hollywood sort of clarifies that. tavis: hollywood, washington. >> crazy, both places. i've lived many, many places in my life and i have to say santa fe is the first place that feels like home, really. we have a friend of ours who's in the film business, and when he saw "fair game," he said it is a great cross between high noon meets all the president's men. and there is that straight line of the political context in which both of these movies were made and the message is trying to sends, which is abuse of power. tavis: did i read somewhere you're working on -- is it a spy novel? >> yes, surprise. tavis: what can you tell me about the secret novel? >> i would say in general, hollywood tends to portray and popular culture tends to portray female operations officers, very highly sexualized, lots of physicality. and i wanted to -- i still wanted -- i want it to be a thriller and exciting, but also more realistic, where you're smart. that's actually your best weapon. so you'll working on that. we're raising our twins. i'm doing advocacy for the nuclear nonpro live rage and

plenty of cars would have been around hollywood after midnight in this area. it's a very busy area, and actually it's not unusual for there to be violence here in this area. in fact, halloween night five people were shot within about a block and a half of where we are right now. one of the first landmarks she would have gone by is the cnn bureau building here on sunset at cowenga. we're still about five and a half miles away from where the shooting happened. this is the intersection where ronni chasen apparently stopped and was turning. this is the most likely place police think that the shots were fired into her car. apparently from a higher suv vehicle that was parked next to her, and after the shots were fired, apparently she continued to drive down this direction, but some distance down the road before her car actually came to a rest. she was still alive though and possibly driving, trying to get away. this is the spot that ronni chasen's car hit a utility pole. one that's now been removed. it did hold a streetlight, and it was here that paramedics found h

he's hollywood's dr. fix-it. he's fixed bruce jenner's facelift, boosted kourtney's and kendra's breasts. he's there to help the megastars sculpt their look. what percentage of hollywood has had some work done? >> probably 70%. >> reporter: they are taking out their plastic for plastic. and the key to survival in this industry is to skal calpel your through. i've heard that you are sort of the michelangelo of plastic surgery. what makes you the go-to doctor? >> i'm a perfectionist. i know what looks good and what doesn't and i'll stand there until the end making it work. >> reporter: dr. fisher is known as a breast man. his special technique for natural looking cleavage avoids the fake circular look in favor of the tear drop. there's a list of celebrities walking around with fisher breasts. kendra, holly madison, kourtney kardashian, katie price, to name a few. all publicly boasting his handiwork. and it doesn't stop there. kendra even put him on her reality show. >> what size do you wear now? >> not even an a. >

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forget about hollywood treasure and profiles and history. you, personally, what's the coolest thing, the coolest piece of memorabilia that you've seen that you would want in your own collection, not for sale for you to keep for ever? >> well, the coolest thing was in the 12th century, there was a document that was a papal document and ordering what the crusaders would dress like on the crusades and they were saying, you're about to go on a crusade and you need to adefense attorney -- adorn yourself with a white tunic and red cross. did you keep it or sell it. >> it wasn't mine. but you know what -- that's really -- >> that's one of the things i was like, well. launching the crusades, that's cool. and you're around the cool stuff all of the time. >> that's the great part about the job, we hunt down treasures and most film art facts are missing and the studios in the 60s and 70s sold the assets and sold it and threw it away and we're trying to track it down. >> i would find it hard after i tracked it down to give it up to someone else. >> it's

and hollywood health & society consulted on that. we had a psychiatrist consult. the show actually sent us, they sent us the script ahead of time. in fact, they sent us the rough edits. so we sat with a psychiatrist in our office for a second round to review every episode, which is very rare for a network to do and they did an excellent job. we then collaborated with samhsa to develop a public service announcement. we got permission and samhsa helped us develop a script. and this psa featured this gorgeous young actress who was the woman with bipolar disorder in the story referring young people to a special landing page, a web site. and we tracked the traffic. there were huge spikes the day of the show and the day after this psa aired. and kids actually could enter discussion threads. and there were some really heart-breaking stories in there; kids who said, "i've been telling my parents for 2 years there's something wrong with me; now i know i have bipolar disorder, they don't believe me." well, in this case it was one of samhsa's partner groups, they had trained

