the pamela anderson is our guest.gosselin has been described as having meltdowns on and off the set and clashing with her partner, tony. let's take a look. >> can you just show me? we don't have enough time. i'm stressed. >> really? why don't you pay attention to my teaching. >> i just want to learn. show me so i can get it. >> i love how you teach, but you're not taking into consideration how i learn. >> i've never been questioned on my teaching. >> please don't make arguments where there's none. >> i quit. >> you can't quit. i don't get it. >> larry: okay. she's been called a diva. true? >> we don't have these problems. damian and i have so much fun. we laugh all the way through the -- >> larry: what do you make of her problems? >> i see her getting her hair and makeup done and we talk about kids. she's been nice. she's been sweet. everybody has been. >> larry: were you surprised about that. >> everyone has been having meltdowns, there's a lot of tears on the show. >> larry: you too? >> i haven't had any yet. i'm no

tonight, from "gossip girl," chace crawford, anthony anderson.usic from taylor hawkins & the coattail riders. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hang in there. here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. and yes, the guy from the underwear commercials. happy earth day to everyone. earth day was started 40 year ago by senator gaylord nelson to focus americans on the environment and to distract them from the fact that his name was gaylord nelson. al gore is very wasted right now, i'm sure. maybe that volcano in iceland is just a candle. flowers wi flowers are no good. i think i'll draw the earth a bubble bath. the earth is fine, there are parts of it that are not all that great. didny released a new movie called "oceans" today. the documentary last year was called earth. this one is focusing beneath the sea. this one is narrated by pierce brosn brosnan. i like the on original narrater, christian bale. >> what the [ bleep ] is it with row? what the [ bleep ] are you doing? give me a [ bleep ] answer

>> i don't think so, anderson. the national security advisor to the president, jim jones, has studied energy for a long time, is absolutely convinced this is a matter of national security, we have to become more energy independent. others are very worried as economies get back online, grow again, the price of oil and energy stops will go way up and crimp the recovery. >> they're are big strong persuasive reasons. i think it has political repercussions. the overwhelming emphasis of the democratic party was to his and boo when they said drill baby drill at anywhere convention. the president did say, in the fine print, i'm going to do this. what he said in the state of the union just this january, drilling offshore is part of a broader more comprehensive strategy on his part. i don't think there's a big surprise on the substance. i think the surprise to me, anderson, is, he didn't, as he promised, use offshore drilling and nuclear power as bargaining chips with republicans to get them to come on board, not only -- >>

anderson, 2-1 delivery.he pitches way over from the third base side. >> jim p: it gives you a great angle to the right. i would think the left-handers last year -- if you look at last number's numbers -- a little different this year. the lefties are only 1 for 8 -- they hit better than righties. they hit .314. >> gary: 2-2 in the dirt, good block, suzuki. >> jim p: he has four pitches and the changeup probably is behind the curveball and the slider. again, the fastball -- you know, he can dial it up a little bit when he needs it. >> gary: he pitched two game against seattle, winning one, nondecision in the other. he gets strikeout. a one-two-three inning for anderson. now the orioles' left-hander matusz to the mound. ♪ [ man #2 ] half the calories. all the g. [ muhammad ali ] i'm gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. ♪ float like a butterfly. sting like a bee. i'm gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. ♪ sting like a... sting like a bee. [ woman ] half the calories, all the g. [ woma

here now is anderson cooper and ac "360." anderson. >> thanks so much. tonight in all this week, special reports on the church of scientology. allegations of former insiders that the church's top leadership condoned and encouraged acts of violence. denials just as vigorous from the church itself and blaming it on those insiders. two starkly different versions and only one can be the truth. someone is lying. first coming forward last year in the st. petersburg times with allegations of abuse against five former high ranking scientologists have found themselves under vigorous attack of the church they once dedicated their lives to. the former scientologists are accused of working together to destroy the church. >> the church will defend itself for its own sake and for the sake of its parishioners. these violence are out there and lying. >> current and former scientologists sent cnn dozen offers declarations, e-mails and accusations defending the church and its leader. in sworn affidavits, a number make allegations against marty and including a dozen instan

