clemens could cause the shots on his buttocks. he said he had never seen a complication like the one presented by mr. clements. -- mr. clemens. the head trainer said he had never seen a side effect from may -- from a b-12 shot like the one on mr. clemens. it also appeared in a tip that a mass was not caused by a stray glut or other muscle strain. we have testimony that on numerous occasions, he had conversations with mr. clemens regarding stacking of steroids. given the physical testimony -- the physical evidence we have had, that seems to be consistent with much of what mr. mcnamee is saying. how am i supposed to receive this testimony as someone who is looking for the truth? i am looking to be supported by the physical evidence. this is not supported of your claim. much of this is a portent of mr. mapping -- mr. mcnamee's assertions. i want you to explain to me the import of this evidence. how can this all be wrong? >> he has inserted into the record a report by dr. murphy. we ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a re

i guess that would make us the buttocks of california here in hollywood, right? going to miss him. i really am. mean tile meanwhile, another unusual leader from the world of entertainment, wyclef jean, wants to run for president of haiti. he said he hopes the haitian people will look past the fact he has very little political experience and be forgiven for that horrible remake of "we are the world" so he can lead them to a better future. if california can be governed by a kindergarten cop, haiti can be governed by a fugee. or a black-eyed pea or some combination of all of them. this is kind of funny. north korean singer is being accused of plagiarizing a popular south korean love song and altering the lyrics of the song so that -- to sing the praises of their dictator kim jong-il. the original song is called "maze of love." supposedly it's one of kim jong im's favorites. and now it's been specifically rewritten for him. ♪ i went up the mountain ♪ so see dear leader's face ♪ i wore my best outfit with feathers and lace ♪ ♪ dear leader's eyes so sexy ♪ body so stro

>> most commonly on the hips, on the buttocks, the abdomen in pregnant women. it's very common.. the time frame is very important. people who do things very slowly don't tend to get them as much as when the change occurs rapidly. >> how treatable are they? >> stretch marks can be treated sometimes. the over-the-counter creams don't work that well. you want products with retinol available by prescription. there are products that will help to improve the texture, the color, but there are new laser procedures incredibly helpful to change the color and some real promise in eliminating stretch marks. it's expensive and you need a lot of treatments but they do work. >> the technology is coming along? >> technology is improving. >> how about varicose veins? what are those? >> varicose veins are the large, sort of palpable veins or vessels that you see on the backs of legs or the sides of legs and they're usually purple or blue and usually you can see them or feel them. >> they actually have more to do with what your heart is doing than your leg is doing and there can be pain involved,

her face, chin reduction, neck, waist, hip and thigh liposuction, eared pinned back, breasts and buttocksion. ryan defended doing all that work on montag, claiming she was not addicted to plastic surgery. >> most of the times we're doing multiple procedures because these people don't have the time to divide things up into ten different surgeries. >> dr. frank ryan's list of celebrity clientele was quite extensive. i mean, it was anyone from heidi montag to janice dickinson, to gene simmons and shannon tweed, to adrian curry and vince neil. >> reporter: this morning dr. frank ryan is being remembered as a nice guy who died way too early at age 50. on her twitter account, montag said she was devastated by ryan's death, calling him an angel who, quote, changed my life and the lives of everyone around him. he met. matt? >> all right, george lewis in malibu this morning. george, thanks very much. >>> still to come, the bed bug invasion. it is spreading nationwide. now, they're even showing up in movie theaters. but up next, the bag of chips that is good to the environment, but bad for your ear

. >> my face, my back, my breasts, my buttocks, my legs. >> reporter: what you can't see are the psychological you're ashamed. you can't tell anyone you have bed bugs because they shy away from you. you're scared of everybody. you get paranoid of everybody, even at your work. >> reporter: missy hendricks of the test management association says it's an all-too-common story. >> people do off times find themselves dealing with anxiety, sleeplessness, oftentimes depression. i hear stories of people that truly are on the brink of holding on to their sanity because of all they're experiencing. >> reporter: having bed bugs means bites, itching, and trying to get rid of them. they can bring untold mental anguish and social stigma. >> unfortunately, if someone does find out their friends or neighbors do have bed bugs, oftentimes the social visits do stop, cocktail parties, dinner parties get canceled. >> reporter: that can leave sufferers feeling isolated with no one to turn to for help and support or even worse. >> the anxiety, the depression. a great deal of reclusiveness that comes when people do ha