cindy's secret?after more than two decades on the job, cindy remains one of the most visible faces and sought after super models in the world. >> yet her skin still looks remarkably youthful and gorgeously wrinkle-free. >> everybody wants to know "what is cindy using?" because we all know we want to look like cindy crawford. >> check out these photos. on the left, cindy at age 28. and on the right, at 41. here's another picture of cindy at 28 and on the right at age 43. and finally, cindy at 28 and today at age 45. >> how does cindy do it? >> her secret is renowned french anti-aging specialist, doctor jean-louis sebagh. >> he's been called "the wonder doctor," "a miracle worker," and "the youth guru." >> doctor jean-louis sebagh is a super exclusive doctor in paris. i was 28 when i first went to him, and i instantly noticed that my skin just came alive. and that was it, it was kind of love at first sight. >> doctor sebagh's treatments are in such demand, models, celebrities, and even vip clients wait

>> cindy, thank you. >> thank you, cindy. >> so you hear it, cindy bachman here with us. >> listening if in as we're getting the newest information from cindy bachman. one key question here that the sheriff's department is not able to answer is why is the man here on the right side of your screen, where is christopher dorner? we've been writtenning you the pictures of the cabin in flames. the key question is christopher dorner inside that cabin or did he manage to escape? >> one of the other questions here is what do they do with this cabin that is burning and when will they be able to check if he was in that cabin and if hep was killed during the course of that fire. the way it looks right now is they're going to let this fire burn itself out and they will not move in until it's safe. we also heard from cindy bachman saying at this point she's not aware that there were any hostages inside that cabin. she says it was an empty rental cabin. now all of this started a couple of hours ago. christopher dorner stole a car, went up to this cabin and then got into a shootout, we believe this

. >> reporter: cindy, can we be clear that was there somebody was inside of that cabin? absolutely. we believe that somebody was inside. the vehicle. and fled and then abandoned the vehicle and ran inside on foyt and went inside of this cabin and in beach with gunfire. and one of the deputies died. >> reporter: there is no indication that he escaped? >> we believe that there is still he was still inside. >> reporter: the altercation between the suspect inside and to the police. can you describe it. >> i do not know how many shots were fired, if that is what you are asking. i have no information about any other person being involved. >> reporter: to you have any information on those who ladies that were kidnapped. >> i do not have any more details about one knows details were stolen. but i just know that the vehicle was stolen and they described the suspect as looking just like christopher corner. i do not know if there were any details like that, confirmed. the only thing i can confirm is that the vehicle was stolen in big bear. that is the vehicle that the deputies were

militarism one such person is a world renowned peace activist cindy sheehan who's a tourist for a day she's actions like camping out at george bush's ranch in crawford texas in two thousand and five now cindy is taking her activism on the road with a new proposal called torrent. cross-country bike tour starting on april fourth. in vacaville california and in july third right here in washington d.c. so to talk about this ambitious initiative and what it hopes to achieve and joined by my friend cindy sheehan antiwar activist former vice presidential candidate for the peace and freedom party and author of peace mom a mother's journey through heartache to activism cindy thanks so much for coming on. it's always great to talk to you thank you for having me on of course this is an extremely ambitious initiative i commend you for what you're doing i think it's amazing talk about the demands that this tour has because i know it's not just about and in the war what other issues are you trying to call attention to. will return in a close attention to whistle blowers and the war economy and the

paul wagner has the story. >> cindy, cindy, cindy. what is that you say? our fine city is a dump?he nation's crapital? gossip columnist, cindy adams, didn't take a swipe at our lovely city, she launched a full out offensive. >> she said it is rank, smelly, putrid, vile, and a sewer. what do you make of that? >> she is not talking about any neighborhood that i know. >> adam writes in her column she drove down here and found d.c. stands for the district. >> is that the washington that you know? >> oh my god, that's awful. what's her beef with washington? no, that's not the washington that it's ever been. it's a wonderful city. >> so we should fire something back at her, don't you think? >> yeah. >> what would you say to her? >> i would tell her that if she felt like our community or the district was that bad, then she needs to come help us clean it up. >> when we showed the column to a couple from new orleans, they couldn't disagree more. visually, what do you think of it? >> i think it's historically beautiful. we have been doing a lot of the tourist stuff. we haven't been througho