hollywood is very much devastated. i read some of the studios are canceling their meetings right now. i hear that you've set up a funds. >> i have. >> tell me about the fund and why have you done that? >> yesterday, in the midst of my horror and shock, i thought it would be a good idea to create a reward fund because i knew the police had no leads at this point. so we're trying to ask some people in the entertainment industry to gather together to put a $25,000 reward fund. good news. in palm springs, the film festival that schlee was actively involved in, they've come up with a $100,000 reward fund. so there's going to be a lot of interest and a lot of -- there's a lot of broken hearts right now. >> a lot of broken hearts. huge, huge interest and of course police are digging and lacking for possibly some voicemail she left minutes before this happened. we'll stay all over it. i'm sorry for the loss of your friend. thank you for talking woo me about it and kareen wynter. >>> now listen to this. >> we had a wonderful ho

funeral services will be held tomorrow for hollywood publicist ronni chasen. there are no suspects, no motive. but a whole lot of rumors are fueling this shocking story. chasen was found dead early tuesday, shot five times behind the wheel of her crashed mercedes-benz in beverly hills. she had just left a party for the new movie "burlesque." the mayor suggested the shooting could be a hit. he backed away from those comments the very next day. the police chief has been urging everyone to stop speculating, though. without much hard information, it seems everyone has a theory. for the next 30 minutes, we're going to try to make some sense of this mystery. and these people are going to help me out. they are beverly hills publicist edward lozi, who new ronni chasen. and then there's christine plesic and alan duke. alan, i want to start with you. walk us through what happened. she's driving down sunset, she's going to turn on whitaker. then what happened? >> well, she turns -- she's in a turning lane at a light. sunset at whittier, three blocks from the famous bever

coming up, he's one of hollywood's busiest actors. our all access profiles actor anthony anderson. plus, reality television. what does it mean for our culture? and finally, one woman's journey to see people hit hard by the economy. that's what's going on in "our economy. that's what's going on in "our world" starting now. captions made possible by the u.s. department of education and central city productions, inc. >> the world knows funny man anthony anderson by his many movies and television shows, but there's more to anthony than meets the eye. i caught up with him, of all places, on a golf course. anthony, thank you for being here with me, brother. >> my pleasure. >> good to see you. >> my pleasure. >> you looking good. >> thank you. >> i bumped into him the other day and i wasn't sure. >> done say bumped into me. >> speak honestly about how we met in the airport at jfk. you ran up on me as a wide-eyed -- you ran -- i'm not going to say "fan," admirer, whatever you want to -- >> stalker. >> borderline stalker. he ran past me. he ran past me. >> i walked -- >> he got in the front

times" columnist says tonight the reaction in hollywood has been incredulous. it's an attempt to lure younger viewers and buck the trend of declining ratings by going against the tradition of having an established comic usually host the awards. >>> all day today, americans have been remembering, with a smile, a laugh, with great affection and with the help of a lot of video clips, the great leslie nielsen who died yesterday at his home in florida. and if his work doesn't make you laugh, it is possible nothing will. >> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you can't be serious. >> i am serious, and don't call me shirley. >> the canadian born leslie nielsen had a serious movie career as a handsome leading man in dramatic roles for decades. but that's not important right now. instead, he will be remembered most for careening his career into comedy and for changing comedy forever. "airplane," "naked gun," he understood these went against type. that was part of the gag, because he looked like a serious man and the lines he left us will live forever. >> you b

