we all know ashley judd as one-third of the famous judd family.om and sister became country icons with hits like, give a little love. while ashley starred in blockbusters like, "kiss the girls." and double jeopardy. but bankruptly, she basically gave it all up and went on a deeply personal inner journey facing serious demons approximate. >> in the early part of the last decade, you were one of the highest paid actresses in hollywood and it wasn't doing it for you. why not? >> simply put, i wasn't in recovery yet. >> the shift happened in 2006 when she visited her sister winona at a place called shades of hope where winona was being treated for an eating disorder. it was there that ashley got a surprise. >> reporter: the people at the center said to you, you should check in. >> yes. >> you didn't say forget about it, i'm fine. >> i said, i'm so tired of holding in all this pain. >> reporter: she said she was suffering depression and pain. from a childhood of sexually abuse and also experienced long periods of abject loneliness as her mom and sister

corey is at a crucial stage in ashley's autopsy.'s searching for the bullets that killed the 18-year-old girl. >> this one in here passing through, i think it's impacting the inner table of the skull here, and it just doesn't have enough energy. i think we're going to -- right, we're going to get the bullet -- right, right under there. >> after several minutes of probing, there is an unmistakable sound. metal on metal. >> there's that one. >> one down. >> one down. >> continuing her search, dr. corey finds the second bullet -- >> there it is. >> just lying free. >> -- and extracts it. >> inside the scalp. numero dos. >> she's pleased by the condition of this bullet, like the one already recovered, could help police track down the murder weapon. >> it's relatively well preserved and it's got good markings on the outside of it. >> even though it's her job to help the investigation now, dr. corey, unlike her fictional counterparts on "csi," will not take sides in any future trial. >> we're there to solve the puzzle. we're there to figu

♪ >>> ashley judd has long been one of america's sweethearts.she was once one of the highest paid women in hollywood. now after stints at rehab and harvard, she's landed a new tv series called missing. the road hasn't been easy and tonight we have an interview with the star. >> reporter: after watching ashley judd beating and shooting bad guys in the new abc show "missing," this was a position in which i did not hope to find myself, about to get punched by her. >> but i just miss you. you turn to the camera, right? >> yeah. >> so you actually hit me? >> i did. >> missing is about an ex-cia agent who's son has been kidnapped. >> i am a mother looking for her son. >> do you do all that yourself? >> i can wear the t-shirt that says, i do all my own stunts. >> do you think you could mess somebody up for real if you had to? >> i absolutely know that i could. >> so do not mess with ashley judd or you'll get hurt. >> reporter: you might be asking yourself as you watch her chase villains on this new show, where has she been lately? turns out for the pas

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thank you. >> ashley belt? >> good morning, governor. >> hi, ashley. >> the question is -- >> hi, ashley. >> -- what is your plan to stop the assad regime in syria and how can we get around russian and chinese intransigence at the united nations? >> maybe one of the few bright spots in the middle east developments in the last year has been the rising of the people in syria against assad. obviously, as you know, syria is iran's only arab ally in the region. syria is the route that allows iran to supply hezbollah with weapons in lebanon. syria is iran's route to the sea, so the significance of syria perhaps distancing itself in some way from iran is a very significant opportunity for us and that's why we should be using every resource we have to encourage the movement within syria to have a more representative form of government and the to get rid of assad, that includes communicating with the allowaite even if assad is not there, and it means making sure that we are working with turkey, and to make sure the rebe

also to give him a hand, his daughter ashley. >> he looks at me a lot on stage.t him know i'm there for him. >> ashley says it was rough when she first learned he had alzheimer's. >> it was a pretty heavy moment. he had been showing signs it for years and years but it was a complete shock. i started noticing it in high school and my friends said it, too. he would come into the movie room and watching and couple minutes coming in and repeat that several times. we knew something was up. >> you can sometimes see the effects of alzheimer's on stage. >> what do you call this stuff -- i don't even know what is coming up next. >> a lot of times it's like who wrote this song, what key is this in? what song are we doing? >> this is what key, e flat? >> glen's son shannon performs on stage with him each night. >> we will accidentally take mine or my sister's mic. he will put his guitar in weird places on stage. >> something that shows up on stage that also shows up is his love for his kids. >> i want to introduce my daughter ashley who wants to challenge me to a duel. >> a

