ashley, the bachelorette, is here with us tonight.g -- [ cheers and applause ] she whittled her 25 suitors down to 18. i'd like to see her end up with chaz bono. i don't know if it's too late. [ laughter ] wouldn't that be great? ashley met a lot of men tonight but my favorite was a guy named tim. tim had a lot of time to kill before ashley made it over to talk to him and by the time she did, tim had a few drinks in him. >> hey, tim. >> hello. >> how's it going? are you okay? >> i'm all right. you just scared me. >> oh, i scared you, sorry. >> i did. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> i'm very well. very well. >> so um -- oh, my god, i really am, like, like, so -- >> you're what? you're drunk? >> well, probably. >> jimmy: why waste time with the other 24? there's your husband right there. that's the guy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i mean, it's obvious. they have chemistry. maybe he thought he was auditioning for "jersey shore." snooki? fortunately, the interaction didn't end there. before tim passed out and had to be carried to his car

. >> and the bachelorette ashley hebert. and music from foster the people. >> when the world end, walmart is closed. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. with a message from bud light. you could win a trip to a big-time ufc event in new orleans. >> yes, jimmy, it's more than just a ufc event, it is an experience. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> the grand prize include round trip airfare to new orleans, two nights hotel, tickets to a -- concert, meat and greet with ufc personality. >> jimmy: for people would don't know what ufc is, please explain. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] okay, jimmy, come over here for a demonstration. >> jimmy: i'll stay right here. you go ahead and do the demonstration on your own. >> i'm going to need somebody from the studio audience. >> jimmy: all right, pick a member of our audience, that lady right there. >> come over here. >> jimmy: what's going to happen now? >> all right, ufc feature mixed martial arts like punching, kicking and choking. no, i was just joking. you get it? i was just joking about chokin

so -- i'm going to make ashley cry. i hope my hair looks okay.alked about needing to go for my daughter. she's going for it. i actually started to tear up a little bit. no tears drop but my eyes got watery and she like consoled me and stuff. a lot of crying. a lot of crying. it's annoying to just hold a girl that's just crying. and crying and crying. i had already checked out. can i call you? >> jimmy: that's bentley for you. you know, here's the deal. any guy named after a car lindsay lohan would crash is bound to be a douchebag. just -- [ applause ] a mantra that i live by. we're going to speak to ashley in a few minutes about her quest for love and the dark overlord known as bentley, so, stick around. before that, while most people were at home watching game three of the nba finals on sunday, our parking lot security guard guillermo was hard at work. isn't that right, guillermo? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: we sent him to the red carpet and at the mtv movie awards and you were promoting a new product. also, while you were there? >> yes, jimmy. >>

ashley madison is a site that offers a 1 oors guarantee. life is short, have an affair. >> one new trend are chat services that work on people's cell phones so, for instance, ping chat and message in a bottle let you create services where you could be sitting in a park and open it up and see who else is around and feastly just chat with those or see who wants to hook up. everything is streamlined. >> reporter: an iphone app called tigertext. messages cannot be forwarded or saved. they just disappear from the recipient's mailbox. congressman weiner probably wishes he had known about that. >> i have done things i deeply regret. >> reporter: instead he was the agent of his own undoing tweeting it to his constituents. >> nobody snooped or found it on his own. if he had accidentally tweeted it, it's feasible we would never know about any of it. it's always the human error that gets people. >> reporter: the software he used betrayed him in the end and he has only himself to blame. i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> the first virt

i'm going to make ashley cry.ts like that that have made bentley williams the most-hated bachelor in history. >> there's this man that is evil. >> evil? >> evil. >> oh, evil. >> now, afterwards, did you all take a shower, like i did? i washed my eyes with soap. >> bad, bentley, bad. is anybody meaner than this guy? >> reporter: out of the 25 men supposed to be vying for ashley hebert's hand in marriage, he was actually saying, i don't, from the very beginning. >> i'm bentley. >> reporter: bad bentley was causing trouble before the season even started. >> i received a message from a friend of mine, telling me that i should be warned about bentley. >> reporter: ashley told her story of betrayal to "people" magazine. >> ashley was warned by her fellow bachelor contestant, michelle, there's a guy on your season. he's going to be on for the wrong reasons. he will be on for a couple weeks, promote his business, and he's out of there. >> reporter: after confronting bentley -- >> this person said i should watch out for yo

