fourth time, apparently.e sand trap. >> she just doesn't need to be driving. >> good idea. >>> a wildlife center near seattle says its pint-sized patient is doing nicely. the 6-month-old bear cub was found by the side of the road last month and in pretty bad shape, underweight, anemic and weak. >> veterinarians yesterday gave her a checkup from her head down to her toes. aside from a possible skin disease, she's okay. it's not known what happened to her mother, but in about a year, she will be released back into the wild. >> look how cute. >> as they're picking for ticks. >> those cute little ticks on a cute little bear. >>> coming up, the hidden health hazards found in fashionable women's purses. >>> and later, happy birthday to britain's prince william. and he's about to get a gift of a lifetime. you're watching "world news now." [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider a

in chile he did die as a result of that campaign against him and so they look for it there they apparently only find a piece of it and you know it's not the piece they want it's not one nine hundred sixty or december seventy one so they got to go back and and it was thought especially as it looked like mcgovern was going to be the nominee and by the way there's a whole other side discovered in the book of all the dirty tricks nixon pulled to eliminate the front runner musky in a torpedo other candidates because nixon wanted to run he gets mcgovern because if this had come out he felt like maybe he could prevail against mcgovern so it would probably beat him musky it was quite what it was it was simply more of an appealing candidate to middle america you know i personally voted for mcgovern my first presidential vote but i mean must he have broader appeal that's why the howard hunt had three teams there were two other dirty tricks teams criminal activities against musky so but they had to get this dossier to see what it said i mean if they knew what it said then if the democrats have. it th

happy man apparently do a lot of chores around the house. a new study says that it is true men has a better sense of well-being when they do the laundry and clean up. it was the study that was done on european men. i'm going to tell my husband that to he would be happier if he did the laundry. >>> folks around the bay area today we're going to see a lot of sunshine in most spots. it looks like temperatures are running mainly in the '50s. it will still be mostly sunny skies throughout the afternoon today. out toward the coast line, a few more patches of fog. the trough will ensure a more fog and collectors over the next few days. as we head throughout the day when you should seek mostly sunny skies. enjoy the sunshine and warm weather. 80 degrees in san jose. 75 degrees in san mateo temperatures will be moving on up well into the '80s inland. as you head toward oakland, expect 80 73 degrees. next monday and tuesday you could see an offshore wind. are overnight road work is the main issue going on right now. along the natomas, 8080 you could s

they wouldn't let him do it until apparently his heart stopped. i don't know if it did.will find out. >> that's egypt for you guys. we will come back to the u.s. jamie dimmon the ceo of j.p. morgan one of the largest banks in the world. they happened to lose two billion or perhaps 4 billion in a massively risky trade so he went to the senate to take some tough questions except he didn't get tough questions. he got patty-cakes. republicans were basically asking him, mr. dimon, please tell us what we should do not to regulate you? it was an embarrassment. so he goes up over to the house today. and you know what? the house is a little better. apparently, he hasn't bought them as thoroughly as he bought the senate although we will you about his campaign donations to the house members as well in a minute. there was actually a republican who asked him some interesting questions. what's going on today? so let me tell you who it is. it is representative sean duffy of wisconsin. look at this exchange. >> regulators sufficiently staged? >> i think the regulators have been challeng

i think neiman tried to resolve it but apparently it was too much money, $1.5 million.dn't do it. >> avery, usually there's 90 days or 60 days, two weeks most stores will extend that on their return policy. >> sure. >> if that term has expired and she wants to return these items to neiman marcus, how can she sue that they honor her request? >> well, i don't think she can. in fact, the lawsuit, fredricka, claims there's a breach of a fiduciary duty, meaning there's a trust relationship between neiman marcus and patricia walker who is the plaintiff. there's no trust relationship. there's fraud. there's none between neiman marcus and the recipient of the gift. to be honest with you, i can't begin to understand this case. they are claiming they should take the -- neiman marcus should take these gifts back. in fact, the personal shopper in here is named a defendant. so it's a very odd piece of litigation. i don't know where it's going. frankly, i don't think it will ever get to a jury, fredricka, because i think the judge has to dismiss this case. >> okay. we did reach out t