paul wagner has the story. >> reporter: cindy, cindy, what's that you say? our fine city is a dump? the nation's crap-ital? on page 18 of friday's new york post, gossip columnist cindy adams didn't take a swipe at our lovely city. she launched a full-out offensive. >> she said that it's rank, murky, smelly, putrid, vile, and a sewer. what, what do you make of that? >> i can't, i can't -- she's not talking about any neighborhood that i know. >> reporter: adams writes in her column, she drove down here recently and found dc stands for the district of crap-ola. >> is that the washington that you know? >> oh, my god, that's awful! what's her beef with washington? i mean, no, that's not the washington that it's ever been! it's a wonderful city! >> so we should fire a salvo back at her, don't you think? >> yeah. >> what would you say to her? >> i would tell her that if she felt like our community or the district was that bad, that she needs to come help us clean it up! [ laughter ] >> reporter: when we showed the column to a couple from new orleans, they couldn't disagree more. >> visuall

. >> cindy, cindy, cindy. what's that you say? our fine city is a dump? the nation's crapiton?n page 18, cindy adams didn't take a swipe at our lovely city. she launched a full out offensive. >> she said that it is rank, murky, and a sewer. what do you make of that? >> she's not talking about any neighborhood that i know. >> adams writes, she drove down here recently and found d.c. stands for the district of crapola. >> is that the washington that you know? >> oh my god, that's awful. what's her beef with washington? no, that's not the washington that it's ever been. it's a wonderful city. >> so, we should fire it back at her, don't you think? >> yeah. >> what would you say to her? >> i would tell her that if she feels like our community or the district was that bad, then she needs to help us clean it out. >> when we showed the column to a couple from new orleans, they couldn't disagree more. >> visually, what do you think of it? >> i think it's historically beautiful. i guess we have been doing a lot of the tourist stuff. we haven't been throughout the whole city, but as a who

>> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn.your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. the makeup i wore from the other day. don't have nothing. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> she's leaving friday. we'll hold her inside. she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday and that will be the end of it, because there is no contraband on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suff

here is cindy krooe before.n, vogue >> oh, nice. >> all right, kids. take off your blindfolds. >> oh. >> whoa! >> all right, cindy. you ready? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look great. absolutely great. >> you look great. >> that's not me. >> that's you. look right there. louis, tell us about the hair. >> cindy, you look so gorgeous. >> you look great. >> she had highlights that were too light for her face color. i made her hair just a slight more warm brown, and then brigitte gave her this great haircut. she looks fantastic. >> kids, dad, what do you think? >> looks great. >> i love it. >> there it is. love that dress on her. show it. >> macy's is helping us on our american heart red with this dress. lauren by ralph lauren. and just a beautiful wrap dress. i know. great for valentine's night too when jim goes crazy. big applause for cindy. you can join your family. our second lady is sharon, who is 69 from seattle, washington. she told us that she spends so little time on herself that even her family has started yelli

her name is cindy and she fell on this boat. >> cindy mccage. >> okay. >> hello cindy? >> hold on one second. >> hello this is cindy. >> ed schultz thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> well, i'm anxious to get off the ship. >> did you have a fall? >> i did the first day. i did fall. and i hurt the left thigh and i bumped my elbow. it is swollen and red and scratched badly and i tried to get assistance and they said that the nurse was down fighting the fire. and several times my friend asked for some bandage for it and we were offered a neosporin packet and a band-aid. >> sure. >> i could have taken care of that myself. >> what happened to you. >> we were walking down the stairs to the -- the ship had lifted and we were going down the stairs and it was darker and i was stepping down and my foot caught on the edge of the steps i'm okay i'm bruised. anyway i'm fine i'll be okay. >> what are they telling you when you are getting off the ship? >> very anxious. it is getting rowdy here. >> they are talking loudly. anxious to get off the ship. >> are people mad a

so to talk about this ambitious initiative and what it hopes to achieve and joined by my friend cindy sheehan antiwar activist former vice presidential candidate for the peace and freedom party and author of peace mom a mother's journey through heartache to activism cindy thanks so much for coming on. it's always great to talk to you and thank you for having me on of course this is an extremely ambitious initiative i commend you for what you're doing i think it's amazing talk about the demands that this tour has because i know it's not just about the war what other issues are you trying to call attention to. will return in a close attention to whistle blowers and the war economy and the money spent on trying to call attention to the fact that there are war crimes happening right now but the previous administrations committed war crimes and crimes against humanity and the current administration is protecting. war criminals while they're persecuting was simpler hours and there are social justice and peace activists also and so you know i am upset with obama. as usual but i learned when