we'll chat with ashley in just a minute.ht in new york, governor cuomo there signed a bill into law that legalizes same-sex marriage which means gays can finally get married in new york state. if you think about it, aren't all marriages gay already? i mean, as a man, when you get married, you're saying i will never touch another woman as long as i live. now let's put jewelry on each other and dance. now everyone can do that. maybe as a result of this, new york city will finally get some musicals. >> dreams become reality after new york approved same-sex marriage. new york city was more like a celebration. really celebratory as you can imagine after the state's legislature approved the bill giving same-sex couples the right to marry. >> jimmy: suicide squeeze. see you later in the whirlpool. according to the new law, all gays in the state of new york must be married by midnight june 30th. any gays in the state will be relocated to the state of new hampshire. i want to send congratulations to some friends. newlyweds regis phil

you shouldn't order off a menu on your own, ashley let's be honest.want you to run all life decisions by me from now on. >> all right i will. >> jimmy: when you were watching the show was it then clear to you that he was lying, because he looked like he was lying. but i don't know if it was just because we knew he was lying that it looked like he was lying. he really looked -- like the fbi was looking at it going, this man is definitely lying. >> in the moment i felt so much sincerity. i know you say my radar is off and i know america thinks my radar is off but i thought he was being genuine. watching it i'm thinking why didn't i see it? i wanted to see -- i saw what i wanted to see and that was my big problem. >> jimmy: have you spoken to the woman who gave you the tip who said to watch out for this guy? >> no, i haven't spoken to her but i owe her a phone call i think. we've been testingxting but i owe her a big thank you. >> jimmy: because obviously people get upset but he almost seemed to enjoy it. it seemed like he was happy he was going there to

but when the remaining bachelors found out ashley had seen bentley, ashley came under attack. >> i'mr him. >> she went to the cocktail party, looking good. feeling good. hey, guys, i met with bentley, who i used to be head over heels in love with. now, i like you guys. and the rest of the guys were like, what? >> there's two guys that need to go home tonight. just make me one of those guys. >> reporter: after one angry bachelor walked, or rather, sailed off the show, before the rose ceremony, ashley was finally ready to move on. >> i'm a huge step forward in this process in finding my husband. who's next? >> all the drama will make your head spin. and the word is, she has found a fiance. will that fiance become a husband? who knows? another rumor is that she is hoping to be on "dancing with the stars." >> i can't take much more. really. >> you're kidding about that last part? >> no. i mean, it's on fan sites. who knows if it's true? but she is a big dancer. she even performed in "the bachelorette" a couple of times. there she is, in las vegas. >> andrea, thank you. >> i don't know wh

>> ashley morrison here in new york. ashley, thank you so much this morning. >>> to politics now. former massachusetts governor mitt romney plans to make it official today. he is seeking the republican nomination for president. romney will make the announcement at a new hampshire farm. he plans to make economic issues the core of his campaign, but health care questions are sure to come up, as he seeks conservative support. when he was governor of massachusetts, romney pushed through a state health care bill similar to president obama's health reform law. >>> at the white house today, president obama will discuss budget issues and the national debt with house democrats. yesterday, house republicans met with the president. they told him they don't want to increase the debt limit without major spending cuts. mr. obama says any deficit cutting must include tax increases. another key sticking point is medicare, which the president is not willing to cut. >>> to the latest now on new york congressman anthony weiner. he's involved in a messy case involving his twitter account. weiner insi

ashley morrison, playing it safe today. thank you. >>> it's called the electronics entertainment expo, e3 for short and draws video gamemakers and enthusiasts from around the world. nintendo is stealing the spotlight at this year's e3 with its new version of the popular wii game console. cnet's kara tsuboi has more. >> so today welcome to the world of wiiu. >> reporter: the wiiu is the latest console to join the nintendo family. at first glance, the combined motion control and touch screen capabilities impressed the crowd at this year's e3 in los angeles. >> stating that wiiu will change the way you play games is a pretty bold assertion. >> reporter: nintendo says the wiiu will provide live interaction with other players, video calling and web browsing access. >> it looks like an ipad but meant to work with a home console as well and you can use it like a second tv screen. >> reporter: there are details we still don't know, battery life, how much it will cost and the exact release date in 2012. in addition to the hardware n

tonight, paris hilton and ashley hebert and national spelling bee champ and music from sara bareilles with cleto and the cletones. and now why not, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the program. thanks for being here. seated and just as i like you. we were off last night. we usually do a show but we had a special prime time nba show and missed out on a lot of important wiener jokes. tonight i vow to make that up to you. in case you haven't heard