this administration is appare apparently not saying that it had a privilege necessarily that it's protecting but that those who are -- the high government officials being advised and assist in the performance it is that protection they're seeking. we've heard a number of claims otherwise. back when this was brought to then chairman waxman's attentioning he disagreed with it as you apparently disagree with it today. he did decide he would delay the contempt vote until he had time to review the assertion and then to see how to proceed on that. i think, you know, where we have a constitutional obligation that's been referenced a number of times today to try to reach out some accommodation between the two branches and because there seems to be quite a bit of uncertainty as to just how this president is invoking it here, although i think now in context of this seems clear he's invoking it for the department itself, but it might make some sense to put this off especially where the attorney general has said that he will produce documents, that he will spend the time to go over it with the committee

however, it was a highly popular two-volume best seller, apparently sold tens of thousands of copies it was his personal account of his experienced in washington from the time of the civil war to the early 1880s. >> and he made a lot of money from this? >> he did indeed. >> it was one of the reasons he was able to buy this house, do you know? >> i think it contributed to that -- well, not this house, though. the house we're now in, goes back much earlier. in 1862, a critical year for him. speaker of the maine house of representatives, and at the same time, he is also running for congress for the first time and in 1862, he buys this house for $5,000, and he and his wife harriet move in with their family. this house had been built a few years before, in the 1830s, by a retired sea captain and becomes his great political center for the rest of his life. >> hosted many dignitaries here, hosted meetings here. >> you have to bear in mind, in 1859, blaine becomes the chair of the republican party in maine, and it's a post he holds until he becomes secretary of state in 1881. in the 20 or so

the first incident was apparently in 1998. they did nothing. he's taking showers with these kids in penn state facilities. he's taking them to bowl games. i mean, you have to put two and two together. and i know coaches. coaches will never turn in their own. i saw it on "friday night lights." i dealt with coaches a lot. they won't turn in their own. i say it's worse than the mafia. you never, ever turn in anyone else and they allowed this problem to fester into something hideous. hideous. >> the details from the trial already are horrific. there's a pattern of -- look, the guy is innocent until proven guilty, but there's a pattern of the victims, apparently coherent and apparently credible pattern of serious grooming by a pedophile to abuse them. most of it going on with everyone aware that he was jumping into showers with them. how many men of that age shower with boys of 13, 14? >> exactly. >> i have never heard of that. >> i have never heard of that either. it doesn't happen. coaches don't shower with player, much less shower with 9, 10-year

>> well, fred, apparently this personal shopper got very personal with the woman's husband while she was recovering from a car accident. and therefore, the woman says i want to return everything because this personal shopper got commission on $1.5 million. we'll see what the return policy and is how the case unfolds. >> fantastic. 90 seconds from now. ♪ [ piano chords ] [ man announcing ] what we created here. what we achieved here. what we learned here. and what we pioneered here. all goes here. the one. the accord. smarter thinking from honda. >>> a dallas woman is suing neeken marcus for refusing to take back more than a million dollars worth of gifts that her ex-husband allegedly bought from the wife's personal shopper. the legal guys are back. oh, boy, this is a whopper of a case, isn't it? richard, you first. patricia walker, she was in a traffic accident in 2007, and her husband was giving her a number of gifts during her recovery. apparently, he was buying these gifts from the personal shopper who very much knew the tastes of the wife. but the wife says they were having an af

apparently i hold that an important title here. anyhow, i wanted to tell you that this branding project has been in the making since 2007, so it has been a long pregnancy. it is so great to see this until today. this started as part of our strategic directions pn. of course, in 2008, with the arrival of jay, started developing a new vision which he started to share with us. the branded product has been instrumental for us to not on define how do want to present ourselves externally, but how we want to have a common value internally. what is our common down here as an organization? it has helped us externally and internally. the board has been very active through the marketing committee, being part of the process with the staff's and with the leadership of nick in defining the scale of the project, raising the necessary funds for it. also, key decision making points such as the visual logo, which you see here today. i have to share a story about the logo. after the meeting when i came home, i had a bunch of different ideas that we h

apparently i don't even know really all that much about middleborough massachusetts or know how small of a town it is but apparently public swearing is such a problem there that they want to start enforcing a longstanding actually this rules been around for a long time but rarely enforce law where they give you twenty dollar tickets to people that are loud mouth and apparently jenny thinks that i deserve one of these two they have in d.c. . as it turns wonky my way gets in the middle of my show and then trying to tell me what i should be doing right there where i can and would want to do you i don't understand what is the problem in. it was actually even worse at netroots this weekend i have to say being out and about thank god doesn't have one or the providence doesn't have laws like. i actually had over the cat i don't have that much whatever you want to leave it out for theatrical versions they're a little bit i think that this police department is down they've got to be going broke right because you know the twenty dollar a pop thing that's like that's just great times also like t

