she works to help and serve as she contributed to askers to raise money for survivors of the tsunami in japan and she's definitely has a big heart. she plants trees, reforestation and i am proud of her for that. [inaudible] >> yeah, well it's true. sometimes reading can make people sad. i read this book once called where the red fern grows. i just cried and cried. i cried like that at charlotte's web, to. in the way it was good because even though i felt sad, i felt like i'd found a family in those books, like i'd found -- i really was sad because i cared so much about the people in the boat and that's really beautiful, too even though it is sad. >> teach you do the illustrations? >> i wish i illustrated it. the illustrator is a woman named judy morales who is originally from mexico and she now lives in california. and interestingly, mexico, see, they're. her picture -- she is a curlyhaired weatherman who looks a little bit like ace and your version of me. that's what i think. and when i saw her illustrations, i felt so amazed and so grateful. i felt so connected to her because they'

the asking price is a little high, but then again, so is the asker. [ laughter ] winning!id you see this -- arnold schwarzenegger was spotted on a bicycle without a helmet yesterday. [ laughter ] what a surprise. arnold riding something without using protection. isn't that just -- [ as schwarzenegger ] i don't care anymore! i don't care. mildred, you get on the back! a tandem bicycle? no, it's a one-seater. listen to this -- i heard that the "x-factor" has already fired judge cheryl cole because her british accent is too hard for americans to understand. or, as fellow judge paula abdul put it -- [ slurs ] "it's just really hard to know what she was saying all the time. you never ever knew." this is sweet, oprah ended her show by saying "i won't say good-bye. i'll just say until we meet again." incidentally, that's also what lindsay lohan says whenever she leaves court. [ laughter ] we know, lindsay. that's your catch phrase. [ applause ] get out of here. we'll save your seat. speaking of lindsay lohan, lindsay began her house arrest today and was given an electronic ankle

this has a lot of legal angles to asker consider. i want to bring in jeffrey here.is an imf head official, can he get immunity here? >> that seems unlikely. as i understand it, the treaty covering diplomatic immunity between france and the united states does not cover imf officials. so i don't think he's a relative party as far as that is concerned. second, when you look at what diplomatic immunity usually covers, a crime of violence like this generally is not covered. so i really think diplomatic immunity is unlikely an issue in this case. >> i have to ask you, you know when you see in the movies, the crime dramas and there's some sort of diplomat that runs to the consulate and then the u.s. can't touch them. is that so? what the if he had done that instead of getting on an airplane, would he have been protected then? >> very unlikely. the best thing was for him to get on the airplane and have it take off. extradition is a very complicated and lengthy process. it is possible he would have been pulled back to the united states for a case like this, but that is a tim

i asker for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal.mer white house senior adviser david axelrod discussed the story with cnn's piers morgan. >> in the case of arnold schwarzenegger. do you think if the electorate knew he had another child he would have still become governor. >> i suspect that it didn't become public until afterwards suggests he didn't believe that. >> you can see the entire discussion with david axelrod at 9:00 p.m. eastern on piers morgan tonight. >>> nikki haley slammed newt gingrich. a spokesman says the former house speakerphoned house budget committee chairman paul ryan late this afternoon, ryan is pushing the medicare plan gingrich criticized over the weekend. he now says gingrich apologized. and his spokesman said there were no hard feelings. the former speaker was accused of not having good message discipline. that controversy continues. >> it's been an interesting week. he's been in politics a long time. you know him well. this has been the wrap on im. maybe we'll have an individual mandate in health care. th

congress doesn't asker -- ask for it, the successive president doesn't ask for it. the law doesn't matter. which is an outrageous, i think, degeneration from the very baptism i had in washington, d.c. which was watergate. we had a president at one time who said the president does it, it's legal. i can have burglaries of daniel ellsberg's psychiatrist, that can be legal. and the american people and the congress said, you know, that's not right. we will impeach you, and he, ultimately, was driven from office. president nixon. president does it, doesn't make it legal. the whole idea of the nixon tapes case and even the clinton/paula jones case, the president is not above the law. but today the president is above the law. president is above the law. we have presidents who state they have the right to tell their white house staff they do not need to respond to congressional subpoenas. they can say we don't want oversight. you can't look at what we're doing. we are, you know, it's like louis x iv. the state, i am the state. and does congress respond like they did with son