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ashley morrison is here in new york with that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. that's right, stocks in asia were higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei was.0.3% and hong kong's hang sang gained more than 1.5%. >>> on wall street yesterday, news of the budget crisis in greece sent the dow rising 72 points, while the nasdaq gained 11. >>> toyota has announced another recall, this time more than 110,000 hybrid vehicles. the recall involves the highlander hybrid, and the lrx 400h. it has to do with a power supply circuit that could cause the vehicle to stop suddenly. >>> budget talks in minnesota have broken down. unless a deal is reached the state government will shut down tomorrow morning. lawmakers cannot agree on a deal with how to deal with a $5 billion deficit. >>> the department of education released its latest guide to college costs at the low end, the university of puerto rico's annual tuition is about $2,000, while the most expensive school is base college in maine with tuition plus room and board topping $50,000 a year. >>> and betty if you're headed to the

ashley morrison is here with all of that. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you betty. pretty quiet day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei gained a fraction and hong kong's hang sang lost about half of a percent. today on wall street we get the latest on inflation and stock industrial production. tuesday stocks had their best day of the month after better than expected retail numbers. the dow gained 123 points to close back above 12,000, while the nasdaq was up 39. the current housing crisis is now officially worse than that of the great depression. according to hiller price house, 33% since the market collapsed compared to 31% during the late 1920s and early '30s. home prices recently entered double dip territory. the crisis is not expected to ease until foreclosures do and that's not expected until next year at the earliest. >>> pandora is hoping to make sweet music on wall street. the internet radio company will make its stock market debut this morning. its initial public offering of stocks sold last night at $16 a share, twice as much as expected just a couple of

. >> ashley morrison here in new york. we're lying so much we got to keep going. thank you so much. >>> just ahead a major medical setback for one of bruce springsteen's e street band. >>> plus a glimmer of hope as firefighters battle the massive wildfire in arizona. this is the "morning news." before they can attach epels and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii.

all right, ashley, thank you so much for that. joining us live here in new york. >>> and also here in new york tonight, the official broadway opening of "spider-man: turn off the dark." the debut of the $75 million musical was delayed several times because of serious technical difficulties. and injuries to cast members. the book and songs were also reworked after the original director was replaced. it is the most expensive production in broadway history. good luck getting a ticket. >>> straight ahead your tuesday morning weather. and in sports the bruins rack up the gold against the canucks as they battle it out for the stanley cup. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, light rain, 67. miami, partly cloudy, 90.

ashley morrison is here in new york with those stories and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets were mixed today. toque yoes nikkei gained 0.7% while hong kong's hang seng was less than 0.1% lower. on wall street, monday the dow rose over 108 points. while the nasdaq was up 35. >>> the french finance minister christine lagarde is expected to be chosen today as the new leader of the international monetary fund. lagarde would be the first woman to lead the imf. she would replace dominique strauss-kahn, who resigned after being charged with sexual assault. >>> a two-day-long general strike begins today in greece. the strike hopes to disrupt or stop most public services. demonstrators are opposed to a new round of austerity measures proposed by the government to avoid bankruptcy. >>> a u.s. health panel begins meeting today to consider whether the world's best-selling cancer medicine avastin should retain approval for treating breast cancer. the fda believes avastin is ineffective against the disease. >>> and betty,

ashley morrison here in new york. appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> straight ahead we'll have your weather forecast. and in sports, healthy again. venus williams returns to centre court in style. but can she make it past the first round of wimbledon? it past the first round of wimbledon? ♪ [ lane ] here's the trouble with most anti-wrinkle creams. the cream disappears but your wrinkles don't. ♪ introducing neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. in fact, it's clinically proven to smooth wrinkles in just one week. so all you have to do is sit back and watch your wrinkles go away. new rapid wrinkle repair. from neutrogena®. use the hand towel analyzer at kleenex.com and find out what could be on your cloth hand towel. [ ribbits ] upgrade to kleenex hand towels for a clean, fresh towel every time. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. partly cloudy and 85 in new york. partly cloudy 92 in miami. chicago, thunderstorms and 85. thunderstorms and 96 in dallas. and pa