>>> cindy. >hi cindy. step in here for just a little bit second. look how cute you look. >>: thank you. >don't go- don't go too far away. >> >so we sent you back there. what did you experience? >> i just went back there. i put his system into play and made money. >did you really? >> yes i did. >how- how shocked are- >> i'm excited! >well you should be. how shocked are you that it was that easy? >> very because i really did not- i wasn't familiar with anything that i was doing at all and sat down and was explained what to do, very simple in a matter of a couple of minutes. i wanted like sit with him even long- i wish we had more time. i felt like i was like "i want more. i want to learn more." i want to do more. >good, well that's we all want more, yes? >guys thank you so very much. i appreciate you- wow, we all want more. this is a game changer. you're actually introducing your software that you actually use that you've been selling up to this point. what is the software? >>yeah, this software socialads pro that i'm givin

whether dad's on feeding duty or mom cindy, they know what 4-month-old bryson needs. >> if he's fussy, give him a pacifier. in about five minutes, he's out. >> reporter: the house is well stocked. >> he's got two at daycare. >> reporter: plus more in the refrigerator. >> transition into teething and biting. >> reporter: like most new moms, she worries about germs and scrubs the pacifiers, bottles and nip else every night. >> before i tell you what it do with this i need to tell you what's on this that can make you sick. >> reporter: dr. tom glass is at the osu center for health sciences. he wanted to know if pacifiers posed a health risk, so he gathered them up from random families. >> cut it to determine what's growing on the surface but what's growing in the pores. >> reporter: his team tested the surface and the inside and couldn't believe the bacteria. >> there's some strength in there and some listeria. >> reporter: strept and staph plus the bacteria that causes -- and yeast that causes thrush. >> causes thrush in infants, and vaginal infections in women, probably the most common

cindy marota "the students who have been able to have that early intervention when they were younger are able to adjust much easier to this big campus life." special education department chair, christine hagie, says most collegiate students on the autism spectrum have aspbergers, a highly functioning form of autism. for them the typical classroom enviroment can be challenging. christine hagie "the difficult part about class would be if there are a lot of bright lights if there is a lot of noise. i know in our building we hear drilling it seems like all the time and i think someone with aspergers would have a hard time." college can be daunting for the 50 registered s-j-s-u students with autism, but the disability resource center is there to help. cindy marota "the drc has our own center for accessible technology where the students can go and work privately and feel secure and comfortable there." the center for disease control says one in 88 children have autism. synapdx thinks the new blood test could prove to be a cheap and easy solution to get children the services they need. for u

cindy here to start off the hour.later, we'll be talking to one of the representatives of man mandiant that came out with the story of the hacking from the chinese military. bob will be here as a "friend of bill" next hour. >> our headlines making news on this thursday. hillary clinton will not be missing her secretary of state salary of $186,000 per year. "buzzfeed" reporting on the speaking circuit she'll be earning north of $200,000 per speech. there is a very exclusive group of people who make that much that includes her husband, bill clinton and former governor arnold schwarzenegger also earns over $200,000 a speech. >> arnold? >> you can't understand what he's saying. at this point in the game, he's tarnished. >> bill: what does he have to say? >> i'll be back. >> good morning. >> behind that, former president -- >> bill: california. >> this is not a tumor. >> former president george w. bush, dick cheney and al gore make between $100,000 and $200,000 per speech. >> bill: pretty good for hillary. she gives one sp

cindy boren thank you for joining us?llow her at washingtonpost.com, early league sports besider. senator ron besidestanding by. up next. >> radio meets television, "the bill press show," now on current tv. stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether

cindy southworth and ashley parker, we thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: pope benedict the 16th made a final appearance and then left the vatican-- the first pontiff in 600 years to resign. and u.s. army private bradley manning entered guilty pleas to some of the charges against him in a huge leak of classified material to wikileaks. >> woodruff: online, we take a look inside a virginia gun show. hari sreenivasan has the story. >> sreenivasan: amid the national debate on gun control, hear what gun enthusiasts had to say at a recent exhibit just outside the nation's capital. our multimedia project is on our homepage. and 60 years ago today, two men discovered the secret of life-- d.n.a. learn more about james watson and francis crick on our health page. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks, among others.

