jessica, could it be ashley is a bad actress? >>> tv's first provocative news show starts right now. >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm brooke anderson coming to you with the hollywood version. rihanna's tearful tell-all. >> i want you to forget everything since she was beaten by chris bowden and what heiss been going through. what we're going to show you will startle you. we've now since her first interview since that terrible night. rihanna holding nothing back and her pain and raw emotions and embarrassment and powerful lessons she hopes every woman can learn from her beating. >> don't react off of love. f love. >> blunt and powerful words from rihanna in her first tv interview since she was brutally beaten by her then boyfriend chris brown. rihanna tells diane sawyer she wants victims of domestic violence to do what she herself did not do, get out. >> come out of the situation and look at it third person, because love is so blind. >> "showbiz tonight" ca

, ashley, ashley. five years you haven't been saving any money? don't break my heart that way. you got to get cooking with this. now, because you're self-employed, you have available to you a wonderful retirement plan, very simple to set up -- known as a s.e.p., simplified employee pension. it's very flexible how much money you contribute to it. very easy to do, you can do it with many companies that are no-commission companies. that will take care of one-half of what you need to do. the other thing was more ill-defined. saving for a family. well, for that, simple savings will do. every month i want you to automatically deposit money into a savings account to start building up a cushion for whatever near-term needs you might have for dough. now, as for you, it's always a juggling act. trying to figure out what to do with limited resources, where your money should go. your first dollar of savings should go into tax advantage plans. you work for an employer with a 401(k) or something equivalent? that's w

joining us to talk about it we have ashley payne along with her attorney richard stores. also joining us attorney tonya acker. ashley, what am i missing? is there some photo we're not seeing? they look pretty tame to me. is there some photo i'm not seeing. >> i don't think so. i was never shown the photo in question so i'm not sure which one they're talking about. i can just look back at my own facebook page and know the only ones i posted of myself were of a nature you see there in these pictures on the air. they're just pictures of me having a drink in europe with friends. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> so the principal approached you? what did he say? >> he told me that a parent had called in and complained about a message that i posted on my facebook account and about some pictures of me with alcohol. he just asked me if i had those things. i said, yes. i've got some pictures from my trip to europe this summer that a co-worker and i went on with other friends. it was completely nonschool related. i told him i had those things up there and he said that with the languag

later, ashley tallis of the carnegie endowment for international peace on the visit to the u.s. "washington journal" begins every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. later in the morning, president obama and prime minister singh will hold a joint news conference. live coverage of the news conference begins at 11:35 a.m. eastern. >> coming up, three specials on the three iconic homes of the american government. beginning thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the supreme court. then friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the white house. inside america's most famous home. beyond the velvet ropes, the public tour, our visit shows the

could it be ashley is just a bad actress?> i would apologize to her for having open relationships in the public. >> they are big time heart breakers. tonight, a showbiz special report. the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. >>> and tv's most provocative entertainment show continues right now. >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." it's 30 minutes past the hour. i am a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >>> i am brooke anderson coming to you tonight from hollywood. tonight a special report, has jon gosselin split from kate and his wild antics getting him named the toxic bachelor. and we are talking about the men in hollywood that seem to have a different girl on her arm every week. and seriously, should we trust him? should women run the other way? he is just one of the many men "showbiz tonight" is naming the top toxic bachelors in hollywood. careful, ladies. they may look handsome and sweet, but these men are toxic. tonight, "showbiz tonight" is rating the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. so

could it be that ashley is a bad actress? >> i'll apologize to her for openly having relationships in the public eye. that was a huge mistake. >> they are good looking, they seem so nice, but oh, no, they are big time heartbreakers. tonight, a showbiz special report, the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. more stories breaking from the "showbiz news ticker." >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." it is 30 minutes past the hour. i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> and i'm brooke anderson coming to you from hollywood. tonight, a showbiz special report, has jon gosselin split from kate and his wild antics made him a toxic bachelor? "showbiz tonight" is naming the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. i'm talking about the love 'em and lev 'em single men who seem to have a different woman every week. we're thinking jon gosselin is pretty high on the list. this week he's working with a rabbi to rehab his image as a bad boy lady's man. but should we trust him or should women run the other way? h