neighbor ashley carter is stunned. she can't believe 49-year-old ashley and her 14-year-old daughter were shot in the head. the teen clinically brain dead. the mother surviving. >> it's horrible. they're both really nice. the daughter is really pretty and sweet. >> reporter: the shooting happened at a trailer park in krcrescent city. they had just moved there a month ago. investigators say 60-year-old jerry wayne steele was accused of sexually assaulting the little girl earlier this year. he drove up tuesday morning with the intent to kidnap them both. detectives say he instead shot both of them in the head. a close family friend agreed to talk to us if we hid his identity. >> i'm taking it very much in shock. i mean, that's -- they were going up there to try to make new life for themselves, and it just doesn't seem that it's fair. but life is not always fair. >> reporter: police found steele at a nearby park. as they approached him, he shot himself in the head and died later. >> here she is 14 years old and had hopefu

gordon and ashley fontaneta.ou're a doctor so sick kids, it seems natural, how hard is it to keep their spirits up when they are sick. >> well, you know, when we have dedicated volunteer that say come in and work with our kids, it makes it a little easier. kids are dealing with isolation in the hospitals. they're also dealing with their illness and the pain that is associated with illness. >> so why art and sports? you could choose any kind of alternative therapy on the side. >> yeah, arts and sports actually is just up lifting overall. you think of how music makes you feel. if you're having a bad day or just want to get something started, put on some good music and you just start dancing around a little bit. that's the same thing that sports does. you throw a ball, it kind of releases some of the energy and just really makes you feel good. >> now, ashley, kind of the cool thing that i like about this program is that it's not just for kids who are sick, it's helping them feel normal and reminding them of being at

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ashley mahia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, ashley, howold are you? >> i'm ten years old. >> jimmy: ten years old. oh, my gosh. when's your birthday? >> april 21st. >> jimmy: yeah. my birthday is september 19th. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, what -- what are you going to be doing for us tonight? >> i'm going to play the recorder from my nose. >> jimmy: you're going to play it from your nose? >> yes. >> jimmy: how did you figure out that -- that you had that talent? >> i was bored and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. so my brother said, "could you play it with your nose?" so i did. >> jimmy: you just shoved it up your nose like, "let's go for it." all right. awesome. dad, do you ever ask ashley to do this at, like, neighbor's parties or anything? >> no, not yet. but it's going to be the highlight now. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you're going to go on the road with this. very cool. now, what are -- what song are you going to be nose-playing for us tonight? >> i'm going to play "ode to joy." >> jimmy: o

>>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the harsh reality of the budget crisis is hitting home tonight. >> the police force will have to serve and protect from 70 fewer officers on the streets. abc7's lisa amin gulezian is live with more on a difficult time for those who wear a badge. lisa? >> very true, dan. tomorrow starting at 8:00 a.m., officers will be coming by at the police department to turn in their badges. today they leaned on their union for support and for options for the future. >> i do feel worried about where the city is headed. crime is on the rise. >> he is not just a san jose resident and taxpayer. he is also a san jose police officer. and tomorrow he will be laid off. he is one of 68 officers losing their jobs because of the city's $115 million budget deficit. and he is angry. >> i am mad at the politicians involved that are doing this for the politics side. i don't think they have their heart in the right place. >> in a statement mayor chuck reid says, "we have some of the finest officers in the country,

ashley morrison for cbs news, new york. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, seasonal favorite. kids trying to make a "summer" buck with a >>> it's time for this week's best buys to eat fresh and stay healthy with not a lot of money. check your ads and the quality of the produce. with some summer fruits and summer vegetables, we are going to start with beautiful white nectarines in the market right now. look how beautiful. nice and white and loaded with sugar and flavor. look at the price on these white nectarines. the average price is $1.49 a pound. you can find them lower and more expensive in certain markets but make sure the quality is good. blue lake beans the string beans loaded with flavor locally grown and also in the market with some great prices. take a look at the prices, the average price of these blue lake beans about 89 cents a pound and look at that deep green color to them. that means they are loaded with flavor and nutritional value. plum tomatoes, you want to make the tomato sauce, you need to use tomatoes. buy them nice and red all the way around. no greening

