turner, of course, is the son of cnn founder, ted turner, and one of many republicans trying to beatgovernor mark sanford. we'll have more on this race in tomorrow's show when we talk to one of the democratic candidates in that race, elizabeth cullbert busch. but she goes by kolbert. >>> and tens of thousands of people jammed st. peter's square for pope benedict's final audience this morning, cheering and waving signs that read "thank you" in italian. anne thompson is live for us at the vatican. and anne, i know the pope gave a reason for why he's leaving. what did he share with the crowd? >> reporter: well, he told them, chuck, it was a very personal address during his final papal audience. usually those sermons are a lesson on religion, but he spoke quite eloquently about his eight years as pontiff and why he was stepping down. he said his eight years had been filled with joy and difficulty and he said at some times, he felt like the lord was sleeping during his eight years. he acknowledged, again, that the reason that he was stepping down was because of age. he fired back at his c

here is cnn entertainment correspondent, michelle turner. ♪ >> reporter: we are young. of the 55th annual grammy awards. >> it's been an incredible year in music. it feels like alternative music is back. >> reporter: this year, the spotlight isn't on veterans, like springstein or dylan. it's about fun and the black keys and mumford & sons and frank ocean and jack white. ♪ yeah, i won't >> reporter: they're all nominated for album of the year. and they're all in their 20s or 30s. ♪ i will wait i will wait for you ♪ >> reporter: in addition, mumford & sons, dan auerbach, and frank ocean go in with six nods apiece, jay-z and kanye west. ♪ >> reporter: but this past year, attention was focused on the breakout stars, most notably, fun. the power pop trio from new york, and frank ocean, the new orleans r & b singer, who shot to stardom with this emotional performance on late night with jimmy fallon, where he sang about an unrequited love with another man. ♪ to be in love with someone who can never love you ♪ >> reporter: both ocean and fun are nominated for best new artist. a

and teddy turner the son of ted turner.ner is out with a new tv ad this week asking people to break up with career politicians. as you watch, keep an eye out for who gets prime real estate in a large picture frame and you will know who the ad's out to get. >> we've come a long way. i know it's been too much, but what's a few trillion? it was all for you. without change. i'll keep my promises this time. it'll be different. i'm sorry. for all the mistakes i've made. just give me one more chance. >> break up with career politicians. the right guy, teddy turner. conservative republican, economics teacher, not a politician. >> it doesn't take much guessing which career politician turner is talking about here. mark sanford. he's in the biggest picture there with the other photos taking less space. >>> next, think your fast food joint has anything to do with whether you're democrat or republican? think again. first okay let's think ethnic here. bagels, croissants, or doughnuts. for democrats it's bagels or croissants. republicans

my treat to myself was to go see tina turner in concert at the fargo dome. in front of her was joe cocker. i feel a little bit like joe cocker tonight, if you expect me to be tina turner. [laughter] he get to this fabulous concert. tina turner is in her 60's. she comes out and this little woman just fills up the fargo dome. i know you do not think that is a big place, but it is. she starts dancing, and i look at my husband and say, when i am 60 i want to look like tina turner. he said, why wait? [laughter] true story. i thought, maybe they will like to know my first impressions of washington dc, don't you know. i know you all think i have an accent. i think i talk like tom brokaw. you would like to know what it is like to be 100 in seniority in the united states senate, right? it is truly very glamorous. my transition office is quite small, very cozy, as we say. we are waiting for kent conrad to come so we can hire staff. my office is small and certainly not big enough to live in. i am wondering, congressman, was it really cozy when you lived there? was ther

what do you think about teddy turner?well, i mean, i think he has to explain to republican voters in a very, very conservative republican special election turnout how he sat across the table from jane fonda all of those years and his liberal father all of those years and no disagreement ever reported against any of them. >> no. republic he is trying to distance himself from his father's personal beliefs. they say no animosity but clearly it seems they have very clearly different political views. >> i would suggest that the republicans will use the fonda/dad connection with him. you have to face elizabeth colbert-busch. mark sanford spent 20 years as a political office holder or traditional sort of a republican hack. teddy turner sorted of a fringe candidate. the rest of these folks, i mean, are just -- >> she is stephen colbert's sister. i understand she pronounces her name the traditional way. there was concern her brother was going to use his tv show to push her. >> it doesn't matter that my sister is intelligent, hard