este fue un lugar perfecto para hacerlo. >> hollywood for ever. fue inaugurado en 1999 y estÁ lleno de historia. 1899. aquÍ vemos la cinta de rosemari. >> tenemos gente nueva en la audiencia. cada vez que rogamos una pelÍcula, pero tambiÉn tenemos fanÁticos empedernidos. >> la primera vez estuve. con nerviosa. es una experiencia nueva. >> no se preocupen, que un muerto de pellizque un brazo, porque la gente no se sienta encima de las tomas, el Área es muy distante de los muertos. >> las tumbas estÁn atrás. >> los mismos famosos que se hacen aquÍ. no creo que les moleste que con este mini festival de cine se inmortalice su presencia en hollywood. >> para vivir esta experiencia no necesitas reservaciones, sÓlo ganas de pasar un buen rato entre los muertos en el cementerio mÁs antiguo de hollywood. >> puede ser una experiencia con poco macabra. los terrenos de ese cementerio tambiÉn son utilizados para celebraciones especiales como el dÍa de los muertos y festivales de cine muy concurre dos durante todo el aÑo. enseguida, le mostramos u

he gets the support of hollywood, who keeps employing him. and somehow even has ex-wives making explanations and defenses for him. >> brooke mueller is charlie's third wife. they got married in 2008. but just this week, he filed for divorce. paparazzi is talking to brooke outside her house in hollywood. >> charlie, we're with you, charlie. we love you. >> you his friend? >> i'm his father-in-law. >> her dad even seems supportive. >> is he okay? >> we hope so. we don't know. >> dad, no more talking. >> i know. >> no more talking. >> kind of bizarre, considering the violent blowup between brooke and charlie during a trip to aspen last christmas. >> my husband has me -- with a knife. and i'm scared for my life. and he threatened me. >> okay. what's your name? >> brooke. >> what's your husband's name? >> it's charlie sheen. >> the call came in to aspen pitkin county police on december 25th, 2009. officer mcfarlane responded to the call. >> during my investigation, i interviewed charlie sheen's wife. i also observed her injuries and photographed t

hey, we got some great news here in hollywood this week. yesterday, a federal judge lifted the lapd's band on the costume characters who roam around outside our building, posing for pictures, to get money to buy liquor. they had been banned for a few months, but now they're back and infor one cannot be happier. i missed the smell of never washed chewbacca costumes around here. so, if you would please join me in officially welcoming back the hollywood bul varld costume characters. here they are. superman. superman. good to see you. the hulk. hulk, how are you? wonder woman. captain america. cat woman. a transformer. the joker and spongebob squarepants. we salute you. welcome back. and we look forward to many years of companionship with you. is it -- is the door locked? oh, the door is locked. um -- if only they had some kind of superpowers to open it with. hulk, tear the door off the hinges. superman -- doors are his kryptonite. you know what, come back, just come back the way you came in, super heroes. [ applause ] or stay there, i don't --

big time hollywood heavyweights while the former white house chief of staff was in hollywood, some of his potential rivals in the race criticized him. for example, former u.s. senator carol moseley braun accused emanuel of abandoning the obama administration during the pivotal congressional races. and at a swipe of emanuel, gary chico held his own hollywood fundraiser last night at the hollywood grill in whiker park. chico is trying to become chicago's first hispanic mayor. but experts say he risks splitting the hispanic vote with city clerk miguel del valle. he talks up endorsement of another prominent latino lawmaker, joe moreno. last month former alderman manny flores put his support to chico. >> changing a tire on the side of the road, indiana service truck driver is killed by a passing vehicle. 63-year-old phillip amsten had been called to help a semi with a flat tire last night on i-65 in northwest indiana. he was parked behind the semi. police say he was working between the two vehicles when an suv slammed into the back of his truck crushing amsten. the suv rolled over and inju

you went to hollywood and you were wildly successful. why would you walk away from something like that? >> well, you know, there's this concept called the hedonic treadmill. what that means is that if you go and you do a hit tv show, then the treadmill suggested to be happier, you then have to do another hit and it's got to be bigger. then you have to get a bigger house and, you know, a better dog. i realized, you know, if i looked at my life in the '90s, i was enormously successful but not terribly happy. >> reporter: today he is content. he lives in manhattan with his second wife writer olivia genteel. they had a baby in january. when he feels like it, he writes. he performs. >> this brings me to elliott spitzer. >> reporter: whatever. it sounds like a hollywood ending only borowitz would write. and funny. there's no punch lines. >> i think that's everyone's worst fear in hol... hollywood is they're going to become a forgotten person. my feeling was i would like to kind of disappear for a couple of years. i'd like to do nothing and may

