky scrist made the claim he was suffering from anti-personality disorder and in his view, no one recovers from anti-personality disorder and therefore he should be put away virtually for the rest of his life and the defense expert is said there has already been demonstration of his increased maturity and that i do think that he will mature out of it and the brain science supported the defense side of that. he got 25 years. that was the sentence. so even though i very much agree as a constitutional matter, we can draw those bright lines at the group level, in the end, just by necessity the law has to deal with individuals. >> would you agree that the judicial system is not really the best place for us to be determining whether or not the science behin

why it could happen. >> first, let's get to our top trending story today. >> oprah winfrey, terrenced, their explosive sex scene. her first words about his controversial interview. >> he was talking about my breastesses. >> oprah sounding off with steve harvey on howard and his headline making, oh, no he didn't, comment. >> i have love scenes with her and those tig old bitties. >> he misbehaved. >> he's a misbehaving kind of boy.

i will tell you the movie with terrence howard, is a sex scene, guess who was not in the sex scene?> who is? >> oprah. >> really? >> yes, sir, check that out. >> my goodness gracious. >>> here is a little bit of information that we're not sure what is going on here. marijuana was foundrihanna's tour bus. she was not on the bus. this was like an entourage of buses. not sure who was on the bus or who owns the marijuana. here is something really interesting -- >> marijuana on a bus with musicians. that is a scoop. >> yeah, exactly. but all of her videos. she is smoking something. and the cover of one of her videos she is rolling something. who knows what is going on. your vacuum doesn't always pick up what's left behind. only the resolve easy clean system has foam power to remove three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. given way to sleeping. tossing and turning have where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to an

. >>> terrence howard said that "ironman" killed his career. it would have required that he take a pay cut after the highest paid member of the original cast including more money than robert downey jr. >> that's a fun fact. >> it is. >>> little miss sunshine is all grown up, abigail breslin spoke with reporters about growing up on screen during the premier for her newest movie, "the call." she said the transis has been pretty natural and she feels lucky for her role. >>> and gearing up for round three. check out one of the first posters for "the hangover iii." it shows the face-off similar to that of the dramatic "harry potter" finale. >>> and if you can't wait until march 9 to see justin timberlake on "saturday night live," kenan thompson joins j.t. in the promo. let's take a look. >> j.t. is back, k.t. and j.t. in the house. >> what what? >> j.t. -- >> i was celebrating, not acting. >>> and after ten years, stacy and clinton are putting away the minnillos. they're making the run from boxy cuts and mom jeans. >> that was my favorite show, i ca

. >>> while promoting his new movie terrence howard told reporters that "iron man" killed his career.little miss sunshine is all grown up. abigail breslin spoke to reporters about growing up on camera. she said that the transition has been pretty natural. >>> a round three. check out one of the first photos for the

. >> terrence jay is in the movie, myself. the cast goes on and on and on. it's such great movie.these couples reading this book and trying to use all these steve harvey tactics against each other in relationships and what happens to the different couples in their journeys. i'm so excited to be part of such an amazing cast. we didn't feel like you were going to work every day. when you have kevin hart onset, it doesn't feel like work. you laugh all day long. >> talk about this reality thing. you're still a major presence, from being host of reunion specials to the "flavor of love" franchises, what's it like? >> reality tv is fun. it's fascinating to me that people are that intrigued by my life. >> how is it living in the hotel? >> horrible. >> it's definitely a different place. you have to be willing to open up that much of yourself to an audience, and when you do that, you got to be ready for the criticism that comes along with that. everyone is not going to like how you manage or run your life. >> how real is that? how much is a representation of who you are? >> my show is 100%

. >> terrence jay is in the movie, myself. the cast goes on and on and on. it's such great movie. it's funny and cool to see these couples reading this book and trying to use all these steve harvey tactics against each other in relationships and what happens to the different couples in their journeys. i'm so excited to be part of such an amazing cast. we didn't feel like you were going to work every day. when you have kevin hart onset it doesn't feel like work. you laugh all day long. >> talk about this reality thing. you're still a major presence from being host of reunion specials to the "flavor of love" franchises, what's it like? >> reality tv is fun. it's fascinating to me that people are that intrigued by my life. >> how is it living in the hotel? >> horrible. >> it's definitely a different place. you have to be willing to open up that much of yourself to an audience, and when you do that you got to be ready for the criticism that comes along with that. everyone is not going to like how you manage or run your life. >> how real is that? how much is a representation of who you

