when i think of betty white, we know who betty white is. we get a sense of who you are now, but that is because you make choices along the way that allowed us to know who betty white is. tell me about the things you turned out over the years. >> i always turn down stuff about drugs, because i don't think there is anything funny or cute about drugs. i have seen it cost too much trouble with people. but at one point, the wanted all of us, "the golden girls," to come back and do a show where we were all on something. even "hot in cleveland," they come into her quarters and a sniff around. the war a little suspicious something was there. i said, please don't do that. i just got to play that game. god bless them, they took it out completely. but i won't do that. and then everyone -- there was one christmas show that became a big hit, and it started out with santa claus was drunk and vomiting on toys. it could be me, but at the bank that is particularly funny. -- but i don't think that is protected the lead funny. -- i don't think that is funny.

good morning, randall. >> good morning, betty. as a candidate he came here to ground zero, but this is the first time president obama has been here since he was elected. it's a significant pilgrimage, coming just six days after he ordered the attack on osama bin laden's compound. president obama will visit ground zero today for the first time since navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden. he will lay a wreath at the site and meet privately with 9/11 families, including jim riches whose john jimmy died in the attack. >> president obama promised us when we went to visit him last time that he would hunt bin laden and these other men down, and he's a man of his word. >> reporter: the president's trip comes a day after he told cbs news' "60 minutes" photos of bin laden's body would not be made public. >> we've done dna sampling, and testing, and so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: he said releasing the pictures could put the u.s. at risk. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of som

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good morning, joel. >> betty, good morning to you. the cia spent the last 2 1/2 months mapping out this top secret plan to kill or capture bin laden. it ended in a firefight in pakistan with bin laden and his guards, and the world's most notorious terrorist did not survive. chanting outside the white house, after getting the news osama bin laden was dead. >> usa! >> reporter: in a late-night address the president said the american military killed the al qaeda leader during a raid in pakistan. >> the death of bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date in our nation's effort to defeat al qaeda. >> reporter: the cia started getting leads on bin laden in august. and late last week, pinpointed his location. a secure compound in an affluent suburb outside of islamabad. sunday, president obama gave the final order to attack. >> after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> reporter: u.s. officials say three other men in the compound were killed, including one of bin laden's adult sons. the miss

good morning, joel. >> betty, good morning. there is a growing sense among counterterrorism officials that al qaeda is on the ropes. the hope is that this evidence haul may help the u.s. deal another significant blow. the raid into the bin laden compound led to more evidence than u.s. officials had ever expected. at least five computers, a dozen hard drives, and more than 100 computer discs were recovered. the s.e.a.l.s also grabbed handwritten notes, weapons and personal items that could reveal key clues about other high-ranking al qaeda leaders and potential terror plots. along with the body of bin laden, another intelligence find. the s.e.a.l.s discovered 500 euros and two phone numbers sewn in to the al qaeda leader's clothing. now intelligence analysts are digging into those numbers, tracing previous calls to and from those phones, mapping out a network of terrorist communications. >> who was talking to bin laden? who was he communicating with and directing? are thereary links and phone numbers tied to those phone numbers.

is betty and suann?e you. what are your plans? >> couric: betty white met alan on the set of his game show password. she calls him the love of her life and says she hasn't been seriously involved with anyone else since his death in 1981. >> when you've the best who needs the rest? he was... it was special. it was very special. so there's no... but that doesn't keep you from having fun with somebody and going out and having dates. robert redford never calls. >> couric: but i read something sad that you miss the human contact of alan and your marriage and your relationship. >> you go out with a couple, let's say. all of a sudden you'll see one of the other reach over. or just, you know, something like that. those are the things i miss. it's just that level of personal affection that has nothing to do with sex. i'm talking about just the personal contact. that's an empty feeling. >> couric: i know you have step children. are you sorry you never had your own children? >> no, i've never regretted it. i'm so c

good morning, tara. >> good morning to you, betty. the big five will certainly be on the defense today, accused of not paying their fair share. democrats are demanding to know why the world's richest oil companies deserve tax breaks that make them even richer. >> we're here to say, enough already, to big oil. you're doing just fine on your own, and you don't need the taxpayer giving you an extra handout to help. >> reporter: fueled by high gas prices, and a soaring deficit, members of the senate finance committee are expected this morning to grill top executives from chevron, shell, conoco phillips, bp america, and exxon mobil. the so-called big five receive billions of dollars in subsidies every year. but now some lawmakers want that to stop. so do drivers paying top dollar at the pump. >> feels like we're getting gouged. >> i don't think they've done anything for us except taken our money. >> reporter: senate democrats have introduced the bill they say would lower the federal deficit by repealing $21 billion in tax breaks over ten y

