ANDERSON: Absolutely heartbreaking testimony from John Ritter`s widow in the $67-million wrongful death trial against two doctors. Amy Yasbeck sobbed as she described Ritter`s last hours in the hospital. She said Ritter was scared and asked one of the defendants if he could get a second opinion - one of the doctors if he could get a second opinion. But the doctor said there was no time. Yasbeck said after that, quote, "I leaned down to John`s ear and I said, `I know you`re scared but you have to be brave and do this because these guys know what they`re doing.` And he was brave for all the time I saw him." Yasbeck said that as Ritter was wheeled down the hall on a gurney, he used sign language to say I love you and she mouthed back the same words. Then he went around the corner and that was the last time she saw him.</s>ANDERSON: All right. Here`s something that really got me thinking today. How come when Hollywood`s bad girls mess up, everybody goes bananas, but when the bad boys get in all kinds of trouble, it is not a big deal? I want to know is there a big, bad double standard here? That is ahead in the SHOWBIZ special report. Also this -</s>PEREZ HILTON, BLOGGER: Mixing. I`m going to take some pills and booze and coke and weed and - crazy.
Heartbreaking Testimony from John Ritter`s Widow