it hurdled into the 22 foot high safety fence yards from whitney turner. >> we're up on our feet and all of a sudden we hear "rick, rick!" and the cars are going everywhere. >> reporter: the cell phone video showed what the pileup looked like to the fans. >> oh, my god! >> we started seeing stuff fly everywhere. debris, tires flying up in your face, not knowing if you're going to live or die. >> reporter: debris shattered turner's shin bone and sliced her achilles tendon. other fans suffered deep cuts and broken bones. nascar and track officials investigating the wreck want to improve the safety of so-called catch fences at u.s. speedways. daytona's steel pole, cable, and wire fence is the industry standard. >> at times it can be like a cheese grater. at some sp n shred the car apart and send debris into the stands. >> reporter: ryan hunter-raey is the current champion of the indy car series where speeds typically approach 230 miles per hour. he races on many of the same tracks as nascar. >> this incident gives us an opportunity as an open forum for indy car and nascar to get togethe

lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended finance and government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two when there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real inflation airs now just around eight percent for people who are shopping in the high street for food and energy not the two point seven percent that the government it really is sleeve reports so now we go to the nor

lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended finance and government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five of the good samples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real inflationary is now just around eight percent for people who are shopping in the high street for food and energy not the two point seven percent that the government it really is sleeve reports so now we go t

lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended financing government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real inflationary is now just around eight percent for people who are shopping in the high street for food and energy not the two point seven percent that the government erode is sleep reports so now we go to the normal

teddy turner is running for congress as a republican of south carolina.emand you cannot go around and reference it. [laughter] neil: i guess he felt that you need extra effort to say your dad is great, but you reminded folks that you are yourself, you have conservatives and credentials and you have been in conflict, you know the media well. you know a lot of our enemies well. but you still can't get past that. [talking over each other] [talking over each other] neil: your dad is one of the richest people on the planet. neil: and he was hardly a popper as you were growing up. >> yes, but we were not raised to not work hard. i worked every summer for my dad or somebody. we worked hard from fifth grade on. so people like to think that i've never done anything in my life, and it is just not true. >> it is very impressive. there is that experience that has gone forward. so my hats off to you there. once when i think when i look at it, maybe you are working too hard, everyone knows you are your own man and god. that the sun doesn't equal the father. you don't h

great we can come and be fun and be supportive. >> i'll send it over to nischelle turner now.> a.j., we don't want to wait. we want to let everyone at home know no jennifer lawrence has just won best actress for silver linings playbook here at the oscars tonight. a roar just went up here at the governors ball. everyone very excited for her. this was the second time she's been nominated. she's only 22 years old. of course, she played tiffany, who was recovering sex addict in the movie who falls in love with pat solatano, played by bradley cooper. they fall in love and they kind of make themselves whole again together. it is a really good movie. one of the movies that is nominated for best picture as well here at the oscars tonight. once again, jennifer lawrence has won best actress for her role in "silver linings playbook." when we come back, back to our fashion experts because with this win by jennifer lawrence, i want to know what this does for the house of dior. stay with us. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waki

quvenzhane russell for "beasts of the southern wild." >> nichelle turner, thanks so much.e in good company there. because we also have somebody who has worked this oscar frenzy for like ten years now. he knows what it's all about. and there's a lot to the oscars. it's not just the award but all the huge lead-up. we get some insight now from martin grove. he's a movie analyst with zam.com and has attended these oscars for many, many years, you know it inside out. give me an idea. this is a lot of fun, but there's an awful lot of anxiety involved. especially if you are a nominee. kind of exhausting, isn't it? >> fredricka, of course, because you know even though everybody thinks they know what's going to happen with oscar, you never really kn really know we're talking argo and it's won all the big awards to date. but what if academy members just can't embrace it? they don't want to vote the way everybody else voted? who would win then? i don't think "lincoln" wins the election. i think "life of pi" becomes the alternative. 11 nominations for "life of pi," i believe "argo" is