pamela anderson. >> larry: how is it to be on the show? been dancing for the past 22 years, and i was dancing on broadway for the past seven months. and got in contact with the show, a few of the guys, sent in my details, and -- >> larry: the rest is history. >> here i am. >> larry: what show were you on broadway? >> "burn the fall." >> larry: where are you from? >> australia. >> larry: i knew that. great aussies. she said she's never had a dance lesson in her life. how difficult was it to teach her moves? >> the best thing possible. because she's got no bad habits. so starting from scratch, and she's listening to everything i say. >> larry: have you had moments like kate gosselin had with her teacher? >> not yet. >> larry: haven't had -- >> no, we haven't had a fight yet. >> we need to get angry at each other. >> larry: it doesn't work. not you two. let's take a look at some rehearsal footage of pam and damian learning a dance. watch. >> pam's really responsive to all the technique i'm throwing at her. she definitely wants to get it right

anderson could be the loser.have no action in the bullpen so jim johnson trying to pick up an inning saved. in the bottom half of the 9th. crowley mighty happy to see the bats going, continuing with nine hits and six runs. 4 for 8 performance so far with runners in scoring position. 2-2. battling as gaudin continues to work inside, outside, and down on all the pitches. >> gary: you can hear everybody. sometimes not so good. >> jim p: i remember my rookie year, there used to be a guy that got on john orcino -- one of the catchers we had -- had a conversation with the guy. and the guy was sitting behind home plate. >> gary: that's not good. >> jim p: i think we finished seventh back of the twins. >> gary: to right field, will back up sweeney, going back and -- he's got it! [ cheers and applause ] sliding on his belly, he holds the ball up. and the call just now being made. you think -- [ indistinct ] >> jim p: it took gary awhile. very shallow and hoping he can get back on and it he does. sweeney about 6'4," long a

anderson. >> thanks, larry, keeping them honest tonight. the birthers are back and this time the legislators are listening. they're demanding he produce a birth certificate in that state and tonight you will hear from one of the arizona lawmakers who voted for the bill, keeping them honest. >>> you think the ash from the iceland erupting volcano is bad. what if it is only the opening act. we'll show you its bigger brother that could be on the verge of blowing its top. >>> and you will not be able to turn away from this mom's story, after complications from birth, she cannot move or speak, only move her eyes. the question and the court fight is over this. can she think and communicate, and should she be allowed to see her three young children? right now she is not. 2first up tonight, the birthers are back. legislators in a number of states are listening and arizona is trying to pass laws in response. the arizona house of representatives this week passing legislation to require a candidate to show a birth certificate in order to get on the pr

now, anderson cooper and "ac 36 360". anderson. >> thanks very much. tonight, keeping them honest. tea party leaders thinking about a call to arms. they say the federal government is reaching and forming a militia. a state senator says they have the right to get a guard. is this a dangerous move? also tonight, sarah palin may be the most talked about republican these days. in a new poll, she eesz not the top pick. what does it say about her political future? later, the 360 interview. the talk show host and best selling awe thor joins me. keeping them honest. tea partiers in oklahoma are experiences a volunteer militia because the federal government is overstepping its powers. the oklahoma constitutional alliance supports the idea. i say, is it scary. it sure is. when did the state stop rolling over for the senate. a republican who happens to be running for governor told the ap he was approached and believes a state guard would be authorized by the second amendment. it says a well regulated ma shi shah, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. critics ar

anderson cooper is here right now with "ac 360." anderson? >>> we'll have the latest on where the clouds of ash are now going and a "360" dispatch from gary tuchman from deep inside the dangerous clouds. up close tonight, they call themself the patriot movement. you'll hear what members believe about 9/11, whether it was a government conspiracy. >>> and later, new clues in the murder of a school principal who was getting results, winning the respect of his students. >>> it looks like the volcano that has shut down air travel for days cost airlines hundreds of millions of dollars is getting stronger, spewing more ash, up to 15,000 feet in the air. look at those pictures. to make matters worse, is that new cloud is now spreading south and east toward the united kingdom. the new development could complicate a plan to resume flights on a wider scale tomorrow over europe. it could also pose other dangers. first we want to show you what that ash cloud looks like up close or from inside. gary tuchman is on the ground in ice lan. he got caught in the

