caught in a cemetery, with a stripper, sex toys and viagra. we'll give you all the sordid details. >>> just when you think you've heard it all. a new jersey jury is being asked to swallow a super-sized defense, 62-year-old edward is accused of murdering his former son-in-law. he said he couldn't have done it, no way, no how. why? because he's too fat to kill. i'm not making this up. in just a moment i'll be cross-examining his lawyer about this new variation on the twinkie defense. prosecutors say the 300 approximately pound man wanted his former son-in-law dead because of tensions between the accused killer and his victim were strained after a bitter divorce settlement between his daughter and the victim. on the stand, he nixed that theory. >> did you care about him one way or the other? >> no, sir. >> did you murder paul? >> no, i did not. >> according to the cops, the victim was talking on his cell phone when he was shot six times. his fiance was on the other end of the line. this clip from abc news. >> suddenly he started to scream. he sai

>> i don't think they should pay for viagra. i don't think they should pay for people to have babies. i don't think you should pay for marriage counseling. i think you should be able to buy catastrophic health insurance which you're not able to because why? because of government intervention. >> why shouldn't they pay for having babies? we need more consumers. >> why shouldn't they pay for me to put an addition on my house? it's -- >> it stimulates the economy and puts people to work. >> and people will stop having children? >> what do you want to go back to? the 19th century where nobody paid anything and people are on the streets begging? come on. >> no, we already have medicare and medicaid and the chips program. we already have socialism mucking things up and particularly with the restrictions on insurance companies as we discussed the last time i was on. >> i want to change the subject now. because it's my show. it's my show. i saw a report that said threats against obama are straining the secret service. what do you think

you won't find the real viagra in the soup.agra soup can help you get frisky until the break of dawn. it costs $32 a bowl or you can just do shots of at ttequila. am i right? >> all of these poor guys eating alone, too. what a waste. sorry, honey, hate to eat and run but we've got to go, now. >> roll the animation. >> good morning to you. a developing low right up the rocky mountains and that area of low pressure is spawning a new low at the surface and when that happens you usually see the rain pick up at times especially out of the gulf of mexico. look at all the clouds rolling through canada with the rain underneath it heavy. dallas, you're getting some rain showers just outside and then it's turning into snow when you get to the upper part of the four corners by new mexico. look at the snow stretching in just south to the metro area. with the weather advisories for denver but not for the city itself. four to eight inches is what you'll get here. 10 to 18 inches of snow, the highest elevations, lower parts. so that's for the

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and ask if viagra is right for you. (announcer) regular kool-aid.most three times further than soda. kool aid. delivering more smiles per gallon. >>> a lot of things that could be considered news in this world. >> but david, only a few stories that make us say -- >> no way! >> first up, david, musicians for the pop star lady gaga, this weekend on "saturday night live" it was her debut, and she did not disappoint. ♪ want to take a ride on your disco stick ♪ ♪ >> she can't sit down in the thing that she wore. she wowed the audience in yet another outrageous get-up. apparently didn't practice sitting down in that thing. the poker face singer wore a gyroscope and as you saw, caused trouble when she tried to sit down behind a piano. but she tried. and that was not all. apparently, david, she also showed off her acting chops with madonna. the two engaged in a cat fight. is that the real madonna? >> well, apparently -- lady gaga is not an engineer. wow. tamron, more than 100 surfers to the ocean in an effort to break a world record. these adventure seekers

oh, yeah, the viagra, too. when ever you need it, it's available to you in south carolina. >> unbelievable. >> stay there, we'll have more in a moment. >>> we don't see any impropriety by the officers. we don't extend other courtesy's to folks with badges. >> that was the columbia south carolina police chief saying he didn't get special treatment. roland corning was pulled over in a cemetery with a stripper. i have to ask you, you are the reporter covering this, was there a controversy about the police report, i seem to remember? >> well, it did take us a little longer than usual to get ahold of this police report. there were some questions as to why we weren't able to get it within a couple hours of sending an e-mail. that's what usually happens. it took a little longer, this time. >> the suspicion is there was no report written until media started asking, then and only then, they wrote a police report. we all know about governor mark sanford, let's recap and review that one. >> it began very innocently, as ma

