you know, donny could have had anything. he's had everything in the world offered to him, as i have, as well. as a man, this says a lot about my brother. my brothers, they're good men. they learn that from my father who was an amazing man. but he's been there for his wife and his kids too, which is very commendable. >> we're going to take another short break. when we come back, i want to talk to you about the miracle of the new album after 30 years. >> after 30 years. yeah, hardly wait to talk about that one. she has this thing about bugs. no, no, no... i do not have a thing about bugs. i have a thing about bugs in our house. we used to call an exterminator. ugh... now i go ortho. home defense max. i use it once inside to kill the bugs. stops them dead. guaranteed. and outside to keep new ones from moving in. that's up to 12 months protection against bugs. and 12 months of keeping our house to ourselves. until your mother comes. right. ortho home defense max. defend what's yours. two of the most important are energy security

you know, donny could have had anything. he's had everything in the world offered to him, as i have, as well. as a man, this says a lot about my brother. my brothers, they're good men. they learn that from my father who was an amazing man. but he's been there for his wife and his kids too, which is very commendable. >> we're going to take another short break. when we come back, i want to talk to you about the miracle of the new album after 30 years. >> after 30 years. yeah, hardly wait to talk about that one. ♪ na, na... ♪ na, na-na, na [ men ] ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ goodbye [ flushing ] ♪ [ both ] ♪ na, na... [ woman ] ♪ na, na-na, na [ men ] ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ good-bye [ male announcer ] with kohler's powerful, high-efficiency toilets. flush. and done. [ all ] ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ good-bye ♪ you got love you're living the good life ♪ >>> you two have gone back in the studio and made an album together. >> after 30 years, piers, can you believe. >> what finally brought you back to recording? >> well, i had t

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girls having donnie osmond wife burning parties. like linda mccartney. >> if anybody could write a book, my wife could. but she never would. >> we talked about marie's life, but how important to you has it been to have the love of a steady wife of 30-odd years. >> 33 years. it was the only thing that kept me sane because, you know, i'm not saying this because -- i'm going to sound ego maniacal, but point to another teeny bopper star who didn't go through the drugs, the alcohol, the women, and things like that and i'd have to say my wife is the one that got me through it. my faith obviously was a big factor, but my wife went through it with me and she -- she was my rock. she kept me strong, and five kids and three grand kids later -- >> but he's also been there for his wife and that's the great love story that they have is, you know, donnie could have had anything. he really -- he's had everything in the world offered to him, as i have as well, but as a man, you know, this says a lot about my brother and my brothers. they're good men

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of to connect donnie warren to ronald allen. every time we came up short. so we decided to put donnie on the back burner and concentrate all our efforts on ronald allen. >> was ron allen the shooter and could the videotape identify him? allen was 5'3" inches tall. what was the height of the shooter in the videotape? to find out, detectives went back to the store to recreate the murder. with gradated height charts set up around the store and using the door and sunglass display as reference points, a height test was conducted using the same security camera, set at the same angle with the same framing that recorded the actual murder. when the test video was compared to the murder video, it showed the shooter was 5'4" inches tall. ron allen's mugshot was taken when allen was in his stocking feet. with shoes, allen would stand 5'4" inches. ron allen voluntarily agreed to take a polygraph test. >> did you have anything to do with what happened? >> no. >> he failed. at this point, police needed to make sure that ron allen was the man i

. >> it mist be the donny name. >> donny osmond. because marie. donny and marie right across the street at the flamingo hotel. this their tenth year. >> we just signed our tenth year. we were supposed to be here six weeks. they just keep asking us. ten years with my brother. aluminum is the ten-year anniversary thing. and i told donny working with you for ten years i feel foiled. >> that's good. >> tell us about the show as you start your tenth year? >> we have people come from all over the world. well change the show up every year. right now thing is my favorite show that we're doing because it's our tenth and new dancers and just got voted best choreographed show. but it's a fun show. we love the people. we're very personable. we have the longest meet and greets on the planet. >> people like that. >> they do. and whether you knew us as young kids in our teens from paper roses or meet me in montana or broadway or whatever. >> a little bit country, a little rock 'n roll. >> you got it. you can even sing it if you want. ♪ i'm a little country, i'

i'll do donny, too. we might have a winner tonight. >> a loser. >> i have to say i really liked that you said, you know, look. you have to approach teaching with common sense. you have to grade teachers and i think that's not a typical left wing or center left position but it's very sensible and so i applaud you for that. i was psyched. you get my award tonight. >> the two -- both the women at the panel get my award for shaming the men and showing us that the stronger sex does not cheat. so you made us all feel very small an we'll do better. okay? >> not buying it. >> be a better man. >> i didn't want to vote for you but everyone is. >> wow! >> i thought that was interesting, 50% of the 2010 college graduates aren't working in a job where they need a degree. that's so depressing. >> i had that stat on my paper. i think donny cheated.