ashley morrison with that and more. >> asian markets were down across the board. mostly in reaction to the terrible government jobs report released here on friday. the nikkei lost more than 1% while hong kong's hang seng was also sharply lower. on wall street, stocks are looking to snap a five week losing streak. the market's longest since 2004. last week the dow and the nasdaq each lost almost 2.5%. both remain in the black for the year. >>> apple's ceo steve jobs is expected to take a break from his medical leave today to unveil his company's highly anticipated new icloud streaming service. it will allow customers to store and access media on the web instead of downloading it. it may even allow you to transfer it to other computers or phones. the service should cost around $25 a year. apple has already inked deals with several top record labels. >>> nintendo has been hit by hackers. the company says no sensitive customer information was lost in the cyber attack. the same group that targeted sony has claimed responsibility. in a tweet they said they did it just f

in new york, i'm ashley morrison. >>> they look harmless. some say kiddie pools are just as dangerous as the real thing. and one person's trash causing a big mess in the bay. the shocking truth about where our garbage is going, when we come back. ============b r e a >>> plus a sign of aging that is tough to erase. the new way to treat cellulite. >>> summer is just a day away but it is already feeling like it outside. it is feeling hot especially many spots inland and some temperatures already in the 90s. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> right now, a major wildfire burning in central california. the antelope fire has charred nearly eight square miles and broke out yesterday morning in the oil fields east of passa roblos. one structure is destroyed. several others are threat ped. but the fire is -- threatened. but the fire i

ashley morrison good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. most asian markets were lower after this the eu delayed a decision to help greece with its debt. hong song's hang seng dropped a fraction. the nikkei edged up. >>> last week the dow gained about half a percent while the nasdaq lost 1%. >>> united airlines says everything should be back to normal today. over the weekend computer problems forced the carrier along with u.s. airways to cancel dozens of flights stranding thousands of passengers. many more flights were delayed and the ripple effect affected every major airport in the country. united says it was not a cyber attack. >>> meantime, gamemaker sega says hackers stole the data of more than 1 million users, e-mail addresses, birth dates and passwords but apparently no financial information. it's unclear who was behind it. the group responsible for the nintendo and sony cyber attacks denied responsibility. >>> bank of america customers are waking up to a new fee, beginning today customers who miss a credit card payment could be subj

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. >>> "cbs moneywatch" ashley morrison has the latest. >> good morning to you betty. stocks in asia were up this morning. the nikkei finished higher by 1.5%, on news japan's industrial production had the sharpest rise in nearly 60 years and hong kong's hang seng was up a fraction. >>> in this country, signs of improving housing markets lifted stocks yesterday. the dow finished 145 points higher and the nasdaq was up 41. >>> bank of america is close to settling with a group of investors who claim they were sold poor quality mortgage-backed securities. the securities tanked when the housing market plunged, the deal is reportedly worth $8.5 billion. >>> drug labels are sometimes deceive key safety warnings. "consumer reports" magazine evaluated five national chain drugstores filled prescriptions for blood thinner medications. four of the five failed to include guidelines under federal law. >>> google is taking another shot at cracking the social networking market. its latest foray is called google plus. it will make online sharing more real life and allow users to be mor

join us tonight after "nightline," with paris hilton, ashley, "the bachelorette," sara bareilles, ando head with the new 13-year-old national spelling bee champion. thank you for watching. we'll be back in primetime again thursday night. stay tuned for game four of the nba finals. good night.

did you hear about brendan and ashley?, what happened. >> they're dating. >> i thought he was dating hanna. >> me, too. oh, my gosh. that's so funny. oh, my gosh. did you hear about brendan and ashley. >> no. what happened? >> sarah. sarah! [ sirens ] >> very nice. that's great. >> it came out beautiful. >> fantastic. that really is nice. well done. >> thank you. they helped me a lot. it was great. >> i absolutely love the psa that was done by lauren. it has touched me and it is a super public service announcement. >> if it changes some habits of some young people, and even maybe their parents, then that's what it's all about. it is about saving lives and preventing tragedy. >> i was kind of nervous and like, i didn't know how they were going to like it and every thing, but i think it turned out very well. >> and how would lauren rate her experience working with the professional crew? >> on scale of one to ten, probably a 1,000. it was definitely a lot of fun and i'm so glad i had the opportunity to do it. it was great. >>

