large wager on tiger woods to win the masters. i think he s in an unstoppable frame of mind. he s back at number one. he s found love again. nothing can stop him. zach, christine, thank you both very much. thank you, piers. i want to turn to the other big story of the day. jerry sandusky speaking out from behind bars for the first time since going to prison for child sex abuse while at penn state. a new documentary, sandusky talks about the late visionary coach joe paterno and claims key witnesses in the case changed their stories. joining me now in his first prime time interview, documentary maker, john siegler. welcome to you. what is the purpose of the film that you are making? first of all, there is already a film made called the framing of joe paterno part one. this sandusky interview may be part of a larger film. it s an honor to be with you. you actually inspired part of my work here because on the day of jerry sandusky s verdict when you were anchoring here on cnn, you
and i wanted him to see the film so we can discuss it afterwards. i think it s safe to say he likely would have made a different film than i made were he making a film. but we had a fairly thoughtful, engaging spiritual conversation afterwards. and i m grateful to him for trusting me to make the film. you ve made some great movies i ve enjoyed. i enjoyed the september issue with the evil dictator or glorious emperor. depending how you view her. i view her as the glorious emperor. being promoted to an even higher empress chair. if i could offer you a chance to take anna winter or dick cheney to a desert island for the rest of your life, which would you take? that s anna winter is a remarkable figure. documentary maker, answer the question. no, no. you re talking about the greatest fashion editor to ever live. and they re both i mean, listen. i love making films about people who are extraordinary at what
but we had a fairly thoughtful, engaging spiritual conrsation afterwards. and i m grateful to him for trusting me to make the film. you ve made some great movies i ve enjoyed. i enjoyed the september issue with the evil dictator or glorious emperor. depending how you view her. i view her as the glorious emperor. being promoted to an even higher empress chair. if i could offer you a chance to take anna winter or dick cheney to a desert island for the rest of your life, which would you take? that s anna winter is a remarkable figure. documentary maker, answer the question. no, no. you re talking about the greatest fashion editor to ever live. and they re both i mean, listen. i love making films about people who are extraordinary at what they do and are deeply committed to their work. although i have to say dick cheney would probably shoot you
factory to the big screen has died. oompa. he direct that had 1971 musical classic starring zoo gene wilder. stewart said he did it at the request of his 11-year-old daughter who loved the book, char complete the chocolate factory. in fact, he gave his young daughter a small cameo in the movie. stewart also was an award winning documentary maker. he was best known for that movie which flighted generation delighted generations of fans. the daughter, the one who asked him to make the movie, says he died of cancer last night in los angeles. mel stewart was 83 years old this is the plan for back to school.
media outlets between fact and opinion needs to be more clear. he said there was never any deal struck between himself and murdoch, or even the hint of such a deal and the two became closer after he stepped aside as prime minister when he became godfather to one of murdoch s daughters, and, as some, and the sessions go on for hours and hours, frankly there is never a dull moment. they paid $6 million every year. in this case a heckler member of the public, a documentary maker, breached security at the high court and burst into the inquiry and called tony blair a war criminal and the judge was quite shocked and blair was saying he was afraid that would be the anyone that made the headlines after the very cousin inquiry. now, this is part of a three