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i'm betty nguyen. this morning the mississippi floods are surging downriver from memphis but even after the highest water passes, the misery will linger and the cleanup will take weeks, even months. the river crested in memphis yesterday. it's expected to reach its high mark in vicksburg, mississippi, a week from tomorrow, baton rouge may 22nd, new orleans a day later. joel brown has our report from near vicksburg. >> reporter: the swollen mississippi river is washing away crops and swamping homes. >> our whole neighborhood devastated. >> reporter: floodwaters crept right up to diane white's front door. >> things you see on tv you never think it will happen to you. >> reporter: she's one of hundreds of north memphis residents forced from their homes, but when the mississippi reached its nearly 48-foot crest there, the levees held. downtown memphis and the city's major landmarks are staying dry. now the disaster is slowly making its way downstream. the water on the inis miss is so high right now it's sp

good morning, randall. >> good morning, betty. throughout the night they've been coming here to ground zero, hanging american flags, singing patriotic songs, shouting usa, usa, even drinking champagne, marking the death of america's most wanted terrorist. ♪ crowds marched in the streets around ground zero to celebrate the killing of osama bin laden. among them, army captain patrick valdell just back from afghanistan. >> i'm proud of the guys willing to go out there and take care of business. >> reporter: it didn't take long for news to spread after president obama's statement late last night. >> let me say to the families who lost loved ones on 9/11 that we have never forgotten your loss. >> usa! >> reporter: times square looked more like a party as hundreds took part in the celebration. >> it's a great hour for usa. great day for usa. >> reporter: in philadelphia, instead of the game, baseball fans were glued to their phones. while some broke out in chants of usa, usa! new york city mayor michael bloomberg called the killing of b

betty? >> all right, joel brown in washington for us. thank you, joel. >>> the imf says it's begun the process of choosing a new leader. in the meantime, john lipsky, a former vice chairman at jpmorgan, will remain as acting director. >>> now to what appears to be osama bin laden's last recorded message to his followers. in the audio recording, a voice, thought to be the al qaeda leader, praises the protest movements in the middle east and north africa, and predicts they will spread to the whole muslim world. the 12-minute message apparently was recorded shortly before bin laden was killed by u.s. commandos in pakistan. it was released on islamic militant websites. >>> the u.s. raid on bin laden's compound has complicated america's relationship with pakistan. some say pakistan's leaders must have known where bin laden was all along. but secretary of defense robert gates says, that may not be the case. >> i've seen no evidence at all that the senior leadership knew. in fact, i've seen some evidence to the contrary. but -- and we have no e

i'm betty nguyen. we begin with a security scare in ireland just as queen elizabeth is about to begin an historic visit. police found and detonated a bomb outside of dublin. they're also investigating another suspicious device. mark phillips reports from dublin. >> reporter: irish police and army say they originally discovered what they called a viable explosive device in the luggage compartment of a bus that was heading into dublin from the west of ireland. this is discovered overnight on the evening before the queen's scheduled arrival here. later this morning, an irish army spokesman is saying that the device was in fact a hoax. it is very likely irish security forces will be chasing around dublin and both north and south of ireland on bomb scares through today because there has been an unprecedented amount of security laid on for the queen's visit and tensions are extremely heightened on both sides of the irish divide, and, indeed, on mainland britain. this is the first visit by a british monarch t

i'm betty nguyen. we got him. those are president obama's words when it became clear that u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s had killed osama bin laden. the special issue of "time" magazine features a red x over bin laden's face. only adolf hitler, saddam husse hussein, and iraqi leader zawahiri received similar covers. we're learning more about the pakistan. the compound shows the bloody aftermath. it was the phone call made last year by bip laden's trusted courier that led the u.s. to the compound. bin laden was killed in the final minutes of the raid, shot once in the head, one in the chest. joel brown has the latest on this one. good morning, joel. >> good morning to you. intelligence officials chased clues for years before they were able to close in on bin laden. the biggest victory yet here in washington that's got both sides of the aisle cheering. >> reporter: members of congress treated president obama to a rare standing ovation, just a day after american forces took down osama bin laden. >> i want to again r