here now is anderson cooper. it's time for "a.c. 360." anderson? >>> thanks, larry. tonight, keeping them honest. a district attorney tells teachers if they use a new government-approved sex ed course, they could be arrested for promoting the sexual abuse of kids and end up in jail. >>> also tonight, tea partiers unite. they say they're forming a national federation and sarah palin could play a crucial role. raw politics ahead. >>> saving haiti. time running out to move tens of thousands to safety before the worst of the rains arrive. why is it taking so long? we'll talk to sean penn on the ground in port-au-prince. >>> keeping them honest, should teaching sex ed be a crime? this is not a hypothetical question. in wisconsin a district attorney has warned teachers that if they use a new government-mandated sex ed course, they could be committing a crime and serve up to six years in prison. this is the letter the district attorney sent out to five school districts. and he's going to be on the program in a minute to defend the letter. but i just want to show you what th

right now, anderson cooper and ac "360." anderson? >>> breaking news now at the top of the hour, a major scare aboard an airliner tonight that smelled like a terror attempt, thankfully it was not. it happened on the united airlines jet. a man coming out of the lavatory apparently when he was asked what he was doing for so long in there, he said that -- he made some sort of a reference to lighting his shoe on fire or shoes on fire. the man a mid level qatari diplomat was escorted off the flight, he's now in custody. joining us on the phone, peter bergen. as you heard from a source, even if this man had tried to do something, he is a diplomat, so he would have had diplomatic immunity, right? >> indeed, although there have been case is in the past where diplomatic immunity has not worked. there was a case in washington a diplomat from georgia killed a young girl in a traffic accident some years back and the country involved allowed his diplomatic immunity to be revoked so he could stand charges. diplomatic immunity is not -- doesn't excu

garret anderson. adam dunn's bat continues to be quiet.gers and the florida marlins at 17 have made the most errors in the national league. belliard has 2. dewitt, a couple. that's not like the dodgers, who have always been built around good pitching and solid defense. >> bob: josh, with a .470 on- base percentage. he has twice as many walks as strikeouts. >> rob: gets the fastball by him. >> bob: willingham, third in the league with 14 walks with adam dunn. there's the knuckler. >> rob: i know playing with a lot of good hitters over the years, some didn't even take batting practice the day they were going to face a knuckle baller. they don't want to see anything straight that day. other guys, they get upset. some of them, they think it puts them in a slump for the next couple weeks. so they want the day off. >> bob: kennedy got a tremendous jump. adam kennedy is in there. that's his third steal of the year, the national's 16th. >> rob: as bob said, when he does throw the knuckle baller, you see him take off. he's actually waiting a little

now it's anderson cooper and "ac 360." anderson? >> larry. thanks for much. >>> not at all. but we'll try. we'll keep trying, okay. >> so the deal for me is this. this is mystery that people try to unravel all of the time. you just told the story about the agency and the post adoption visit. people can really look great and they can really convince everybody that everything's good because they want to really do this. meet parents all the time who are hiding, who are in denial about their children's issues, who then finally get to a point, a breaking point, their marriage is disintegrating, their personal life is disintegrating, they have lost their jobs, they are depressed and finally, after a very long period of time, come clean about what's happening in their life. >> i don't doubt that this kid had troubles and this mom and then her mother both felt overwhelmed in dealing with her, dealing with the child, but clearly, they did he not go about this the right way. >> yeah, not unusual. many people take things into their own hands and figure out incredibly ingenious ways to

anderson.l you, interesting because a senior law enforcement official said this doesn't make sense to them when they heard about the disturbance of intended terrorist attack. this is a u.s. domestic flight and reagan has explosive capability that would have picked up such a bomb. they had questions as soon as they got the initial information which is why they have completely dismantled this guy's shoes. he's now without shoes and they're going through it pretty carefully to make sure there was no explosive. you're right, how stupid to make such a joke. >> bottom line from two sources, this was not an incident, a misunderstanding and we'll take a short break and have more when we come back. it doesn't take much; an everyday moment can turn romantic at a moment's notice. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis. with two clinically proven dosing options, you can choose the moment that's right for you and your partner. 36-hour c

anderson, the big question to me tonight is, goldman sachs says, yeah we may work with paulson but we bet against paulson and lost $90 million doing that. michael says i don't think that happened. but it does seem to me that's the most material fact to learn. because it just would be hard to believe that goldman sachs would intentionally defraud itself. >> for me, the layman lesson is don't give yourself a dumb nickname in an e-mail. you know? this guy torre, what did he call himself? the fabulous -- >> yes, yes. look, he's -- you know, one of