jessica, could it be ashley is a bad actress? >>> tv's first provocative news show starts right now. >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm brooke anderson coming to you with the hollywood version. rihanna's tearful tell-all. >> i want you to forget everything since she was beaten by chris bowden and what heiss been going through. what we're going to show you will startle you. we've now since her first interview since that terrible night. rihanna holding nothing back and her pain and raw emotions and embarrassment and powerful lessons she hopes every woman can learn from her beating. >> don't react off of love. f love. >> blunt and powerful words from rihanna in her first tv interview since she was brutally beaten by her then boyfriend chris brown. rihanna tells diane sawyer she wants victims of domestic violence to do what she herself did not do, get out. >> come out of the situation and look at it third person, because love is so blind. >> "showbiz tonight" ca

ashley, what am i missing here, some photo we're not seeing? they look pretty tame to me. >> i don't think so. i was never actually shown the photo that is in question so i'm not exactly sure which one they're talking about. i can just back at my own facebook page and know the only ones that i had posted of myself were of the nature that you see there in these pictures on the air. they're just pictures of me having drinks in europe with friends. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> so the principal approached you. what did he say? >> he told me that a parent had called in and complained about a message that i had posted on my facebook account and about some pictures of me with alcohol and he just asked me if i had those things and i said, yes, i've got some pictures from my trip to europe this summer that a co-worker and i winter on with some other friends. it was completely non-school related and i told him that i had those things up there and he said that, with the language and the pictures, that was enough to warrant a suspension and he represente

host: we want to welcome ashleigh -- ashley tellis, thanks for being with us.et me begin with the obvious, the timing of this state visit coming on the heels of president obama's-is it to asia -- president obama's visit to asia since being elected last year. >> i think it is evident that the obama had been stricken wants to continue what the bush administration began, which is to continue the momentum in india. the pact that he is doing this as an asian-wide effort speaks for itself. >> how would you assess the temperature between the two countries. >> i think the relationship is very good. i'd think they're still uncertainties about whether president obama will continue the policies that president bush began. >> following the meeting in china, with the president, a statement about china's role and trying to secure peace in southeast asia caused a lot of concern in india. why? >> because it seem to legitimize a chinese role in the south asia. the indians to see china as a potential problem. the statement looked as if u.s. was endorsing to china and southeast as

been told that ashley cole will not ashley cole will not require an operation on ashley cole will notom international required from international football. he was required from international football. he was approached as a football. he was approached as a potential football. he was approached as a potential replacement potential replacement for liverpool‘s potential replacement for liverpool‘s glen johnson. he liverpool‘s glenjohnson. he revealed he liverpool‘s glenjohnson. he revealed he had informed england of revealed he had informed england of his retirement back revealed he had informed england of his retirement back in revealed he had informed england of his retirement back in february. his retirement back in february. the london the london irish scrum-half, paul hodgson, the london irish scrum-half, paul hodgson, will make his the london irish scrum-half, paul hodgson, will make his first test hodgson, will make his first test start for england against argentina start for england against argentina on saturday. she on saturday. she one of four changes from on saturday. she one

ashley said that you were prepared to address a whole initiative. what changed your mind? >> the item as it was originally introduced was very conclusion oriented, and i think that the bureau had four very helpful in working with us where we are asking questions. we are at the beginning of this process, not at the end. there is not a determined and yet at this time. >> what about network management? what does that mean to you, and how would you like that definition to unfold as we go forward in gathering this data and asking new questions? >> i think it is an evolving process. there is not one definition. there has to be prioritization on wireless networks in order for them to work. they could have shown me the exact same slides that the wireless industry has shown, but they have to prioritize their content. i think is going to be an evolutionary discussion. there is not one definition yet that we know of, but we will be working with industry to come up with something reasonable. >> i want to pick up on something you said in your testimony about the vote to go ahead with t

