what we need to get-- >> caroline, caroline. >> wait, wait, let me go to candidates hold on, let me dp to eric. >> and the response now, caroline. saying 10% for small business and 20%, the number is 23% for multinationals, so therefore if that were the case, which it's not. then obama would be happy to say how about 20 or 22% corporate income tax across the board, close the loopholes and everyone would be on board. >> i would love to do that, i just don't trust major corporations to not hire droves of attorneys. >> can we trust obama. >> to exploit loopholes as they've done in the past. >> brenda: but toby, this is not really hitting the larger corporations. we're talking, when you tax the rich, you are taxing business owners. >> well, let's change the phrase a little bit. when you tax risk takers. remember, it's risk taking in this capitalist society that caroline evidently doesn't believe in. that risk taking is what creates innovation, innovation creates growth, new jobs, prosperity, higher incomes. risk takers, in this country we've got fire starters and fire builders. fire starte

>> caroline demanded references. and phone numbers of people in robert's past who would vouch for him, including the parents of a girl robert once knew. >> transpired that he had used their daughter alison's credit card all over the place and run up a huge bill. >> this is a familiar story to you, isn't it? >> this is a familiar story to you, isn't it? >> he then followed her one day and then was wanted for theft and attempted kidnapping. so that's reference number one. not doing too brilliantly. >> the next reference was robert's half-sister. >> she says to me, god, i hate my brother. he and my mother had a very strange relationship. she said it was almost incestuous. >> two people are telling you this guy's absolute poison. >> and i'm saying, look, robert these references aren't going too well. because we've not only got incest but we've got attempted kidnap and theft of money. >> reporter: caroline's amateur detective work even led to a man in rural england with a really strange robert story. the man said his daug

>> i think we need more caroline. i think we need caroline to enter the debt talks.did a game. they called it willie or won't he? caroline guessed if i would know the answer to freaky trivia questions. >> willie, how many days does a cat stay in heat? >> two? five? or ten? >> five. >> you're correct. which state has the most unemployed dancers? >> any kind you want. >> nevada. >> you're correct. >> the world record for being born with the most, hair? teeth? or fingers and toes? >> fingers and toes. >> you're correct. what's the name of this drag queen that we are showing a picture of? is this head da brackly? hedda cauliflower? or hedda lettuce? >> i'm going to say hedda lettuce. congresswoman marcia, my apologies. you're a united states congresswoman. >>> still ahead whishgs are you awake? your pent up tweets and texts next.en no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. get more with new splenda® essentials™, a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vit

i'm caroline tyler. authorities are cracking down on illegal fireworks again this 4ing ever july weekend. about 12,000 injuries are caused by fireworks each year in california, half of them to children. in oakland there's one young man who learned the hard way just how dangerous they can be. abc7 shares his story. >> good boy. >> 21-year-old josh myers of oakland loves playing catch with his dog. luckily he's right-handed because he lost his other hand to an explosion. >> it took off the hand, pretty much it was gone like just blew it off at the wrist. >> last year josh had illegal fireworks in his pocket equivalent to half a stick of dynamite. a spark ignited the explosive and it blew off his hand, a piece of his thigh and leg. >> when playing with the explosives and doing stuff like that, leave it to the professionals. >> josh also lost his dream of being a marine. but he's upbeat now and uses his experience to educate. >> i definitely do use it as an example quite a bit. you know, just especially with

can you tell me caroline is the president's plan?nt wouldn't be proposing a plan because it needs to come from congress. and the president has said that he will go after social security and medicare for someone on the left. >> sean: show me where -- >> why would the president have a plan it needs to come from congress. >> sean: forget that. what is the democratic party's plan? >> reid's plan in the green room we were talking how close reid and boehner are. it is to a point where they could compromise in conference committee. boehner is choosing not to because he wants to bring it up again in six months to smear the president. >> sean: reid's plan comes from savings other things. the president going to veto the boehner plan, dead on arrival according to harry reid. they passed two plans they won't sign on to or allow a vote on. >> massive failure of leadership. the president who has cried fox news how adopted the balanced approach of fox news as his mantra going forward which is quite interesting. the professor's comment although i wo