anderson, what's our lead?now you've been talking about the questions swirling around the case of justin hanson. a tennessee sheriff saying today, no charges, frankly. he does not have enough information. the mom is not talking nor is her mother. did the adoption agency do everything they could to screen the adoptive mom? did they really make sure they were fitting to parents? and where are the parents? well, they're not talking. we're going to try to get answered tonight. also, sarah palin hammering the deal for nuclear weapons. saying, quote, "no other administration would consider such a step." but is that true? well, actually, no, it's not. ronald reagan comes to mind. keeping them honest on that. and mississippi governor haley barbour waiving in on the confederacy controversy dogging virginia. we'll tell you why dig deeper on the civil war and why people see the conflict so differently. those stories and a lot more at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's anderson cooper 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. all ri

consecutivas al vencer por 8-3 a los atléticos de oakland y arruinar la primera apertura de brett andersons orioles evitaron su primera barrida en una serie de cuatro juegos en oakland desde el período del 23 al 26 de agosto del 2004 al atacar a anderson, dos días después de que los atléticos le dieron un contrato de cuatro años por 12,5 millones de dólares. mientras que aca en washington, craig counsell pegó un jonrón con bases llenas en la primera entrada, en la que los cerveceros anotaron 10 carreras, para que milwaukee derrotara 11-7 a los nacionales de washington. el dominicano miguel batista entró de relevo pero recibió el primer vuelacercas de counsell en la temporada. con su victoria, milwaukee evitó una barrida de tres partidos. nos metemos en la mls, porque el fin de semana tambien jugo el dc united y el resultado fue el mismo de los tres anteriores. perdieron 2-0 ante chicago fire con anotaciones del guatemalteco marco papa a los 80 minutos y cerro la victoria brian mcbride a los 90, esta fue la cuarta derrota en fila para dc united. un fin de semana en donde solo

when selling anderson security to them? that is my question. >> mr. chairman there are about eight e-mails here. i did not see the eiffel suggesting that we were short and i was trying to find that. -- the e-mail suggesting that we were short and always try and define that. >> 92. 93 -- take a look at document 93. >> within this exhibit? >> no, document number 93. and 94 together, showing the shorts. see where it shows the counterparty, the short side of the deal? goldman sachs, goldman sachs, goldman sachs -- see all of that? >> yes, mr. chairman. now answer my question. the lawyers i believe this shows the counterparty. but that does not mean that goldman sachs wasn't doing that trade with another client. it is very difficult for me to say i am looking at this whether we were short run not. >> assuming that you're going short, let me ask you the question -- should you have told the client when they ask how you're getting comfortable with this? should you have told them you're going short if you work? >you are asked a ques

now it's time for anderson cooper and "ac 360." >>> back to moscow with a note saying we don't want him anymore. it is causing reprecushions for all adoptions. also, sarah palin stirring up her base saying what is wrong with being a party of no? taking shots at president obama and newt gingrich and to some -- >>> a sad ending in west virginia. the four remaining miners are found dead. we'll have a live report. mourning the dead in kurdistan, the new government says the state could haviers are looted and they count the cost of violent protests. >>> an american grandmother triggers an incident when she sends a 7-year-old boy back to moscow. >>> thank you for joining cnn. i'm natalie allen. this is "world report." the worst u.s. coal mining accident in a quarter century just became the deadliest in 40 years. at a news conference in west virginia, officials confirmed what had been feared for several days, that four missing miners have been found dead. a massive explosion on monday killed at least 25 miners. search crews made a fourth attempt to reach an area of the coal mine where the men c

. >> pamela anderson did not look bad as a brunette. >> that was pamela anderson?she looks really different. >> i did not notice. >> who was looking at her hair? good boy, brian. >> i would always recognize pamela anderson. >> hollywood's famous sign has been saved from urban sprawl. >> thank-you hefner for that. he donated $900,000 to a fund- raiser to reach a $12 million goal. there's a land conservation pact that protect the land of the sciences upon. -- sign sits upon. >> 5:53 is the time. 54 degrees. >> 5:53 is the time. 54 degrees. >> in case of everyday emergencies... guys, go get changed! ...or soccer practice, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store what you don't. we're not playing helicopter now. ready when you are, they're trimmed of fat and consistently sized to cook in just 10 minutes. life's not perfect. that's why there's perdue perfect portions. [ male announcer ] perdue perfect portions. ready when you