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she was hugely popular in hollywood. >> she had just a decade spanning career in hollywood. she was well known. she was well liked, and to attest to that, "the hollywood reporter" is reporting the six major studios are putting together a memorial for her this weekend. it's a rare coming together to celebrate her life. >> are police talking to former, i guess, clients? where is this investigation as far as trying to track down the person or persons responsibility for this? >> police are reviewing footage from some of the swanky homes in the area. >> and as we've put up, someone has offered a sizable reward for any information leading to the people responsible for this. >> right the palm springs international film festival is offering $100,000 for more information. all kinds of funds are being set up the to get more details. >> is she just the person everyone loved? >> everyone loved her. they said she was so dedicated to her craft. they all said it was a shocking thing to have happened. i mean, she was with one of her clients at the bulrlesque. >>> the 112th congress, how muc

hollywood health & society works with script writers and producers to get accurate health portrayals into television, film, and new media. so one thing we're doing, going back to the earlier conversation, we're using a transmedia approach, old and new media, so that when we do get an accurate tv health storyline on addiction, we then work with a group like samhsa to develop the script for psa and a dramatic plot point spin and storyline refer viewers to credible sources of information through web links or call-in hotline numbers. and a lot of times, we refer viewers to web sites where they can actually generate their own content and tell their own stories and have a conversation with other people in similar situations. and often these messages go viral, and then it really takes off around the world. so that's one approach. the hollywood health & society has a partnership with the writers guild of america, west and we work with writers to connect them to experts. so we could take a recovering addict or alcoholic in to meet with the writers. we might take a physician, a clinician, or a

as a kid when i was out of my reports people on the planet hollywood florida who are there over five hundred fifty million firearms in world wide circulation that's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. the only question is. how do we were in the other eleven and he's alleged real life prototype russian businessman you think that a brute nicknamed the merchant of death did own like easy engines and laughed off parallels. very sort of formula scheduling the to play this sort of law for this very silly and i feel pity for it's a bad move his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok hilton but that did not stop the thai peel court from ordering his extradition to the united states despite the fact the country's criminal court earlier refused to do just that in a move worthy of a bureaucratic record thai authorities moved good from prison to a u.s. airplane in under three hours without him seeing his wife or his lawyer and even though this case may seem closed the biggest question remains unanswered what does victor boot know to make

brian will be with us in a minute. >>> plus, the hollywood murder mystery. police say it wasn't road rage or random carjacking. someone wanted a publicist to the stars dead. we'll get the latest on that investigation. >>> but, first, a look ahead at the president's schedule today. he's in lisbon a, portugal, for back-to-back summit. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. is is the aar. medicare supplement insurance plan card. >>> well, the intrigue, the history and the grandeur of the british monarchy on full display this week with the announcement of prince william's engagement, the father of the groom rarely gives interviews, but tonight prince charles opens up in an exclusive interview with nbc's brian williams and brian is here with a preview of his conversation. brian, good morning. it's so rare to get to sit across from prince charles. what were your inpressions? >> well, it is rare. he doesn't do this often. he has a lot of passions on a lot of subjects, and you sit there thinking, of course, if and when he assumes the monarchy, he's supposed t

