. >> reporter: this scene in her show, torrie and dean home sweet hollywood was a fake, a re-enactment have done for years being a real family on tv. there are still real moments. we want to share that. there are fine tuned moments. >> reporter: a real family on tv which sometimes brought her criticism for putting her kids on camera, toddler tantrums. a juicy detail that hasn't gone public until now. a 2009, tori and dean sex tape, that a former friend unsuccessfully tried to sell. drama she writes about for the first time. dean and i had a romantic valentine night. dean said we should tape ourselves having sex. afterward i checked my angles. they were good. i allowed him to keep it. if there is a code where celebrities don't dish about other celebrities, tori doesn't subscribe to it. >> do i want to go to the rachel zoe section? i was a reality star watching a reality star, where she may have staged the scenario. the scene, she is going into labor doing makeup and hair. were people available to come film it going into labor. >> reporter: how about the kardashians, what do you see when

so that initiative -- i like to telly littles torry. it's a short one.a lot of the frogs are growing words. the fertility experts, or do you say maybe there's something in the water? the national roundtable basically name there something in the water. our culture has got it wrong. let's open up a dialog to get it right. so that in the face of the voices of recovery, i'm pretty busy. guess host a wonderful, wonderful. we've got a few minutes left. i wonder if there's anything else you would like to save about this issue, about your book, i love the title, "drink: the intimate relationship between women and alcohol" because that's what it is. it is a relationship, whether we like it or not. >> guest: yes, i guess what i would like to say is i don't mean to be a killjoy. i certainly enjoyed my fair share of alcohol in my life. but one of the things that really alarms me, other than this data about young women, really alarmed me was the fact that the more professional, more educated you were, the more likely you are going to get into trouble with alcohol. in

in torry ethics, the proposal -- i know they don't care about children's centers, they can listen. let's take another example. their proposal is to close 11 37 withand downgrade the hours they stay open falling from 50 hours a week to as little as five. your centers, fewer staff, fewer hours. how is that doing what he promised before the election, to protect and improve? >> let me tell him what is happening under this government in terms of child care. childcare for every four-year-old in the country. that ever happened under labor. for the first time, free childcare hours for every disadvantaged two-year-old in the country. that never happened under labor. also, tax free childcare under this government. that never happened under labor. we have upgraded the child tax credit by 420 pounds under this government. that is what is happening. let me be clear. is theicy we won't adopt policy of funding more hours through the bank levy. they have already spent in the bank levy 10 times over. the youth jobs guarantee, more capital spending, esther speaker, this isn't a policy. , let's talk

. >> so some of the mistake from the warren commission, a few of the march torrie theories, you don'tbut the point is there's also a kind of paranoid style in our history. the original house wrote brilliantly xw this. people have an affinity, because it makes life more understandable. they just can't accept that someone like kennedy, who was so powerful, so influential, young, attractive, how could this happen? >> had he lived, finished out the first term, maybe reelected, how would the world have been different? >> i think it would have been different. first of all, he would have run against barry goldwater, as successful a campaign as lyndon johnson did. the majorities into the house and senate. he would have passed four imagine initiatives, tax cut, fed aid, and civil rights bill, as lbj did. >> what about vietnam? >> first, i would have said we would have been detent with him sooner than nixon. his whole impulse with that great speech in june of '63 was about thinking anew, afresh about our relations with the soviets. on vietnam, he was tremendously skeptical about putting in grou

. >> reporter: the water reached the second torrie. >> i'm still in shock.rvivor of the family. i want to know if they are still alive. >> this is really, really like bad, worse than hell. worse than hell. >> reporter: american boots are now on the ground here. >> we're working hand in hand with the philippines, with the armed forces and national police, and we're helping them in their need earp many say hope is all they can hold onto. >>> happening now, breaking news, a "the situation room" special report -- deadly typhoon. cnn is live where the destruction is the worst. the bodies are piling up, and the cries for help are desperate. an early estimate of the carnage is astounding. some survivors are reduced to searching for food in the rubble. we'll have the latest on the struggle to deliver aid. the u.s. military stepping up its role as we watch what's going on. after a monster typhoon with unbelievable power, we're tracking the threat of a new storm in the disaster zone, even more misery. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> tuesday morni

it is the governor's putting tax and really torry and legal policies into place that will make these -- and regulatory and legal policies into place that will make these states. in illinois and new york and even california, at some point in time, their people will say, you know what? you just can't continue to tax us. we will leave here. and they will either go bankrupt or they will change their policies. and at that time, don't you think america will be stronger? >> the ohio house today -- it may be happening right now in -- is passing a resolution calling for a constitutional convention for a federally balanced budget. you want to put some strings on the folks in washington and you want them to get to a position where they will act responsibly and they will start making decisions like we have to make? we can get to up to 32 states doing this. they will move quickly to do something. serving as the budget committee chairman in d.c. and governor of ohio with the largest deficit in our history now balanced with a surplus, we want to get them to focus on doing their job. we all have to

these are not my estimates but independent estimates that have been made about the saga torry affect at comprehensive immigration reform will have -- salutory effect that comprehensive immigration reform will have on the economy. if we are employing -- holding employers who are not doing the right thing accountable and we provide a pathway to citizenship for those who have paid a fine, learn english, are getting a into the back of a line, taking their responsibilities that -- ross possibilities -- responsibilities. businesses doing better. we have an opportunity, when a young people come to this , totry to study on our dime ensure that if they are able and willing, they can stay here, start businesses, contribute to our economy. this is something that has strong bipartisan report -- support. predecessor, george w. bush, was a strong supporter of this. we have a fascinating cross- , some unlikelyle bedfellows, some very liberal folks, some very conservative folks, and all believe that now is the time to get this done. as we saw on the senate, there is a strong potential for strong up

by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] geneva torry heads to meet with foreign ministers of france, britain, and germany as they type -- take part in negotiations with iran. sidetrip is ay's sign that iran is a consideration. the ap is reporting that according to carry, gaps need to -- bridgedh -- brigde with iran. >> we all feel very fortunate that we are living in the u.s., it is a very unique place. if america was considered to be a product, we do try to sell our product overseas, what is our brand? is a constitution, the rule of law, and our value system. under that brand and that value system, there is the notion of equal under the eyes of the law. ada andat system is the trying to elevate the rights of americans with disabilities. >> this is a treaty, a treaty is a law. the emotional and political arguments in favor of the treaty -- no one can disagree with these arguments. but the question is, will the tree actually had the legal treaty-- will the actually have the legal effect. we do not hear consideration of the reports by the