if i could schedule my vanity around events like this, i would do that. >> vanity is not usually associatedut today it is. >> it's all good. >> a lot of patients, they love coming in because it's a guilty pleasure for them, and they can feel less guilty because everything is going to pure heart disease today. >> at times, a high price ticket to the fountain of youth, but today, the doctor says his goal, beauty on the outside, heart healthy on the on the inside. >> i came up with this idea in 2005 when hurricane katrina hit, i decided to raise funds for the victims of hurricane katrina. >> 100% of the proceeds going to the american heart association. a shot of youth going to a good cause. >> seven years ago, i had breast cancer. right when i started to recover from that, i wanted to do something for myself to make myself feel good, because i felt so lousy for so long. i felt fortunate to meet him and become part of what he's doing. >> heart disease is still the no.1 killer in women. taking the lives of one in three women each year. >> we've probably raised about $90,000 in the previous event

this is a vanity. it has the countertop and the basin. it has the areas for storage. this is something that people would like. another popular trend -- i do not know if the camera can catch it, but below here, so people would roll up their towels. >> this also allows you to have one more step toward aging in place and accessibility. if you ever need to roll a wheelchair in, you have an opportunity here. >> absolutely. >> this does not have an overflow. is that required? >> overflows are not technically required. >> what i mean is one of the little holes like this where the city will run out so it will not spill out onto the floor. >> they are practical and important to have, but they are not a code requirement. if you have children or something, you might want to have an overflow. if you are comfortable having one without, then you would have that choice. >> i was particularly intrigued by this sink. i know the manufacturers were up this year. this is made out of some extremely heavy duty class. here is bob, who is the rep from oceana who manufactures this thing. this

. >> reporter: i guess you got to strip away all your personal vanity. >> just a different form of vanitya way. >> reporter: i suppose. >> look at my beautiful gut, man. >> reporter: and somewhere along that ride it became clear why people love this guy. >> i'm proud of you. >> thank you, man. thank you. >> reporter: beyond his acting chops, he carries a zen warmth and genuine decency. in a town with too little of both. >> reporter: how long you been married? >> 30 -- we're going on 33 years now. >> reporter: how did you manage to pull that off? strapping hollywood star. one woman for 33 years? >> i fell in love. love at first sight. >> reporter: he carries the proof in his wallet. he was shooting a western in montana, she was a small town girl healing from a car crash and at first, she shot him down. >> first words i uttered to my wife, would you go out with me? >> no. no. and here's the closeup. this is what she looked up. >> reporter: she's gorgeous. >> gorgeous. so, you ask me how you keep it together, it's having a beauty like that that helps. >> reporter: thank you. two guys said go

we told him this is where the vanity fair party is.from this album, "the lady killer," cee lo green on the bud light stage. and tomorrow night new shows. bill haher. emily blunt and thursday night, the great and powerful howard stern will join us. i want to show you something. this is my body. do you like it? take it in for a moment. all angles. you don't get a body behind a december welcome your pants down. in hollywood beingsome n shape is more important than being alive and this is how we do it. >> who trains the most beautiful actresses in the world? who shapes the bodies of hollywood's elite there husband proven season? >> i do. i'm jimmy k. let's get to work. ♪ [ laughter ] >> are you the father. >> hi. i'm scarlet johansson. people ask me how do you stay in shape. >> i don't ask. i know. >> he is my fitness guru. jimmy k. >> thanks, there have so many programs out there, pole gliding, tank topping, banging rubber against your head. what you know what they have in common? >> no. >> i will tell you, none of them work out. >> fad d

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>> vanity fair was a huge event as always.> really? >> that's the first time they've come out. we've seen them in paparazzi shots but this was a really bold statement. >> so selena does have bieber fever, huh? >> clearly. lo doesn't. >> so this is kind of their big moment, then? >> yeah. >> paparazzi ate it up. >> flash bulbs everywhere. also the fact that this is young hollywood. maybe that's part of what last night was really about, the young people >> how about the elton john part? >> amazing party. had a great time there, i've got to say. florence did a duet with tiny dancer. a lot of dancing happening there. all the glee kids were there. chris got to sit next to elton john. and heidi klum always looking amazing. >> elton's a glee fan? >> of course. >> the governor's ball. we were there last night and saw the stars coming in. i mean -- you talk about stars who need a drink and needed some food quickly. making a beilein to get in there. >> exactly. that is a very couple-y event. a lot of annette bening and warren beatty spe