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ashley morrison is in new york with more. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. >> mixed day for stocks. nikkei finished higher for a fourth straight day and hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. >>> wall street continues to surge. another positive employment report sent the s&p 500 above 1400 for the first time since 2008. the dow made it 7 straight positive days by adding 58 points. the nasdaq gained 15. >>> apple's shares hit a record high thursday reaching $600 for the first time ever. that happened as thousands of people around the world started lining up to buy the new ipad which goes on sale today. the first shoppers to get their hand on the tablet were in australia. here in the united states, walmart started selling it at midnight, a few hours before some apple stores. >>> taxpayers are footing less of the bill for higher education these days. a report out today shows public colleges and universities now get 43% of the revenues from student tuition. that number was 30% as recently as ten years ago. the

hey there, ashley. >> good morning to you. i think we might need to do some defriending. very little movement on the asian markets this morning. japan's nikkei added half a% while hong kong's hang seng gave back a fraction. that could signal a turn-around for the u.s. housing market. despite that news, stocks on wall street fell. the dow lost nearly 69 points while the nasdaq fell four. >>> the greek parliament approved the latest bailout loan from the eurozone countries this morning. but some of greece's creditors remain concerned the country's austerity measures may not do enough to lower its debt. and that could mean a third bailout would be needed to rescue greece from default. >>> the airline industry is keeping a close watch on the rising cost of oil and the tensions in iran. according to an aviation trade association, airlines could lose more than $5 billion this year if oil prices spiked to $150 a barrel. prices are now just under $107 a barrel, a nine-month high. the trade group says airlines are already expecting to see earnings decline because of rising fuel co

ashley's 58-year-old uncle and her 56-year-old aunt got sick and died, too.aryland department of health and mental hygiene confirms they had influenza a, now in just a few weeks, ashley lost her grandmother, aunt, and uncle. >> we are pulling together. >> ashley's mom was the primary care giver when the grandmother got sick. she is recovering in the hospital. >> right now, my mom is coming along slowly, but surely. they took out the breathing tube and she's breathing on her own. she's doing well. >> now the health department wants people here in calvert county to know that if someone else were going to get sick, that probably would have already happened. >> given that the three children who were taking care of their mom got sick within three or four days after they came in contact with her and you would think that if other people are going to get sick from having contact with these people, it would have been apparent by now. >> the calvert county health department and the state of maryland are continuing to investigate. >> i don't know how this happened. i do

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ashley in new york. good to see you. >>> nasa released new pictures of the second largest moon, rhea. the raw images were taken saturday. rhea's about 950 miles in diameter, roughly one quarter the size of earth's moon. its surface is rough and heavily cratered, it has a very thin atmosphere and perhaps a small ring like saturn's. pretty cool. >>> up next your tuesday morning weather. and in sports, a champion-winning shot that will have you asking how in the world did he do that. stay with us. you have got to see this next. you have got to see this next. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday life. bring it with bounty basic. affordably priced. tested by everyday life. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while ot

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ashley morrison here in new york. ashley, good morn nothing good morning to you, terrell. asian markets are up. japan's nikkei rose slightly while hong kong's hang seng advanced about 1%. the policy makers will meet for the first time since january tonight. they're not expecting major announcement but it is believed they will keep short-term interest rates a at record low for the foreseeable future. the dow added 37 points while the nasdaq dropped four. >>> the obama administration is bringing a new trade case against china in an effort to level the playing field. they want to see china end its export restrictions on high-tech goods such as tvs and hybrid car batteries. they will ask the world trade organization to facilitate the talks. >> americans are bwondering if anything can be done to slow down the price of gasoline. the average price of regular is now $3.81. that's about 31 cent as way from the all-time high. a cbs/new york news poll shows the majority of the americans, 54% believe president obama can to to keep the price down. one thing he can do is release oil fro