we are talking sports with cindy boren here and you at 866-55-press.vorite jock, bill press here this morning. [ music ] >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning >> heard around the country and seen on current tv this is "the bill press show." [ music ] (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. (vo) this afternoon, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audien

cindy levie is here to show us how to pull off the new spring trend.ng. >> let's start with leather. you did see a lot of leather on the runway. usually we don't think of it as a spring fabric. >> not at all. >> dressing it up. >> it's out there. this is a lighter leather. it's not really heavy. you don't feel like you're wearing a winter coat. jason wu and a lot of other places we saw it. we wanted to show you how you can pull it together at any price range. let's bring it our first model, ashley. >> glamour staffer, looking fantastic today. what's great about this leather skirt which, by the way, is faux. there is a lot of faux leather out there that looks fantastic. we paired it with lace. i love that leather and lace combination. it looks really sophisticated. the fact that it's pale makes it feel not too, too edgy. you could take and wear this on a weekend with little flats or sandals and a t-shirt. it could be a knock-around skirt. >> and you could wear it in the fall. >> leather leggings are another great piece. wear that all year round. >> leat

joining me exclusively is cindy steiner one of ethan's close neighbors. dramatic information coming out through the latter part of today involving various bombs that the now-deceased kidnapper had planted. what can you tell me about what we now know about this? >> well, you know, it's a very chilling reminder, piers, of just how dangerous this whole situation was, especially when this dramatic rescue was carried out by federal agents. how much danger they face and how much danger 5-year-old ethan faced because now authorities are saying as they went through the bunker in the aftermath, they've found one explosive device inside of the bunker and they found another located inside a pvc pipe which at one point was being used as a means to communicate. quite shocking to realize that those two explosive devices were there as the authorities raided. >> do we know what triggered the final assault by the fbi? and there are reports that there was some kind of shoot-out with the kidnapper. can you confirm that? >> right, yeah. the fbi is confirming that. they descr

of course, but cindy adams calling the entire district a dump? forget about it! clear to me that she's trashing the suburbs more than she is the city itself. i would say she's not too familiar with the city and maybe she ought to spend more time than just driving by. >> do you want to invite her down for lunch or something? show her around? >> reporter: well, maybe not. her paper, as you know, does buy ink by the barrel. paul wagner, fox 5 news. >> what do you think about the article? terry wrote, i am offended by the article and feel the writer has some nerve, writing for th post. yvette wrote, i agree, it looks terrible. and jerome wrote, i've traveled from nyc and dc plenty of times. nyc is way filthier. thanks for sharing your thoughts. >>> stop the presses. the washington post may be on the move. the publisher announcing the possibility in an e-mail to staff members this morning, saying the company has not decided when or where it may potentially move. copies of the newspaper have not been printed in the current location in over 10 years. the newspaper hopes

cindy says she has a male cat.elieve what crazitrini85 asks next. >> you know what would be a huge turn-on for me? >> what? >> he wants to watch her perform a sex act on a cat. he says people do it all the time. they discuss it further on the phone, where he tells her they'll need cool whip. the decoy says she'll try it if he's willing to strip off all his clothes and walk into her house naked. >> that's him right there. he's pulling in the driveway. >> as we told you before, according to law enforcement, asking a suspect to bring or do something specific demonstrates intent. >> there's like a green thing under the back door. >> the decoy keeps talking to him as he walks up the driveway. >> i'm going to find my cat. okay? just strip in there and i'll be out with the cat, all right? >> he's coming around. >> okay. yeah. whatever you want. i guess totally naked because that was the deal, right? >> this is a man who apparently sticks to a deal. he walks in the back door, takes off all his clothes in the laundry room,