. >> if i could schedule my vanity around items like this i would do that. >> reporter: vanity is notted with charity but -- >> it is all good. >> reporter: today it is. >> a lot of the patients they love coming in because it is a guilty pleasure for them and can feel less guilty because everything is going towards heart disease today. >> reporter: botox and other things. at times a high price ticket to the fountain of youth. but today doctor jerome potaskin saying his goal beauty on the outside, heart healthy on the inside. >> i came up with this idea in 2005 when hurricane katrina hit. >> reporter: 100% proceeds going directly to the american heart association's go for red women campaign. a shot of youth going to a good cause. >> seven years ago i had breast cancer and right when i started to recover from that i wanted to do something for myself to make myself feel good because i felt so lousy for so long and i was just so fortunate to meet him and become a part of this. >> reporter: all of the employees wearing red for this good cause. heart disease is still the number 1 killer in

in general, to the lenders, what type of vanity do you traditionally see approach you for loans, an llc, corp., and who is liable, for whose borrowing the money? >> as a micro lender, we expect the principles, the corporate form, to provide guarantees. >> personal guarantees. >> the same. 20% ownership in the company. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> i heard something about sba guaranteed loans. maybe i missed something. does that have to do with the sba guaranteeing the entity? >> the question on the sba guaranteeing a entity as the order of the business, whether it is a corporation or partnership, for any small business lending, you should expect to be guaranteeing that long personally. as a small-business owner, from a lender's point of view, we want to see that you are as invested in the business as you are asking the bank to be. the idea that non recourse loans, the way you describe it, loans that you get without having yourself personally liable is not the way it works. you should assume you will guarantee the loan regardless of the structure of your business. the good news, though,

in general, to the lenders, what type of vanity do you traditionally see approach you for loans, an llc, corp., and who is liable, for whose borrowing the money? >> as a micro lender, we expect the principles, the corporate form, to provide guarantees. >> personal guarantees. >> the

headed to some of the post-oscar after parties, including the governor's ball and the ever popular vanityfair party. in hollywood, i'm stephanie stanton. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> on capitol hill, the clock is ticking for lawmakers to come to terms on the nation's budget before it expires. meanwhile president obama is encouraging the nation's governors to work together as the standoff over union rights and budget cuts in wisconsin enters a third week. tracie potts joins us from washington with more. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. those profesters spent another night at the state capitol in wisconsin after threatening they would be kicked out. they are still there as democrats hide out across state lines preventing a vote on the tough budget cuts. the republican governor wants to make that there. he says without them the state will lose $155 million by tomorrow and 1,500 jobs could be threatened. it really is just one very public example of what's going on in states all over the country and the federal government as well because here we are facing a government shut down as

she tried not to fret that vanity diminished him.hat would have been the thrill and mystery thrilled her nippled body leaving a mockary of a voice. she carried him back to her cavern, still, there lives together was wanting and not only because in their condition they had trouble conceiving children. they became astranged though she longed to give him everything and he was eager to take it all. each sought the other through a different mirror. >> called : what happened happened. and finally. [laughter] a story called terminals. in the last moment of his life, time slowed and slowed to a halt. no longer pressed as he has been in youth he strolled the youth on foot and thought over every thought. love and war and stars he grabbed the meaning of it all as a whole. he yearned to share what he knew. though that lived on and might have learned moved to a future where his still voice would not be heard. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i'm going to read a scene from draining the sea coming out in march. it takes place in guatemala during the

