>> the "l.a. times" picked up a story. there was a small box that is basically a dislocated spirit, and they sold it at a yard sale, and everyone who owned it, terrible things started happening in their family. people got killed or horrible freak accidents, and it went from person to person, and it created havoc in the life of whoever has the box. tavis: you said you wanted to do a horror movie because you had never done one before. i assume there is a level of freedom you now have to explore stuff you have not done. >> i did shoot this before i finished the closer, but i loved a closer. it was an amazing experience on every level. it was so fulfilling creatively. it was one of the most creatively fulfilling experiences i have ever had. i left because i wanted to go out on top. i felt i was very important, -- i felt that was very important, but it was not an easy decision. as an actor, i yearned to do other roles. >> you said everything about this experience was good for you. a little bird told me you were paid on the city

so much, that you didn't want to come to l.a. from new york city. >> well, let me say two things about that. first of all, i started acting very young, so my ego was very much affected by, you know, this business and whether or not i got parts and you're sort of only as good as your project in a lot of ways. so when i would come out to los angeles, i used to call it the city of fear, honestly, because i was always auditioning and i was always waiting for that next thing and i was always hoping that the movie would do well or whatever. it felt like a one-business town, and in some ways, it is. tavis: some ways it is. >> in some ways it is. so initially i also didn't want to come out and do the show because it was so far away from home. i mean, it is a long way away. but i have learned to not just like the city, but love the city. in fact, after seven years of renting, i bought a house after we finished "the closer," which is so outrageous. it was just part and parcel of the way kevin and i do things, you know. ofs just the way we

the animal services telling "the l.a. times," quote, this kind of animal is never meant to be kept domestically. it lived on a diet of frosted flakes and juice. we strongly discourage the keeping of any such animal, end quote. just to state the obvious, he added that is entirely the wrong kind of diet. again, do not feed your monkey frosted flakes. zoo officials say the monkey is obese, weighing double what you should. now the zoo has put her on a strict diet of fruits, vegetables and monkey chow. her owner could face a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail of possession of a restricted species and feeding it frosted flakes. >>> why are you awake? your frosted tweets, texts and e-mails are next. "morning joe" just moments away. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage you

yesterday it was 94 in l.a. vegas at 96. phoenix yesterday, 103. eventually we'll cool off a little bit in the desert southwest, but nothing noticeably. as far as the rainfall with the upper level low, not a lot of it. we had showers around salt lake city. a little light rain trying to sneak through the high country on the border of nevada and utah. if you're traveling outside of reno, a little shower activity. not a lot out there. most areas will be dry during the day today. temperatures a little cool in the northwest. still very warm in the desert southwest, the forecast for today similar to yesterday for vegas and phoenix, but wind direction a little changed for l.a. a little cooler air off the water. a high today hopefully only 82. this afternoon. spokane, washington, a beautiful day at 79. >>> if you were watching some of the red carpet, there were some people who didn't like to be too hot in their tuxes. >> i always forget the people out west don't have a fall. 92 degrees in l.a. all right. >>> drivers still feeling the pinch. the illusive ip

it's on its final journey to its permanent home in l.a.. shuttle make a dent if ratified by and ask for the golden gate bridge before heading down the peninsula is a clinic run asset gains in mountain view which will have a special and some bad pitches as a set you back in on its jumbo jet appeared for more details on the journey and when you could expect to see the shuttle in the sky near you can go to our web site. >>> a warning for travelers if you're flying american airlines. he may want to check on your flight status pitch >>> have little wooded lot activity popcorn now should be. what's not to like about that. >>> huffy polyclitus in southern california,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tt inherently tootsie has it took almost four hours to bring them to come. >>> i like rides but i would not want to be the month for four hours. >>> let me start going numberless right side up. if cross in the same material which right side of the screen that's the key direction it should be about a 54 minute drive that of a word. if we go to our maps out as an acci