let's check in with anderson cooper. anderson?he top of the program tonight, keeping them honest. in arizona, is arizona about to legalize racial profiling? it's what many people are saying there. supporters of the bill, however, saying that's ridiculous. the only way to control an immigration problem that's simply out of control. we'll have both sides tonight. also ahead, the big interview, dennis quaid, two and a half years ago he nearly lost his newborn twins after doctors gave them the wrong medicine two weeks after they were born. they're okay today but he was on a crusade. all that plus the situation in the gulf of mexico gone from bad to worse. the oil rig sunk creating a five-mile oil slick. >> larry: that's anderson cooper 10:00 eastern/7:00 pacific. tea party movement. will you make fun of it yet? >> i think kind of does that on its own. >> larry: it is what it is? >> yeah. you know, the tea party movement is -- i always have a problem with people who say, you know what? >>> time now to check back in with jack cafferty.

now, anderson cooper and "ac 360". anderson.

brett anderson the pitcher of record. the young phenom lefty for the as gave up six runs and eight hits over five. swung on and got him. johnson gets the second strikeout and there are two down in the bottom of the 9th inning. >> jim p: jim johnson said the second best pitch is the change. he pulls the string and strikes patterson. bats way out in front. he already swung and the ball is just arriving at home plate -- great reception, great location. >> gary: two away, top of the order. raja davis. makes the pitch for the strike. davis made a key mistake in this game in the 7th inning when he went around second base too far on a hit by sweeney and izturis thought turner and caught davis before going to second base. >> jim p: it was a heads up play. turner covered the bag. i don't know what davis was thinking about. >> gary: nothing at the time. >> jim p: no reason to go anywhere past second base, trailing by -- >> gary: johnson's got it! and this game is in the books! and the orioles have ended the losing streak. they come

3 anderson? tonight on "360" warns teachers that teaching sex education may be a crime if they teach a new state government mandated sex ed course, the district attorney says they could be arrested and serve up to six years in prison. how did this happen? we're keeping them honest. >>> raw politics. republican, democrat or tea partyer? action was taken today to bring a third political party to power with possibly sarah palin playing a prominent role. >>> and saving haiti. hundreds of thousands living in tent cities around port-au-prince facing a potential disaster in the making. torrential rains could flood makeshift shelters. the government knew the rains were coming. are they ready? we'll talk with sean penn about the situation, those stories and a lot more tonight on "360. >> larry: that's anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. dr. laura schlesinger, here to talk about bullying, three teenaged girls in massachusetts have pled not guilty today to charges that they bullied their classmate

what's up tonight, anderson -- what's up, sanjay? >> easy to get us confused.," we're taking on wall street. a big topic today. congress goes after the most powerful man at the most powerful bank. he is the ceo of goldman sachs. democrats and republicans, as we found out, are going after each other, playing chicken with wall street reform. we're going to "keep them honest." tragedy, terror and raw emotion of tracking down a killer tornado. a storm chaser shot the video you're looking at there while another twister took the lives of ten people in mississippi. and up close tonight, do you believe in ufos? if so, tonight, guess what? you're in pretty impressive company. one of the smartest people on this planet, arguably, thinks there is a good chance that alien life exists. and not exactly the friendly et kind. we'll tell you more. those stories and more at the top of the hour. larry? >> larry: that's a fascinating story. sanjay gupta, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. arizona's attorney general worries this new law can damage relations between the police and the lati

but first, let's check in with anderson cooper and see what's on "ac 360" tonight. anderson?, thanks a lot. tonight a woman adopts a child from russia, but after six months decides to send him back. she doesn't tell the adoption agency, she just has her mom put the boy on a plane to moscow by himself with a note essentially saying "return to sender." the woman said the boy was unstable. russia now says they may halt all adoptions to americans. should the mom be arrested for abandonment? dr. phil joins us for abandonment. >>> sarah palin says the party should be the party of no and takes jabs at the party and newt gingrich and the retirement of justice john paul stevens. who jeff thinks may be picked. >>> new and disturbing details about this young girl's life, phoebe prince and the alleged abuse she had to handle. that at the top of the hour. jesse. >> jesse: thank you, anderson. congressman bart stupak resigns now. was it pressure from the tea party that made the man resign? >> yeah, no question. i mean the tea party took out over $200,000 worth of ads and put it up against