real viagra in the soup. the manager claims viagra soup can help you get frisky until the break of dawn. it costs you $32 a bowl. >> but does it work on women? because then you're getting your $32. >> the women across the way from that guy are saying, i don't know. >> i'm just saying it needs to go -- >> you want a refund, are you saying? >> these aphrodisiacs for men, you know. >> the old blue plate special. >> oh, good one. >> $32 for soup that's kind of stuff, no? >> oh! >> bob's been at this all morning, he doesn't miss a beat. >> i'm sorry about that, probably the wrong choice of words. >>> we do have a couple of delays, one is a 72-minute delay in san francisco. low clouds out there, watch for that for most of the morning into the afternoon. look at the rain pulling in towards dallas. it's a slow moving rain shield once this line sets up shop, it's going to be over you most of the morning. dallas one hour chicago 30 minutes to one hour delays. minneapolis and denver one hour kansas city and houston and

viagra and sex toys.o the police report, corning says he always has those things in his car. the two are not charged with anything, but corning was fired yesterday. >>> speaking of relationships, broken or not, one of the most popular articles right now on cnn.com raises this question, is monogamy doomed? a psychiatrist and her husband, who is an evolutionary biologist say staying faithful to a single mate for a lifetime doesn't come easily to humans. they suggest more realistic is serial monogamy, or a series of committed relationships, rather than one that lasts for decades. the authors, by the way, though, have been married for 32 years. on the other hand, a couples specialist at emory university school of medicine says life-long monogamy has tangible rewards. she says it provides an emotional environment of safety and trust, without all the drama facing people like perhaps david letterman right now. so, all right, getting a lot of comments on the story. and we thank you for that. we want to hear from

>> they will pay for viagra but you will not pay for birth control.ou think that's interesting? >> i don't think they should pay viagra. i don't think they should pay for people to have babies. i don't think you should pay for marriage counseling. you should buy catastrophic insurance which you cannot because government intervention. >> why not have more babies? >> why shouldn't they pay for me to have an addition on my house. it's -- >> it stimulates it economy. it puts people to work. >> and people will stop having children? >> what do you want to go back to? the 19th century where nobody paid anything and people are on the streets begging. >> no, we already have medicare and medicaid and the chips program. we have socialism mucking things up. and particularly with the restrictions on insurance companies as we discussed the last time. >> i want to change the subject now. because it's my show. i saw a report that said threats against obama are straining the secret service. what do you think of that? a newark airport guard was arrested for making thre

>> they will pay for viagra but you will not pay for birth control. you think that's interesting? >> i don't think they should pay viagra. i don't think they should pay for people to have babies. i don't think you should pay for parnlg counseling. you should buy catastrophic insurance which you cannot because government intervention. >> why not have more babies? >> why shouldn't they pay for me to have an addition on my house. it's -- >> it stimulates it economy. it puts people to work. >> and people will stop having children? >> what do you want to go back to? the 19th century where nobody paid anything and people are on the streets begging. >> no, we already have medicare and medicaid and the chips program. we have socialism mucking things up. and particularly with the restrictions on insurance companies as we discussed the last time. >> i want to change the subject now. because it's my show. i saw a report that said threats against obama are straining the secret service. what do you think of that? a newark airport guard was arrested for making thre

. >> it's all about viagra, he's 62 years old and everybody knows it's all about the viagra. these old guys are coming out and even me they're looking at. >> so do i only have three years left? >> you actually owe three years. andrea piesner says he should be fired. that's a bit much, isn't it? i don't think he should be fired. >> unless the women were complaining in-house or something that we don't know about. if this had not broke, let's face it, the real story to me was the extortion is the real story. the secondary story is the sex. then there is the discussion that we can have about what occurs in a job place. >> that is the only thing i'm interested in. >> i don't care that he had sex. >> no, we don't care about that. >> but the big thing is that we are still like -- when is this country just going to grow up? when is the maturity come? why do i always feel like i'm in the sixth grade and somebody showed their pee pee. there was that whole thing in the '60s. what was that? >> that was just everybody was stoned. the thing about sexuality here, is that we're a very purita