what appears to be tracking toward northern caroline county. the center of the storm located 2.5 miles north of queen anne could produce some damaging winds and hail. it will cross the maryland- delaware line here in the next few minutes. south and west of that system there are additional strong thunderstorm cells moving across the bay toward st. michael's. southern maryland getting pounded as well. great news for the baltimore area is that the clearing trend is under way to the west of us. that will move across the entire state by early tomorrow morning. it will be just a few more hours before the showers get toward the coast and away from us in time for the weekend. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect right now over on the eastern shore and parts of queen anne's county. part of calvert county also under a severe thunderstorm warning with damaging winds and hail. the watch has been cancelled to the northwest of baltimore. steady progress being made. rainfall totals, with last night's rain and today, these bull's-eyes indicate over 5 inches

. >>> reporter: the hum of a sewing machine fills caroline archer's dining room.he piles of office work replaced with colorful buttons and trim. >> i have given up spreadsheets and performance reports and testing results and all of that. and now i'm focusing on something that really makes my heart feel good. >> reporter: what makes her heart feel good is making doll clothes, exquisite miniature outfits for dolls that she buys and gives to hospitals for children facing serious illnesses. >> i think they bring creativity. i think they bring warmth. and the main thing i think they bring is a friend. so it's that friend in the middle of the night that they can talk to when they're hurting or if they're scared. >> reporter: see got the idea two years ago when she retired and saw the joy her creations day of her granddaughters. but it was her mother who inspired her. >> my mom was the role model. she cut up her wedding dress during world war ii and made doll clothes for all the children in the neighborhood when they couldn't buy toys. >> reporter: caroline buys her doll

and most notably, the california cable caroline returned to service this morning. media event to reintroduce the california line will be held next monday at 10:00 a.m. at the cable car turnaround on market and california streets. we will be joined by mayor lee, board of supervisors president david chiu, as well as public utility commission general manager ed harrington. they will all join us for this event. we are also by this announcement inviting you to join us on the 27th for the reopening. earlier, supervisor brinkman mentioned the an exexpress is up and running. we launched on june 13 to relieve overcrowding on the light rail line. this has been in operation a little over a week and we are pleased to report the ridership is growing daily and feedback from our customers is positive and constructive. this service has been a model for what we are considering a proactive line management program and we have achieved record-setting on time performance with the service. also notable with this pilot that the vehicles have special paint schemes and new signage to make

caroline reports. >> not until 10 seconds after the blast make anyone look. so intense is this man made sun that people 10 miles away with their backs turned and hands over their eyes are aware of its fantastic brilliance. >> 5 bomb tests. basically, we had no protection, no warnings, nothing at all. all we were told to do was to stand and look at the bomb and cover our eyes up in case we got blinded by the flash. it was just unbelievable. some crunched down and started crying. >> he was a 19-year-old soldier when he witnessed nuclear tests in the pacific. by the age of 21, he was an invalid aunt suffered constant milhouse. the mod as often denied the link. this has led them to fight this out through the cords. >> there is acceptance by every country in the world other than the u.k. that exposure to the levels of radiation to which we were exposed is likely to cause damage. >> one woman has also been fighting for answers and an apology from the government. her late husband was an raf pilot, flying through a cloud with the nuclear bomb exploded in order to tes

. >> caroline: this holiday weekend we are experiencing warm weather with more on the way. hundreds enjoyed the heat at the alameda county fair. temperatures were just right for many to enjoy all the attractions. i think this is the alameda county fail. this is fillmore street. the fillmore jazz festival. it's the largest free festival on the west coast. thousands packed fillmore street listening to music, eating food. the final day of the festival is today. the high temperatures are affecting our air quality. there's a spare-the-air alert today meaning the air management district is expecting unhealthy conditions. if you have big 4th of july plans, get prepared for the heat. here's lisa with what you can expect. >> hi, carolyn. this is the place to be today. very little fog. a weak sea breeze and warming up today for everyone. high temperatures in santa rosa today, upper 90s. 94 in napa, 80 in san francisco. a far cry from where the records will be. so we won't shatter any records today but anywhere from five to seven degrees warmer than yesterday. that's why we have a spa