. >>> it was no problem at all for rick and clayton anderson to lug a 1,700 pound tank this morning. they're just floating around. the two astronauts wrapped up a space walk after hooking up the tank to the international space station's cooling system. during another space walk on tuesday the old tank they replaced will be put in the shuffle "discovery"'s cargo bay for a return trip to earth. >>> a 16-year-old boy is going to court with his own mother over a fight involving facebook. denise nu of arkansas said her son was posting things on his account that would make your eyes pop out. he says he wrote things about driving in his car at nearly 100 miles an hour. one day when he did not log off mama posted things on his account then changed the password. the boy who lives with his grandmother decided to file a complaint. now his mom's been charged with harassment. yeah. and she talked about it on hln's "prime news." listen. >> we had a very good relationship. we were very, very close. he tells me -- or told me things about himself that most parents only dream that their kids would tel

strike outs, anderson three times.n made his first start of the year at philadelphia, he went 5 and 2/3rds. threw 91 pitches. >> rob dibble: beautiful detail pulling that ball down. see the spin action as it is going down. 8 strike outs, 4 grounds, 7 fly. have a day. >> bob carpenter: dodgers showing no signs of hitting for billingsly on deck. >> rob dibble: he is having a day too bob thrown 32 balls of his -- >> bob carpenter: thrown 32 balls. >> why would you take him out and bring your third or fourth bullpen guy in. >> bob carpenter: ball hacks in. hopper to maxwell. >> rob dibble: they will pull him down now. >> bob carpenter: now they have a runner, billingsly is out of the game. it will be ' they are, he is the lead. >> rob dibble: you don't want olsen to lose this do you want to stay in and face this guy or make sure you can't lose it. i am sure olsen is saying yeah, i will stay in the game. >> bob carpenter: dunn seems satisfied. he just walked away. >> rob dibble: seems satisfied. he said he's staying i'm out

last night mike galanos talked with "showbiz tonight" cohost brooke anderson about michaels' overall health. >> he's been a diabetic sense he was a kid, right? >> yeah. since he was age 6 struggling with diabetes his entire life. he is 47 years old. recently, about a week and a half ago, in fact, mike, he was rushed to the hospital in san antonio, texas, where he underwent an emergency apen detective my. after that surgery he seemed to be in really good spirits, he posted a note to his fans in which he wrote, they told me that if i had gone on stage like i wanted to my appendix likely to be ruptured and i could have died and said it hurt but got a good threshold for pain and seemed to be in good spirits then. but apparently taken a turn for the worse. >> the 4-year-old michaels is probably best known for fronting the '80s hair band poison. recent years michaels is in vh1's "rock of love." >>> prosecutors wrapped up the case in the sarah palin e-mail hacking trial after calling the former governor herself to talk to the jury. 22-year-old david cornell is charging with hacking into pal

. >> bob: here's garret anderson. i submitted a blog to masnsports.com today that talks about runners going down the 1st baseline and why that additional line is down there. it came into play the other night on a nyjer morgan play. that line has been there for nearly 130 years, believe it or not. something you come to the ballpark and see every day. you really don't notice it. guzman takes charge and calls everybody. the pitcher does a good job of getting out of dodge. we'll have a second out. here's etheir coming up. the first ever book drive at the ballpark will occur tomorrow. when you come to the game, drop off new books outside the center field gates or at the community desk through the 4th inning. all books collected will benefit everybody wins d.c. it's a nonprofit organization that promotes children's literacy. here's etheir. another ground ball out for luis atilano. top of the order for the nats straight ahead. morgan kennedy and guzman. >> bob: early entry in our game summary for the night. nats on top. atil

before i start, i want to thank one person, that is my wife, susan anderson.ommissioner i consider one of the best jobs in the world. i am not sure of being the wife of the ira's commissioner -- of the irs commissioner is. i also want to welcome a number of the cedar executives from the irs who are here. -- senior executives from the irs who are here. i have done a number of states and the public and private sectors. i work with as talented a group of executives as you will find in any business, anti- government, and the nonprofit, anywhere in the world. my hat off to the colleagues that are here. it is good to be here. in the spring, it is good to see cherry blossoms those of you who live in d.c.. it is good not to see snow this time of year. one of the things when you walk around, probably under way here, you notice a lot of tourists going to museums and to the mall. you also see amongst those tourists police officers, park rangers showing people where they should go on the mall, landscapers keeping the city beautiful, and you see a number of school teachers