and i don't know apparently he's going to be active in some way but maybe he kind of gave us a little clue to this when he was on the show take a look. our problems are so big we can actually afford to indulge the ego of our own rage however appropriate or maybe people think they're getting screwed over in health and education with energy they're well you are yes. so what do you think is going to do next he's going to take a vow of poverty and join david schuster right i mean that's that's my rule i was i'm really curious i can't i can't really immigrants out of a job right now to they could start like the harlem globetrotters of crappy xmas and that's only or find your you know what i do and do it actually you know exactly as i don't get out there yeah. but yeah you can you count goes one step yeah it's time to sell it was i mean i really don't want to comment too much on this because it's your job. j.k. as i said i am so you're not telling me. i feel like i can't function today because i want dylan to come on this show and talk about it so dylan answer my e-mail come on the show and

but apparently still not as much as they like president barack obama. the new numbers? >> reporter: the good news for the romney campaign, yes, he is doing better now that his rough, tough primary race is over. but romney still has a ways to go, according to the latest cnn/orc poll. romney's actually gone up from 34% during the primaries to 48% now. that is an increase of 14 points since february. the problem is romney's still trailing president obama who has a 56% favorable rating. apparently the biggest gap between these two guys is among younger americans. more than two-thirds of respondents under the age of 30 have a favorable view of the president. while only four in ten feel the same way about romney. overall, president obama is leading romney by just three percentage points in the race for the white house, and that is within the margin of error, by the way. >> so let's talk about how that translates to money, if it does at all. i know that we had george clooney on the left coast with a big fund-raising dinner for the president and now we have sar

she has apparently bought herself into a german club in florida. she said a few lucky guys will have the privilege of watching her remove some of her clothing. >> she says she will keep it classic. y. there will not be any lab dances. -- lap dances. >> 6:42. drew barrymore is all grown up at 37 and got married. >> she is officials of the market. she got married this weekend to heard current boyfriend she is expecting a child with. >> this will be her first child? >> third marriage, first child and third times a charm. >> a to the marriages lasted less than six months. we'll check back and see how it is going. it is a rather chilly 57 degrees. >> coming up this morning, how i recall election in wisconsin could affect the presidential race. >> party time in britain has only the royals can do. 1 million >> plenty of eyes are on the wisconsin historic recall election to mark them of the result could be or what happens in the upcoming presidential race. mike allen is with us. >> this could give big momentum to when the parties after the recall election

apparently, no. apparently, no, that is not a good idea, that is a bad idea, to the republicans in congress, at least. republicans in a house subcommittee have just voted on a straight party line to block that new rule by the fcc. that new rule that says that stations have to post what's already supposed to be public information online so people can actually get it. now, this is not done and over yet, in congress. it still has to go further in the house and it has to go through the senate. it's got a ways to go. also, there's litigation on this as well. but in the meantime, the investigative journalism all-stars over at propublica have decided that watching and waiting for this to wednesday its way through the system is kind of boring. and so, crowd sourcing, they are orchestrating what amounts to an end run, i guess, around the whole debate. starting this spring, they have enlisted help from grad students at northwestern university's journalism school. the students physically went to chicago's local

no harnessing his contacts and apparent attempt to gather on the most famous. eastern union if that's even a true tune is looking for some of china's economic fortune cookies. beijing you need to read from the same page when it comes to we'll put it takes. and egypt's muslim brotherhood signs with use for but in protest calling for execution you can use will also speak to some of the presidential election right. brings us the latest polls. thanks gary hello and welcome this is sport in our seat with me or i'm on call for a plenty out ahead over the next ten minutes or so but first the headlines. still standing russia's sole representative in the french open maria sharapova books her place in the quarterfinals with a three set when all were checked. against experience quiet night shows and returns to go with a rush a usa clash scheduled for thursday with both feeling confident of their victory. and thrushes young weightlifting store is hoping to clinch the country's first ever olympic gold at the london games. that stuart on the clay course of the french open wh