ashley morrison is here in new york with more on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, betty. overseas stocks extended a rally. tokyo's nikkei gained more than half a percent while hong kong's hang seng was higher by a fraction. >>> a day after the biggest gain of the year wall street stayed mostly flat. the dow gained 16 points and the nasdaq added a fraction of the point. >>> millions of college students are going to see the interest rate on their loans double. the stafford loan which helps low and middle income students currently has an interest rate of 3.4%. but it's scheduled to jump to 6.8% in july. >>> some berkshire hathaway investors do not want to wait to to see who will replace warren buffett. a group of shareholders from the afl-cio is -- a vote to require the company to disclose a written succession plan. much of the success is attributed to the 81-year-old buffett. last month, buffett announced the board had chosen a successor but buffett says he has no plans to retire. >>> and a new jersey man will have to share near

ashley morrison is here with that.on that last, unfortunately, ashley. >> good morning, betty. i was checking and i could not find our names. >> yeah. >> stocks overseas dropped following low annual growth forecast from china, tokyo's nikkei fell 1%. while hong kong's hang seng erased nearly 1.5%. this week the government releases the february unemployment report. the economy could gain 200,000 jobs for a third consecutive month. stocks were up to close out february. the dow added 33 points last week while the nasdaq gained 11. >>> market analysts expect the price of bp shares to rise after the company announced a settlement with thousands of victim of the gulf oil spill. bp will pay $7.8 billion to cover claims, including property damage, lost wages and losses to businesses. >>> officials in massachusetts are keeping a close watch on how much people are paying at the pump. the state's office of consumer affairs ordered field inspectors to look for possible price gouging and false advertising. the average price for a g

ashley morrison in new york. thank you. >>> a funeral and memorial are being planned this morning for davy jones. lead singer of the made for tv rock band "the monkees." jones died yesterday near his home in florida. edward lawrence looks back at his life. >> ♪ here we come walk down the streets ♪ >>> davy jones was already a seasoned performer when producers picked him and three other unknowns to be "the monkees," it was 1965. the beatles were invading america. hollywood wanted to create its own american version. the tv show featured jones as the heartthrob singer. born in england in 1945, he was the only british monkee. the others were michael nesmith, mickey dolenz and peter tork, his bandmates. the band churned out a string of hits, including "i'm a believer," "last train to clarksville" and "daydream believer," on which jones sang lead. most of the hits were actually written by well-known songwriters like neil diamond and carol king. most of the records featured studio musicians. critics dubbed the group a p

ashley morrison here in new york.k you so much. >>> the girl scouts are celebrating their 100th anniversary today. the organization was founded in savannah, georgia in 1912. that's where about 3,000 girl scouts gathered this weekend to mark the occasion. some famous girl scouts include singer mariah carey, secretary of state hillary clinton and barbara walters. and ashley morrison. there are 2.5 million girls enrolled nationwide. they'll be well-funded as long as they keep selling those cookies. because of me. >>> coming up, your monday morning weather and in sports, all you bracketologists, grab your pencils, the seeds are set for march madness. we'll tell you who came out on top. rab your pencils, the seeds are set for march madness. we'll tell you who came out on top. whoa! chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. that's great. i know, right? just learned how to drive this yesterday. one second. i'll be right back around. here's that 5% cash back you earned. wow. thanks! courtesy of chas

. >> ashley something. there are actually sites where they have prostitution sites that are on-line. >> maybe they were putting money behind it and they were doing it halfway legalized thing. >> is it true it took under cover operatives females to catch her and d class felony? >> i think there may be more underneath the sheets if i might say it. that didn't look that comfortable did it? >> is it as unglamorous as it is in this case? if that's as high end as it gets it's pretty lame. >> in her case i don't think she was in there for the glamor or excitement. it was pure business. easy cash business she can run from home which is what every housewife dreams about working from home. >> i remember meeting about 12 years ago from that time. >> meeting the madam? >> yes. when i went there when she had a problem. >> you get a cash receipt. >> what i am trying to say all she talked about was her kids she had a problem with one of her ex-husbands. she was a very kind sympathetic type. >> describe to me what your rel

. >> ashley something. there are actually sites where they have prostitution sites that are on-line. >> maybe they were putting money behind it and they were doing it halfway legalized thing. >> is it true it took under cover operatives females to catch her and d class felony? >> i think there may be more underneath the sheets if i might say it. that didn't look that comfortable did it? >> is it as unglamorous as it is in this case? if that's as high end as it gets it's pretty lame. >> in her case i don't think she was in there for the glamor or excitement. it was pure business. easy cash business she can run from home which is what every housewife dreams about working from home. >> i remember meeting about 12 years ago from that time. >> meeting the madam? >> yes. when i went there when she had a problem. >> you get a cash receipt. >> what i am trying to say all she talked about was her kids she had a problem with one of her ex-husbands. she was a very kind sympathetic type. >> describe to me what your rel