of to connect donnie warren to ronald allen. every time we came up short. so we decided to put donnie on the back burner and concentrate all our efforts on ronald allen. >> was ron allen the shooter and could the videotape identify him? allen was 5'3" inches tall. what was the height of the shooter in the videotape? to find out, detectives went back to the store to recreate the murder. with gradated height charts set up around the store and using the door and sunglass display as reference points, a height test was conducted using the same security camera, set at the same angle with the same framing that recorded the actual murder. when the test video was compared to the murder video, it showed the shooter was 5'4" inches tall. ron allen's mugshot was taken when allen was in his stocking feet. with shoes, allen would stand 5'4" inches. ron allen voluntarily agreed to take a polygraph test. >> did you have anything to do with what happened? >> no. >> he failed. at this point, police needed to make sure that ron allen was the man i

. >> donnie has no impulse control. no morality. and completely values the wrong things. >> 22 million in three hours! >> indescribably complex roles that have stretched these four actors to their limits. and won them nominations for hollywood's biggest prize. the oscar. tonight, "vanity fair's" krista smith sits down with four of hollywood's hottest actors in "cnn spotlight: and the nominees are." >> what's awesome about these dresses is they do look good on a lot of different body types. >> i met up with best actress nominee amy adams at the dbf journey of a dress exhibition in los angeles. where one of the dresses she wore in "american hustle" is on display. how was that for you to be so out there? just to be so exposed? >> we were trying on clothes, just -- it just sort of became this thing. when sidney was feeling -- it's like this strange mix of vulnerability and power that she has. >> play your part. >> fine. you play your part. >> she used it as a manipulation. she used it as a distraction. she used it as middle finger to he

i'm donnie in for piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world and welcome our studio audience. [ applause ] >>> tonight the return of wean -- weiner gate. you heard what anthony wiener did. >> these things are in my past. >> these things are in my past and i think citizens understand that. >> you heard what he said. >> it's been rough. these are things i brought upon myself and i thought they would come out towards the end of the campaign and some of them have and so look, i'm pressing forward. >> okay. now we want to know what you think. should anthony wiener get out of the race for mayor -- >> no. >> will new yorkers forgive and forget this latest scandal and should huma abedin stand by hermann. crisis management is something i've learned in my career and tonight i put together a panel of experts including star jones and scott stringer, who is in race himself against eliot spitzer. we want to hear from you. tweet us at piers morgan live. i want to start with the rebranding of the

joining me again, donny deutsch and jodi kantor. everything since i have been here, we have been headed toward some cliff, some crisis, some turmoil. at the last minute, they do a deal. it's very child-like, it seems to me, in terms of adult politics. what is going to happen this week? are we actually going to fall off again? >> well, you know, the problem with reporting the story is you have experienced, too, is there's a groundhog day quality to it, right? it does seem to follow the same pattern again and again. what we have seen in the past is that there have been last-minute deals, sometimes with hours to go, to avert the worst that does seem to happen. that at the very, very last minute, almost as if we were watching a movie, at the oscars, something happens to postpone the crisis. but then really, we just face the sort of next subsequent round of budget battles, so one of the questions we're keeping our eye on is is the president's second term really turning into a long, depressing series of budget battles. the white house so

. >> donny has no impulse control. no morality. and completely values the wrong things. >> indescribably complex roles that have stretched these four actors to their limits. and won them nominations for hollywood's biggest prize. the oscar. tonight, "vanity fair's" krista smith sits down with four of hollywood's hottest actors in "cnn spotlight: and the nominees are." >> what's awesome about these dresses is they do look good on a lot of different body types. >> i met up with best actress nominee amy adams at the dbf journey of a dress exhibition in los angeles. where one of the dresses she wore in "american hustle" is on display. how was that for you to be so out there? just to be so exposed? >> we were trying on clothes, just -- it just sort of became this thing. when sidney was feeling -- it's like this strange mix of vulnerability and power that she has. >> play your part. >> fine. you play your part. >> she used it as a manipulation. she used it as a distraction. she used it as middle finger to her lover who brought his wife.