but apparently he is. apparently it's not strange he has turned to social media.far, he's only tweeted seven times. he answered questions about things like road blocks and whether he's going to the olympics. of course, he might have had more questions if twitter hadn't crashed, which brings me to the number tonight. 120 minutes. acording to ping dom, that's how many minutes twitter was down today. the problem was called by a, quote, cascaded bug. i don't know what that means. but everybody noticed. because as soon as twitter was back online it kind of went up and down. a lot of you went on twitter to tweet about how much you missed twitter. take a look at all the messages. #, while twitter was down. still trending now. i think the takeaway may be that people need something else to do it the only other question some people have is whether there was a link between the chechen warlord joining twitter and twitter's blackout. of course you can tweet us, @ t us, @outfrontcnn. >>> a new attack. could be hugely significant. america could be behind it. another alleged vict

officials say there is no indictment against julian assange but apparently the u.s. is going after him after all in their quest for evidence they might he watching the sounds show here on our t.v. or else how would several of the shows and gives you interrogated by u.s. officials about the week it leaks founder this week's episode features one of them that's jeremy zimmerman an internet freedom advocate who's based in friends at the airport traveling from the united states to friends he will stop by self identified f.b.i. agents and questioned about.

apparently the department has not followed the president's admonition. since 2009, doj conducted around 200 raids on medical marijuana dispensaries and growers and brought more than 60 indictments. it's my understanding that the department has a more aggressive record on prosecuting these cases in this administration than under the previous administration. the president clearly did not want to prioritize prosecutions involving medical marijuana. and while i understand selling and possessing marijuana remains against federal law, the citizens believe its medical use should be legal. why is doj focused so extensively on investigating those and punishing those who grow marijuana contrary to apparently what the -- contrary to the apparent intent of what the president said on the subject. >> see, this is inconsistent with these little things called the facts. the justice department indicated in a memo that went out by the deputy attorney -- then deputy attorney general that we were not going to use limited resources that we have to go after people who are act

he's apparently trying to walk back this idea. he contradicted obama on extension of the bush tax cuts. he knows he did. he's not changing his position that i can understand. but he's basically saying i'm sorry. >> we should rename that keith ablow segment that we did, normal or nuts. normal or word salad? >> if he calls a sick day, we should see if krauthammer should come up. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. remember he was a huge hillary supporter four years ago but then he, of course, endorsed barack obama. well, now, he seems to be back pushing for hillary clinton. he said that she would have had much more experience if she had made it to the white house. >> i think she would have come in with a lot more executive experience. the president was for being a legislator only. for example, health care and stimulus, two bills that i think did good things for the american people. too much of it was left up to the concept. he said here's my concept and you flush it out. hillary clinton would have sent them a bill and said h

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and you said apparently it is when you no longer go to the rubb sigh h tip. but it is actually when you do actually go to the rubbish tip. >> i am done. >> that result of go away. >>> coming up, what should you wear while beating up nerds in class? jesse joyce discusses his new line of clothing at macy's. people still go to macy's. which jersey shore star had photos leaked on-line. i about bet it is snooki. >>> it is snooki as you never wanted to see her. ?iewd -- nude picks surfaced on-line. so for those of you who had june 2012 in the office pool for the this inevitability you win. the photos, one of them seen here because we couldn't afford to pay for the real ones show her pre pregnancy and wearing a white robe and nothing at all. ?o -- no word who leaked the pictures, but snooki's rep says she is not happy. clearly these are old and personal photos notment for the public. it is a shame somebody decided to leak them for obvious personal gain. well, i think we should discuss this in -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnnddddd. lightning round. >> why didn't we have

apparently this bird does.th his owner, rocking out. ♪ . >> moving out. >> is that a real bird? >> that's a real bird, yeah. >> it looks like a wind-up bird to me. >> it's talented. you know since i'm back, i have missed quite a few of the fixation segments. i got a twofer. the hamster getting shot. the hamster is a great actor. he's not actually being shot. and he's going to fall down. now that is talent. watch. we played it on "good morning america" earlier this week. it caused a stir. we have to tell people that he wasn't injured. >> he got up and walked away. >> he got up and walked away. >> no animals were hurt in this the making of this fixation with that golf guy. >> poor guy. >>> by the way, if there is a story, video or picture that you can't get enough, tweet us at bianna golodryga or at dan harris and or at ginger zee. this guy, he does not believe in technology. fax him at -- we'll be right back. ♪ and hot! but we'll be pushing it to the extreme. so we use new coppertone sport pro series with durafl