caroline was born in 1967 and john jr. in 1916. mrs. kennedy is part and parcel of the baby boom. this i am convinced is why my mother who was having her own baby boom pact likely to older brothers and me in our chevy in october 1960, drove us to downtown louisville to see senator john f. kennedy come through and give a speech. my mother loved history and loves politics on a grand scale but didn't particularly like the rough and tumble grass-roots politics and political rallies. she liked to drive downtown and didn't like crowds. and yet this family, senator kennedy, mrs. kennedy, caroline at that time so drew my mother, catholic housewife to go see her new political hero

caroline lyders come abc7 news. leon? >> thank you. >>> her woes are not over yet. papers are for a defamation lawsuit, as when caylee anthony was missing, casey said that a nanny kidnapped her daughter. police never found that nanny, but they did find an innocent woman with the same name that anthony provided and that woman has now filed a lawsuit. for more go to wjla.com. you will find more there. tonight at 6:00 a look at how the case was handled and the criticism that is now borrowing. >>> with the weather a pretty typical july day. what is in store for tonight? for that we turn to chief meteorologist doug hill in the weather center. doug? >> outside the belfort furniture weather center we have had sunshine the last hour and a half. in fact, live super doppler radar shows beneficial rain across the middle peninsula, the northern neck of virginia, southern maryland. this is the type of rain that is beneficial to crops and plants and anything that is growing and it will continue to the south of the metro area. heavy thunderstorms southeast of richmond and the nort

a blogger snapped photos of the two looking cozy at a london cafe sunday and now lookups for carolineped more than 300% this week. stay cool this weekend, guys. back to you. >> that's right, stay cool. no matter how you can do it. >> if you can across the country. everything has definitely been steamy. here's a couple of things coming up that people are going to be talking about. katy perry, she e st got nine nominations for the 2011 mtv video music awards. that's exciting. >> i think she's at the top of her career right now. she's doing. >> she's great. >> on the more serious side of things, john edwards likely will be back in the news next week. they're asking he pay back more than 2 million bucks to the feds because they're saying he overstated his expenses and understated his revenue a little bit on top of his other legal issue. these are issues t tnding now. so people are buzzing again about edwards, not in the most posititi way. >> not in the most positive way, definitely a big talker next week, that's absolutely sure. giant sink hole forms under a guatemalan woman's bed. >> bre

we have more with caroline from our satellite center. >> her trial is over. casey anthony is now in a position to tell her story in her way to whoever wants it, and, yes whoever pays big bucks to get it. just one day ago casey anthony faced the prospect of living the rest of her life behind bars. today, she faces the prospect of making millions. >> it is outrageous. she should not be able to prosper from her child's death. >> her baby is dead. she needs to pay. >> in the age of what some are calling textbook journalist, a blockbuster, media outlets vying for an exclusive. >> you know, it is the news media, no offense, so they are going to have to go after the story. they are in the business to get ratings. >> while many say they do not pay for interviews, they have shelled out big bucks for information. outlets like tmz. some say that they admit they want to hear what she has to say. >> i would hate to see their benefits but me, as a consumer, i want to know about the situation. >> is in her fault or the people who pay her? >> a business strategy. >> i do not

you can see the storm cell with widespread lightning and northern caroline county, head indoors, you'll have a good hour of lightning and potentially flooding rains. >>> we'll show you the flash flood watch. it continues into baltimore. this is for the rest of the evening. the counties will be taken out of the watch from west to east. you can see the rain totals. that's impressive. it took an hour or two to put down two inches of rain. it's still coming down here in middletown. a lot more to go in that direction. take a look at the conditions in the inner harbor. still cloudy. the rain is letting up. 73 at bwi. that's after topping out in the upper 80s to 90s. the rain cooled us off and the rains cleared directions. look at the rain cooling here. the last four or five days, we've seen 90 plus. we're in the mid-70s out there, all accept for parts of the delmarva. humidity is extremely high. it will be muggy. dry air is working its way in. it's impacting the state and south eastern maryland. look at this clearing from the north and west. it's a good thing. it's a good forecast. and the fr

there are a couple of sea breeze showers coming in through caroline county. you get a little bit of light rain, queen anne's county but most of the storms have been confined to the beach area. bad air quality, code orange alert. probably another one tomorrow. people or sensitive with asthma, et cetera, it will be bad. we fall through very humid 80s. the chances for storm go up later this week. we'll tell you when that happens and look towards your weekend coming up. >>> we're already days into july. this summer is one of the deadliest on record for boaters. rescue crews spent hours looking for a 25-year-old man on the magothy river. james kane was thrown into the water when the boat made a sharp turn. a fleer by vessel was able to grab his friend but kane disappeared. >> searching the surface by water and air. we also have divers on scene along with sonar. >> crews searched and were back out there early today. so far, maryland has seen 13 boating deaths this summer. >>> we now know the name of the little boy who was pulled from a park. say kwan kennedy was re

