beyonce, exclusive hour. this is piers morgan tonight. beyonce has won over a dozen grammies and may have to make room on the shelf for a few more. just hours from now releases her new album titled 4. she s with me now. how are you? i m wonderful. so nice of you to come all the way to london so i can interview you in my own backyard. just a coincidence. just a coincidence. i sat and watched you a couple of years, turned on the television. you were the first ever woman to headline there. an amazing achievement. what was it like for you last night? well, you know, i m still walking on the clouds. i m still kind of shocked. i can t believe what happened to me happened yesterday. i think it s because i ve seen glasston berry in photographs and on television. only amazing rock stars performed. it s just the coolest festival. i was able to see my husband perform there a couple of years ago. it was one of the most exciting nights. he had a bit of controversy. he came out
do you work out? i try. you know, i sort of it s what i call a british workout where you do it so you can carry on eating and drinking. and what she says about her life now. i ve never been happier, frankly, and that s the truth. i m not being coy. jane fonda for a remarkable hour. this is piers morgan tonight. if i could talk to just one hollywood star, that star would very probably be jane fonda. the stories this woman can tell, in fact does tell from her beginnings in one of the first families in movies to her ground breaking roles in politics and multimillion dollar businesses, even her life with the man that created cnn. she s not resting on her laurels. she has a book called primetime and she s here with me now. jane, welcome. thank you very much. i m glad to be with you. when you look at this extraordinary life that you ve led, when do you think your primetime was? i think it started at about 62 when i became single for the third time. and it s co
historic supreme court chamber here in the capitol building. tonight rick santorum s once little noticed campaign is riding into attention. thanks to the poll here in iowa, santorum is basking in the political spotlight at just the right time, five days before iowa s public caucuses. joe is trying to keep up with a man who is suddenly very money in demand. joe. hey, candy. i think you call it steady. that s the word he uses. he s had steady events, a steady flow of people coming out to see him. and rick santorum has been here for a long time, 99 counties, pretty much the only one to make 99 counties until michele bachmann said she s done it. very busy here in this state. good news on polls. also good news on fund-raising. the candidate told me today off camera that they ve had their best fund raising day ever online. this has been a campaign that has never been sort of a factor when you compare it to a lot of the other larger campaigns in terms of fund-raising, but one sour
will on the streets. journalists get a look at the violence syria doesn t want you to see. it is amazing to me how this guy has been shot this many times. i mean, he s superman. i have been shot three times. my fingers have bullet holes. did you hear had a? part man, part terminator. shot three times in a robbery. a marine pulls out the bullets with his own hands. and now he s talking about it from his hospital bed on this american morning. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, december 29. this is american morning. a lot going on today. let s get right to it. that s right. good morning, everybody. glad you are with us. i m alina cho. up first, dramatic shift in the political landscape with five days to go before the iowa caucuses. just look at this brand-new c cnn/ time poll. mitt romney on top in iowa now. followed closely by ron paul. newt gingrich plunging and rick santorum suddenly rolling right to the top three. gingrich now 11 points behind romney. he s
and is no longer attacking protesters. they ve been on the ground about 48 hours. their initial statements are so far stunning. the chief monitor of this arab league ober force is a sudden and east commander. not only a commander but also the former head of foreign intelligence in the government of omaral bashir, a man wanted for genocide in crimes against humanity. more on that in a moment. today, the head of the arab league team told reuters that things were calm and there were no clashes which has seen some of the deadliest violence. he said the situation seems reassuring. he said some places looked a bit of a mess but there was nothing frightening. nothing frightening. that is not what we have been hearing from people in and around homes for months and not what you will hear from a reporter that snuck into that city and returned. the footage he took is very disturbing. we re going to show you that in a moment as well. there s other video from homes to show you, but before