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abc's brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: keeping the tabloids away from tom cruise's personal life is a mission impossible. >> your mission, should you choose to accept it -- >> reporter: now, a major battle is brewing between the hollywood heavyweight and one of the world's largest publishers, with cruise's daughter, suri, caught in the middle. during cruise's contentious divorce, "in touch" published this cover, with the headline, "abandoned by daddy." cruise fired back, with a $50 million defamation lawsuit, against publisher, bauer media group. but bauer is now fighting back. by attempting to force him to give up personal information, including his social schedule, terms of the divorce agreement, the role the church of scientology played in his decisions, and suri cruise's mental and emotional state, following her parents' separation and divorce. >> if he hasn't spent much time with suri, if people feel the relationship with scientology is something that makes him feel uncomfortable. it's a lot of land mines. >> reporter: in his lawsuit, cruise is demanding to know the identity

of tom cruise airplane to make sure he did not go away. [laughter] but if you were to open the door to the whole to say you are free they would say we are here of our own well that is why this of title is scientology, hollywood, & the prison of belief" there will hold some there more than anything. >> did you come across a dollar amount hubbard sent out? it seems there's always money coming in but it doesn't go anywhere. >> there is a lot of money in scientology. when hubbard left the church they did not have that much. he had a lot of money and it was transferred to his individual accounts but to when they had a huge liability to the ira's they did not have that much money in their coffers they do know according to former members $1 billion of assets and offshore accounts the catholic church with part-time to come up with $1 billion cash. it is a testament to the devotion of the members and the fund-raisers being able to amass that amount of money. whether or not to they have money, of what they really need is members in the future of the

>> ginger, thank you. >>> well, the high-stakes legal showdown between tom cruise and the publisher of "life and style" magazine is getting nasty. cruise is suing the publisher for $50 million, over a story claiming he abandoned daughter, suri, after divorcing her mother, katie holmes. but the publisher is fighting back, demanding information that threatens to expose cruise's personal life. abc's brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: keeping the tabloids away from tom cruise's personal life is a mission impossible. >> your mission, should you choose to accept it -- >> reporter: now, a major battle is brewing between the hollywood heavyweight and one of the world's largest publishers, with cruise's daughter, suri, caught in the middle. during cruise's contentious divorce from katie holmes last summer, "in touch" published this cover, with the headline, "abandoned by daddy." cruise fired back, filing a $50 million defamation lawsuit, against publisher, bauer media group. but in court papers filed valentine's day, bauer is now fighting back. by attempting to force him to give up persona

what is your reaction to tom cruise when you hear him speak like that? >> i mean, i think that either he does know what's going on and he's not talking about it or he is willfully ignorant about it. people who endorse an organization like this, i feel they have a responsibility to know everything about it and know what they're endorsing. >> and what is fascinating is your husband, dallas, who you met when you were still in the church, he worked at the celebrity scientology center in los angeles. and from what i can tell in the book, completely different environment to noncelebrity workplaces that the scientology church had. tell me about the distinction. >> i mean, obviously, the church itself is much nicer. a much more beautiful church. i mean, yes, celebrities have their own private entrances. you know, there's beautiful restaurants there. they have their own classrooms. >> any child labor? >> things like that you wouldn't run across there. things that are not dealt with at that church. so members from there who get in trouble, they get sent to another

some of -- and he got so far, david would try to escape on tom cruise's airplane. [laughter] they got the tail numbers on tom cruise's airplane to make sure he didn't go away. but what my sources tell the fbi, if you were to break open and open the doors and say you are free, people would say, we are here of our own. and that's why the subtitle of this book is the prison of belief. because it's there will that holds been there more than any other thing. >> i was wondering if in your research you came across a dollar amount that hubbard put out of what will be needed to defeat the lord? i think there's always money coming in but it doesn't go anywhere. >> now. there is a lot of money in scientology. when hubbard left the church they didn't have that much money. he had a lot of money. a lot of money was transferred to his individual account. but when they had that huge liability to the irs, they just didn't have that much money and their coffers. now that you. they do have according to former members of billion dollars in liquid assets in offshore accounts. now, the

nobody is going to lock tom cruise up and beat him up.ed high up in the organization, so the first question is, do you think tom cruise knows of these alleged problems in scientology, and secondly, what's in it for a guy like tom cruise who has the freedom to do whatever he wants to do and chooses to stay in the church? >> this community? >> i'm glad you put your finger on tom cruise because i think he has a moral responsibility. he's been the front pitchman for this organization for years. more people have heard about scientology through him than any other person. there may be some willful blindness on his part but if so, it's time for him to open his eyes because he's been selling this and i think he's got -- how could the church of scientology change? the, surrendered to the church in 1993 after the chunk launched ,400 lawsuits into it and had private investigators following agents and so on and part of the deal when the church got its tax exemption is that they would drop all that. >> as a reporter have you asked the question and i'm