new york times tried to push on him and thereby millions of american readers joining me now from our l.a. studio is daniel simpson is a former reporter for the new york times and author of a rough guide to the dark side. thank you so much for joining me daniel you know here you are you get this job as a foreign news correspondent for the new york times. you know dream job right was there a turning turning point for you when you just said you know am i just a paddler for propaganda what was that. well for me i suppose the penny dropped quite quickly i was quite fortunate i joined the times at a time when everything was really quite open and in terms of seeing what was wrong with that institution when i was young and naive an idea idealistic i suppose i thought i was going to be holding people in power to account and it turned out instead that when i joined in two thousand and two new york times was very much engaged in doing exactly what those in power wanted them to do and printing fake intelligence information to start the war in iraq and i was in a part of the world the balkans former

l.a. coming in at 96. a cooldown in california as we get into the beginning of this coming week. there's a look at saturday. 77 in new york. early mornings in new york, a chance for isolated showers. there's a look across alaska coming in at 49. >> thanks, todd. >>> a return to the silver screen in a controversial film. plus, it's back, now in 3-d and ready to take the box office by storm. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. gate total and you didn't. let's compare. germ party! eww! now the colgate total mouth. nice! [ female announcer ] colgate total fights 90% more plaque germs. i'm in. [ female announcer ] colgate total. less germs. healthier mouth. [ female announcer ] colgate total. hey america, even though slisa rinna is wearing the new depend silhouette briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. >>> welcome back to "first look." it's time now for entertainment news. only two films make a big splash at the box offi

can you see me riding around l.a. with the driverless cars around me? i think we could use those here. i didn't know that was going on. brown says he wants them? is that what he said? when i first moved here, my thought was like 50%, let's keep it low, 50% of the cars. i don't care what happens to my car. seriously, and i -- it just, you know, you're like oh, you don't care if you hit me. oh, my god. they don't care. not everybody. craig: 50%. >> one in two drivers in l.a. don't care. craig: half. half. >> well. craig: well, that's all i got. we're out of time. do you want some fruit? >> oh, my god. yeah, sure. is it organic? craig: we have a lot of produce. that's passion fruit. >> it is. craig: this is a fresh jicama. >> i used to work in a grocery store. craig: let's play name that vegetable. start off easy. >> apple. craig: this? >> jicami. >> is an ugly fruit? no. a testicle? it is a chanoya. star fruit? craig: that's not a star fruit. a keanu. you know, keanu reeves. that's stupid. he is on the show this week. >> is he? craig: it is like his first

i competed in l.a. in 1984, before i got my gold medals, i've commentated. >> how do you think london compares? >> l.a. was the first olympic game to make a profit, l.a. was a turning point. london, i think it's been a great game. i'm not too biased about it. i think the sidney games were fantastic. i really enjoyed them. i think the volunteer, the spirit of volunteer work force came through both of the city games and this one. >> they played a very crucial role. >> they did, because it's personal. i think that's important. if you're a visitor, you get to meet people. >> so london number one, is that what you're saying? >> i think london for the most part. >> thanks very much for sharing your thoughts. that is all for the moment. stay with us here on "bbc world news." there is plenty more to come, but for the moment, good-bye. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman

and i just found out my best friend is getting married in l.a. there's no way i'm missing that. then i heard about hotwire and i realized i could actually afford both trips. see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my four-star hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >> announcer: save big on car rentals too, from $12.95 a day. [ female announcer ] we were flattered when regenerist beat a $100 cream. flabbergasted when we creamed a $500 cream. for about $30 regenerist micro-sculpting cream hydrates better than over 20 of america's most expensive luxury creams. fantastic. phenomenal. regenerist. ♪ >>> all right it looked like something you might see on a tv cop show. hot pursuit. high speed. suspects throwing stolen money out the window. an awesome video in los angeles. home of so much make believe this was not fiction as abc's nick watt reports it was fact. >> reporter: in that speeding black suv, four guys who just robbed a bank in santa clarita. cops hot on their trail, a chase, topping 100 miles an hour