i'm apparently the newly elected president of vaginistan. (cheers and applause) >> jon: it's just received the votes tonight from-- (laughter) i guess the emmissary. anyway, as you remember, i want to take you back a little bit. somewhere around four years ago our economy experienced a cyclical fiscal phenomenon known as a catastrophe [bleep] when our largest financial institutions began to collapse after making incredibly risky bets basically using our pension money to gamble on the value of our houses. because apparently the business is just taking your money and then loaning it out to other people at slightly higher interest rates is just too -- >> bank after bank swallowed in the aftermath, lehman and bear stern, done, merrill, dead, sold for parts, what mu and goldman, you get the idea. nobody did well. jpmorgan chase-- (laughter) >> and their fearless leader jameny diamon. >> jame me die upon seems to be the one guy you trust and believe in. >> jay me diamon the near collapse of the banking industry good for the jpmorgan chief burnishi

when crews arrived, ian was dead, apparently from exposure and dehydration. not suspect foul play. when and how did you get the news that he had died? >> with a knock on the door. i was, of course, shocked. i'm still in shock. >> reporter: you're in shock? so, you think michael put your son in a dangerous position? >> absolutely. >> reporter: ian's mom says michael roach's allegations of spousal abuse are exaggerated and that her son's death would not have happened if roach had not asked the couple to leave. >> getting them geared up for this retreat and then kicking them off is kind of setting people up for a problem. >> reporter: roach insists he took the right precaution, offering ian and chris tee money and assistance and a rental car to ease their transition. he says they refused the help and refused to tell anybody they were heading into the desert alone. he says he is deeply sorry for ian's family's loss, but ian's mother says this case should be a wakeup call for parents about the changers in gropes like roach's, which she maintains is a cult. do you

that is why you need to be aware of a self-defense presentation apparent in mr.e state's case is so extraordinarily weak. >> o'mara is asking for bond set at $150,000. just like last time, the state is asking for $1 million or no bond at all. the judge will decide sometime next week. >> the defense argument really seems to ignite the prosecutor. >> quite visibly so. the first april 20 bond hearing, many legal experts felt that o' mara outplayed them. so today the state was fired up. at one time, the prosecutor raised his voice, essentially summarizing in detail the state's case against zimmerma zimmerman. >> he was trying to act like a police officer but he wasn't obviously authorized to act as a police officer. the call, the nonemergency call, told him to get back. he runs after this person. he takes him down. our contention is he is the aggressor. the person who actually had the self-defense is the victim trayvon martin. >> for now zimmerman remains locked up in solitary. no bond. if the bond is set at $1 million his attorney says it will almost certain he won'

apparently i have a war wound from this story. ouch.>> my comrade nick schifrin. i feel your pain, man. a couple of months ago, i was doing a story for "nightline." i met that same guy, andrew, the beekeeper. it is a wild experience to be that close to thousands of bees like that. >> that is a great look for you. >> high fashion there in new york. this guy is like, oh, whatever. just going to play with my bees. i was a nervous wreck. i feel your pain. >> you didn't get stung. >> i did not. did not. that's why i feel bad for nick. everything was okay. >> keep that intact. >> more from abc next. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing >>> this morning on "world news now" -- a truly stunning statistic about suicides in the military. >> the alarming number of men and women in the ranks who are taking their own lives. so far this year, they vastly outnumber those killed in action. it's friday, june 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good friday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris

she apparently came done is the line and had a bad landing on top of the tower. and ramos was sentenced to life in prison without parole. he claims that heat drove the suspect's car that was not the shooter. >>> there is not a day that goes by that it's not on my mind. if i could go back in time and change things, i would. >>> supporters of the victims' families were also inside the courtroom. the defense for rommel's plans to appeal the decision. officers formed a home yesterday afternoon believing this mom take leonard was inside coul. today congress will question eric holder over leaks of classified information. senator john mccain is above those who believe that the president's administration like those information to get him reelected. >>> the plan from the governor includes major welfare cuts. a majority of democrats want to restore the money and cut the reserve fund instead. >>> kincaid died from a lethal level of alcohol and his silicon home. the mercury news reports that they girlfriend has produced and written notes that kincaid wrote giving hurt to mil