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so rounding out the top 5 most vain cities are boston, new york, los angeles, and that hotbed of vanityhartford, connecticut. >>> a southern california surfer who was nearly killed in heavy surf at mavericks is talking about his ordeal. michelle goalie with his story of survival. >> reporter: i ended up getting sucked over backwards which is the worst place you could possibly be on a big wave like that. >> reporter: 30-year-old jake freddy is reliving the moment he was thrown over a 35-high foot waive in northern california. he nearly drowned. >> if that was my head i would have been dead. that's a rock that hit my board. >> reporter: the south orange county surfer was airlifted to stanford medical center where he was placed in a medically induced coma. that was only 9 days ago. today he is grateful he is walking and talking, thank full to be alive. >> it felt like i got dropped from a, you know, four-storey building under water, and then i hit the bottom, and i remember, that's the one wave i remember i hit the bottom and then i swam back up to the top. >> reporter: he was slammed by a

the "vanity fair" oscar party.t the "vanity fair" party, who are they? >> reporter: what do you think the party's going to be having to offer? >> i don't know. i'm a little nervous. i might be overwhelmed with congratulations. it's really awesome. >> i feel very powerful right now. i've been here several times. >> reporter: what do you talk about in there? who is wearing what? the show? >> we don't. we usually talk about our kids. or sort of what we're looking forward to eating. >> reporter: how many parties do you usually hit? >> usually just this, actually. i don't hit any. >> good evening, america. >> reporter: you look like somebody that likes to have a good time at party. >> i used to be a lot more fun when i was a drinker. >> just disregard for fashion. it was a living nightmare. >> reporter: tonight, all the parties that we went to, everybody's going to be popping the cork and having a sip of this. me, early "gma" wake-up call. this is my beverage. this is good. >> you can see, you're still in the same outfi

the ceremony it was all about the parties including this one here the most famous of them all the "vanity fair" party, where hollywood royalty revelled into the night. >> the king's speech. >> reporter: but it was british royalty that stole last night's show. "the king's speech" took home the most coveted award, best picture of the year and best director. and although these oscars would be rated pg-13 after best supporting actress winner melissa leo cursed on stage -- >> i really don't mean to offend and probably a very inappropriate place to use that word. >> reporter: when leo and all the winners joined the youtube singing sensations from p.s. 22 in staten island, new york... it was a story book ending a king could be proud of. karen brown, cbs news, los angeles. >> have you seen the king's speech yet? >> i did. it was wonderful. wonderful. >> good stuff. 4:57 your time. >>> the race for san francisco mayor about to get a little busier. the well known leader expected to announce his candidacy today. >>> this morning another major step in the building of a new bay bridge eastern span. we

and then many are heading over to the ever popular "vanity fair" party. and that is the scene here live in hollywood. i'm stephanie stanton. diane, back to you. >> why do you always get those fun jobs, huh, stephanie? i'm jealous. >> i'm worth it. >> absolutely. have fun. all right. if you missed any of the oscars coverage, you can always go to our website for all things oscar at nbcbayarea.com, where you can see the bay area winners and a slide show of the night's best moments. >>> so just days after criticizing the creator of "two and a half men," who responded by halting the cbs show, charlie sheen wants to talk some more, this time to nbc. television's highest paid star taped an interview that will run on the "today" show tomorrow morning. so what is in store, you ask? well, according to today in the interview, sheen says he is clean and wants to go back to work, but has one big demand. here is a sneak peek. >> i'm not angry. i'm passionate. that's like everybody think is should be begging for my job back. and i'm going to forewarn them that it's ever

everything else is vanity. >> and he agrees you've known you are a good parent if your kid never ends a note on the drastic flip-flop, february 2nd groundhog day. punxsutawney phil failed to see his shadow. no one believes him and phil is as accurate as a coin flip. he might have been right. record highs forecast across much of the country. thanks phil. that's it for us tonight. good night everybody. >> next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live." >>. >> jimmy: what are you doing to her? i'm talking to you mom and dad. >> dicky: martin lawrence. >> this is for you. since i had to spend my valentine's with you. >> dicky: dianna agron. >> jimmy: i bought you flowers and chocolate. >> i thought martin lawrence -- >> i give you a flowerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

the ceremony it was all about the parties, including this one here the most famous of them all, the vanityparty where hollywood royalty reveled into the night. >> "the king's speech." >> reporter: but it was british royalty that stole last night's show, "the king's speech" took home the most coveted award. best picture of the year, and best director. and although these oscars would be rated pg-13 after best supporting actress winner melissa leo uttered an expletive onstage. >> i really don't mean to offend and probably a very inappropriate place to use that particular word in particular. >> reporter: when leo and all the winners joined the youtube singing sensations from ps-22 in staten island, new york, it was a storybook ending a king could be proud of. and another one of the favorite moments of the evening came from the director of "the king's speech," tom cooper. he said that it was actually his mother who found the idea for the movie which he thought as an unrehearsed play. he said the moral of this story, the moral of the evening, was always listen to your mother. terrell? >> an incr