good morning, joel. >> betty, good morning to you. before he even boarded the plane to washington, israel's prime minister made it clear to his parliament he wasn't happy with president obama's major policy speech on thursday. today the two men get a chance to hash out their differences face-to-face. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to the white house to make his case against president obama's new plan for a palestinian state. >> we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 line. >> reporter: in a major policy speech thursday, the president called on israel to surrender land it won in the 1967 war to the palestinians. the statement sent shockwaves throughout the jewish community. >> the palestinians have said in 1967 and every year since that they want israel not to even exist. >> reporter: netanyahu immediately called the proposed borders, quote, indefensible. and insisted the plan would jeopardize israel's security. during today's meeting, netanyahu will urge the president to endo

i'm betty nguyen. folks in memphis are hoping this morning that the worst is over. the mississippi appears to have crested below record levels. in low-lying areas, it's a disaster. most of the city center has been spared. right now, flood warnings or watches are up along 900 miles of the mississippi. so the high water at memphis will continue for a while. and the city officials say the cleanup could take months. >> reporter: hour-by-hour, the mississippi is a rising threat. >> a few feet between the river and the interstate. >> reporter: the river is three tim miles wide in some spots, six times its typical width. in south memphis, danny lee mitchell wades through his basement. but he's staying put, more afraid of looters. in neighborhoods like this one where you can only see the roof tops, the misery is rising with the water. the mississippi will crest for as long as a week. so it could be two weeks before all of this water goes away. in memphis, the focus is on three bloated tributaries, so overwhelmed by the mississippi, two are actually flowing backwards. all of

i'm betty nguyen. >>> president obama travels to fort campbell, kentucky, today to meet with some of the servicemen who took part in the raid that killed osama bin laden. it's now reported the cia had bin laden's compound in pakistan under surveillance for months from a nearby safe house. and information recovered during the raid indicates bin laden was plotting against the u.s. rail system. joel brown joins us now from washington. good morning, joel. what can you tell us about the information recovered? >> well, what's increasingly clear now, betty, is that osama bin laden wasn't just a figurehead. he continued to plot and plan right up until those american commandos came crashing through the door. president obama gets the chance to shake hands today with some of the operatives who helped take down osama bin laden. he'll meet privately with them at fort campbell, kentucky, where he'll also address soldiers just back from afghanistan. thursday, the president was in new york city, offering a personal th

betty? >> joel, while the white house debates releasing photos of bin laden's body or videos of his burial at sea there's another piece we're unlikely to sea. tell us about that. >> there was also videos recorded from the helmet cameras of the navy s.e.a.l.s. the pentagon hasn't given any indication whether the videos will ever be released. it has been reluctant to do so in the past. >> joel brown joining us live in washington, thank you. >>> former president george w. bush has declined an offer to join president obama at ground zero here in new york tomorrow. president bush climbed atop the rubble to address workers just days after the attack on the world trade center. a spokesman for the former president says he appreciates the offer to attend tomorrow's event but has chosen to stay out of the spotlight. >>> in a cbs news/"new york times" poll released this morning, president obama gets high marks for his handling of the pursuit of bin laden. 85% of those asked approve of the president's a

so, betty, we'll show them. >> all right, yeah. good luck with that, ashley. you for joining us live here in new york. >>> well, straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. and in sports, mvp candidate derek rose twists and spins. is it enough or is it not enough to beat the hawks in the playoffs? we'll show you. show you. [ woman ] i had this deep, radiating pain everywhere... and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can do more with the ones i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior or any swelling or affected breathing, or

i'm betty nguyen. wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to pass another medical milestone today. she'll undergo a planned surgery to replace a piece of her skull that was removed after she was shot in the head in january during an assassination attempt. joel brown is in washington with more on this. joel, how complicated is this surgery? >> reporter: betty it's called a cranioplasty. it probably sounds more complicated than it is but it is the biggest milestone yet in what giffords' doctors describe a miraculous recovery. doctors at this houston hospital plan to use a plastic implant to replace a piece of congresswoman gabrielle giffords' skull. >> they decided to use a fabricated segment as opposed to her original. they feel it's safer, cleaner, actually it's a better puzzle piece sort of fitting in there, if you can imagine that. >> reporter: surgeons removed a section in january to reduce brain swelling after giffords was shot in the head. she's been wearing a helmet while undergoing