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. have a great evening, everyone. >> for larry beil, sandhya patel and all of us, we appreciate your time. >> good night. >>> and a troubled southern california nuclear plant is going to remain closed at least for now. investigators at the san onofre plant are trying to figure out what is causing the tubes which carry radioactive waste to wear out more quickly than they should. the plant's four steam generators contain about 10,000 of those tubes. >>> a tampa area mother has filed a lawsuit after a nurse accidentally cut off part of her baby's finger. she was 3 months old when she was admitted to florida regional medical center for bronchitis last october. her mother was holding her in her lap while the nurse was removing the i.v. and snipped off half of her left pinky. >> it's really hard that she -- she was born so perfect and they just -- she just cut off her finger. now she's -- now she only has nine fingers. that's really hard. >> still healthy, though. the child was rushed to a ha

ashley's 58-year-old uncle and her 56-year-old aunt got sick and died, too. the maryland department of health and mental hygiene confirms the siblings this had enflewenza h-3, a strain of influenza a. and in a few weeks, ashley lost her grandmother, an aunt and uncle. >> and we're just pulling together. >> reporter: ashley's mom lied at the house and was the primary care go offer when the grandmother got sick and is recovering in the hospital. >> my mom is coming along slowly and surely. they took out the breathing tube and she is breathing on her own. >> reporter: the health department wants people here to know that if someone else was going to get sick, that would have already happen. >> and given the three children taking care of their mom got sick within three, four days after they came in contact with her, and you would think that if other people are going to get sick from having contact with these people, it would have been a parent by now. >> reporter: the health department and state of maryland are continuing to investigate. >> i don't know how this h

ashley morrison with the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning to you.anufacturing slowdown and europe's economic problems sent asian stocks into a tailspin today. both japan's nikkei and hong kong's hang seng fell over 1%. those concerns sent stocks down on wall street. the dow lost 78 points while the nasdaq also lost 12. >>> the slump on wall street overshadowed the latest evidence of an economy that is getting stronger. according to the labor department, the number of people seeking unemployment benefits fell to a four-year low last week. applications for unemployment have been declining since the fall. at the same time, employers had been adding an average of 245,000 jobs a month. >>> bank of america is experimenting with a plan that would help keep troubled homeowners in their home as renters. this week they started the pilot program called mortgage to lease. homeowners facing forclosure can transfer the title of their home to the bank in exchange they will have their mortgage debt relieved and will be able to rent their home at or below market val

all right, ashley morrison.raight ahead, your tuesday morning weather and in sports a merry-go-round with peyton manning and that could mean out with tim tebow. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, partly cloudy, 67, miami, partly sunny, 83, chicago, partly sunny, 78, dallas, showers, 66, l.a., you'll see nothing but sunshine. 68. time now for a check of the national forecast. heavy rain will fall on the both sides of texas/oklahoma and louisiana/arkansas line with damaging winds and tornadoes likely. rain is also on tap from eastern kansas to the upper midwest. scattered thunderstorms are likely in the carolinas and the mid-atlantic. record warm will continue in the northeast. rain and mountain snow will fall from the pacific northwest to the northern rockies. >>> in sports the denver broncos are one contract away from winning the manning bowl. now, there's no official confirmation, but multiple sources say four-time league mvp peyton manning has decided he wants to

ashley morrison is here pep she didn't are any luck either. >> we didn't. overseas markets pulled back after the rally. nikkei lost 1% and hang seng shed nearly 1%. on wall street investors sold off stocks after a report indicated consumer confidence lagged in march. the dow lost nearly 44 points while the nasdaq slipped 2. home prices continue to stay in a slump. the standard & poor's case-shiller report shows housing prices in january were down for a fifth straight month. the report analyzed prices in 19 major cities. prices were up in just three, phoenix, washington, d.c. and miami. >>> this weekend the united states will become the most expensive place to do business in the world. on sunday japan lowered its corporate tax rates to 36.8%. the current u.s. rate is higher at 39.2%. >>> you will be drinking more than just coffee, milk and sugar if you order a strawberry frappuccino from starbucks. bug parts will be passing your lips as well. the strawberry flavoring gets its pink colors from extract made from insects. a star suction barista tipped off a veg