hanging out at vanity fair's oscar party hosting his own celebrity studded birthday bashes.re married for four years, met at one of herb's parties. she says ritts was just fun to be around. >> he was a mencrh. i don't know if you know that word. he was a total sweetheart and loved people. >> reporter: she still remembers the shoot for one of his most famous pictures, a bevy of super models. >> the girls they were joking calling it a naked twister. i think herb knew all of us individually and was friendly with all of us. there was a camaraderie. >> reporter: another ritts pal talked him into branching out. >> madonna suggested to herb that he photograph one of her videos. he never did anything like that. he was willing to try anything. >> reporter: they made her cherish video. and he shot for michael jackson. but it's his photographs that will be remembered most. on display recently at l.a.'s gallery where an overflow crowd gathered to remember their old friend and his world. and these photos don't come cheap. this one is selling for $40,000. and there are some that go up to

even when i won the oscar, i didn't go to the vanity fair -- i went to kick with it the homeys.to the party and they took the trophy out of my hands and i lost the trophy for 45 minutes. and over in the corner, i think people were smoking medicinal. and he was like, man, i got contact. and you know how he is like this. and by the time he got through my friends, he was like this. >> jimmy: he turned into the heisman. it's probably for the best you don't have it in the house then. >> they filed a complaint. >> jimmy: when you hear about charl ch charlie sheen, that is like -- >> that just a thursday for me. a couple hookers and cocaine. that is -- just kidding. >> jimmy: more than a couple hookers. >> that is tough though. it's tough when you party like that. i hope charlie gets it together. it's tough, shout out. i hope you get it together. >> jimmy: yeah. well said. >> no, i'm serious. you party, you hang out. >> jimmy: my parties have candling and cake. they are not that good. no. >> i saw you out though. >> jimmy: i saw you at dinner. >> can you imagine being out with jimmy ki

. >> their vanity and ego of wanting to own pit bulls and have this killing machine on the end of a leash. >> oakland animal control took the dogs and then determined the owners have taken the necessary steps to keep them in their yard. the owners say it was burglars that let them out in the first place. >>> today, ktvu obtained a letter from the department of justice it says anyone who operating an industrial marijuana growing or manufacturing if a sill could be -- facility could be prosecuted under federal law. they're working permanent guidelines in an effort to address local concerns raised by the federal government. >>> it is a job builder. the reopening of a huge dry dock in the east bay. it means some dismantling and recycling will no longer be done out of the state. >> reporter: as tourist attractions go, a dry dock may not top anyone's list. >> i just have a love for ships. >> reporter: the ship is anchored in the reserve fleet. >> myself, i just really personally didn't think it would happen. >> reporter: the bear island dry dogs were closed for decades. it took a lot of red tap

. >> so that these dog owners, as far as i'm concerned for their vanity and ego of wanting to own pitbulls and have this killing machine on the end of a leash. it just is not right. >> we will avoid this part of the street and i hope they don't get out again. >> reporter: the dog's ownernot return our call. there will be a vigil on friday. since the dogs did not attack a human being the owners do have the right to keep the dogs. >>> oakland animal care and control says the dog owners have agreed to follow a list of safety precautions. the owners must not post a sign on their house warning that the dogs are designated as potentially dangerous. also keep the dogs muzzled and on short leashes when they are out dogs and dogs are to be kept in crates when they are not home. >>> a man was charged with touching girls inappropriately. 25-year-old keith woodhouse is charged with 14 counts of lewd acts on a child younger than 14. five children complained that he touched them inappropriately. >>> san francisco school officials plan to cut school bus service to nearly a dozen schools, first they want