in the book i joke about the cost of tom cruise. the cost of tom cruise is $20 million. he has just about as many molecules as any of us do. he actually has pretty much as much training as an actor as any of us do. but none of us have any problem if you are making a movie paying the cost of tom cruise because we sell far more than $20 million but that is his cost. tom cruise goes to work as a janitor. he doesn't get to say my cost is $20 million because his value isn't cut his price isn't, and in health care if you listen to how we try to regulate health care it is about discovering the cost as it is independent in the supply and demand, technology and all of the factors that set tom cruise's cost to $20 million there's a lot of illusions on health care and probably the most important in health care is the tale of two went in. elizabeth warren are geared in some ways corruptly that a lot of people applied for loans, subprimal loans without understanding what cost them with the disclosure and that this is one of the things congress could correct and did try to correct. le

in the book i joke about the cost of tom cruise. so the cost of tom cruise is $20 million.tom has just about as many molecules as many of the stupid gadget has pretty much as much training as an actor that any of us to. [laughter] but none of us have any problem if you're making a movie and the cost of tom cruise because he will sell far more than $29 a ticket but that's his cost. it's also his price. tom cruise goes to work as a janitor, he doesn't get to see my cost is $20 million. because his price isn't in the field. and yet in health care if you listen how we try to regulate health care, it's about discovering that thing, that cost as if it's independent of supply, demand, technology and all of the factors that that tom cruise's cost to $20 million. there's a lot of allusions in health care, and probably the most important dilution in health care i think is illustrated by what i would call it a tale of two women. one is the latest in the foreign. elizabeth warren argued, and i think in some ways correctly that one of the issues of the financial crisis on earth is that

tom cruise has not aged. [ laughter ] would it help me. if i went to hollywood and went to the celebrity center and became a scientologist would that be good for my career? can they deliver? >> it would be public relations martyrdom for most. i think a lot of them are suffering a martyrdom for their belief. it's the most stigmatized religion for sure. they continue to lend their credibility to this. that was what drew me in. i thought what are they getting out of it. i think a lot of people do get things out of scientology. i think people who go in get therapy, they call it auditing. people who are having personal problems, there's a menu of courses that you can take that might help you and many people say they have been helped. some celebrities like tom cruise get things that other people in the church don't. the sea org members built him a hangar for his airplanes. they handcrafted a limousine for him these are people paid $50 a week and they are polishing his light bulbs. >> stephen: more than i pay my interns. i should start a cult. [

tom cruise in a t-shirt. forget it. we have scott mcgrew. >> i have something spicy for you.ider basil to be spicy. basil will grow out of here. automated planter called quick and grow. does everything for you. time lapse for you of what it is supposed to do. here you go. we've got basil coming out of there. i think this is not basil. you get the idea. this happens over the course of a couple of weeks. all you're going to do is there's a receptacle in here that holds the water. there's a battery in here as well. there are nutrients. water goes in here. you turn it on and you get basil after a couple weeks. invented by a guy who read about plants growing on the international space station so there's almost a printer cartridge in here. a small cartridge. after you harvest your basil you put in a new cartridge and have something else. we'll bring this back after a couple weeks and see how we did. >> i'll make pesto with it if you can grow it. >> we'll feed it to mike. >> all right! >> he'll eat anything. >> what are you saying about my cooking? >> hey, mikey. >> looks like a twi

. >>> tom cruise le da vida a maverick, un talentoso aviador de la armada de los estados unidos, y queere destacarse de la escuela de combate de top pistola. >>> así me despedo y espero que disfrutren la cartelera de cine. >>> gracias; carolina, un encuentro de hockey del viernes en bakersfield, los equipos no fueron precisamente la atención de los aficionados, vean ustedes por qué mientras que una mujer cantaba el himno nacional un hombre trtaba de mantener en el brazo al ave y saltó de manera repentina es un cóndor que se adueño de la pista, mire nada más se robó el espectáculo, el cóndor andino es de las aves más grandes del mundo que pueden volar y pesan hasta 33 libras, no se vaya, a continuación el noticiero univisión nacional, has mañana a las 6 una tragica huella dejó la tormenta invernal por el noreste del país nueve muertos y cientos de miles quedaron sin electricidad. >> continua la persecucion del ex policía que siembra terror en california. >> nueva controversia con el alguacil estuvimos en el entrenamiento de hombres armados para proteger escuelas. >> boom de niñeras peru