i'm betty nguyen. violent storms are moving east this morning, after tornadoes killed at least nine people in oklahoma, kansas and arkansas. forecasters say the greatest threat of tornadoes is from the mississippi valley. at least five people were killed when twisters hit during rush hour. in kansas, two people died when high winds knocked a huge tree onto their van. two more were killed in arkansas and around dallas, severe thunderstorms dropped baseball sized hail and left 70,000 people without power. terrell brown has more. >> reporter: this was one of several tornadoes that roared through the suburbs of oklahoma city right after rush hour tuesday. the twisters turned over tanker trucks, tore down trees and leveled homes. >> i was expecting trees gone, maybe roof, but obviously totally, totally gone. had the house here, we had a three-car garage, two-story garage apartment, silo, another house. >> reporter: the car tim's wife just bought is now leaning against a tree but he's looking at what he didn

betty white.to talk with her in a bit. >>> and jamie foxx has a new something, something to say about josh elliott. >> yes. look how tall josh is. >> i told you, the softball team. all right. >> the basketball team, too. i'll be coach. >> we need a point guard. we need a point guard. >> i will be the point guard on bin laden. >>> we're going to switch gears. we go back to jake tapper at the white house. in our last hour, john brennan, the white house counterterrorism adviser, broke that the white house could release new evidence of bin laden's death, as early as today. >> reporter: that's right. a top source tells me that white house officials are involved in a serious discussion right now, about releasing one of the photographs of osama bin laden's corpse today. those arguing against it says it's a gruesome photograph. the people who have seen it, says it's gruesome. he has a bullet wound above his eye. but those arguing in favor of the release point out there are many skeptics. not just in the a

. >> i know your sister betty and your dad are having tears of joys because what happened. >> betty died on american airlines flight 11. her plane was first to crash in the twin towers and hitshe called the american airline's desk when the hijacking took place. >> they are not answering the phones and we can't - breathe. they have mace or something. >> she thought of other people before herself. that's the characteristic and permanent. >> like betty, mark was from san francisco. he perished on flight 93 which crashed in rural pennsylvania. he was heroric. he was one of the passengers that tried to fight off the hijackers. his mother was glued to the tv set yesterday. she called it a great cathat are sis. >> the lives of so many people were snuffed out and it is it a glorious day that a measure of justice has been reaped today. >> betty was born and raised here in china town, pran fran and her family hopes that the city will remain her elementary school on broadway jean parker school in her memory. >> thank you very much. >> families of military men and women killed in action are welcomin

>>reporter: like betty, mark bing ham also from san francisco. he parished aboard flight 93 which crashed in rural pennsylvania. he too was heroic. bing ham was one of the passengers who tried to storm the cockpit and fight off the hijackers. his mother was glued to the tv set yesterday. she called it a great catharsi catharsis. >> the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day and it is such l l a glorious thing that a measure of justice has been reaped today. >>reporter: jack grant praised that osama bin laden death will become a symbol of hope. >> i hope that l symbolic in that people need to come together in this world, really. you know there's so much of this death and destruction and despair. >>reporter: his pregnant wife lauren was also aboard flight 93. he says this is a chapter towards closure but that finality for him will come the day he's finally with lauren again. >> betty was born and raised here in china town, san francisco and her family hopes the city will rename her elementary school here on broadway jean parker school

. ♪ with your host, betty white. featuring lifetime aarp member, betty white. and betty white.betty isn't here. [ male announcer ] with outstanding performances by the bettys. if you're 50 or over but hesitant to join aarp because you think it makes you old, i have a very important message: [ all ] get over it! [ male announcer ] joining aarp is only sixteen dollars a year. so call in and get a free travel bag when you join now. >>> welcome back. you are looking at live pictures from joplin, missouri. the people are gathering to mark the exact moment one week ago when an ef-5 tornado struck killed 142 people. i'm joined by meteorologist jacqui jeras here in the atlanta studio. the city manager is beginning to make a presentation where the people will mark a moment of silence. it is so interesting that a week ago at this moment before the actual moment the storm was brewing. >> yeah, the storm touched down in kansas and so it was -- let's listen in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the name of the song is called "sing again" as the people there in joplin, missouri, have a moment of silence. hopefull