. >> their vanity and ego of wanting to own pit bulls and have this killing machine on the end of a leash. >> oakland animal control took the dogs and then determined the owners have taken the necessary steps to keep them in their yard. the owners say it was burglars that let them out in the first place. >>> today, ktvu obtained a letter from the department of justice it says anyone who operating an industrial marijuana growing or manufacturing if a sill could be -- facility could be prosecuted under federal law. they're working permanent guidelines in an effort to address local concerns raised by the federal government. >>> it is a job builder. the reopening of a huge dry dock in the east bay. it means some dismantling and recycling will no longer be done out of the state. >> reporter: as tourist attractions go, a dry dock may not top anyone's list. >> i just have a love for ships. >> reporter: the ship is anchored in the reserve fleet. >> myself, i just really personally didn't think it would happen. >> reporter: the bear island dry dogs were closed for decades. it took a lot of red tap

cover of "vanity fair." it is the hollywood issue, right? you are there. there, looking james bond-y. like a star. >> that's me. that's me. dawg -- >> jimmy: it keeps going. it keeps going. lot of people. >>there you go, look. so special, there's 75 people on the cover. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. this is big. this is major. >> it's huge, man. i put one on my wall. >> jimmy: you have to, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: look at this. you got the best spot, there. >> that's my -- that's my workers' comp program. i have to send that to my parole officer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is -- >> i'm living right, now, dawg. i'm living right. >> jimmy: now, with everyone -- 'cause sometimes these are fake computer things. was everyone at this shoot? >> no, it was crazy. from me to the end, all those people were there. now this young lady to this end -- none of those people were there. so, the photographer was like, "okay, there's a lady leaning on your shoulder." i'm like, well -- [ light laughter ] does she know she's -- [ laughter ] so

next why san francisco is now america's top city for vanity. >> also, you may have seen commercials forreplaces made in amish country. why it's a target for a lawsuit. >> a deal that could bring nfl football back to l.a. nstststsi >> pro-egyptian president hosni mubarak, protests has gone on for days, more than a week. after the president made his statement about not running for re-election in september, this is the scene. you see people throwing rocks, people carried away with injuries. and it's now getting a bit dicey in the streets of cairo. we'll keep you informed all morning long. >> certainly will. now other news stories. those fireplaces made by the amish are the subject of a lawsuit. you may have seen them being sold on tv. this is video from hsn where five people are now suing over whether those fireplaces are actually made by amish workers. the suit said parts are actually made in china. it questions whether the fireplaces can lower heating bills as the advertising claims. the suit is class action status. no comment from the makers of the fireplaces. >> los angeles is making a

"vanity fair" hits new york and l.a. on thursday and the rest of us get it on tuesday.cnews.com/gma. >> brooke burke calls herself a naked mom. we had fun with that cover earlier. it is something. >> if you got it, brooke, that's right. looking good, hon. >> she's telling the naked truth, dishing on juggling family and career and the behind the scenes drama at "dancing with the stars." what is that? >> the drama behind the scenes? i know what's, because i read the book. we'll dish, won't we, brooke? >> we will. >> we will. >>> are your children getting -- this is another, every time we talk about this, it's a big buzz, are your kids getting all of the vaccinations they need? there are new recommendations out this morning and we'll tell you the three things you need to know to keep your children healthy. >> you saw the babies but there is a special recommendation for teens and older children as well, dr. richard besser here with that. >>> and winning game plan for healthy and delicious super bowl snacking. >> just east what you want, it's super bowl sunday. think about i

(laughter) >> there's a little vanity going on. (laughter) >> it's 6:53 now. >> just playing.ing our top stories. pg&e repairing dozens of natural gas pipelines since the san bruno explosion. that comes as the utility searches for the safety records of hundreds of other lines. >> amy live in south san francisco with more. amy? >> a couple big developments this morning, eric. first pg&e has found some gas leaks. some of them right here in south san francisco. the utility was ordered to inspect all of its pipelines after the september explosion in san bruno. they have now announced they found 21 gas leaks and three of those were right here in south san francisco. pg&e says it has repaired the leaks. the other big development. pg&e wants you to know it is looking for documents regarding its pipelines. it's looking hard. investigators have asked to see the documents after the blast. the utility couldn't find some of them. the documents will have details about the pipe that will help officials determine how much pressure to run through the lines. pg&e wants you to know it's dedicat