susan anderson, the wife of the speaker. mullis the, vice chair of the speaker's committee.ur speaker, paul, the bureau chief and jennifer, from the fiscal times and ryan, from bloomberg ms.. -- from bloomberg news. [applause] our guest is in the second year of his five-year term as commissioner of the internal revenue service. he is responsible for collecting 2.4 trillion dollars in tax revenues. but with more than 100,000 employees and a budget of about $11 billion, he has resources at his disposal as tea, and you, prepare for that april 15 deadline that is just 10 days away. dionne of tax collection, he also faces issues such as the plane crashed into an irs building in texas his agents are on the front lines of revenue collection and sometimes public outrage. he came to the irs from the financial industry regulatory authority. he served in the same role as the security dealers before the consolidation of the new york stock exchange member regulation. early in his career, he was involved in several startup organizations. he has a master's in public affairs and has been to

. >>> and pamela anderson, her two-step is not distracting tax auditors.re talking about taxes and i'll digress. the former "baywatch" star owes -- anderson's name popped up on a list of delink went taxpayers. >>> and many moms are paid by the hour with little or no flexibility, but working mother magazine has found several u.s. companies with -- child care providers, marriott international, mcdonald's, the university of wisconsin hospital and the university of new mexico hospitals. carol evans is president and ceo of working mother media. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, peter. >> so, what is it about these companies that makes them the best? >> they're doing really important things for moms. first of all, there's 75 million hourly workers in the country and 61% of them are women. they're providing flexibility in what many people think is an unflexible work situation. but it turns out it's not completely unflexible. you can find ways to flex your day, your year, your whole career in an hourly setting. >> i was going to say, you've been r

. >> jimmy: tonight, chace crawford is here, anthony anderson,

. >>> pamela anderson is famous for one set of assets that were on display at "bay watch" when she was a big star there. >> she looks different there. looks like she's had some work done. >> it is amazings. she's parentally owes $493,000 in back taxes. she's among 250 individuals and businesses that owe more than $100,000 in back taxes. maybe that's why's on "dancing with the stars." if she wins money there maybe she can actually pay her taxes. >> she looks good. >> that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> "street signs" with erin burnett is now. >>> 2:00 on wall street. the dow is -- yes -- just have to check -- back above 11,000. what happened to that other shoe? we'll talk to a real estate tycoon who says fierce aears an loathing about commercial real estate is over. >>> and another report says credit scores have no effect on employees. >>> i'm erin burnett. we begin with the markets. the reason i had to check to see where the dow was because we were above 11,000, at 11,000, and below. all of this during today's trading session. right now at least for the time being, solidly

hammer with brooke anderson in hollywood. tina fey strikes again.arah palin. but what happens should when she takes on a celebrity mistress, brooke? >> i can tell you it turns into an absolutely hilarious "saturday night live" sketch. tina fey did not pull any punches when she bashed jesse james' alleged mistress, michelle "bombshell" mcgee. so did tina just speak for women everywhere, what do you think? joining me right now new york is kathy, the publisher of "cat linea" magazine. and also in new york is a correspondent and host for "b.e.t. "ladies, tina fey on fire "saturday night." i've got it tell you she took on every major character in the showbiz arsenal and her slam on jesse james' alleged mistress, blistering. let's fake a look at how fey skewered michelle "bombshell" mcgee. >> i know we shouldn't judge people based on their appearance, but when your body looks like a dirtbag's binder from seventh grade metal shop, it doesn't bode well for your character. for every sandra bullock there's a woman who got a tattoo on her forehead because she

. >> hi there, everyone i'm brooke anderson in hollywood. big news breaking today, judging kate winner or loser. >> brooke, i'm not exactly sure who was more relieved she was finally kicked off "dancing with the stars," the millions of people forced to watch her awful dancing week after week or perhaps kate herself. because "showbiz tonight" did some serious digging today and discovered kate may actually turn out to be a big winner by being such a big loser. yeah, yeah, i know what you're thinking, how could she be a winner by losing? let me make some sense of it for you. today, half the nation is in mourning. >> ohhh. >> and the other half is cheering. [ cheering ] >> kate and tony. >> kate gosselin is finally off "dancing with the stars." just minutes after she was eliminated, shobts shoib"showbi caught up with kate who thanked her fans. >> thank you to all of our viewers and voters who gave us the opportunity because that's really why we were still here. >> but now that the dance has ended "showbiz tonight" can tell you today kate gosseli