are you doing the l.a. lifestyle? >> so nice. it feels like when i come home from work, and we hard hours, but i just feel like i'm always on vacation. >> jimmy: yeah. the weathers the same. >> and you come in your house and you have a pool. and you forget that you have to go to work. sometimes you forget until it's like 2:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: well i don't know why they have weatherman in l.a.? >> it's the same everyday. >> jimmy: cause it's just, like, "how's the weather bob? again, perfect again, jerry." >> right. >> jimmy: take care. and like at this point just fire the guy. [ light laughter ] i want to talk about "the new normal." okay. >> okay. >> jimmy: this is getting major buzz. i'm so excited because i'm on nbc and clearly this is going to affect our ratings in a weird way. like from 9:30 to us -- >> i think you're doing fine. >> jimmy: yeah, but thank you. no, but we need you, this is good stuff, people are talking about this. there is a little controversy. >> there is? >> jimmy: yeah, for our british fans at ho

bank robbers in l.a. started tossing cash out of their window making it rain all over the road. broadcast on live tv. once the chase ended, police made a frantic call for back up. >> reporter: news helicopters captured the high-speed chase. police cruisers followed two suspected bank robbers making their getaway in a stolen black suv. the armed men had just taken bundles of cash from a bank of america. the man in the back of suv threw handfuls of bills several times. people ran into the street to grab the money. police believe the suspects were trying to slow the officers down. >> they were actually victims of their own success because traffic got so blocked up they couldn't get any further. >> reporter: the chase came to a halt in south l.a. sheriff deputies pulled one suspect out of the back seat and another in the front seat. much of the 90-minute chase was televised live. police believe that's what encouraged forms of curious people to come out to the streets, some thinking there may be even more cash inside that stolen suv. it was complete gridlock and sheriff deputies call

jimmy: then l.a. to where? >> san francisco. >> jimmy: all right, in new york, you can't get a ticket, like it's sold out. or can you? >> we actually can. that's what's messed up. of course everyone wants us to get them tickets. but what they don't realize, we have to pay for them. with movies and stuff you don't have to worry about that. but it's a living thing and people are employed by it. so we got people coming out of the wood works -- >> jimmy: i get asked for tickets all sorts of times because i know you. because i don't want to bother asking you. but you actually have to pay for them yourself? >> yeah. we're lucky to have fans who, hey, can i go to your concert. it's like hook me up with the tickets, sweet. i don't think they have to pay for it. in theater, every seat has to be paid for. we're going to go to the theater tonight and we have to pay for that seat. >> jimmy: you have to pay for your own? >> yes. >> jimmy: really? or you just say that? >> we've literally spent tens of thousands of

. >>> happen on sunday as his family tried to catch a flight from new york to l.a.. this crew made the decision because the six senior aboard appear to be agitated and running around the day prior to boarding the plane. like ask you what you think? you and, on face the court to order. >>> , prime time pricing purchase of how some restaurants are proper charging more for the time of day that you time to eat. >>> the caller's gone would be the car is gone? >>> has gone watch your shopping for, but ted. what uncover and little known rule that a popular bit every a ball. >>>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> to cease and showers? a talk about that coming out. >>> so off to a nice start before 5:00 this morning. no deliberate not a bridge or december the bridge. he will find some road work on your approach to the golden gate bridge. >>> a trip to the mall turned into a big headache for one big area family. the crowd of towed from the parking lot at the stones come back. even though the woman was inside shopping. hamilton not make a mistake. stunt often to those ft with a chronic proble

live nor us in l.a. there are a lot of cars out in the weekend in l.a. how is it going? >> reporter: one would think it has potential of sequel to a bad movie. mayor of los angeles says it's pretty good and going pretty well. that is traffic on the other freeways in los angeles, this freeway is closed down, ten miles from san der in an dough valley to l.a. this is the construction part. they have to expand the freeway in order to expand the freeway by another lane, they have to make this bridge. this the mullonnd bridge and the landmark is coming down. it's come down in one big chunk buried into the hillside. most of it is coming down about chunks the size of basketballs. this is a 53-hour project and mayor says they hope it will be done in 53 hours. first version of carmegeddon. it was done in 37 hours. this one is going to take longer because its 30% longer span on the north side of the bridge. to get all of this down, you have to basically chunk away at this. they are hoping by tonight to have all of this northbound span down but they wanted to encourage people to sta