the ceremony it was all about the parties including this one here the most famous of them all, the "vanitywood royalty revelled into the night. >> "the king's speech." >> reporter: but it was british royalty that stole last night's show. "the king's speech" took home the most coveted award, best picture of the year and best director. and although these oscars would be rated pg-13 after best supporting actress winner melissa leo uttered an expletive on stage -- >> i really don't mean to offend and probably a very inappropriate place to use that particularly word in particular. >> reporter: -- when leo and all the winners joined the youtube singing sensation from p.s. 22 in staten island, new york, it was a storybook ending a king could be proud of. karen brown, cbs news, los angeles. >>> all in favor bringing back billy crystal? he actually made a cameo. he was great in the show. >> well, and alec baldwin. they were pretty funny. but, you know, i have to give it to them. they got themselves out there and tried it. >> they were looking for a younger demographic. >> right. >> we'll see if the

she wrote about her experience in "vanity fair" magazine. this friday she presents a special on open heart surgery and what we need to know about heart disease. it's called "a barbara walters special: a matter of life and death." here's a look at the special. >> six months ago i stood at the cross road of life and death by doctors telling me that i could suddenly die if i didn't have open heart surgery. i probably would have had a heart attack and may very well have died. i'm not alone. in the last few years, other well-known americans have undergone this dramatic operation to save their lives. >> i realized there was really no alternative. if i wanted to live, i had to do this. >> i would find myself bursting into tears and sobbing uncontrollably. >> they're going to put him on the gurney, roll him into the o.r. room and bust him open like a lobster! >> stop the heart, work on it, restart it, good luck, you're back. >> it was hell. >> rose: i am pleased to have my friend barbara walters back on this program and to take note, i knew a lot ab

garrard arrested lawyers could ask for another delay in that vanity hearing, or ask it be be moved -- -- in that sanity hearing, or ask it be moved out. >>> people who lost their loved once in the 1978 jonestown tragedy will gather. they will be expresses outrage with reports of a plan by the son of the people's temple founder, jim jones. jim jones, june, want to put his father's name on the planned memorial wall that is honoring the 900 people that died in that mass suicide. family members say there is no place in the memorial for the man responsible for the jonestown massacre. >>> also, a major milestone for the new veterans memorial hall in danville, but it could cause some traffic problems today. crews will be out there pouring the concrete foundation for a new addition. concrete truck will be parked in at least one lane of prospect avenue until late this afternoon. the building is being expanded to allow more room to handle a growing need for space to hold events. >>> it's another big day in the bay bridge, work on the signature tower enters an important new phase for the new eas

he was in rolling stone, he's now in vanity fair, gq.ould i put them in times square. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, headlines... >>> it is 8:55. good morning? >> , everyone. governor jerry brown governor brown says california is facing a budget crisis. in his state of the state yesterday he called for a measure in june to consider extending tax increases for five years ago. he says the alternative is deep cut in state programs. >>> bay area transit official looking to ease congestion on the san mateo and dumbarton bridges, but it would mean higher toll for drivers. a similar plan appears to be working on the bay bridge where traffic has dropped 15% during the busiest times. >>> and beginning today, santa cruz county will enforce a plan to fight aggressive driving. the stepped-up patrol will last through the end of february. officers will focus on roads where there have been complaints of road rage. that includes speeding violations and texting while driving. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't fi

"vanity fair's" out with its new list of top earners.s cameron is number one, earning $257 million last year. johnny depp came in second. steven spielberg was third, with a mere $80 million. and the thop earning woman was dwig twith twiet "twilight star" kristen stewart with $28 million. she's only 20 and she outearned julia, angelina, and a lot more. >> only 20. that's enough to retire. >> thanks, juju. >>> let's get back to sam in chicago with the morning's weather. good morning, sam. >> good morning, robin, george, juju. let me show you something. as the sun comes up over chicago, look how gorgeous arctic air can make a sunrise. it's crisp and clean. it's bitterly cold. like 14 below. but one of the prettiest sunrises over the lake. let's get to the boards, this is what's go on in texas. they're not so thrilled about their start, because it include ace winter storm warning. we think parts of texas will see 1 to 3 inches of snow. you'll see a lair of ice and snow through the mid south and some portions of the mid south. quick look at t

