and i've got high hopes because betsy's a great ceo. but i also am concerned about the kind of liability, whether it's a reputational hit or whether it's any other kind of liability. i would encourage betsy to go and sit down with the prime minister of novastan-- i guarantee you, if you're willing to spend $20 million in a country, you can get his attention-- and talk with him about what they can do to get u.s. business. mcdonough: i think we need to protect the good name of our company in the eyes of a responsible, sensible investor like nell, because if we endanger the good name of the company, that's a cost that we simply cannot afford. smith: but i'd like-- but there's a risk here, because the n.g.o. movement tends to have - a certain belief that we can make the-- - atkins: guilty before proven. that's right. guilty before proven. and that's why transparency is so important. but it's important to realize you don't show run and opall your competitors and the outside world your decision process. you do that with sound advisors, with g

. - tapper: betsy, are you willing to sign the pledge? betsy. - mcdonough: no. - oh, betsy. sorry. - you're obviously not willing to sign the pledge. lew, i'm getting a vibe that you're not willing to sign it either. - atkins: i'll sign. - i don't think the problem will be resolved by whether we sign or not. you two are fired. betsy, you're in charge of the company. - ( laughing ) - mcdonough: we were fired with pride. tapper: i'm sorry, but it's a publicly-held-- it's a publicly held company, and there are stockholders who want to make money and want to expand into jaigunda. so you've signed the pledge. my two competitors are in there, it's the largest growing market, and i believe over time i can have some amount of incremental change and get better public information flow. but i'm a practical business person. i'm a for-profit public company. i disdain the business ethics or the principles that i had to sign on the pledge to filter and control information. but yes, i am going to sign the pledge. tapper: does anyone want to join up with betsy? smith: i definitely-- 'cause b

once again, neal karlinsky. >> reporter: it was 1996, and then close friends frankie and betsy andreu lance armstrong's bedside in the hospital as he was recovering from cancer. there one of the doctors started asking questions, and the one that popped out was, have you ever used any performance enhancing drugs? and lance, holding his iv, looking down, rattled off epo, tests to trone, steroids, growth hormone, cortisone, and that was my introduction to performance enhancing drugs in the sport of cycling. >> reporter: she and frankie testified about the incident in a sworn deposition in a lawsuit involving armstrong, but never spoke of it until the deposition was leaked. >> i don't know if they misunderstood or are making the whole thing up, but it did not happen. >> reporter: betsy says armstrong had been a friend. they went out to dinners together and frankie rode at lance's side in the tour. >> reporter: frankie had used epo, the '99 tour was a huge success for him. and when, in 2000, he rode clean as a whistle, his career was cut short. >> reporter: and after the testimony came out

. >> that is betsy franco, james' real life mom. >> big deal, sure, but betsy and her husband still livepalo alto. she has written more than 80 children's books. >> it's words instead of numbers. >> she encourages young people to use their creativity. she not only writes but she acts. two of her sons are actors and one an artist. >> james and dave did the audio book. >> home has been an artistic environment. >> we encouraged it. we always had materials around they could work with. >> james was inspired by watching her write books. >> he could see a mom that was making a living. >> james is not just an actor but an artist with a one man show and he is going for a ph.d. at yale will. >> he been very focused. >> he encouraged her kids to use their imagination but they inspired to broaden her horizons. >> my sons are creative. >> her role are finish but betsy isn't done yet for sure. in palo alto, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> 32nd annual san francisco marathon is still going but lanes have already reopened on the golden gate bridge. first wave of runners started at 5:30 this morning outside

>> her role will finish and betsy franco isn't done yet, for sure. >> franco who? abc 7 news. >> and that is impressive. >> have a good evening tonight. thanks for watching. >> good night. closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a tv news writer from orlando, florida... a graduate student in seismology, originally from willits, california... and our returning champion-- a green community program coordinator from beckley, west virginia... whose 3-day cash winnings total...

and for all her love of curves, designer betsy johnson says sometimes only a skinny model will do.eve that clothes look better on a size 0 or a size 2? >> i hate to say it. but they do. it looks better on the model. ♪ i can give you what you want ♪ >> reporter: still krystal renn remains hopeful. >> all women in this country are different. they're all different sizes. they want to be represented. >> reporter: like they were at full figured fashion week held just a few weeks ago in new york. a rare moment in the spotlight for women confident the numbers are on their side. >> fashion forward with correspondent michelle miller. >> osgood: now we check in with bob schieffer in washington for a look at what's ahead on face the nation. >> schieffer: arizona's controversial new immigration law. what's it all about? what does it really say? today on face the nation. >> osgood: bob schieffer in washington. and ahead now here on sunday morning, bill geist. >> reporter: chicken fried bacon. >> osgood: fit to be fried. sir? finding everything okay? i work for a different insurance company. my

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betsy great, because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously.iously that look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, 1 a jersey girl. we'll get her take on how reality tv is treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. about this "dedicated claims rep" thing. okay, well... calling yourselves "dedicated"? we're all dedicated, okay? the entire web site team worked late every night this week. look at sanjeev. he's a mess! what? no... guys, we're called dedicated claims reps because we each stay with an esurance customer throughout the automobile claims process. it's not because we think we work harder than you. well, you don't. [ sanjeev ] am i a mess? [ joey ] you slept in the vending machine. [ male announcer ] call today or go to esurance.com. ♪ i was into everything wild asking for him to take me away ♪ so, so far away ♪ i don't want to feel no sorrow ♪ ♪ take me away >> larry: okay, queen, your state is now a reality tv sensation. "the jersey shore." "the real housewives of new jersey." there'

betsy markey has an idea that she's introduced that would save $703 million-plus. we hope to consider that. i want to reiterate which is all i wanted to say that we welcome ideas on how to bring the deficit down. i mentioned, of course, earlier, that mr. kyl indicated that paying for things were not necessary if they were in the tax bill but cutting other things, the problem is, that was $678 billion that he suggested in borrowed money. and so we're going to have to look, as i said in a speech not too long ago, at all items of expenditure, wherever they may be found, to make sure that we are -- that we return to the fiscal posture, frankly, that we were in when we had a $5.6 trillion surplus in january of 2000. i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. cantor: i thank the gentleman. i would note, we are making progress here, if we are going to avoid pointing fingers and casting blame as to why we are where we are in an effort to move forward and addressing the challenges that our constituents and the people in this country are facing. i welcome the gentleman's desire

and betsy wrote in that she smelled something funky at the movie and the kid behind had taken his shoese grocery line when you're checking out. people get closer and closer so they're right on top of you. >> or people that are in aisles at the theater. everything's happening in the theaters these days. it's time to leave, and people decide that's where they'll stand for a while and chat about the show. and it's -- how about the people in movie theaters who put their coat over the seat in front of them so no one sits there so they don't get blocked by the head? someone else's head? have you ever done that? >> no, that's a new one. >> i said i think they're coming back. i don't know where they are. >> in the meantime, you're so tall, you block 20 people. >> and the hair is terrible. >>> up next, how to know when losing your memory is a problem. plus, your wild friends are going to drop by. >> oh, uh-huh. there they are. yep. >>> it's not unusual >>> it's not unusual to forget where we parked the car or where we left our house keys. but when does memory loss become serious? sally is here a