we need to have a connection between live and the hollywood -- a little hollywood, executive park, wrote -- executive park, that they have child care in supermarkets. it is a long time for the supermarkets to be in place, and that is all i am saying. to get the documentation to see whatever is being deliberated here is done in a good way. i know people, and give presentations. -- people come and give presentations. i know larry. we have to ask questions, and we also need smart planners. thank you very much. >> my name is espinola jackson, bayview hunters point. i have concern about the recommendation that comes out of this land use committee. there is a history of no hearings and meetings in my community of bayview hunters point concerning executive park. -- bayview hunters point concerning executive park. when they changed it to 34, one person was able to get alone because the bank was not giving loans at that time. what is going on now is that these developers are being demanded to do a fee, but all the money that is being demanded is going to visitation valley, where the city planner

near hollywood and vine. apparently, she left valet parking and went down sunset boulevard for about six miles through the sunset strip area, some very popular tourist areas, and then into the very posh residential area of beverly hills and sunset boulevard, arriving finally at an intersection where she may have been -- where her shooting may have happened, the intersection of sunset boulevard and whittier drive. this is the intersection where ronnie chasen apparently stopped and was turning. this is the most likely place police think that the shots were fired into her car, apparently from a higher suv vehicle that was parked next to her. and after the shots were fired, apparently, she continued to drive down this direction. >> and this is a really nice residential street. it's kind of a cut-through, too, between sunset down to wilshire for people who live around there and know the area. it's just over to the left, you'll see, that's where bugsy siegel, the gangster, was murdered by machine gun in 1947, about

explain what someone like ronni does in hollywood. and we'll talk to maybe her short fuse that could have led to this, we don't know. but tell us what she does. >> it's a shame that the spotlight on our industry has to be around a murder. usually we're behind the scenes. we're there for our clients, we're doing the red carpets. all of us -- it's a small family, this public relations community here because we all need each other. we all have our clients going to each other's events. we all want to make sure they're taken care of properly on the red carpet and that the stories on them are accurate with the media. if that didn't happen smoothly with ronni, she would be in your face and a lot of media people know that. >> so she ruffled some feathers in her day. but does that -- would she ruffle enough feathers for someone to want to target her for something like this, ed? >> no, absolutely not. come on. she's in the fluff p.r. business. she's dealing with fantasy. we're talking motion pictures. we're not talking crisis management and leg

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>> well, an up a has been completed on hollywood publicity ronnie chasen. she was shot and killed early tuesday morning. the l.a. coroner ruled the death as a result of multiple gunshot wound. no suspects. no motive. it's an open investigation. and authorities are trying to do everything they can to get clues on what went down. who killed her and who shot her as she drove home after the hollywood premier. they are working with business, homeowners. they confiscated computers. they are looking at surveillance video. anything for answer. she will be laid to rest this weekend, sunday at hillside memorial park here in l.a.. >> still a big question on everybody's mind out there why. brooke anderson, thank you. >>> wolf blitzer is next. eligible for medicare or retiring soon, we may have a plan for you. are you turning 65, new to medicare, or retiring soon? there's an aarp medicare plan from unitedhealthcare. that may be right for you, call or visit us on the web at answerstomedicare.com. >>> cnn has all your latest political news with the best political team on

there was a hong kong wave that merged with hollywood film. bally wood is merging with hollywood and a lot of money is transferring between both worlds. there is still the chief element and the fun dance element which we have fun with and incorporate and celebrate. there is also the art element that is changing and shifting and adopting a far more contemporary look and feel. >> road movie is tonight. >> road movie is tonight at the castro at 7:50. the main actress who was in a couple of films recently including brick lane is going to be there for q and a. before that we have in camera at 5:30 at the castro which is more of a political film which deals with one looking back at all of the films he has shot. and then we have the well. >> and they come to the box office and buy tickets? >> yes. at the castro. >> go for it. got nothing else to do tonight, go there. third eye film festival through tonight. go to third eye.org. and we are going to leave you now with a look at i hate love stories. i'm susan sikora. again, congratulations to the giants