the bodies of 22-year-old kyrstin gemar, 20-year-old afton williamson and 21-year-old ashley neufeld were found in an suv at the bottom of the pond. last night a vigil was held on campus for the women. investigators were led to that pond by signals from their desperate cell phone calls. >>> a missing pregnant woman has been found dead. her body was discovered in a bayou in florida monday. lori bernstein from affiliate from pensacola has the stunned reaction from people who knew her. >> i cannot believe that she is gone. >> reporter: for the past ten years, la tisha jenkins has called samira watkins a friend. one of dozens of people who gathered at the 25-year-old's home after hearing the bad news. >> it is devastating that somebody would actually kill this girl and then throw her body over in some water because that's basically what happened. i know they're saying, basically just dished her body like she ain't nothing. >> reporter: these two men driving waive runners across the bayou saw the body lying here in the shoreline around 2:00 p.m. after two hours on the scene, police finall

kyrstin gemar, ashley neufeld, afton williamson. manitoba, canada. grossmont, california. they had been going to dickinson state university. and they were really, really involved in athletics, particularly the school's softball team. they're all players on the softball team. everything was going great until about 11:49 on sunday. that night the mood changed when there was a very, very frightening cell phone call that came in from one of these young women. begging for help. something had gone wrong. hysterical noises in the background. a mention of water but it was all very unclear. then a minute later, another 30-second call. and then suddenly the phones went dead. the three of the girls had gone together with a small dog in their jeep cherokee to go star-gazing outside campus. the cell phone tower showed that they were in the vicinity, the cell phone tower that pinged off of the cell phone calls was five miles from the university. but they couldn't find them. there was a massive search by air, by ground, and then just minutes ago during this broadcast we got the terrible,

they are kyrstin gemar, afton williamson and ashley neufeld. investigators say they were found inside their jeep in a 12-foot-deep pond on a farm near dickinson state university. authorities think the women made two calls to friends for help. authorities do not suspect any foul play at this point. just a sad story. natas natasha? >> it really is. we'll talk to you more about it later on in the show. >>> let's go to meteorologist bob van dillen and find out if the forecast is cooperating today. hey, bob. >> good morning to you, natasha. so far so good. we have one weak clipper type system rolling out of the great lakes and the midwest. on the big picture with the satellite because other than this there's not much going on with the exception of southern parts of florida. we'll zoom on into trouble spots. it's around chicago, some extremely light rainfall moving away from the city. we'll zoom on into the radar coming out of columbus. most of the rain showers to the north and west. in to the indianapolis area, the indy radar picking up heavier rain

ashley payne was a teacher in north georgia. she says that her principal recommended she quit because of a curse word that appeared on her facebook page and pictures from her european vacation. >> i visited the guinness brewery, i went to italy and had wine. i went to the temple bar district of dublin and drank some alcohol there like any normal adult would. >> well, payne is suing to get her job back. the school system is not commenting on the situation. >>> country music fans witnessed history last night at the cmas. ♪ i was there when we said forever and always ♪ >> 19-year-old taylor swift became the youngest ever to win ent entertainer of the year award. >> i will never forget this moment because in this moment everything that i have ever wanted has just happened to me. >> and fortunately no one interrupted her last night. yeah, people don't -- apparently don't think people forgot about what kanye west did to her at the mtv awards. we'll show you all the spoofs, multiple spoofs across the show regarding kanye west interrupt