i'm terrence malley -- >> one second. we'll restart the timer. go ahead. >>> i live at 1244 treat, i've lived there for over 12 years. the renovations to this building will affect me by moving my second, second story exit called the egress exit going from my apartment down to the basement corridor to an exterior door. ~ interior corridor the owner claims that this property is an r-2 occupancy code with four dwelling units, but it is a single-owned -- the property is owned -- 1244 is a single property. years ago it was a dual -- it was owned dually with 12 46. 1248 is a different individual, [speaker not understood]. two different owners. claiming this as a four dwelling unit is erroneous. it is a process of faulty records in the city and county of san francisco assessor's office or whatever. it's an r-3. the argument against me is that only one exit is accorded by law and [speaker not understood]. the second item is discussing removing my private laundry room in the basement which i've had since i lived there which has been there for 40 years. it

that will see if you go sabrina green because it's called coincidence that you need to help russian terrence to realize their potential you know what is the most interesting attractive thing about the market in russia today we're excited about. drew peterson frank you need to distinguish between two overtures to buckets of opportunities here one is related to the. internet a resource which is being driven by the mass to give me what it was called dimanche here i mean brochure is number one in my pleasure and in europe and terms of the number we're going to have two million yet we're over fifty million of you or so you can. it ignores opportunity and creates a lot of business for you commerce companies you commerce market alone is estimated or at all were probably billion dollars and then the second bucket is more a macor. acknowledge a sector which is software and services and rather one is really being driven by strong technical education which russia has. to deal with on with most i'm just saying that it's really hard for russians to create projects which are relevant on the global scale i

the sheriff's office identified the man involved in that incident as terrence barry he was shot twice by a sergeant and died yesterday afternoon officials say he had threatened to shoot it out with deputies and appeared to have an assault weapon it turned out to be a fake. we asked authorities to see it today they provided this photograph. he had pointed it at the deputy but turned out to be a home made device that could not be fired. >>> authorities in santa clara county are making plans to destroy 600 guns collected at a gun buy back event over the weekend but first, law enforcement showed them to ktvu, and fired back at critics who suggest buy backs don't make the streets any safer. >> the most dangerous to me is the mac 10, 45. >> reporter: some of the guns. >> ak-47s across the front. >> reporter: better suited for a war zone than streets of the south bay. >> law enforcements worst nightmare is coming upon these weapons the more we get off the street the better. >> reporter: they collected more than 600 unwanted guns including 17 assault weapons during an anonymous gun buy back a

the sheriff's office identified the man involved in that incident as terrence barry he was shot twice by a sergeant and died yesterday afternoon officials say he had threatened to shoot it out with deputies and appeared to have an assault weapon it turned out to be a fake. we asked authorities to see it today they provided this photograph. he had pointed it at the deputy but turned out to be a home made device that could not be fired. >>> authorities in santa clara county are making plans to destroy 600 guns collected at a gun buy back event over the weekend but first, law enforcement showed them to ktvu, and fired back at critics who suggest buy backs don't make the streets any safer. >> the most dangerous to me is the mac 10, 45. >> reporter: some of the guns. >> ak-47s across the front. >> reporter: better suited for a war zone than streets of the south bay. >> law enforcements worst nightmare is coming upon these weapons the more we get off the street the better. >> reporter: they collected more than 600 unwanted guns including 17 assault weapons during an anonymous gun buy back a

and then, join us next week with matthew fox, jim parsons, gordon ramsay, terrence howard, stanley tuccic from ziggy marley, ryan bingham, gold fields, morrissey, and many more. our first guest tonight is a living breathing, tiny statuette of gold, presented every morning to millions of americans who, quite frankly, don't deserve her. watch a special after the oscars edition of "live! with kelly and michael" this monday morning. please say hello to kelly ripa. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? >> it's even fancier in person. >> jimmy: we fixed things up since the last time you were here. >> i like it. it's gorgeous. how are you? >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. welcome to california. it is always a little sunnier when you're here. >> that's awfully nice. >> jimmy: i know you brought some company with you. >> we did. i have a group of women every year for the past three years, we've had this contest called girls night out. we give women an opportunity to sort of write a letter and tell us why they should, you know, have a girls night out with me. >> jimm