but i got to tell you, a.j., david letterman is now the poster boy for viagra. >> very good. all right. i don't know if he'll be signing a contract with them. we'll have to wait and see on that. "showbiz tonight" can tell you that late this afternoon, letterman's alleged blackmailer, joe halderman is his name, he was charged with grand larceny. he was arraigned today. new york city's district attorney did hold a press conference today to reveal halderman blackmailed letterman by threatening to write a screenplay about his escapades. take a look at this. >> it's a one-page screenplay treatment attached to the letter, referred to mr. letterman's great professional success and to his, quote, beautiful, loving son. the document related then that mr. letterman's, quote, world is about to collapse about him, unquote, as information about his private life is disclosed, leading to a quote, ruined reputation, unquote and severe damage to his professional and family lives. >> you can certainly understand why this guy thought he could do damage to dave. now this guy faces 5 to 15 years

. >> the viagra commercial. they are happy, viva viagra they are very happy, those people. >> you mean on the mexican channel? >> yes. >> i had been melting gold. >> yes, okay. >> you have no interest in the melting gold. >> not really, no. >> i had my eye on your earrings i'll be honest with you. >> these are not real. let's talk about -- >> you seem to be in control. i'm impressed. >> let's talk about your career. are you interested in talking about that? >> yes. can you do ten seconds. you remember doing the show and what i was like? because you were fantastic. you came back and did different kinds of parts. >> i found you to be the star of the show therefore for the really available to me because i was a peon and a player. that's why you don't remember me, i was just a shy little girl -- >> my god, things have really changed. >> i know. i got into stand-up. i was doing stand-up at that time. i don't know about you, but i had to have a near-death experience, divorce and i got fired from my job. in order for m

so we can blame that on viagra, right? >> yeah. >> gloria, terry, thanks. back in just a minute with david alan grier. voted for. and this is barack obama the day after the election. barack, what are you doing? when you said hope and change, we thought you were talking about the country, not about your wardrobe. >> from marching with martin luther king to "dancing with the stars," my next guest writes all about it in "barack like me: the chocolate covered truth." please welcome the lovely and talented david alan grier. great to see you. i saw you the other day on "the view," and here we are again. >> yes. congratulations on your new show. >> thank you. who do you think is a better dancer, you or -- let's watch this, tom delay. ♪ we're going hopping today ♪ i kind of like to be the president ♪ >> the worst, isn't it? thank goodness he's out now. >> i'm not really watching the show, joy, but i'll tell you this -- >> yeah? you have some dish from backstage? >> no, because i was watching the ball game. that show is long. it's two, three hours long. >> you were

the manager claims that viagra soup can help you get frisky until the break of dawn.nt from the ugly men story to that. >> which may make many men appear more handsome. >> does that work for women, too? then you'll get your $32. >> or you could just do a shot of tequila for much cheaper than that. forgeted soup part. >>> the new york yankees are rolling along, some giving credit to kate hudson. >> one said 99% of the game is mental. alex rodriguez says he's in a good place right now and he and kate hudson have been gait dating for a while she's been coming to the games. every time they've been photographed together at the yankee stadium. why is this notorious? he has been off in the postseason. he is on fire. he had another monster game as they trounced the angels 10-1. they're one win away from the world series. >>> a sadder story, the connecticut football team had its first practice since the tragic its first practice sincee tragic killing of their teammate. >> you know why? because he's watching over us. he's going to be there every play. he's going to watch us eve

there's a lot of sad people that -- i can't tell who's had their house foreclosed oval- >> but the viagraials are happy. >> on the mexican channel? >> yes. >> i have been melting gold. >> yes, okay. >> you have no interest in the melting gold. >> not really, no. >> i had my eye on your earrings, i'm going to be honest with you. >> let's talk about your -- >> you seem to be in control. i'm impressed. >> let's talk about your stand-up career. i'm interested in that. are you interested in talking about that? >> yes. can you do ten seconds on, do you remember doing the show and what i was like? because you were fantastic. but you came back into different kinds of parts. >> i found you to be the star of the show. therefore, not really available to me. because i was just a peon and a little player. so that's why you don't remember me. because i was just a shy little girl doing a part. >> things have really changed. >> i know. i got into stand-up -- i was doing stand-up at that time. i don't know about you, but i had to have a near-death experience, a divorce, and i got fired from my job in orde