attorney with with the asian pacific legal advocacy services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition. she is a founder and executive director of freedom house. she is the 2013 abolitionist award for providing exemplary services, -- em. (applause) we also together in collaboration with the status of women, with supervisors, department heads, the human rights commission we wanted to make sure that future generations of children are part of the solution. in that effort both in advocacy we have a strong, strong goal of educating our public and all the other kids and families in our city. this is a way of our quality of life, we cannot accept human trafficking. part of the way to do that is to have this be part of the kids education, and push strongly. the collaborative this year, allow the youth of san francisco to enter in a poster contest to provide artistic ability to the messaging of this really important movement. the 2013 poster contest winners i get to announce. i will begi

cindy's one thousand times that is why once again a political peaceful solution is what is necessary and good for the syrian people when i was in serious three months ago i saw it said that he actually will stay until two thousand and fourteen wait for the election and then see what happens i mean is this a realistic plan. you know one. would very much like the problem to be solved long before two thousand and fourteen if it were possible to be solved before two thousand and fourteen it's much better than waiting until two thousand and fourteen because we're talking about civil war and he's talking about elections. how does these two go together they don't you can't have election words civil wars or you need to stop the civil war and the civil war can be stopped. through the negotiations on the basis of the geneva agreement so if we have that resolution then we'll have an election what kind of an election depends on the results of the of the negotiations his future in his own hands at this point should it be in his own hands and talking about assad i don't want to talk about that let

cindy's one thousand times that is why once again a political peaceful solution is what is necessary and good for the syrian people when i was in serious three months ago i saw it said that he actually will stay until two thousand and fourteen wait for the election and then see what happens i mean is this a realistic plan. you know one. would very much like the problem to be solved long before two thousand and fourteen if it if it were possible to be solved before two thousand and fourteen it's much better than waiting until two thousand and fourteen because we're talking about civil war and he's talking about elections. how does these two go together they don't you can't have election words civil wars or you need to stop the civil war and the civil war can be stopped. through the negotiations on the basis of the geneva agreement so if we have that resolution then we'll have an election what kind of an election depends on the results of the of the negotiations his future in his own hands at this point should it be in his own hands. and talking about assad i don't want to talk about t

this nontoxic and it also requires typically a g twenty type of effort like we did with the tax even cindy tax avoidance schemes what is it about it's about everybody having a legislation that is conducive to words demanding that companies pay more taxes based on the wealth that they produce in each one of these countries the question of sourcing taxation from the place where wealth is generated is an internationally accepted principle that is now being betrayed by these practices that we are talking about but it requires that everybody does it because if not you're just going to go to the next country that has not changed its codes yet or to the other country that has not changed it's called and to ask for the corporation through the g twenty. of all the countries in the world like we're asking them on the question of exchange of ducks information of one hundred twenty countries are helping to generate tax information exchange and there is nowhere to hide anymore well that is the kind of cooperation that we would like to see and we would like russia to be the champion of this effort we're

. >> reporter: cindy greenwood is a new shooter. she won this handgun in a charity ralph. >> it's exhilarating, it's empowering, i think for a woman. i like it. makes you feel good. >> i'm going to be aggressive, i'm going to reach out and i'm going to shoot that thing. shoot! >> reporter: learning gun safety and technique can be daunting, but these women say learning alongside other women offers a sense of comfort. you've been in classes where it's just full of men. how is this different? >> you know, women have a little different learning ability. let's just say. i don't really know how else to say it. women listen. see how my fingers are? >> reporter: no question, there's a feminine touch to these classes. there's plenty of safety advice. and plenty of fun, too. >> that's it, girl. >> okay. >> you got it. >> okay. >> cindy lou-hoo. shoot, shoot! cindy is down to seven! you have seen the girl. woo! this is what i do, for this reason right here. smiling ear to ear. that was fun. >> thank you. i loved it. we loved it. that was fun.

twenty type of effort like we did with the tax even cindy tax avoidance schemes what is it about it's about everybody having a legislation that is conducive to words demanding that companies pay more taxes based on the wealth that they produce in each one of these countries the question of sourcing taxation from the place where wealth is generated is an internationally accepted principle that is now being betrayed by these practices that we are talking about but it requires that everybody does it because if not you're just going to go to the next country that has not changed its codes yet or to the other country that has not changed it's called and to ask for the corporation through the g twenty. of all the countries in the world like we're asking them on the question of exchange of ducks information of one hundred twenty countries are helping to generate tax information exchange and there is nowhere to hide anymore well that is the kind of cooperation that we would like to see and we would like russia to be the champion of this effort we're doing it out we're launching it out of mosc

