there is also the value of gannon's home, her relationship status, occupation, hobbies, even her astrological sign. the site provides even more detailed information to paying subscribers. >> i don't want people knowing everything about me. >> reporter: it's a new breed of website. a search engine that combines personal information from dozens of public sources such as zillo and facebook so it's all in one spot. >> this is a huge up and coming business. >> reporter: the electronic frontier foundation worries the information could be misused. >> people are going to be making judgment calls about other people based on the information that's in the service. those are all not right. >> reporter: as beverly gannon found out, not all the information on spokeo is correct something they acknowledge on the site. >> they take the position that all they are doing is aggregating information that's publicly available elsewhere so they can't possibly be responsible for what it actually is. >> reporter: something else that's strange, the founder of the site isn't even listed on his own site. so we did our ow

jamie have opened the curtain on a lifestyle so lavish, they even spent six figures to hire an astrologernsultant. >> this dodger organization is a cash cow. there's plenty of money to go around. >> reporter: frank mccourt's lawyers say his wife jamie gave up all rights to the team's fortune in exchange for the security of sole ownership of the couple's six magnificent homes. >> that was her nest egg. didn't want to take a risk on his foolish, dodgy investment in the dodgers. well, she turned out to be wrong. the dodgers have blossomed and the real estate market's gone down. >> reporter: according to "forbes" magazine the team has nearly doubled in value since mccourt became chairman in 2004. wife jamie, who has a law degree, now says she was defrauded by her husband and did not knowingly sign away her rights to the team. sportswriters here say the owners' bitter public battle is taking a terrible toll. >> it's littered the place and it's turned it into a virtual cesspool of rumor and innuendo and absurdity and it's definitely affected the team. >> reporter: for years the high-priced play

this follows a method astrology -- a methodology that the urban institute originally put together. they identified two kinds of jobs. one was physically demanding jobs involved in handling and moving objects, spending significant time standing, and general physical activity for the second kind of job that she identified was difficult working conditions, and they are jobs working in a cramped space, working outdoors, jobs with exposure to extreme temperatures, contaminants equipment or noise. there is a concrete definition of what a physically demanding job is and what a job with difficult working conditions is. what they found was pretty striking. there may be fewer people today that have physically demanding jobs than in the past but there are still many people today working who have physically demanding jobs or bad working conditions. looking at the population over age 58 that is working, there are over 1/3 of that population who has a physically demanding job. that is 6.5 million people. about 1/4 of that population are in jobs that have difficult working conditions and that is

she has to consult her astrologer. at the same time. >> they are very similar. >> jimmy: now this is -- when you sing on this, you have a vocal coach from "american idol"? >> well, i got a vocal coach because i lost my voice, and i didn't really understand how to sing. you strain your voice, and i wanted to sound good so i got the vocal coach from "american idol" and she is teaching me all of the "american idol" tricks. one of them is before i sing, i have to do a shot of olive oil. olive oil. >> jimmy: really? >> drink olive oil. it's making me shoot -- [ laughter ] -- olive oil -- out -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, okay. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah -- >> -- in a fine mist. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: like a can of pam. >> like a total can of pam. i bought it at a gourmet store. every time they have it, i'm like -- the bottle costs $40. i'm like, "that was $5! [ laughter ] i just lost $5." >> you have to watch your money. >> it's a waste. >> jimmy: i didn't know they'd take a shot of olive oil. >> yeah, all th

host: a little bit of politics and astrology. if the line for republicans. caller: did you say buffalo? host: it is bethel? is that near woodstock? caller: not really. tax breaks for businesses -- they bail out wall street and give them all the money. what about the poor and middle class that suffered under bush -- or actually suffered under every president but the most corrupt and worse present we had in the history of the country, president bush and people want obama to straighten it out in two years? it is insanity. any money that they have should be given to the plot -- poor and middle-class. spend money where they can make money. the other thing that needs to happen -- host: you don't think that by giving businesses these tax credits that they cannot make money in the united states by hiring more u.s. workers and producing more products here in the united states? caller: historically has not worked? and did not live like everybody else. like the liberal media lie -- it is just another lie they keep telling us. if you give money to the poor and middle-cl

it and the time is approximately -- astrological, i observe that saturn is in leo. i observe that the time is approximately a quarter past three." "what does it tell you?" "watson, you idiot, someone has stolen our tent." [laughter] well, watson had of his facts -- all of his facts right, but he missed the big picture, because he was not focused on what changed. there has been a dramatic and drastic change in the nuclear threat. since we and russia develop the arsenal, policies, and doctrines that still govern nuclear- weapons today,if we or the russians followed the advice of unreformed cold war strategy, both our tents are -- cold war riors, both ourar year tents are likely to be stolen in the years ahead. a strong non-party vote in favor of the new start treaty could create a new and much needed non-partisan foundation to nuclear arms reduction. i am cautiously optimistic that this important and modest step will be taken. the third near term challenge to our pathway up the mountain is the adoption of a new nato strategic concept. for the first time in a decade, t