let me bring in donny osmond, dw donny you knew dick clark for 40 years. what was the importance of "american bandstand". >> it was the show that everybody wanted fob on because they could be stars, they could become legends thanks to dick clark. he was such a great personality, a great businessman. but when you talk to him and i have known ever since i was about 12, 15 years old, i had my first number one record, i was on bandstand, he always had the ability to treat you as a friend. we can come up with words and larry even said it, ryan seacrest said it, he was a wonderful pioneer. he was that, but i like to look at it a little differently. who is the next dick clark? i mean when you think about it, there's a lot of influential people in the world, you being one, there's a lot of influential television shows that represent talent out there. but i think you would be hard pressed to find someone to fill dick clark's shoes, what he was able to accomplish and how he did and the legacy that he lived. when you look at it from that peck speckive, when you say t

that was donnie's big intro scene. i had been rehearsing the scene for six months. >> for hill, the pressure of performing for martin scorsese was intense. >> i was absolutely terrified. >> i tell you what, you show me a pay stub for $72,000, i'll quit my job right now and work for you. >> we do this scene where i meet leo. he's happy, i am happy and we move on. now we're going to shoot the scene after lunch of just me quitting my job in the phone booth. we're doing take after take after take and martin scorsese is not happy. not mad, but he's not satisfied with whatever we're getting. i just keep doing take after take. i don't know, i keep trying different ways and i don't know what's going on and he kind of clears everybody out. so i'm starting to get really nervous -- >> i can imagine. >> like what does he want? what am i doing wrong? and timely his assistant ashley comes up to me and she goes, are you okay? and then that really freaks me out, because it means it's noticeable that i'm doing a bad job and everyone ca

that was donnie's big intro scene. i had been rehearsing the scene for six months. >> for hill, the pressure of performing for marten scorsese was intense. >> i was absolutely terrified. >> i tell you what, you show me a pay stub for $72,000, i'll quit my job right now and work for you. >> we do this scene where i meet leo. he's happy, i am happy and we move on. now we're going to shoot the scene after lunch of just me quitting my job in the phone booth. we're doing take after take after take and marten scorsese is not happy. not mad, but he's not satisfied with whatever we're getting. i just keep doing take after take. i don't know, i keep trying different ways and i don't know what's going on and he kind of clears everybody out. so i'm starting to get really nervous -- >> i can imagine. >> like what does he want? what am i doing wrong? and timely his assistant ashley comes up to me and she goes, are you okay? and then that really freaks me out, because it means it's noticeable that i'm doing a bad job and everyone ca

the donny and marie show, the flamingo hotel, las vegas. a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll. a little bit heartwarming nostalgia. for my entire interview with donny and marie, go to cnn.com. that's this week's "travel insider." >> i'll be back in one hour. we'll have a pretty amazing interview with a riveting photographer who is legally blind and just won a cnn i-report award for his work. i asked kurt weston earlier what he hopes to achieve through his work. >> i do want my work to speak to my own personal life experiences and i developed a certain technique in some of my work which i call my blind vision work which illustrates the emotional and psychological weight of sight loss. >> he's legally blind and hiv positive. he has a tremendous story to tell. stick around and see that later on today beginning at 4:00 eastern time. i'm fredricka whitfield. stay with cnn, "your money" starts right after this. see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you