family, cnn, and turner sports.n, rachel and i know it's going to be wonderful that you're with us. and i think it's really nice that every show you do has to have a live audience. it's very, very impressive. >> i like this. this is a nice welcome. need to get everybody to show up at every event. so if you guys are ready for that, we're in. >> it's great to have you. >> thank you so much. and there is nothing that we love in sports more than a comeback. and this city has come back stronger than anybody might have hoped. new orleans is hosting its tenth super bowl. tying it with miami for the most-ever. but it's been a while. 11 years. years of devastation, loss, hurricane katrina. >> but its recovery has been nothing short of remarkable. where flooded houses once stood, new ones have arisen. residents have a new lease on life. there is still more work to be done, but for this super weekend, the big easy is gearing up in style. we will show you that and more in the next hour. but what brings us down here is the game.

good morning directors, steve with turner construction. even with the holidays it was a very -- [ inaudible ] you have heard some of these statistics already earlier this morning, but the last period, the month of december there were no recordable or lost time incidents on the project. we have -- you saw the 700,000 plus man hours to-date throughout the entire project and taking into account the current work on the transit center, all the work under webcor's contract, 600,000 craft hours through the end of 2012. and that is about 38,000 completed over the last period. the most significant progress has been made in the excavation and there is some statisticks there of where we are. the ultimate news is that we're about 50% complete with the overall excavation of the project. you heard 27 5,000 cubic yards have been removed. so we're right on track. there some of the other highlights, the water, the auxiliary water system work continues on mission street, working on 2nd back towards the beale street end of the project and that will be ongoin

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michelle turner takes a look at what else to expect. ♪ we are young >> reporter: we are young.me of the 55th annual grammy awards. >> it's been an incredible year in music. it feels like alternative music is back. >> reporter: this year, the spotlight isn't on veterans like springstein or dylan. it's about fun and the black keys and mumford & sons and frank ocean and jack white. ♪ they're all nominated for album of the year. and they're all in their 20s or 30s. ♪ i will wait i will wait for you ♪ >> reporter: in addition, mumford & sons, dan auerbach from the black keys, and frank ocean go in with six nominations east. hip-hop heavyweights, jay-z and kanye west. ♪ >> reporter: but this past year, attention was focused on the breakout stars, most notably, fun. the power pop trio from new york, and frank ocean, the new orleans r & b singer, who shot to stardom with this emotional performance on late night with jimmy fallon where he sang about an unrequited love with another man. ♪ to be in love with someone who can never love you ♪ >> reporter: both ocean and fun are nominated fo

you can't not be lana turner when you're lana turner. it was effective testimony; cheryl got off.e stomach. but lana also was a major star that let her public life, certainly, when it got out, she went along with it and used it. (narrator) public crucifixions were turned by superstars into resurrections of their star careers, recycled in star performances in movies. did your daughter ever tell you she saw lucas beating selina? no. now, don't you think if she had seen such incident, she would have mentioned it to you? i don't know. well, wouldn't she? (john waters) rather than let it kill her, she, she kept it up, and, and used it. well, doesn't your daughter ever bring home her problems? how many times do i have to answer your questions? the public is really fickle, and can be vitriolic as far as their likes and dislikes with a movie star. that's why there are ups and downs in long careers. and they're the ones that survive it, that can survive a bad one, and then good. then bad, then good. the audience likes to see comebacks and all that stuff. the star system is dangerous, it ta

one headline on that level lord ter lets the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended finance and government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real inflation errors now just around eight percent for people who are shopping in the high street for food and energy not the two point seven percent that the government it really is sleep r

, and turner sports. we have enjoyed your work for a long time on espn, rachel and i know it's going to be wonderful that you're with us. and i think it's really nice that every show you do has to have a live audience. it's very, very impressive. >> i like this. this is a nice welcome. need to get everybody to show up at every event. so if you guys are ready for that, we're in. >> it's great to have you. >> thank you so much. and there is nothing that we love in sports more than a comeback. and this city has come back stronger than anybody might have hoped. new orleans is hosting its tenth super bowl. tying it with miami for the most-ever. but it's been a while. 11 years. years of devastation, loss, hurricane katrina. >> but its recovery has been nothing short of remarkable. where flooded houses once stood, new ones have arisen. residents have a new lease on life. there is still more work to be done, but for this super weekend, the big easy is gearing up in style. we will show you that and more in the nex

