anyhoo. here's the thing. do want cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery. >> they want a face-lift. >> they want a face-lift. all of these starlets in their 20s that are gorgeous, they say, i'm never going to do anything. the first -- ah! they run to the botox. >> right. so there's a new study out that says if you do plastic surgery, a face-lift -- >> right. >> -- the full-on face-lift, if you're wondering how many years that would take off, let's say you did it when you were 55 or 60. >> like i should have. >> they say it cuts off 7.2 years off of your looks. if you think you're going to look 10 or 15 years younger, you're really only look like you did seven years before. >> which i guess for some people it's worth the price and the pain and suffering and the recuperation. but i think a lot of people go in thinking i'm going to look 20 again. >> yeah. >> and the trouble is, once you start there, then you've got to -- you can't even go out and take the hair out of your face without giving yourself away because your

anyhoo if my mom would have brought a dog in there i would have lost respect for her. it is like, i know you have drugs where did you stash them? >> pab, would you ever rent a drug sniffing dog? say your children are in their teens. >> never preemptively. everyone says you have to worry. if i saw a change in my son's behavior or suddenly he was doing badly in school and hanging out with a different crowd and i had a suspicion: the person you suspect, the kid can't be there when you do it. when it comes up negative nobody is the wiserment and you say, my kid is clean. if he is not clean, then you call him. >> they say one of the clues is your kid hangs out with a different crowd. i wonder if parents go to the children of the different crowd and say i'm worried about timmy. he is hanging out with a better chase of child. class of child. he is no longer hanging out with with -- he is no longer doing drugs. >> let's say all drugs don't kill all kids too. everybody experiments with something. even your parents say, i experimented. you did the same thing i did. >> kids don't

. >> anyhoo. salahi -- he's suing -- >> hello. excuse me. >> i thought it was pg. it's a little more than pg. he's suing saying he finds their conduct outrageous and calls it an intentional to emotional distress and defame. he and his wife said they had reality deals that fell apart because of this other relationship stepped in. >> and so he's suing her for $50 million? >> yes. there's a lot of pain and suffering. >> we've got to get into reality television. >> here's tareq's statement. he says -- >> i am hurt by my wife's participation in the new journey music video. i'm very troubled that the rock band journey is now promoting my wife's affair with neal schon. i'm especially upset and disappointed that they would release this video on valentine's day. this day is meant to celebrate lifetime love and commitments, not celebrate those who cheat and abandon their lifetime commitments. >> i think there are unresolved issues here. i don't think they're going to be resolved in a court of law. it's going to go on until they both let go. >> right. >> it's tough to to be t