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donny deutsch i have your results right here. like the academy awards. >> get the kids away from the screen. >> number one thing we checked the number one thing that ages us all, is blood pressure. it's like a fire hydrant squirting away the lining of your arteries, if it gets damaged, they get hardened. your blood pressure is 140/90, would be 115/75. the high number is how much force, the low is when you relax. 110/72, perfect. >> see, mom, nothing to worry about. >> one for one. >> second thing from the finger stick, usually one time is the blood sugar. it tells us whether you have little pieces of glass shrapnel pretending they are sugar scraping that left lining of the arteries. if it's more than 125 it means you are a diabetic. if it's between 100 and 125, if you have been fasting, you're pre-diabetic. 80 million americans are diabetic or pre diabetic. >> if we solve that, we solve the health care problem, obesity, amazing. >> they are all caused biobess -- by obesity. 80 million, we're left now with a problem mortgaging our

let me bring in donny osmond. donny, you knew dick clark for over 40 years. what i'd first like to ask you is, what was the importance of "american bandstand" to any young musical act in america? >> well, it was the show everybody wanted to be on because it presented their talent, they could become stars, become legends, thanks to dick clark. you know, he had such a great personality, he'd be on television, great businessman, as connie was saying. but when you talk to him -- and i've known him ever since i was 12, 13 years old. when i had my first number one record i was on bandstand. he had this ability to treat you as a friend. you know, we can come up with words, and larry even said it, ryan seacrest said it, used the word "pioneer." yes, he is. we've come up with a lot of wonderful words. but i'd like to look at it a little different way, piers. who is the next dick clark? when you think about it, there's a lot of influential people in this world, you being one. you have a voice to the world. you have a lot of influential television shows that present tal

donny tells me you're strange. >> donny is strange. no, i just -- i think that -- i don't play politics. i don't do that. i think there's too many celebrities out there claiming what they believe and i think it's our job really to get people out to study the issues and to know what they believe and what they want to vote for. >> but do you feel excited about the possibility of a mormon president? forget for a moment whether he's a republican or democrat. >> i don't care what they believe. i don't vote any one party. i vote for the person. i think you have to look at -- this is what i vote for. i'm in new york city and i look at the statue of liberty and it says all of you, you know, who are here to breathe freedom. that's what i love about our country. and i believe in our constitution and i believe in people that want to keep what our forefathers so brilliantly put together. people came from all over the world to this country for what? freedom. nothing should take that away. that's why, you know, what he believes and i mean, look at p

donnie -- >> tell me about compromise. whether it's washington or whatever it is, what is the art of compromise because you must have it with donnie all the time, the way you navigate through it. >> you know, there are many right ways. you know, you may think your right. i may think i'm right. we may both be right. what i always believe is the right way is the peace of the way. what i see is that people don't talk, they don't communicate. they don't -- they just -- my way or the highway and i don't think anything works. i don't think that works with your children or in a marriage. i don't think it works with yourself. i think you have to constantly and analyze and look and grow and consider and change and be willing to see lots of different sides. i don't know. hey, i'm no expert. i'm no -- >> when we come back, marie's family, faith and fabulous lifestyle. ordinary rubs don't always work on my arthritis. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthri

>> donny, she was in -- >> we'll get back to that later. first question, basically, i want to throw something out. does it matter -- forget pro-choice, pro life. women today still make 70 cents on the dollar. in both adadministrations. does it make a difference for the working woman? >> yeah, it makes a difference. let me tell you why. in 2009 when president obama signed the lilly ledbetter act. forget about the 77 crept option a dollar. you don't want us to be a pundit. >> this is pundit, not putt. >> it allowed women to have more time to actually oppose and come and say, you're not treating me fairly. it allowed women to be able to have lesser stan dares for the corporations to stand up to. means more women are wing so they can earn more. that's a really important thing that happened. if you're opposing it and you want to get paid more money because you feel it hasn't been good. now you have more of a time to prove your case which wasn't true. >> ryan actually voted against that and romney has not been clear where i stands on that? >> he

donnie -- >> tell me about compromise. whether it's washington or whatever it is, what is the art of compromise because you must have it with donnie all the time, the way you navigate through it. >> you know, there are many right ways. you know, you may think your right. i may think i'm right. we may both be right. what i always believe is the right way is the peace of the way. what i see is that people don't talk, they don't communicate. they don't -- they just -- my way or the highway and i don't think anything works. i don't think that works with your children or in a marriage. i don't think it works with yourself. i think you have to constantly and analyze and look and grow and consider and change and be willing to see lots of different sides. i don't know. hey, i'm no expert. i'm no -- >> when we come back, marie's family, faith and fabulous lifestyle. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our