>> we wonder if we could hear from ashley and linda. just see what their perspective is on joining you in this life. >> it is certainly okay. i'll ask them if they are comfortable -- ashley, are you >> yeah, she does. i'll volunteer her. [ applause ] >> there it goes, leroy. you're through now. >> thank you. >> i'll take it around. >> you're a mother with children and you kind of represent the country, whether you like it or not. >> changed our life. i'm very proud of him, obviously. it's kind of a mixed feeling when he received this medal because i look at all of our other militaries and are out there and the families, we all sacrifice the same thing, so sometimes in a way i feel like they should all be receiving this, also. not just us. and so when he was awarded it, we have a lot of friends and family and spouses saying congratulations to me. and i said no, this is for all of us. congratulations to all of you because he wears this and our family represents every single one of our military and the families, and as far as the injury an

ashley morrison is here. good morning. >> an up day for asian market.ikkei rose 0.5% and hang seng lift a fraction. trading on wall street was quiet wednesday. the dow was down 45 points. the nasdaq gained a little more than one point. >>> the u.s. housing market got another positive sign on wednesday. the national association of realtors says home sales dipped slightly in february but the past three months have been the best winter for sales in five years. economists say the improving job market has helped fuel demand for housing. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke assured members of congress that u.s. banks are strong enough to weather a european financial crisis. bernanke says a meltdown in europe would be costly to the american economy but banks are in better shape to withstand a crisis than they were before the recession. >>> and general motors is getting a big boost down under. australian government says it will offer gm a $275 million subsidy to continue making cars in australia. gm promises to invest $1 billion in manufacturing in austral

ashley morrison here. >> up day for asian markets. trading on wall street was quiet wednesday.he dow was down 45 points. the nasdaq gained a little more than one point. >>> the u.s. housing market got another positive sign on wednesday. the national association of realtors says home sales dipped slightly in february but the past three months have been the best winter for sales in five years. . economists say the improving job market has fueled demand for housing. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke assured members much congress that u.s. banks are strong enough to weather a european financial crisis. bernanke says a meltdown in europe would be costly to american banks but they're better to withstand a cries. >>> australian government says it will offer general motors $250 million to continue making cars in australia. pretty big moves going on down under. >> ashley morrison here in new york. >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. in sports, the deal looks shaky for a while but this morning tim tebow is a jet all the way. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, w

ashley morrison here in new york. thank you so much. >>> hollywood film maker james cameron completed his voyage to the bottom of the sea. he was about 200 miles off guam when he descended seven miles into the mariana trench. he spent more than three hours under water to explore and film and even tweeted, just arrived at the ocean's deepest point. can't wait to share what i'm seeing. pretty cool stuff. >>> coming up on your monday morning, weather forecast. in sports, is the old tiger woods back? why he's all smiles next. [ male announcer ] new starbucks blonde roast is another way to look at the bean. another way that reveals the lighter, mellower side of our roast. introducing delicious new starbucks blonde roast. the lighter roast perfected. ♪ . the lighter roast perfected. economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need environmental protection. we've got more than 100 years worth of energy, right here. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. so i get claritin clear. this is al

ashley, you described the skraeshlt and post acute care. what are the factors that cause this variability, and also describe tation of children versus adults. >> well, yes, sir. the first part of your question is what accounts for the variability. it begins with a lack of understanding of the condition itself. as i mentioned earlier, in the general medical community and in the payer community, there is not good understanding of the neuro physical logic of plasticity as a recovery mechanism for brain injury. it used to be thought what you see at six months is what you get. today we understand what we do in the environment by creating appropriately structured demand, reprograms existing cells to take over function, or induces growth in the brain for new development of -- or excuse me, development of new structures to take on function. so without the proper knowledge in the medical community or in the payer community that underlies this, it's treated as though it's a broken bone. broken bone takes six weeks to heal, and we get two weeks or so