twenty type of effort like we did with the tax even cindy tax avoidance schemes what is it about it's about everybody having a legislation that is conducive to words demanding that companies pay more taxes based on the wealth that they produce in each one of these countries the question of sourcing taxation from the place where wealth is generated is an internationally accepted principle that is now being betrayed by these practices that we are talking about but it requires that everybody does it because if not you're just going to go to the next country that has not changed its codes yet or to the other country that has not changed its code and to ask for the corporation through the g twenty. of all the countries in the world like we're asking them on the question of exchange of ducks information of one hundred twenty countries are helping to generate tax information exchange and there is nowhere to hide anymore well that is the kind of cooperation that we would like to see and we would like russia to be the champion of this effort we're doing it out we're launching it out of moscow

. >> storm cindy, you predicted it. sandy. coming up, and all take on a classic hollywood drama.ylvester stallone is back on the big screen. zombies are back on the silver screen. the hollywood legend rolls out a new action flick. arch campbell has a look at the weekend box office. is a hilarious twist on romeo and juliet. i just want to connect. not connect with people? oh, right. i'm dead. there is a hilarious the zombieion of world where they long for feeling. byt world gets rocked tries to killwho takes hernstead he back to zombie land. by the way, his name is r and ers is julie. oh my gosh. is that him? yeah. "warm bodies" is worth three stars. and is not of love. also opening is "bullet to ."e head they should've made this 30 years ago. star. >> "lincoln" four stars. gets three solid starts. great comedy. doing have stars for " django unchained." .bullet to the head" one star weekend, everybody. i'm arch campbell, abc 7

>cindy do you have children? this is dr. downey's wife. beautiful cindy. and do you- >>four. >four? and do you give them to your children too? >>yes. >that's wonderful. can you tell the difference in their school, their behavior? >>they're all adults. young adults. >oh. young adults. >>out of school. >you don't look old enough to have young adults out of school. >>it's the omega xl. it's it's the omega. (applause). >>anti aging. >>the anti aging part of it. >the anti aging part of it. well if it did to me what it does to her i think i'll take four a day. i'll tell you um so why do you like to take it cindy? what do you see about it? >>oh the energy level in me just increased dramatically within id say three days. i had a rotator cuff um problem in my right shoulder for seven years and i am completely pain free. (applause) and that... um i have had inflammation of the stomach probably for the past twelve years. i have none of that. >(applause) wow so those people that have acid reflux it would be good for them. >>we went one night without it and it was an amazing difference the next

you can remember cindy or tira or kate upton for a second time.> reporter: it's the cover you can't stop staring at. model kate upton sailing in the chilly antarctic waters. where is the swim suit again? this new video shows it all. in the horde luck magazine business, the "sports illustrated" swim suit edition is one of the few remaining stars. it has generates more than a billion dollars for time inc. kate is the first to be on the cover for the second straight year since tyra banks 20 years ago. tmz found her in antarctica publishing photos of the shoot a month before the cover was revealed. for years the swim suit issue has stood out for two reasons. they don't defer to the waives that frequent the runway and willing to give the models names. brinkley, ireland, mcfiercen. upton can join those names after "sports illustrated" fit her into the 2011 edition at the last minute she became an overnight sensation. first the dougie dance at clippers game. and then this video. corporate america got into the act. carl's jr. used upton last year. mercede

san bernandino county sheriff's spokesperson cindy bachmann says detectives haven't entered the cabin yet. >> if there is a body inside the cabin. authorities say it could take a couple weeks for forsenic results to confirm the identity. san bernadino county sheriff's department expected to release more details tomorrow. >> continuing our coverage in the manhunt for the former l-a police officer dorner. chris welch has more from the big bear area - where the story continues to unfold. continuing our team coverage. during the earlier gunfire between dorner and the san bernadino county sheriff's deputies. two deputies were injured. and one of them has died. making dorner the suspect in four murders. kron4's jeff bush has an update. >> reporter: this was the scene mid afternoon. you can see two sepperate helicopters transporting the two san bernidino county sheriff's deputies who were shot as they arrived to assist three game wardens who came under fire by the suspect. >> there was a brief exchange of gunfire and one deputy has died and one deputy has still recovering from his injuries.