and a natural hairline. the process and introduce you to a bunch of men and women who refused to accept hair loss sitting down. i just happen to be one of those people. this is how i looked 7 years ago when i was a contestant on american idol and this is how i look today. but hey, i'm just one person. let's hear what some other folks have to say. life comes at yourself fast and one day it really hits you, i'm bald. i hated it. she always wanted to go to the clubs or the trendy restaurants and i always like to go to a place like an irish pub where i can wear a ball cap and a t shirt and not have to wear dressed up stuff where everybody could see i was balding really badly. and i kept playing that game of if it would just top here i'd be good. unfortunately you keep doing that year after year and then suddenly it's just it's too far gone. i know my wife wouldn't care if i was completely bald. this is strictly a personal thing. it's just how i see myself. i loved bozo the clown when i was a kid but i never real

scalp darker so hair looks fuller, men who shave their heads are getting it done to hide a receding hairline. looks like they wanted to shave their head, not that they had to. >> and on to business news, first prepaid iphone in the u.s. will hit the market. and no apologies from morgan stanley. let's go live to bloomberg west with today's after the bell report. >> there is morgan stanley is defending it's management of the offerings. and rormtedly telling employees to be proud of the job and saying she was quote no nefarious activity but the company followed normal procedures when setting price and amount of shares sold. facebook stock did rebound today, closing up $29.60 a share, regaining 10% of the lows for the day. and facebook shares now down 23% to go up like may 18th. broader market closed lower. and there is disappointing reports overshadowed optimism greece will stay in the bureau. -- euro. and google applied for 50 top-level domains, some are picking other that's may have created potential. and the cost of 185,000s ndz application that adds up to $9 million in application fees. the

the more money you have, the faster your hairline recedes. >> bob: that guy partner raising money fort romney. that is the way they play the game. nothing new about that. the guys are in business of buying influence. they do a good job. >> eric: in the business of making money. >> greg: that is all it is. making money. this is why the debate gets tedious. it never moves the ball forward. you always have people like bob who don't like people making a profit. >> bob: that's not true. >> greg: and others who want to make a profit. >> bob: i don't have a problem with profit. i have problem with people profiting off the back of other people. >> greg: with profit comes risk and with risk comes failure. >> bob: try to say so nastily -- >> greg: that wasn't nasty. that's the way it works. you learn it as a kid. >> bob: when you are a multimillionaire you can say that. >> greg: i'm not a multimillionaire. >> dana: he didn't call anybody a vampire. that is nasty. >> bob: i don't think it's that much of a stretch. [over talk ] >> kimberly: it's crazy when people misunderstand the concept of how

and you can clear see that the hairline and then the ponytail itself.alon did say that, and i did a little research, protein treatments, would it take about three or four treatments to get on the road? >> three or four treatments. protein will be great. that will strengthen her hair. using a clarifying shampoo will be wonderful. so many companies have a clarifying shampoo. then add moisture. when you get it strong, moisturize. she'll have to wear her hair highly textured. different things like flex rods, permanent rod sets, those are great to get that curly hair back. and then continuing to trim, trim, trim, and treat. laying off the heat, especially thermal heat for a long while. >> my point, diane, was that it comes down to, well, i didn't do that. it's so sort of, i didn't give you that treatment, or who knows what happened. so to do this and to move on, because -- and she says, i am not my hair, and i like her positive attitude. but it is still, you know, what people see and so she does want to get that healthy head of hair back. that's my advice. >

[laughter] what evolution advantage is now with my receding hairline? >> i thought you knew that. it has something to do a test ostrow. >> already. [laughter] >> now that you've asked that really interesting question we want to make this an entertaining evening, and not, you know, anthropology 201 harvard, yes, we have a very good i.t. away we don't have any hair on the body. it is because we are persistent hunters. i think most agree with that. persisting hunting is destined in savanna where humanity evolves. you can see it today in the hunter gatherer. you go after them you have to try and kill it or slow it down. but if you don't succeed, then you can follow it or you can pick it kudu out of a small herd and you can chase it. all of these animals for millions of years of evolution have become sprinters. they can sprint away from every predator and they saved themselves that way. but human beings were above to the dissenters. a relatively slow, but we can go on a non-chemists knesset these hunters are gatherers. they are gatherers and their homes for animals. they are superb tra

