, harold ford junior, shannon greene and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. scor donald trump going scorched-earth on his guiltyg verdict and joe biden doing a victory lap on the successful law fair. the president telling millions of republicans they have noe right to call the trial rigged. the american printable that no 1 is above the law was reaffirmed to.ry donald trump was given every opportunity to defend himself it was a state case not a federal s andand its reckles dangerous and irresponsible fors anybody to say this was already good to just because they don t like the verdict.th he sported a goofy grin as hr ignored questions from reporters watch this. reporter: mr president can you tell us sir as donald trump refers to him as a political prisoner and blames you directly what s your response to that? do you think that conviction will have an impact on the campaign? we would love to hear your thoughts. before the lecture on norms
and now we can turn to that uplifting news. alan bates who led the campaign forjustice of victims of the post office it scandal being giving given a knighthood. he said the honour was notjust for him but for everyone who supported his cause. tracey emin was nominated for the turner prize and now has become a dame. also dame hodes for imelda staunton and the handbag designer anya hindmarch. cyclist mark cavendish was awarded a knighthood along with the composerjohn rutter. our business correspondence went to speak with alan bates. alan bates, congratulations. thank you. what was your reaction when you found out? it was all a bit of a surprise. it was a bit out of the blue. and, also, the time it was given. i think i received it on the lunchtime of the first day of paula vennells being at the enquiry, had a look being at the inquiry, had a look at my emails and it was there. i thought this is weird. is this a wind up? yes. to me the things are just say no. but there are a
reopened yesterday. i don t think she fell. i don t know if she was pushed. and beam me up, scotty. i ve waited years to do that. you re off my list. i m never going to come on this show again. because it irked me so for so long. the extraordinary william shatner. captain kirk himself opens up about star trek and why his co-stars hate him. what are you talking about? i thought i was loved. how he d like to be remembered. blazing in the sky with sky-writing, with fire, shatner. and the greatest moment of his life. what has been the single greatest moment of your life? doing the piers morgan interview. well, obviously. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. we start with breaking news, with shocking new developments in the case of natalie wood, the actress who once said her greatest fear was dark seawater, who drowned 30 years ago next week. her body was found bay mile from a yacht she d been on with her husband, robert wagner, and fellow
broker a ceasefire. meantime, a bombshell in the business world to tell you about. steve jobs steps aside as apple s ceo. we ll hear who s in line to replace the long-time leader. and hurricane irene batters the dominican republic, is over the bahamas and is heading towards the united states. full coverage of all these stories is straight ahead. captions by vitac battles, bounty and an offer to broker a ceasefire. we begin this hour with developments from libya. fighting continues to rage in the capital as rebels take on pockets of resistance. gunfire can be heard in the streets. clearly intense scenes playing out there. among the hot spots, the tripoli airport which has seen some of the most intense fighting. rebels are in control there, but they re now fighting gadhafi loyalists just east of it. one thing we re not seeing, any sign of this man, muammar gadhafi. but a benghazi businessman is hoping to change that. he s offered a $2.5 million bounty. and now one