kyrstin, afton and ashley were found in a pond.sses were canceled today. >>> lastly, who is the dirtiest player in the nfl? well, this man. according to a poll taken by players by si.com, pittsburgh steelers receiver hines ward. he has a long history of physical play. last october fined $15,000 for hits in back-to-back weeks. they were not penalized, though, during the game. that's a look at sports. i understand hines ward's kid goes to school with bob's kid. used to. i'm not judging. i'm just pointing out information. >> so does he -- bob, does your son need to wear helmets to class? >> no, he's a darling little son. i like him. on we go. >> all right. coming up on "showbiz tonight," why is sandra bullock battling a porn star? here's hln's a.j. hammer. >>> natasha, good morning. coming up beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern, america's sweetheart, sandra bullock in a nasty, dramatic fight with a porn star who used to be married to her husband and it's all over a 5-year-old child. also, josh and fergie versus the stripper, the startling

ashley payne was a teacher in north georgia.s that her principal recommended she quit because of a curse word that appeared on her facebook page and pictures from her european vacation. >> i visited the guinness brewery, i went to italy and had wine. i went to the temple bar district of dublin and drank some alcohol there like any normal adult would. >> well, payne is suing to get her job back. the school system is not commenting on the situation. >>> country music fans witnessed history last night at the cmas. ♪ >> 19-year-old taylor swift became the youngest ever to win entertainer of the year award. >> i will never forget this moment because in this moment everything that i have ever wanted has just happened to me. >> and fortunately no one interrupted her as she made her speeches last night. yeah, people don't -- apparently don't think people forgot about what kanye west did to her at the mtv awards. we'll show you all the spoofs, multiple spoofs across the show regarding kanye west interrupting her last time. >>> and rememb

that does happen. >> you see this a lot, ashley, don't you in your work? >> i actually see witt my colleagues. jane velez-mitchell has written this amazing book about addictions and we replace one for another and an addictive personality we all have in some sense, some more than others but we all have a bit of a problem. >> but some are safe addictions. is every addiction a bad addiction? >> exercise, they say is a great addiction. i'm sorry i don't have that one rimplsts but bulemia is not. >> -- made it sound like it is not a good thing. >> addiction by definition the consequences have to be negative. that defines addiction. >> say it again slowly. >> continued behavior or occupation despite negative consequences in important areas of your life. work or school -- >> it has to have a negative impact. see with weight and food addictions it gets a little tricky on the one hand you have like queen latifah saying i'm big and beautiful then the anorexic starlet saying i look gorgeous this way so women don't know if they are addicted, fat, too skinny or what. >

ashley payne was a teacher in georgia. her principal recommended she quit because of a curse word that appeared on her facebook page and pictures from her european vacation. >> i visited the guinness brewery. i went to italy and had wine. i went to the temple bar district of dublin and drank some alcohol there. like any normal adult would. >> reporter: payne is suing to get her job back. the school system isn't commenting so far. >>> one of the victims found inside the cleveland home of a convicted sex offender was buried today. it's the first funeral for any of the 11 victims. police continue searching the home of anthony sowell and the stench of decomposition is getting worse. sowell is charged with five counts of murder. all but one of the bodies have been i.d.'d. >>> see this boy take a shot at glory on hln "news and views." >>> breaking news from texas. the u.s. army has filed formal charges against the ft. hood shooting suspect army major nidal hasan. military prosecutors have prepared 13 counts of premeditated murde

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they are kyrstin gemar, ashley neufeld and of a top son wiafto. they were found inside their jeep on a farm near dickinson state university. that's where the three starred on a softball team. it's believed they were star gazing. but authorities did describe a couple of calls made to friends for help. authorities do not suspect any foul play at this point. >> it's just so sad. thank you so much for those details. >>> let's get over to bob and hopefully he can give us some good news in the forecast. >> you know what, usually it's pretty good this time of year. november, no huge snow makers beginning to develop until probably mid to late part of the month, but right now we're watching a clipper type system dropping down out of the great lakes in towards the ohio valley. that's that lop p low pressure region, a quick mover. doesn't have a lot of time to pick up a lot of moisture from the lakes or from the gulf of mexico, so it will move on through with just a beg shield of clouds and light rain. here's what it looks like with the radar. chicago, more