. >> donnie could have had anything. he's had it -- he's had everything in the world offered to him. it says a lot about my brother. and my brothers, they're good men. >> a little bit of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. >> my life is is a bit crazy. moving around different country every day, long tours. >> plus musical performances and a visit from an angel. this is is a "piers morgan tonight christmas." >>> good evening and happy christmas. this has been an extraordinary year for all of us on "piers morgan tonight" and this holiday season seems a perfect time to share some of my perfect moments of 2011. tonight i'll talk to beyonce, donnie and marie osmond, and lenny kravitzs, and sensations il divo, landau murphy jr. and tony bennett jr. pays trib to amy winehouse. we'll begin with a very special christmas for superstar singer beyonce and her equally famous husband jay-z as they prepare for the birth of their first child. before they shared the baby news of the worlding beyonce told me about the values she's might instill

i want to go to donny deutsch who's in new york. you've spent an entire career building one of the biggest advertising and marketing companies in the country. earlier i was talking to a cruise expert who said, from her poll so far, there's a bigger impact from this cruise ship disaster on people's willingness to take a cruise in this country than there was from the costa concordia. how big of a problem do you think this is for carnival? >> the good news for carnival is, three months from now, six months from now, it's not going to be a problem. we live in a world where people are used to things going wrong. we've seen such horrific tragedies. nobody got hurt here. carnival has been doing everything possible to make it right. they're going to give refunds to these people, the crew has been acting wonderfully. we took a poll tomorrow, are people taking cruises no? this will be fine for carnival. the whole cruise line industry. when people look at this they don't just go, ooh carnival, cruises offer things for people theyen cat get oth

we'll now have a selection by reverend donnie mcclurkin at this time. let the church say amen as he comes. >> amen. ♪ tell me what do you do ♪ when you've done all you can ♪ and it seems like it's never enough ♪ ♪ tell me what do you say ♪ when everyone's gone away ♪ and you're all alone ♪ tell me what do you give ♪ when you've given your all and seems like you can't make it through ♪ ♪ well, you just stand when there's nothing left to do ♪ ♪ stand and watch the lord see you through ♪ ♪ after you've done all you can ♪ ♪ you just stand ♪ tell me how do you deal with the shame and tell me how can you keep on smiling ♪ ♪ while your heart has been broken ♪ ♪ and the soul filled with pain ♪ ♪ tell me what do you give ♪ when you've given your all and it seems like you can't make it through ♪ ♪ child, you just stand when there's nothing left to do ♪ ♪ just go on and stand and watch our lord see you through ♪ ♪ yes, after you've done all you can ♪ ♪ you just stand and be shown ♪ you just stand

i saw donny hathaway which i don't know why anyone lost the don lemon donny hathaway connection just now. but don lemon just sung for all we know. and okay. okay don lemon. >> you are the roberta flak to my donny hathaway. ♪ where is the love ♪ where is the love >> i'm going to take that compliment. i'm trying to focus on it. i'm thinking he did the whole thing. he did this with it. that's all i'll probably see. i know i'm going to talk about biden and trump. right now i'm just thinking about donny and the hathaway and don and the lemon. okay. >> donny hathaway -- and people are going to be mad at me, i'm sure. but three male singers, really. donny hathaway is the best i know. luther vandross comes a close second. oh, my gosh, why can't i -- i feel like steve -- what's his name from texas where he couldn't remember the third. but i can't remember my third singer. >> that's probably a good thing because now every male singer you meet in the future or come across, you'll say i meant you. >> they'll think it's him. >> i meant you. you've got to leave one to be like you know i was ta

and donny deutsch tonight. we are starting right now. good evening. i'm donny deutsch. the big story tonight, i'm guest hosting for piers while he's on assignment. first up, my one on one with michael j. fox on life, limbaugh and keeping america great. plus, meredith vieira, i want to know what she thinks about what some people say is a gop war on women and what she thinks about this dnc video. >> planned parenthood going to get rid of that. >> planned parenthood, going to get rid of that. going to get rid of that. >> first up, michael j. fox. how are you, sir? >> good to see you, donny. >> first, how are you feeling. >> good. as i say it is beautiful day outside and that helps and i do better when the weather is good and i feel great. >> you know, when you see michael j. fox and hear parkinsons, take me through a day. take me through what is bad about the day. we see you on camera and as a crusader you go home and have four great kid and a wife. take me through a day in the life and what it is to live with this. >> the larger part of the day 99% of the day is the same