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now pamela anderson has money woes. officials with the state of california say she's failed to pay almost $500,000 in personal income tax. her attorney is not commenting. despite that she danced her way to third place last night. as george tells us for the second week in a row a figurer skater glided his way into the top spot. >> reporter: evan and his partner tangoed to the top with 52 out of 60 points. this week all teams got two sets of scores from the judges, one for technique, one for performance. evan admits some of his techniques off the dance floor are unusual. >> i have to touch each of the judges' chairs as we walk by in the rehearsal in the morning. i'm very ritualistic. getting worse with this show. have i to use the kleenex out of the same box, chew the same gum before the show >> reporter: nicole and her partner once again in second place. their rumba included a graphity-defying leg extension. >> i was a little scared to do it because from the wrong angle we're just sharing a lot of nicole with the world.

freddie anderson will be on board.for the game on saturday, and then he will be on o's xtra for the game on sunday. off the field into the booth. 4-1 lead, mariners, 7-6 the hits, in favor of the mariners. >> jim: brady started with the red sox. mike will also be with us this year from time to time. >> gary: atkins at the place and he will take the pitch down low for a ball. singled and struck out. one hit for the series. the orioles into the 7th inning outhitting the mariners, 7-6 but trailing in the ball game 4- 1. >> jim: unearned runs, 72 pitches. >> gary: wilson. one down. run in the 1st inning, again happening in the ball game last night. and nothing since. one away. hernandez no walks, four strikeouts. . >> jim: the orioles have left only one in scoring position in the 5th inning. >> gary: 53 strikes. right back to the mound. turner retired. >> jim: you kind of expect this in a sense when your best players, tejada, brian roberts or whoever out of the lineup. again this is the guy that at 24 is about as good as a

. >> larry: that's anderson cooper 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. all right. the american woman returning her 7-year-old adoptive son to russia. with us, mark geragos, noted defense attorney in l.a. miami, stacy hornowitz and with us in l.a., psychiatrist, medical director of family sstss and author of this new book, "side by side." mark, what do you make of this? >> is this book for mother-daughter conflict free resolution, that's impossible. i never heard of such a thing. >> i will. i will read the book. the story is incredible. i don't understand why the sheriff thinks he doesn't have some base tois do something. i know coming from the defense lawyer, that sounds like bla blasphemy. >> what will the charge be? >> some kind of neglect charge. i don't know the specific code section there. but certainly you can file charges on somebody who leaves their 7-year-old in a car while they run into the store and that's -- i defended those cases. >> stacy, will you file charges with what you know of this case? >> yeah. i don't have all the inside scoop on it. certainl

. >> the project is being planned for the anderson automotive site and could create, at least, 750 jobs. >> the sleekest new restaurant to open in little italy is drawing crowds and complaints apparently. neighbors insist milan is not being a good neighbor. jeff abell standing by live in little italy latest on story tonight. jeff? >>well, you know, this restaurant opened the doors in this community some three months ago. and sleek, and contemporary, and now some neighbors are complaining it is loud. >> in little italy where generation of italians have stakeed their ground and grown businesses. there is a new neighbor, that is making a bold statement. >> it tends to get crazy sometimes. >> when it opened three months ago, milan became a sleek new edition to the historic neighborhood. but neighbors complain this new restaurant and lounge is not being a good neighbor. >> a lot of traffic. a lot of people hanging outside. >> what we don't like is the aftermath of what goes on when you have parties, and you have 2 or 300 people, under roof. and they all let out at 2 a.m. >> in a petition to

yesterday, attorney jeff anderson, who has filed thousands lawsuits alleging sex abuse by priests inthe last decade, brought another federal suit-- this time against the pope. >> it is the vatican, it is the current pope and his predecessors. >> warner: anderson and other victims advocates in both the u.s. and europe assert that the vatican mishandled claims of abuse and that "all roads lead to rome." >> brown: a short time ago, i talked with margaret in rome. it was another very difficult week for the church and the pope but also one where they took some steps to publicly address the criticisms. >> warner: that's right, jeff. after weeks and weeks of really public silence on the issue, in the face of growing criticism not only of the vatican but of his own role in the way he's handled some sex abuse cases, the pope this week did take steps to demonstrate not only concern but emotion in that meeting with the victims in malta. now the defenders of the church here say it is not a moment too soon. that really the vatican has appeared to be completely behind the curve, lost control of th