one headline on that level lord ter let the cat out of the bag prints money to fund spending lord turner the departing chairman of the financial services authority has defended financing government spending by printing money arguing that within limits it absolutely definitively does not lead to inflation i read a story and the telegraph that gave a history of governments that have resorted to printing money to stimulate growth didn't lead to inflation they had five years examples in four out of the five examples it led to the higher hyperinflation with the exception being the us after world war two but of course they had the world reserve currency that just won world war two and there was a gold standard so you can't even include that in the examples but in the all the other examples it most definitely did lead to higher inflation and in some cases hyperinflation we already see it here in the u.k. the real inflationary is now just around eight percent for people who are shopping in the high street for food and energy not the two point seven percent that the government erode is sleep repo

son. >> and namesake. >> and if mark sanford attaches ted turner's record to ted turner's son, yeah,ould see a moment where mark sanford might get through a runoff and get to congress. >> so an embarrassment beats a legacy. >> exactly. he's got high name recognition, and erick erickson was one of his biggest detractors, and the minute sanford started this congressional tour, erickson is all i forgive him. let's be graceful and give him another shot. >> it's not rural south carolina. it's not cotton land. it's very beautiful charleston, one of the most beautiful cities in the world i think. are those people up to this kind of level of life? this sort of way of looking at things, this que sera sera. do they have enough of that to vote for him? mark? i'm sorry, not mark, john. we're talking about mark. >> it is within the realm -- that's okay. although i hope my wife doesn't make the comparison. >> no, you're not mark. >> it's within the realm of possibility, and understand that charleston, like new orleans, is a pretty sophisticated city, and there will be some folks who may want to tr

just a click away with the geico mobile app. >>> going straight to nichelle turner.reat adele. >> to that moment and they say the winner is and they pause. what's going through your head? >> i was shocked. i think we both were. everyone was saying we were going to win it. i'm just elated. i'm very proud. >> can you show us your oscar real quick? this is live on cnn. adele with her oscar for best song tonight. piers has a quick we. they're about to pull her from me. >> on behalf of great britain we are incredibly proud of her. >> he says on behalf of great britain they are proud of you. >> thank you very much. you keep going with what you're doing. you know what i mean. thank you. see you later. >> that is adele who won for best song tonight. her voice doesn't it just sit with you like right here. it gets you right in the best parts. i love her voice so much. she's so happy. she looks beautiful. that face of hers is just gorgeous. i'm going to send it back to you. i know ang lee is coming my way. if we get him, we'll have him right here. >> great job. welcome. let's t

. >> ted turner is behind her. >> how did you guys become friends again? >> we never stopped being friends. >> that's awesome. >> they made it work somehow. >> then we get ted. we say "tmz" is getting big. do you think it will be as big as cnn? >> what? >> "tmz" will be as big as cnn? >> tmg? >> the answer is no. >> never? >> no. >> i love them. >> thank you. >> coming up -- we got michelle rodriguez, she drives a prius. >> they are more reckless. >> no. >> don't you notice the prius drivers are [beep]. >> they can't drive fast enough to be reckless. >> closed captioning and other considerations for "tmz" are provided by --- >> we got michelle rodriguez. we talked about her about cars. >> have you ever bought a used car? >> no, i've never bought one but i've driven a bunch of them. >> what was your first car? >> my first car was a nissan frontier. >> the interesting thing to me is at the end of the video the camera guy goes don't drive too fast tonight. >> those cops, if they see a prius, they leave you alone for some reason. >> she drives a prius. >> does

. >> commissioner turner? >> here. >> commissioner [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> mr. president, you have a quorum and also with us this evening is the chief of police gregory p. sur and the director of the office of citizens complaints joyce higgs. >> thank you very much. welcome to the february 6, 2013 san francisco police commission meeting. we have an agenda tonight with the presentation regarding our officer involved shooting protocol and investigations. and we have no disciplinary matters or personnel matters so it should be relatively smooth agenda. so, please call line item number 1. >> line item 1, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding item that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or occ personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police nor occ personnel, nor commissioners are required to resp