out the space craft which plowed through space at 17,000 miles per hour will have to crawl through l.a. at a snail's pace. >> it's kind of like the rock from lacma. it's about 10 times more delicate than the rock. and this is a national treasure. >> which brings to us one final example of astronaut understatement. >> you can't drop it. don't drop it. >> that is right. dropping the shuttle would be a bad thing, weighing 160,000 pounds. now, the process of taking endeavor off the 747 is known as demating. crews goring to do that process later tonight. at l.a.x., rob haze abc 7 news. >> and take a look at some of the images our viewers took great pictures and video of the flyover. there is this one. >> another, it passes over uc berkeley. >> this shows hangar one with a fly above. >> and this 8th grader e mailed thus picture passing over a middle school in san francisco north beach area. >> and we'd love to have your photos and videos, too. you can e mail them to us. >> and later tonight we'll have the report from sacramento where the governor today made future space exploration a new pri

after that it returns to l.a. permanently displayed as a museum exit. >> number three, mitt romney brings his -- campaign to the bay area today scheduled to appear at $50,000 fundraiser at a right home. >> number four, robin roberts says she feels energized as she recovers from a bone marrow transplant yesterday this is new video of her looking good with her friends and family. her sister was the donor. >> number five, live picture of san francisco's union square the apple store that is where the new iphone 5 is going on sale in an hour or two. hundreds of fans in line waiting for the doors to open at 9 a.m.. >> i think it is 8:00. >> let's check in with lisa one final time. >>> i just tweeted this shot, tough to look on twitter for it, pretty shot, low 40s, they told me i was going to get a live shot. nice, high clouds, 60s, 70s, by noon, 80s inland. >>> remetering lights oncoming into san francisco, golden gate bridge southbound light, delays when the endeavour flies over later this morning. accident 680 at at t

the show is called "the book of mormon," playing in l.a. you guys are doing a thing for fans who maybe can't afford the expensive ticket. that other people can. tell us about that. >> we're doing a $25 lottery, which is like, which is the first row of the theater. you show up a couple hours ahead of time, put your name in a hat and they pull. >> jimmy: if you don't get the tickets, do you keep the $25? how does it work? >> you get it back. >> jimmy: you do? that would be more fun the other way. >> we've been doing it on broadway, because people who can't afford to see the show, get to see the show. usually those people are the biggest fans and then they're in the front row and they are just so psyched and it makes the actors psyched and the whole thing just feeds on itself and helps. >> jimmy: definitely. mitt romney apparently -- >> he can afford the 25. >> jimmy: he can afford the tickets. have you invited him to the show? >> we have. we'll do it again. we'll pay for his ticket. >> jimmy: do mormons like this play in general? >> yeah, no,

[laughter] during the first carmageddon, some l.a. residents found life without their cars really inspiring. so they went to the woods and set their priuses free. [laughter] "drive, drive and be free"! but for most living here, it's not easy giving up cars. it's like new yorkers giing up their subways. or people in denver giving up their bongs. [laughter] are you going to drive this weekend? geoff: i guess the asphalt wasn't the only thing getting laid. ♪ [applause] craig: come on. [applause] ♪ craig: we'll be right back, everybody. have you ever had dÉja, deja, dÉja, deja-vu? the headphone jack is going to be on the bottom. (explosion noise) welcome back! guess the galaxy s3 didn't work out. no, i love the gs3. it's awesome. i'm just saving a spot in line for someone. hey! hey! mom, dad! oh, thanks for holding our spot. you guys have fun. home by midnight you two. hahaha vo: the next big thing is already here. the samsung galaxy s3. wait honey, this is the line for apps. i stand... yep! hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help