ashley morrison with more. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. asian markets dipped on fears the u.s. economy is in trouble. tokyo's nikkei's lost about 0.5% while the hang seng fell 1%. today, wall street looks like a tough finish to a tough week on a high note. on thursday stocks finished mixed. the dow lost 41 points while the nasdaq gained 4. >>> analysts are not expecting good news from today's government jobs report. most predict it will show the economy added just 100,000 jobs last month and that the unemployment rate will dip to 8.9%. the economy needs to add around 200,000 jobs a month just to keep up with population growth and 300,000 or 400,000 to put a dent in unemployment. >>> mazda plans to stop building cars in america. this morning japanese media reports the automaker will end its joint venture with ford leaving it no production facilities in the u.s. starting in 2013 all mazda vehicles told here will be shipped from japan and mexico. >>> chrysler is about to cut the lifeline to the government. fiat has agreed to buy the governmen

ashley morrison in new york appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> up next, your weather forecast. >>> and in sports it's all about "d" and the threes. the heat and mavericks meet in game one of the nba finals. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in new york after thunderstorms 89, miami sunny and 87. sunny and 79 in chicago. 95 and sunny in dallas. 72 and partly cloudy in los angeles. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast, the latest satellite picture shows storms fading away in the great lakes region while another batch lingers over texas and oklahoma. later today heat and thunderstorms push into the northeast with a chance of heavy rain, gusty winds and small hail. sunny and hot in the northwest. the northwest

they could become endangered again quickly. >> reporter: dan ashley, abc7 news. >> veterinarians are guarded about the falcons' prognosis but they are eating on their own. this morning, federal ban of drop-side baby cribs take effect. they have a side rail that moves up and down. the rail can detach and babies have become trapped. a federal rule bans the manufacturering, sale or resale of the drop-side baby cribs. they are blamed for 32 deaths and suspected in 14 others. the new rule also mandates more rigorous safety tests for all cribs. >>> san francisco drivers may soon lose over a dozen precious parking spots in several high-density neighborhoods. under a pilot program, the city would rent them to the non-profit city car share company for $150 a month. the parking spots are in russian hill, the mission, and south of market. the goal is to reduce private car ownership and attract new drivers to the car sharing concept. >> it would be for residents themselves. they're asking for it because they don't want to have to buy cars. >> it can take you 20, 30 minutes to find a parking spot

ashley morrison is here with more. good morning to you. >> a mixed day on asian markets with increased concern about the u.s. economy. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%. the hang seng edged up a fraction. today on wall street the dow jones opens below 12,000 for the first time since march. last week the blue chips got hit hard. the dow lost 1.5% while the nasdaq was down more than 3% and lost all of its gains for the year. that was the sixth down week in a row for the market, its longest losing streak since 2002. the s&p 500 had lost almost 7% since late april. if the market drops 10% or more that would signal a correction which some analysts believe we're already seeing. it was only a month and a half ago stocks hit their highest point in three years. >>> gas prices are following stocks down according to the lundberg survey the average price for a gallon of regular is now $3.71 a gallon, that is 27 cents less than a month ago. most analysts expect prices to keep going down, amid reports saudi arabia may soon increase crud

please, ashley ashley ashley. keys tomorrow hope you get back here. >> sam what do you got? >> all right everybody, ready? this is our time this is our moment. good morning, everybody. by the way, you guys are from dallas. >> right. >> it is somebody's birthday? >> it's peggy and she's celebrating her 08th birthday. >>> let's get to the boards. we're going to show you a live shot out of dallas from wfaa. take a look at the five-day. 98 today. 99 tomorrow. when are you guys going home? >> today. >> that heat rolls for a while longer. storms are rolling in the areas shaded in red. orlando, 89 degrees today. scattered e thunderstorms through the state >> i love this sign. waiting since 4:00 a.m. we're here too. lara? >>> hi sam. guys, here's a look at what's coming up ahead on gma. bristol palin opening up about her rocky relationship with levi johnston and her mom's political future. >>> plus, are you looking at the next pop sensation? we are out to turn one of these wan that bees into a superstar. we're going to tr

affairs and security policy in the european union catherine ashton i learned thank you very much mr ashley you said the core of what you're doing media is to resolve conflict why was the north asked to mediate in libya well i think the u.n. is playing exactly the role that it should play and. the u.n. special envoy is you know frequently in tripoli and benghazi is working with the people of libya but also for the international partners our role has been very much to support him and to work with the african union with the arab league with the organization of islamic conference and with our partners like russia and turkey to think about how we move forward and conflict and start to think about the country of the future on a visit to britain guys in may you said that you had most people who would be leading into the future what gives you the grounds to say that what i said was that i've met people who clearly had a heart the future of libya people who were thinking about the kind of work that needs to be done reconstruction getting the economy moving again the support the going to the on boar