she described betty as an angel and called betty her hero. relief, pride, joy, even some wondering why it couldn't have happened sooner, all of that reaction from one restaurant in pleasant hill. >> i couldn't be happier. >> our military is incredible and those navy seals, i mean, when the chips are down, they're the ones that get the job done. >> it's been almost 10 years, and i'm sure they've had opportunities before, and sounds like they've had the intel for 6 or 8 months and finally decided it was okay to try it and i'm surprised it takes that long. >> a suspicious pack nl probably got a little extra attention today in strangz. the bomb -- sfrongz. a bomb squad -- san francisco. a bomb squad attended but turned out to be nothing. >> the elite counter terrorism unit is known as seal team 6 based in virginia only about one-third of the men that sign up for the training actually make it through the gruelling process. women are barred from becoming navy seals. >> the dramatic news of bin laden's death at the hands of u.s. forces lit up the in

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betty, good to have you on.e is the national reality for everyone who may not understand what planned parenthood does and this was checked by po litti-facts. so only 3% of the services are abortion-related, so how big of a negative is this for your women in the state individually and then we can talk about it on a national level from there. >> well, it is a huge concern for the state of indiana, because as many as 22,000 of our most vulnerable are at risk of losing their medical home across state at our 28 locations. and what we are talking about here is basic preventive health care, pap tests, annual exams, breast exams, std testing and treatment and birth control. >> betty, we have to touch on the politics that are involved in all of this, and mitch daniels as i said, considering a run for president, and he is taking a lot of heat for publicly saying that we should call a truce on social issues, and he didn't campaign on this, and so are you afraid that it is linked to higher ambitions and not really what is h

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. >> reporter: his sister betty was a flight tabbedant on american flight 11. the first plane that crashed into the twin towers. he believes that releasing pictures of bin laden's bloody corpse to the public is unnecessary. >> we don't have a final picture of betty. i'm sure that 2973 or four other family members don't have any pictures of their loved ones as well. during their final moments. >> reporter: the debate over whether to release graphic photos of america's number one everybody me has been brewing abroad across the nation and on bay area streets. >> there comes a time and a place where you have to say, hey. we don't need to see everything. >> reporter: that's what the president and his advisers believed. the president concluded that the images could incite violence against americans and do very little to persuade skeptics he is dead. >> the public deserves the truth. we don't know if he is dead or alive. >> when 9/11 happened, they showed a lot of the media showing the buildings crashing, the muslims cheering about those type of thing. i think this is

right now in el reno, oklahoma, i'm meteorologist mike bettis. lynn, back to you. >> obviously, those images put it into perspective. >>> first, in political news, democrats are celebrating a stunning victory for a u.s. congressional seat in a staunchly conservative district in upstate new york. what was expected to be a respect land slide, democrat kathy hochul defeated state assembly woman jane corwin last night. corwin steadily lost support after she came out in favor of the republican budget plan which proposes cuts in medicare to lessen the deficit. the election was called to replace republican chris lee who resigned after his shirtless photo appeared on the internet. >>> back to our top story, we want to take a look at local news coverage from the latest round of storms. from our affiliate, kfor news channel 4. assigned to the dangerous task of documenting the disaster unfolding before them, putting themselves in harm's way to bring you these astonishing reports. >> it's bigger than before. it's across i-40. >> look at that. you can see it.

have a final picture of betty. i'm sure a lot of other family members don't have pictures of their loved ones as well during their final moments. >> the president will lay a wreath at ground zero and meet privately with family members. >>> we have a look inside osama bin laden's secret hide out. this is right after the deadly fire fight. it's been ransacked. every day, items like clothes, medicine and shoes, mixed in with the bloody aftermath. one man allowed people on his roof for a better look. it's a quiet neighborhood. it's been buzzing since sunday. without bin lauden, the most famous resident is the man who twittered about the firing. he says he moved here to escape violence. many people in the town say they don't believe bin lauden was in that neighborhood house. he had other family members living on the first floor. at least six children are in protective custody. 12 other adults urnds arrest. reportedly, bin lauden left a will for his wives and children. in the will, bin lauden orders his wives not to rema

the one commonality that the children at therapeutic school and the professionals at the betty ford center had in common was no clue about feelings and how to be aware of their feelings and how to address them. what mr. dierck has done is one of the things that we as educators, it's the one thing we have missed. it's the absolutely one thing we missed to teach our children to recognize and be aware of their own feelings and work with children with similar feelings. we can teach them all the math. we don't have clue one to teach them how to feel and express it appropriately. it's the same thing i start with in in-patient or out-patient. how do you feel and how do you express that. the sel is very important. social, emotional learning. one is illinois, they have laid out an entire track. the teachers have to be taught before they graduate and become certified. and texas just recently passed the law, every middle school and high school student has to go 3 anger management and emotional training before they leave school. what makes more sense? how do live with yourself and others at the same t