. >> other than his hairline douglas "bozo" whitlow had little in common with his namesake and his crime was no laughing matter. when we met him he was in his 13th year of a 65-year sentence for rape and criminal confinement. when he saw his scars, it was evident being a sex offender made his time anything but a circus. >> i was burned with baby oil and hair grease. it got all over my arm. it burned my stomach. it burned my back, too. i healed up good. >> whitlow claimed to not know who exactly attacked him, but he offered multiple possibilities for why it happened. >> whitlow constantly changed his story about what happened and why he was attacked. at one point he told us he was actually defending a nurse who was the actual intended victim of this attack. >> someone threatened a gun, nurse [ bleep ] it, and so i didn't want the nurse hurt. i said throw it on me. >> another time he told us it was an accident that it occurred. at one point he admitted that somebody purposely tried to hurt him. >> i walked up to the bars because i thought someone said bozo. that's what the guys call me. i

literally -- his eyebrows, which are -- kind of runs in the family, quite large, were up -- sown to his hairlinere -- he would kind of drag them down. so they were going like this the whole time. they just kept going back up. >> jimmy: bono was like -- [ impersonates bono ] these kids are weird. [ light laughter ] i don't know -- they're scottish all of the sudden. i can't do a bono impression. >> i can't do it, either. >> jimmy: now, i want to talk about this movie, "virginia." look at you here. you got blonde hair there. >> oh, yeah. [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: now, what is "virginia" about? >> well, you know, i play -- her name is virginia. my character. and she is an interesting woman. she's eccentric. she's colorful. she's inappropriate. there are lots of things about her that are really very, very wrong. but a lot of things that are really very right about her. one of them is, she is an incredibly loving mother. and she is a single mom. and she -- i think has at the core of this movie is a really beautiful relationship between her and her son, who's a teenager and she needs to learn t

. >> nothing in your hairlines or anything like that? >> no. on my lip i have my initials. >> damn. >> r.c. >> r.c.? what is that in the middle? what's that in the middle? >> it was supposed to say robby but it didn't come out right. >> were you drunk? or what? >> no. >> you did that sober? >> yes, sir. >> all right. all right, let me see your left hand. this is the last time i'm going to see you, right? >> yes, sir. >> corley's tattoos are determined not to be gang affiliated. and he's cleared for a less restrictive general population housing unit. >> all right, man. you're good to go. >> thank you, sir. >> i.d. pickup. >> but first corley will experience one more sobering step. exchanging his street clothes for jail scrubs and plastic sandals. >> let's see what this says. it says we're taking away your freedom right here. >> keep going. >> carly will wait in a holding cell with other new inmates until his housing assignment is finalized. while corley's booking process was routine, many others are emotionally overwhelmed on their first day in

ivans is described as 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, with brown eyes, and what a reseeding hairline.ears prescription glasses. if you have any information on stephen ivans' whereabouts, you are urged to call the burbank police department. bill: could the president's about-face on same sex marriage end up backfiring? why one prominent conservative is saying the move will do nothing but help mitt romney. we'll talk to that person coming up. martha: he turned out to be a double agent working to derail an al-qaeda terror plot and find this man, the associated press breaking this story, but who leaked it? and will they face serious prosecution? bill: also in the west, california already in the worst financial shape of any state in america. now it's much worse than anyone thought. what the democratic governor plans to do in order to save the gold in the golden state. >> ♪ >> ♪ california dreaming. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 16 billion-dollar hole. not the 9 billion we thought in january. this means we will have to go much further and make cuts far greater than i asked for at the beginning of the year. m

he's six feet tall, 160 pounds with brown eyes, has a receding hairline and wears prescription glassese urged to call the numbers on the screen. the search is the largest the city of burbank has seen in the last 20 years. it goes on today. we'll bring you developments as we get them here in the newsroom. jenna: you wonder what made him run to begin with. there is a missing part to that story. we'll continue to watch it. thank you. jon: a major announcement expected today from the faa on plans to license domestic drones to law enforcement agencies. last month the faa released a list of dozens of sites to be authorized for launches right here in the u.s. will your privacy potentially be compromised? catherine herridge live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: it's described as a first case where an unmanned drone was used to arrest and american citizen on u.s. soil. it i involved a 16-hour standoff at a north dakota farm over six cattle that wandered onto this man's property. the man said was subjected to guerilla tactics. a s.w.a.t. team reportedly borrowed a drone from homelan

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