dan ashley explains that customers may not be getting what they pay for.is a way of allowing the customers to off set the carbon foot prent. they can protect the environment and projects like the garcia forest. >> we can use carbon to slow down. >> taxpayers already have paid to protect and selectively logg the 24,000 acres forest. they provided it with loans and grants through taxpayer funded money it is created in 1985 to invest in environmental projects. susanun uncovered the story. >> that angered rate paying advocates. why are concerned that it sounds like double counting. >> and they had long questioned the program. he worries that they are taken advantage of. >> all pg&e has done is paid for the project that is protected. they can be assured they are investing in things that make a difference to the environment. >> the commission requires us to only invest in projects where the benefit and metigation measures are in the future going forward. it is important that they have not been already implemented. >> the utility allows them to protect the foreof

it is from signing up, to not billing you under ashley madison.re are messages in other people's inboxes have been around discretion. i think you hear about facebook affairs discovered. now this mistake on twitter. places that aren't catering to discretion. that is the worst place to conduct an affair. just like the workplace is the worst place to conduct an affair. this th is all about discretion. that might be more intensive for people to pursue it. >> founder and ceo of ashley madison, thank you newell. this goes to a conversation we had right before the show. we are talking about duplicity and being found out. not just about sex. it is about politics. under the underbelly of humanity, as you like to call it jimmy. you said the first response is to build a better mouse trap so you don't get caught. i said you have to have duplici duplicity. you said no, build a better mouse trap. that's what this guy did. >> pretty much. until you figure out, you know, until someone figures out how to get on someone's account or it doesn't work a hundred percen

. >>> al igual que ashley co y kea son jóvenes que desaparecieron, sin dejar rastro alguno, cifras del. >>> la única pispta que tienen autoridades, es que angélica iba a testificar contra este hombre, que por semanas asaltó al vecindario, no quisieron descartar esfo como un motivo. >>> josé, el fbi está involugrado en el caso, pero no encontraron ninguna pista para dar con su paradero, al igual que nos otros dos casos, tres jóvenes hispanas que están siendo buscadas intensamente en todo el país, regresamos a estudios. >>> en denver colorado, francisco, muchas gracias, la última pausa, al regresar, esta poderosa explosión, y cómo nos >>> nos despedimos, con imágenes de una explosión osolar, mire, ahí viene, esta tormenta dicen que no es la más grande, pero causarían trastornos en la tierra, y a los sistemas de satélite, increíble, gracias por el privilegio, nos puede seguir por twitter, y telemundo news, y si quiere charlar

dan ashley, pocket change. cheryl jennings, serious cash. >> i did have some years ago.t was hais yechl you had to have a notary to claim it. >> and some you do, but check again. and now, if you have unclaimed property like money bags here, go to unclaimed.org. and that is easy. there are all 50 states there. so there is money for myself this time. the first time. is there anything you can do here? there is a question, to make money stuffing envelope scam? no. it's a scam. sometimes this gets complicated but the majority of the time idea is simple. you see an ad saying make money stuffing envelopes, send me $5. you put $5 in an envelope, they send you an and a half says place an ad just like mine. see how they stuffed an envelope. so this is considered money spent on an education. is there a benefit of a tenant having a lease? or does it just promise the landlord you won't be moving? well, landlords won't do it if it wasn't better for them but there are benefits for you. and they can raise rent without giving you a year's notice and as sit now they can raise within 30 da

ashley durham. i'm sorry. miss tennessee was ashley durham. she was the runner-up.new miss usa. >> congratulations for her. >> we're thrilled for her. >> excited for her. >> i'm excited for her. it must be hard to cry on cue. they all have to cry. >> the makeup or mascara, does it run? >> you can't get the crown unless you're crying. so, the second they say your name, you have to cue the tears. or you're in trouble. they are sort of dated, those pageants. >>> also, speaking about people taking on a big role, who is going to fill regis philbin's chair when he finally leaves "live"? he's been on tv more than anybody else, more hours on television. >> he's 140 years old. >> he's busy with the jim show. regis is 79 years old. here are people vying were that seat. here, you see ryan seacrest. you see bravo executive and host of "the real housewives." >> he was just in the miss usa pageant, as well. >> he's everywhere. if you can handle the housewives, how they smack each other down, that's some chop right there. >> also, mark consuelos, who is also known as mr. kelly rip