. >> how about viagra? >> a lot of these are state mandates and yit's so experiencive no buy insurance in some states because state politicians, you know, they want to please the lobbyists for, you know, the podiatry lobby or aro therapy lobby and require it to be covered. thinking about wit the home insurance or car insurance, you get that in case you get in a crash not so everyone shares the cost of gasoline and tires. you should pay for it yourself. all congress -- >> not everybody can, though. not everybody can. >> it would be cheaper to not paying for their restless leg syndrome. >> whose -- what are you talking about? >> i am talking about all of these state mandate secretary of state you cannot buy catastrophic health care. they're illegal immigrants or young, healthy people paying for everybody else to have babies, to go see shrinks, to have counseling, rehab counseling. >> that's not true. >> it is absolutely true. >> can't be. >> this is why you're still a liberal. find out facts. >> my brother-in

so we can blame that on viagra, right? >> yeah. >> gloria, terry, thanks.ack in just a minute with david alan grier. >> this is the barack obama i voted for. and this is barack obama the day after the election. barack, what are you doing? when you said hope and change, we thought you were talking about the country, not about your wardrobe. >> from marching with martin luther king to "dancing with the stars," my next guest writes all about it in "barack like me: the chocolate covered truth." please welcome the lovely and talented david alan grier. great to see you. i saw you the other day on "the view," and here we are again. >> yes. congratulations on your new show. >> thank you. who do you think is a better dancer, you or -- let's watch this, tom delay. ♪ we're going hopping today ♪ i kind of like to be the president ♪ >> the worst, isn't it? thank goodness he's out now. >> i'm not really watching the show, joy, but i'll tell you this -- >> yeah? you have some dish from backstage? >> no, because i was watching the ball game. that show is long. it's two, th

. >> how about viagra? >> a lot of these are state mandates and it's so expensive to buy insurance in some states because state politicians, you know, they want to please the lobbyists for, you know, the podiatry lobby or aro therapy lobby and require it to be covered. thinking about wit the home insurance or car insurance, you get that in case you get in a crash not so everyone shares the cost of gasoline and tires. for the day-to-day things, you should pay for it yourself. all congress -- >> not everybody can, though. not everybody can. >> it would be cheaper to not paying for their restless leg syndrome. >> whose -- what are you talking about? >> i am talking about all of these state mandate secretary of state you cannot buy catastrophic health care. they're illegal immigrants or young, healthy people paying for everybody else to have babies, to go see shrinks, to have counseling, rehab counseling. >> that's not true. >> it is absolutely true. >> i don't believe that. >> it is absolutely true. >> this is

i have to tell you, david letterman is now the poster boy for viagra. >> very good. i don't know if he will be signing the contract. we will have to wait and see. late this afternoon, letterman's alleged black mailer is charged with grand larceny and arraigned with new york city's district attorney who held a press conference by threatening to write a screen play about his esq. paids. >> a one-page letter referred to mr. letterman's great success and beautiful, loving son. the document related then to mr. letterman's world about to collapse about him. as information about his private life is disclosed leading to a ruined reputation and severe damage to his professional and family lives. >> you can understand why this guy thought he could do damage to dave. this guy faces five to 15 years for this alleged crime. vinny, let me ask you, you work in the legal world. does it blow your mind? i can't get over that this guy thought he could get away with it. >> the guy worked for 48 hours mystery. has he seen what happens? the bad guys get arrested. i don't understand what h

inside was this state's deputy assistant attorney general, roland corning and an 18-year-old stripper, viagra sex toys. according to the police report corning said he always has those things in his car. the two weren't charged with anything. but he was fired yesterday. and he hasn't commented about it. >>> a new one for my philanderer flow chart. there you go. he's like a boy scout, always be prepared, i've got to have these things. like a flare in the car, i got to have these things, too. >> how's the weather bob? >> these people denver an area of low pressure down south it's been there since yesterday. snow blowing up the mountains. when that happens it piles up strong. specifically around denver. already seen about ten inches of snow. let me show you how much more we're anticipating over the next 24 to 48 hours. the bulk of this is going it fall this morning into the early afternoon. but check it out. where you see the dark shade of purple colorado, 20 inches or more. getting into the city of denver nour four to eight before it tapers off this evening. late this evening. the airport icon r