singer chris brown was in an l.a. courtroom yesterday for a standard probation hearing. it wound up being anything but. he got lectured by the judge after he tested positive for marijuana use, though she said the test was not a condition of his probation. a november hearing has been set to decide whether he violated his probation stemming from the 2009 beating of then girlfriend rihanna on other matters. the judge said the community service logs from brown's home state, virginia, were somewhat cryptic. >>> all right. well, prosecutors in los angeles say two people have pleaded no contest to charges of trying to extort $5 million from stevie wonder for a selacious video. both were sentenced to time served. >>> according to guinness world records this music video -- you know it -- it's gangnam style. it easily passed the lmfao "party rock anthem." it's also the number one song in 31 countries on the itunes charts. they obviously haven't seen bill karin's version of gangnam style. google that. >>> a kitten has found an unlikely new foster mom. a dog. the dog is now nursing

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mootage of judges the x factor is back for season two---with demi lovato and britney spears joiniig l.a. reid and simon cowell at the judge's table.cowell says: "i always know that on the first day whoever we hire within two or three hours there's going to bb a "what the hell have i've done". everyone goes through it. i always say, one hour away from that."snd full: (x factor season 2))"you can't destroy that song sweetie"promos for the show have offered glimpses of judge britney crushing the hopes and dreams of some contestants during the early auditions.cowell says: "you were like a duck to water." spears says: "no i was it was ann then you gradually get use to it. "cowell says: "it's hard because they all boo you." snd full: (x factor ssason 2 pen minute promo reee) i want to know who let you on stage cowell says:you have to hhve that good gut instinct and importantly straight away, both of them were veey happy to say no to people. i actually came over as a softy. i ould say yes to people and they're like looking at me going to be stars. and i'm like yeah, you got a point..o what is

i was out in l.a. doing an interview with justin bieber and his mom who has a big, big book coming out, patty, which i think we'll have on in a couple of weeks. also while i was there -- we start rehearsals today for my show. >> what's it called? >> "scandalous"! >> i heard a rumor. >> carolee had never been at angela's temple. she had never, ever been there before. it was so much fun to see her light up while we were there. it's been a good week. it's been a good week. will. >> while we were gone, jay leno had a little fun at our expense. you know the whole prince harry thing is still brewing. that thing is not going to die. >> too juicy, too good. >> leno had fun. let's listen to this. >> two of the women that allegedly partied with him. you knew this was going to happen. they've now come forward. here's the report. take a look. >> not every girl can marry a prince, but partying with one has to be a close second. days after photos of prince harry hit the internet, a new photo showed just who was part

. >>> let's go live to los angeles, the 405, l.a. bracing for carmageddon part two, doesn't start until tonight's regular friday traffic there. crews will finish demolishing the mulholland bridge, 405 shutdown in both directions expected to begin 7:00, continue to monday morning. caltrans advising commuters to stay away from the western part of l.a. this week. similar shutdown took place last year, again we've had signs up, warning signs by the sides of northern california freeway saying l.a. freeways are going to be a mess, something to that effect. >> don't need extra traffic. >>>:19. stanford -- >>> standing ovation predicted by kristen sze for regular nfl refs now back on-the-job. >>> thursday night football fans in baltimore gave returning refs a standing ovation. here they are walking out, actual officials i hope they enjoyed it. the love lasted 60 seconds. here the first call. >> offense, number 74, penalty declineed 1st down. >> kristen sze tearing up at the sound of an official referee making a official call in a timely mann