investigators say terrence barry called the alameda sheriff's office friday, told dispatchers he was going to shoot up the world. he also told them he had a machine gun. deputies arrived in an armored vehicle and spied barry in the bushes. at that point barry pointed what they thought was an assault rifle at them. they opened fire. after, the investigators learned it was only a homemade replica weapon. barry was hit twice and died at the hospital yesterday. >>> her family calls her their shining star, but most of the world knew her as 19 year-old lance corporal. she was one of two killed last week. here in the bay area where she grew up, her family is mourning her loss and remembering her amazing spirit. the marine's sister spoke today. what a tragic loss for that family, jodi. >> very tragic, jessica. the young marine from oakley had a lot of dreams, and she was proving she could make those dreams come true. tonight her family is heartbroken that their pride and joy is gone. >> she was a very positive person, brave, the most brave woman i ever met. >> reporter: but the family of 19-

. >> inmate terrence mosley was a frequent rule 38 violator. >> it just thing i got for women, you know what i'm saying. to okay, i got to go through all this here just because i like women, then i got to go through it. >> okay, you like women, but that offends women. it offends women. >> i might have to find something else to do then. >> for chronic rule 38 violators, that something else might be finding a higher power. >> i was a fellowship, a man who share our experience, strength and hope that we might solve our common problem and hopefully to recover from the sexual addiction. the only requirement for membership is the desire to stop compulsive sexual behavior. >> besides going to lockup, inmates caught exposing themselves must also attend sex and love addicts' meetings. moderated by a staff counselor, they're similar to alcoholics anonymous meetings. >> i used to tell myself, there ain't no problem with me. getting up every morning, going to find women to masturbate in front of. i used to say, that's a choice i'm making. >> we discovered that johnny perkins, serving a life sentenc

says terrence howard who said the best part of doing a sex scene with movie was her tig old bitties.u're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, how are you guys doing? i was just -- i wanted to comment on the hypocrites that the republicans are. that they're going after ashley judd because of her posing nude in a movie. >> we saw her boobs. >> the fact that scott brown you know, did a nude -- >> he showed his bits. >> caller: i mean -- these people are unbelievable. >> stephanie: that is a double standard. >> spectacular double standard. i'm glad it exists that we -- basically honor with discretion the female body more so than the male body. i think that's smart. otherwise, nothing would ever get done. >> stephanie: where do you fall on the we saw your boobs controversy. gina davis was offended. jane fonda was offended. >> think about the party we're dealing with. this is the party of john ash crofter who covered up a statute statute -- >> stephanie: i was talking about the oscars. >> in this situation they're so easily offended by the naked breast which by the way studies ha

terrence you said the test was on tuesday not wednesday. the test was scheduled for tuesday.ephanie: oh, right. >> they don't have spirit masters anymore. >> stephanie: right? other porn news -- >> what? >> stephanie: what is better than panda porn john? nothing? >> nothing, really. although it is creepy with the kids. >> stephanie: in a last stitch effort stein advertises at the base for giant breeding turned to good-old fashioned panda porn. [♪ porn music ♪] >> stephanie: a five year old female was refusing to cop pew late with her mate -- finally came around when she was shown an instructional video -- after studying the video with great interest call incame on to her mate. porn is illegal in china, but apparently exceptions can be made for national treasures. >> wow. >> stephanie: we did porn searches around the world, and in china the number one porn search is japanese. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: because you watch it and an hour later you are hungry for more chinese porn. [♪ circus music ♪] >> when men watch porn their testosterone surges and when women w

. >> caller: there is a sufferer in torrence who almost got killed by the terrence police because they >> stephanie: he makes a good point, chris. you can't argue with it. >> and all we're talking about is methodology. it's the difference between one cop with a gun or a drone in the air. >> stephanie: yeah. yep. all right. cot it malcolm, thank you. >> but that is a person assaulting another person, drone is -- it's nobody. >> stephanie: i get it but he is talking about reality -- >> but you are coming apples to oranges there. >> stephanie: if you talk about david koersh or dorner i get what you are saying -- >> but they also feared an imminent threat -- >> stephanie: right. >> to the arresting officer. >> stephanie: right. you mean the people they shot -- okay. but they did shoot people that were not christopher dorner. gary in grand rapids welcome. >> caller: hi steph, i'm actually from a little town north of grand rapids but i was so flustered that i actually got through -- >> stephanie: that's right. [ laughter ] >> caller: if you are an american citizen on american soil, and you a