tom cruise did not have shuffle boards in "castaway." >> "castaway" didn't have tom cruise. >> i mean tom hanks. >> i guess are you not putting that on your real. >> you said cruise and it is in my head. >> al pacino was on that boat. >> i don't mean to sound insensitive, but i will. it is a crapy, no pu intended -- no pun intended. it was horrible, we essentially had to go camping. come on, it wasn't that bad. >> i saw on another network that i won't name that starts with a c and ends in an n, one of the reporters as they got off the ship and they said was this like katrina? and the person are like, are you crazy? no we were stuck on a cruiseship for three days or whatever. this is not like katrina. bill, you were saying as all of this has been unfolding, you have been sitting there going, i now want to go take a cruise. >> why are you a sick bastard? >> i am a realist. everyone is forced to sleep together in beds pressed up next to each other. i love milk at room temperature. you know that. it is like you are playing a live action game of frogger, but instead of dodging automobiles

the cost of tom cruise is $20 million. he has about as many molecules as any of us do. he actually does pretty much as much training as an actor as any of us do. [laughter] but none of us have a problem making a movie paying the cost of tom cruise because of a self but that's his cost and it's also his price. tom cruise goes to work as a janitor he doesn't get to say my cost is $20 million because his value isn't. and in health care if you listen to how we try to regulate health care it is about discovering that thing, that cost as if it is independent of the supply-demand technology and all the factors that set tom cruise cost at $20 million. there are a lot of illusions and health care and probably the most important in health care i think is illustrated what i would call the tale of two women. one is elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren argeo, and i think in some ways correctly that one of the issues of the financial crisis is a lot of people apply for subprimal loans without understanding what it costs them, the documentation and the disclosure and this was one of the

mimi rogers and tom cruise? nicole kidman and tom cruise. katie holmes and tom cruise.ller women. >> i'd really like to have sex with a tall woman. i mean really tall like a giant. >> reporter: megan is my height, 6'tall. >> i am really only attracted to guys that are taller than me. i don't know if it's a physical thing or a mental thing. but it's definitely there. >> reporter: it's a feeling that may be rooted in biology where taller suggests stronger. >> one of the things that women seem to want in a male partner in particular is someone who displays social dominance because if you partner yourself up with someone who has social dominance, that person is going to be beneficial for you your future and your progeny. >> reporter: professor glen gere has studied the psychology of attraction. the big problem for tall women is they're not attracted to shorter guys not that shorter guys aren't attracted to hem. >> it's not that they can't find guys. it's with this ol gorism of trying to find someone who is relatively tall to yourself that's where their pool becomes shortene

justin bieber and tom cruise, they center a lot in common . there is probably one thing they wished they did not share, they are now victims of a cruel prank that we are learning has gone way too far and they're not the only big-name celebrities that are turned into victims. stay put. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. using cloud computing and mobile technology, verizon innovators have developed a projective display for firefighters. allowing them to see

richer than the pharaoh's you can't just settle to be like tiger woods or even oprah or a movie star tom cruise or say that's not enough that's only seventy eighty million a year you got to want a billion a year so you have to you have to really think of yourself as one of god's chosen elites that you're good you're going to be smarter and richer than anybody that walks face of the earth so you have that step one you have to have to drive the last step which i kind of want to get to is you have to be willing to crush your opponents you have to be able to deflect the center dissenters i got a taste of this i wrote a piece that questioned one of these hedge fund people about then designing bets that would fail and i wrote in my piece that why if this person is so smart why are they engaged in a near criminal conspiracy next thing i know. they threaten to sue me for saying that person was involved in your criminal counts in a criminal conspiracy and i said wait a second is near criminal that means like nearly having sex isn't there a difference between merely having it and the real thing is there

she's no longer under the control of tom cruise, basically.er, she looked a lot like an amish housewife. now that she's free and clear, she is gorgeous. she has made a resurgence back into the entertainment industry and she was in l.a. we have a view of her looking phenomenal and it was great to see her bubbly, happy personality back. she's not miserable anywhere and that is awesome for everybody. >> and i think, you know, even friends of mine who have interview her thursday is a huge difference and show looks that way andy that always stunning at oscar parties and they get hit on and they have a lot of people talking. explain that, gary. >> this girl is so hot. her name is emmanuela and i am not going to try and pronounce her last name. i can't do it and she gave somego a taste of hollywood and everyone, like you said, and we're outside talking to her, smoozing and some guy comes up and starts talking to her and thinks he's got a chance. she's being nice to them and they're going back and forth. eventually, he tries to, you know, get her to g

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