today he is shooting opera star debra voigt for ""vanity fair" magazine." >> what do you see?era. >> during his ten-year run as chief photographer at "rolling stone" his legendary portraits of politicians and movie stars define an era. johnny cash, john malccovich, heidi klum, paul mccartney, jerry seinfeld as the tin man and kurt cobain. the a-list names on just one wall were staggering. >> it's very much about the moment when, you know, everything is separated from the equation except for the subject and myself. >> reporter: known for his sense of humor and over the top production, he once shut down times square to get this shot of sean "diddy" colmes on a throne. drew barrymore has been one of his muses over the years trusting mark to capture her beauty. >> we wanted to have that sort of type old processing feeling, like a glass plate. >> would i be able to borrow this for my subjects? >> can you absolutely. we can set you up in here. >> are you rolling? are you getting this? >> yeah. >> look at this. >> reporter: from his dark room -- >> this is the press. >> reporter: to

we'll have the red carpet, the winners, the fashion, the parties from vanity fair to elton john, aller parties and we'll have it all for you, complete wrap-up. the most complete coverage monday morning here on "today." i can't wait to see what you will be wearing, meredith. >> a lamp shade from the sound of it. that's a lot of partying. willie? >> hey, willie. >> hey, guys. i think this is a cruel hazing richtual for the rookie in the monsoon. we have a crowd on the plaza despite the weather. we're glad they are all here. we'll go inside to ann for news. >> libyans are bracing for more violence as the rebels move closer to moammar gadhafi's stronghold in tripoli. nato, the e.u. and the security council hold meetings on libya today to consider sanctioning the libyan leader for human rights violations. >>> a boat carrying more than 150 american evacuees has departed tripoli for malta this morning. >>> a college student from saudi arabia makes a court appearance in texas after being charged with attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. the justice department says the 20-year-old p

it is a little bit of vanity. >> we of heard the u.s. court referred to as nine scorpions in a bottle. [laughter] to you see it as a collegial court? >> they actually like each other quite a bit. justice kennedy came to speak to our law school, and he spoke whenever we had our orientation and he was telling stories about the new law clerks, and they come in saying something like, if stevens did this, and i looked at them and say, you mean john, my good friend, my colleague for 20 years? [laughter] so i think that there is a good deal of opinions, and i know a number of them relatively well. you cannot really tell for sure what things are like in the family until you are actually there. but my impression is that while there is a lot of, you know, vigorous debate, they seem to get along quite well. >> you think the clerks get along together? >> i think the clarks get along famously. >> it is simply a perception. i completely agree did you do not know a family until you get into it. what i gather is that i think they are a collegial group.

miley's wholesome image turned upside down in 2008 when racy pictures of the 15-year-old appeared in "vanityabout the shoot. >> things get out of control. >> reporter: there were photos of a midriffed miley on the internet and her pole dancing performance at the teen choice awards. ♪ >> reporter: her 2010 music video for "can't be tamed." in the article billy ray admitted that he was a friend more than a parent but he blamed miley's handlers for some of the bumps in his daughter's career saying some of the handlers are perhaps more interested in handling miley's money than her safety and her career. >> i think billy ray could be regretting that he didn't manage her career, that he allowed others to step in and take it in a direction that he didn't think was in the best interest of his daughter. >> reporter: days after miley turned 18 tmz posted this video of the star smoking an herb out of a bong. >> having a little bit of a bad trip. >> reporter: billy ray told gq, i'm scared for her. i want her sheltered from the storm. >> it's relevant who billy ray cyrus is blaming. clearly he's conflict

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. >> it's very difficult to find the line where you slip from vanity into obsession. >> women increasinglyt something is on the unhealthy side. >> reporter: here to talk more about the obsession with looking younger, bobbi brown, galin galina espinoza and kathie lee gifford. >> i don't know why i'm here. good morning, everyone. >> why do we perceive younger as better? >> younger is beautiful. there is no question. it's about resetting your brain. it's not object how you look. it's how you feel and think. >> that's the ideal we strive for, but unfortunately the reality is we are such a youth-oriented culture. we place so much value on youth. that's the american way and it's hard for women to feel they can age with dignity and grace in this country. >> you're in your 40s. the rest of us are in our 50s. are you treated differently kathie lee? >> sure. but that's part of the whole journey. i look at it through a spiritual lens. for me, the women i see -- is that me? see, that's me. the women who are obsessed with staying young are women who do not understand or believe that they are already in