ashley pain was a high school teacher in north georgia. says her principal recommended she quit because of a curse word that appeared on her facebook page and pictures from her european vacation. >> i visited the guinness brewery. i went to italy and had win. i went to the temple bar district of dublin and drank some alcohol there. like any normal adult would. >> now, payne is suing to get her job back right now. the school system is not commenting on that situation. >> wow. you've got to be real careful. >> you do. anything you do online there, jen. you have to be careful. >> you might not even think you could be judged for that. >> evidently perspectives are very important. right? >> yeah. >> do you check the expir ration date when you buy over the counter medication at a pharmacy? i do sometimes. cvs pharmacy is paying almost $1 million to settle claims it sold expired items. jen west hoef season looking out for you. do you check them? >> i admit, i don't. you know who does? >> your husband. >> clark howard. >> of course. that's his job

joining us to talk about it, ashley banfield, the host of "open court." also with us, lisa bloom, legal analyst for our sister network cnn and attorney as well. let me lay out the punishment for everybody, ladies. they were originally banned from sports for a year. those reduced. i think they'll miss a quarter of the volleyball season for participating in counseling and a public apology to the school's athletic board. i think they got it right. hopefully the girls learn something and won't do it again. your thoughts? >> i certainly think that they should learn something from this. because the school is only one step in their journey of life. these digital records last forever. and anybody who wants to hire them is going to look at some of these things on their facebook paijs. there is a whole legal argument that's different than your gut reaction, though. and the issue here is this is a public school. private school, no brainer. they could have done this. the school could have done anything they wanted regardless of the time of year, being summer vacation

she says, quote -- >> ashley judd has won the fourth annual hollywood hero award.art. the honor goes to a celebrity humanitarian. since 2002, she has been an advocate for an hiv and prevention program called youth aids. >> my fwrand mother. my grandmother. i have a lot of love to give which is why i do the work that i do. the people that i see around the world who in spite of incredible poverty are fan tasically resilient and have so much love to give, those are the people who really inspire me. and i am inspired by my classmates. they have incredibly diverse backgrounds. they literally believe we can irrat kate poverty and change problems into sustainable solutions. >> and once again this year, cnn has its all star tribute to heroes on thanks giving night. and remember to vote for hero of the year. >>> so on thursday we asked you to vote on our question of the day and just moments ago i was handed the final results. the sex tape confession, has she lost credibility. the results, totally one sided. >> that is it for "showbiz tonight." thank you for watching. >> you

ashley is calling us from kentucky. it's tough to make it from day-to-day. so many things on parents' plates right now with the economy being the way it is how are you making it? >> caller: i'm a single mother with a full-time dental student working part-time in a dental office with two boys so my plate is pretty full but i think honesty is always the best policy and as far as holiday go, i always tried to teach to my children that the true meaning of the season is jesus christ and as long as we have our family around us and we celebrate him, the materialistic things should be the least of our worries. kids don't always understand that but they have a pretty good grasp on that. they always get gifts and they always pretty much get what they want. i start early. i do layaway. >> the point you try to make them is not focus on things. >> caller: and they had a really good grasp on that. >> thank you so much. we want to hear your views on this. it's a tough economy. how do you explain to kids you may not have as much money as you used to. what do you explain to

in a strange way, all the dust up from the past week ashley may do some good may be as a clarion callfinally. we know mammography words but we all know that it is imperfect. we need better screening technology. the technology we're using today, though it has been improved andñw regenerated, is still almost 50 years old. what other business or feel that we know when the united states or around the world would use 50-year-old technology? there is a huge technology gap. in breast cancer and cancer screening, we are funding cutting edge research but we cannot do it alone. we need technology that is more productive, more available, more accessible. personal. less expensive and less aggressive. and it is not rocket science. we know it exists somewhere. it is political will -- marshaling the political will to transform the next generation of technology so that it is really useful for people, and people who will be diagnosed with breast cancer. i've spoken with the nih director this week and secretary sebelius. susan g. komen for the cure, and calendar year 2010, we will hosted technology sum