betty mcdonald went through this whole process as well. it back she was married to their boss in salon and he helped donovan burns, the fbi,, burned papers of the oss personnel before the fbi to could come and get them. but she, as well as julia and paul never became bitter about the u.s.. they were very bitter about that period and they really hated mccarthy, but they stayed very optimistic in the ability of people to learn and change, and after all they all returned to the united states and lived very happily in the united states from 1960 on. so they weren't bitter about that but they did have very sad and complicated feelings about the 1950s even though that is when a so much good happened to julia and her career. she would always have very mixed feelings about that period of time. >> how helpful was the government and giving you the information or unhelpful? >> well, you don't want to say unhelpful. that is kind of an active term. they make it hard for you. i had to order all the oss documents and for almost every character in the boo

madeleine, her mother, as a child in growing up in small town kansas during the depression liked betty davis, and betty davis in the summer that madeleine was pregnant with stanley, she appeared in a movie playing a character of stanley timberlake, and after the baby was born that november, she was going through an interesting change in her public image at that time. it was the rosy period and women were encouraged to, you know, go into the factories for the war effort, but betty davis interestingly shifted from a scwha adroj nows style to a feminist style, and it happened in the movie he made. stanley was born and named stanley anne, and someone who spoke to her mother afterwards and asked why the name, and she said, you know, betty davis played a role with a character named stanley. it's just as compelling. and madeleine would not have allowed the name to be dictated by her husband. >> host: it may have not been disappointment of her father, but a mission of empowerment from her mother? >> guest: quite possibly. certainly, i don't think there was evidence that her father was dispoint

. ♪ with your host, betty white. featuring lifetime aarp member, betty white. and betty white.tty isn't here. [ male announcer ] with outstanding performances by the bettys. if you're 50 or over but hesitant to join aarp because you think it makes you old, i have a very important message: [ all ] get over it! [ male announcer ] joining aarp is only sixteen dollars a year. so call in and get a free travel bag when you join now. >>> as authorities continue the grueling pros is he of identifying those killed in joplin, fine better prints are being used in the effort. the newton county coroner is joining us from joplin. mr. bridges, thank you so much. i cannot imagine what your job is like and i know you can't imagine what these families are going through as they await for confirmation of the death of a loved one. could you just first -- why does it seem to be taking so long to identify these bodies? >> well, it's frustrating to the families and it's frustrating to me. when you depend upon people coming in from all over the country to help start your identification program, it take

betty mcdonald went through this whole process as well. in fact, she was married to colonel hefner who had been their boss, and he helped donovan burn the fbi, burn the papers of the oss personnel before the fbi could come and get them. but she, as well as julia and paul, never became bitter about the u.s. they were very bitter about that period, and they really hated mccarthy. but they stayed very optimistic in the ability of people to learn and change and, after all, they all returned to the united states and leved very happily in the -- lived very happily in the united states from 1960 on. so they weren't bitter about that, but they did have very sad and complicated feelings about the 1950s, even though that's when so much good happened to julia in her career. she would always have very mixed feelings about that period of time. >> we have time for a couple more questions. >> [inaudible] >> oh, sorry. how helpful was the goth to you -- the government to you in getting information? [laughter] or unhelpful? [laughter] >> well, you don't wa

other bit of news here, betty. will and kate home from their honeymoon in the seychelles.n state of mind. the poconos this weekend, partly sunny, 71. hot spot, 86 lots of sunshine. hawaii, 84 with a stray little shower. more sun than anything else, napa valley 73 with partly sunny skies. congrats if you are a honeymooner. >> this weather segment sponsored by the u.s. postal service. >> all right, everybody, make the a great day. wherever you are, rebecca, over to you. >> the same night that international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn was arraigned for criminal sex acts, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger admitted that his wife, maria shriver, left him because he had fathered a child with another woman. after a week of the headlines, we've had the cover of "time" magazine sums up the event. what makes powerful men act like pigs? "time" magazine executive editor nancy gibbs joins us to shed some light on the issue. great to have you with us, nancy. >> nice to be here. >> the article is fantastic, i must say. but how do you answer the question? >> w