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We are going to have fun. >> in other words he was going sit down there if he hadnt spoken to me and read the cards and find out who we are honoring. those corny jokes he told, but people loved them because dean told them. now if we told any of those jokes today as ourselves they wouldnt be asxfunny. dean would do jokes like, hey, did you hear about the angry deer who stumbled out of the forest? boy thats the last time i will do that for 10 bucks. thats the joke dean would do. he would say, did ...

Never laid eyes on, and they "jaws," says all these bucks will be investing. will change what you end up there is a sense among some paying at the box office. >> eventually you will have to people, and the kick starter is pay $25 to see the next "iron for the grassroots for the small time inventor in their garage, man," and $7 to see "lincoln." or a film using their iphone, and thats not you, and you >> reporter: globalization has know, you have a rolodex with hit hollywood and the number one al...

>> reporter: just like in the "pink panther" movies, the thieves in the real life seem to make spectacles of themselves. as for those trying to stop them or keep them behind bars. matthew chance, cnn, london. up next, an american woman in spain to see her son dies in the horrific plane crash. family and friends share their story and grief. we are taking a closer look at hillary clintons relationship with anthony wei r weiners wife, huma abedin. uits then choose one of nine entrées plus dess...

Newsroom at the top of the hour. gps continues right now. nothing is more american than football and its not just the nations most popular sport, its big business even for americas colleges, where athletes are recruited to play in televised spectacles. if the football program of the university of texas were a stand-alone business and if it were for sale, it would be worth more than $760 million. others arent far behind. thats according to ryan brewer, a professor at indiana university who cond...

We now are starting to look a lot like rome and we ought to worry about that. >> bill: you should have worn a toga when you were out there saying this. >> you are mr. show biz. >> bill: why dont you explain to people who dont have history degrees about the comparison between ancient rome, which was the most powerful nation on earth at the time and then it fell to america today? >> to collapsed of its own weight. government grew, the parallels are interesting. just increases in taxes. increases i...

The u.s. open is all the about more than anyone really. he really gets it. on a personal note, my son already 4 on fathers day. and i said to him on monday, phil, you know im a big fan of yours -- >> can i borrow your g-8? >> yeah. that will come later, you know what i mean? >> by the way, shane, where do you get off thinking theres a g-8? the last time i checked into fleets available, there were only g-6s. maybe you travel in big circles. >> reporter: well, yeah. well, this is my ignorance with...

Problem throughout the empire, and so dioclesian decided to try and persecute the christians. >> a religion whose founder told people to turn the other cheek now witnessed its followers slaughtered by the thousands in public spectacles. it was another roman emperor, constantine, who came to the rescue. was his vision of jesus just before battle a miracle, or just smart politics to pacify a growing faith?

The other religions in its wake. >> over the next 100 years, christianity not only survived, but thrived in the roman empire. and by the end of the 3rd century emperor dioclesian whose own wife and daughter may have converted to the religion, was so threatened by the growing power of christianity that he launched yet another campaign to wipe it out. >> the empire at this time was maybe 60 million people, so there might have been something like 3 million christians at this time. and they were kno...

And persecute the christians. >> a religion whose founder told people to turn the other cheek now witnessed its followers slaughtered by the thousands in public spectacles. it was another roman emperor, constantine, who came to the rescue. was his vision of jesus just before battle a miracle, or just smart politics to pacify a growing faith?

Sexual assault to come forward? theres a huge stigma and great deal of empathy for those who commit the crime and not the victim. >> i do think thats the case. but i do think this situation and the guilty verdict here may lead girls and young women to come forward, may lead for more women and girls to come forward. i would hope so. i think the mothers language here about inherit daughters strength and her perseverance really helps survivors understand that this isnt just one womans story or one ...