while we have gotten better at treating these diseases, for those under 65 years old, their health ashley got worse with these -- their health got worked with these diseases because they had no access. medicare worked over all social and economic groups. all of these groups that help your under medicare. medicare was an equalizer. it worked. studies have found 60% of those on medicare rank at a 9 or 810 on the scale a positive value. -- nine or eigha 10 on a scale positive value. what will serve as back this up. 68% of people on medicare feel that their interest comes first three only 48% of those on private insurance feel that way. so staring us right in the face, 40 years of a successful health-care program, one that has made the united states won at the best in the world at treating cancer. we talk about how bad we're doing when we break a 37. one thing we do well as cancer. why? because they are primarily treated by the single payer system, medicare. it works. rather than seeking -- taking what people like, what has been effective and uniquely american, with the bureaucracy of 4% on l

you have the battle of words and ideas and ashley have progress, get things done perry -- and actuallyngs done. >> the rotunda bridges the house and senate side to the capital. it is from here that you enter into the oldest part of the capital and into the senate wing of the building. as you make your way from the old as part of the capital into the expansion built in the 1850's, you see a stark contrast in the decorative nature of the old and new as the senate of the 1850's desire to showcase their part of the capital to visitors from around the world. it is into this artistic and architectural design where you find the current senate chambers, surrounded by ornately decorated halls and rooms and open during the winter of 1859. >> i am always enthralled by the senate chambers. the walls themselves. if they could speak, what could they tell us? what would they tell us? i think of the great men and women who have served it. >> there something special about seeing yet. it is an empty theater. there is a certain feeling when you look around, you look at the buttresses of the previous pres

you have the battle of words and ideas and ashley have progress, get things done perry -- and actuallydone. >> the rotunda bridges the house and senate side to the capital. it is from here that you enter into the oldest part of the capital and into the senate wing of the building. as you make your way from the old as part of the capital into the expansion built in the 1850's, you see a stark contrast in the decorative nature of the old and new as the senate of the 1850's desire to showcase their part of the capital to visitors from around the world. it is into this artistic and architectural design where you find the current senate chambers, surrounded by ornately decorated halls and rooms and open during the winter of 1859. >> i am always enthralled by the senate chambers. the walls themselves. if they could speak, what could they tell us? what would they tell us? i think of the great men and women who have served it. >> there something special about seeing yet. it is an empty theater. there is a certain feeling when you look around, you look at the buttresses of the previous presiden

ashley wrote i think a $150 tine to start out with is enough. if they repeat the violation, the fine should go up. don't put more people into our already overcrowded jails. i agree it sometime start cracking down on texting while driving but we plead to be smart about how we accomplish this task. she thinks jailtime is too much for now. >>> heather says i think whatever states have a no talk on cell law should have automatically added no texting. obviously, texting is more dangerous while drive. i live in connecticut. ween can't talk, but i believe 12i text. which seems really dumb. honestly, i do both. i know it's bad, i know. should people get jailtime for it? no. jeff says, if they can prove texting caused an accident or if you are speeding and texting, then, yes, jailtime might be appropriate. any other situation, a $150 fine should be a wake-up call. we're going it keep talking about this. we want to know, what do you think? new york is the latest state to crack down on texting while drive. how should you enforce that? $150 fine? do you thi

ashley, what am i missing? they look pretty tame to me. is there some photo i'm not seeing. >> i don't think so. i was never shown the photo in question so i'm not sure which one they're talking about. i can just look back at my own facebook page and know the only ones i posted of myself were of a nature you see there in these pictures on the air. they're just pictures of me having a drink in europe with friends. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> so the principal approached you? what did he say? >> he told me that a parent had called in and complained about a message that i posted on my facebook account and about some pictures of me with alcohol. he just asked me if i had those things. i said, yes. i've got some pictures from my trip to europe this summer that a co-worker and i went on with other friends. it was completely nonschool related. i told him i had those things up there and he said that with the language and the pictures that was enough to warrant a suspension. he represented that the decision to suspend me had already been made by