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who is it, l.a. reid? >> l.a. reid. >> jimmy: and britney spears. >> yes. >> jimmy: everyone's talking about this. i can't wait to watch this thing. >> i'm so excited. >> jimmy: it's gonna be fun. >> yeah, it's gonna be amazing. >> jimmy: now what is it like judging, and you're kind of being a mentor to young artists, because you're young yourself. >> yes. i am. i'm only 20, and sometimes i have to you know, critique people that are older than me. and i'm like, "i'm sorry, but, i really respect you sir, but --" >> jimmy: "i respect you, and i respect, like, your pipe and things on your elbows and stuff. you're very old. take your cane and go." >> yeah, so that's kind of difficult, but as the competition has been going and going, i've actually been able to really mentor people, and it's just such a gift to be able to do that for somebody when you know, i had people help me when i was growing up and it's just an amazing way to feel like you're giving back. >> jimmy: like, who are your mentors? >> my mentors -- my mo

>> four days later i lived in l.a. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? this is how people wind up becoming, like, sex toys for ar arab shieks. i move and next thing i knew, i was in saudi arabia. >> i had a backup plan. a computer programmer, i knew how to wrestle. so, worst case scenario -- >> jimmy: you could fight your way out. >> he turned out to be a great guy and i worked out. >> jimmy: i have to say, a great story but it's going to result in terrible things for anyone who is watching this. they will believe when you go to those modeling things at the mall that it's a good idea. did you have to pay them anything? is it one of those -- >> it is one of those things but i was a spectator, you know what i mean? the guy just approached me and he was like, i want you to come. i didn't have time to have a yard sale. i was like, knocked on my neighbors doors, i was like, take what you want. as i'm leaving, people are coming out with canned goods, my microwave. >> jimmy: you had them loot your place? >> i did, i did. >> jimmy: so, you came out here, did you

he appeared at fundraisers in l.a. and san diego. and he told the crowds that the president failed them with his economic policies and he plans to add 12 million jobs in his first term. he will go to ohio and virginia. he trails president obama in all three states. the president is taking a break from the campaign trail today. he visited wisconsin yesterday selling the sold out crowd that romney is trying to divide the country. he will visit ohio and virginia as well in the next couple days including virginia beach on frizz. he was in the commonwealth last week. >>> in the latest fact check, a double dose of falsifications. >> the math simply doesn't add up does it? >> it does, and the good news is that five different studies -- >> that the machinery on "meet the press." romney and ryan said the five studies proved their revenue neutral traction blend woman work. our partners at fact check say you have to consider the source. >> of those five studies, two of them are blog items, the other three, two were written by advisors to the ro

about reforms changes here that people can really identify with in a direct fashion that was occupy l.a. activist matt ward. and continuing on with our look back at occupy some interesting developments are starting to be made public that we want to discuss and you may remember one of the issues many occupy protesters spoke about over the last year was their concern that they were being surveilled by police now of course many movements around the country members of these movements actually spoke with police on a daily basis however some activists we spoke to said they believe police officers were going undercover taking notes collecting information about them activists which would then be turned over to authorities well it turns out those so-called conspiracies may in fact have been accurate the american civil liberties union has obtained initial documents they had to file a lawsuit to get their hands on and contained in these documents information about surveillance of occupy demonstrations i'm joined now by linda lai attorney with the a.c.l.u. of northern california and linda first tel

. >> if we have going to reintroduce it, we will do it in l.a. >> we will cost things out go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> time to go back to mike baker for a post game wrap up. >> thank you very much, tom. keith, where are you going to be performing this weekend? >> i will be at the martin theater in panama city, florida. >> can you say that one more time? >> panama city, tickets on sale now. >> very good. katie, i heard a rumor it is your birthday? >> it is not my birthday, but it is my little brother's birthday, so happy birthday to my brother. >> that's nice. do you want to say his name and age? >> he is 22. his name is paul. he is on twitter. he is single. he lives around new york, ladies. look him up. >> greg, would you like to, i don't know, for the first time shamelessly promote your book? >> tomorrow on "the five" i will unveil the cover of my book as a cover reveal. it will be exciting. it will be a huge book. >> excellent. tom, that's it. back to you. >> thanks so much. that does it for me, tom shallou. see you next time. roamed with e dinosaurs. prime time so settle in. >> o'reill

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