caroline heldman a politics professor. joining us from new orleans. you started off here. i love it when the president says well, we need a balanced approach and that includes revenue and deficit reduction. well, when says revenue, steve, what is he talking about? >> he is talking about taxes. i mean i actually found this quite humor yoous today and was laughing out loud. he says republicans in washington need to better understand what grass roots republicans want them to raise taxes. when is the last time any grass roots republicans were begging, washington, to raise taxes? as you pointed out the polls point completely in the other direction rather decisively. >> do you think that much new was said by the president today? he made a big point of saying we are going to take the day off from the debt talks because it is so important and the sky is almost falling but we can take the day off. then he goes out there and pretty much to me he said the same thing he said on monday shared sacrifice and republicans are dug in to idealogically. anything new here? >> both sides were s

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caroline hawley reports.nd some of these images distressing. >> the refugee camps in kenya. the body of a charm lies next to those still struggling for life. -- of a child lies next to those still struggling for life. a combination of war and drought has created a devastating emergency, displacing huge numbers of somalis with in their own country, too. the capital, mogadishu, is not safe. it is still a magnet for people in need. >> she is 80 years old and she is taking care of five children. she is the grandmother. the father and mother died because of disease. >> the hardline islamic group al-shabab has links to al qaeda and is fighting the western government of somalia. the government is in control of olli the center of the capital. is these areas where somalis are starving to death. al-shabab has made clear it will continue the activities -- to disrupt the activities of agencies. >> agencies we band before are still banned. some were involved in political activity. others were destroying the lives of our p

for the reasons i just set out, but they have had, on the other hand, four months of bombing, as caroline pointed out, which has failed to dislodge, abu dhabi or to make any significant changes in the frontline -- which has failed to dislodge colonel gaddafi or to make any signal that in changes in the front line. they were looking for something to break this deadlock. we have seen this in the last few days, france, britain, the united states, and i think there is an undercurrent in all of this of a certain kind of quiet desperation, because it is very expensive to keep up the bombing of the no-fly zone, and how long? you know, how long is this going to go on? it has already been four months. running into years, a decade, billions and billions of dollars? i think they're trying to unlock the situation. >> john, thank you very much for joining us. >> a pleasure. >> if in somalia, an effort to airlift emergency supplies into mogadishu is underway. today his mission is the first of 10 being carried out by the world food program in response to severe droughts, which are ravaging the horn of a

so here she is coming down the steps of the capital with caroline on one hand and john on the other. the president's brother, bobby, behind her. his sister, pat, the bodies left. and peter behind the group. and i can only find in the videos one moment in public where she began to cry softly. it was when they arrived at the capitol with the case of burying her -- bury her husband's casket. as of is being carried out the band struck up hail to the chief. but the very famous preface she dropped her head to her chest and began to cry. now, this is the next steps she takes in the image making process. one week after the assassination she is in hyannis port with her family for thanksgiving. she calls journalist teddy white had written that famous book, the making of the president in 1960 and asked them to come from new york where he lived to hyannis port to write a story about her husband to put into white magazine for that week. and mr. white had to say, we are ready to go to press with that. she said, i don't care. stop the presses. still printed. i need to tell you the story. teddy whit

caroline, i understand you're doing research about some of this? >> yes. so let me clarify there are laws in the uae regarding these immigrant workers that come from pakistan, indiia, southeast asia, but they just turn the page and they don't -- they ignore it, so -- but there are laws that are not being followed. >> tell us about your research. >> the research on the slave camps, the piece is called 21st century slavery, basically. these people are brought in from these countries to work. they work six days a week, anywhere from 12 to plus hours a day, in 120-plus heat, and 50 percent of their wages go to to their relatives back home. so for them, working in dubai is like the big -- it's the next best thing for them, because where they come from, they could -- they probably don't have any running water, so having a place, even though there's 20-plus people living in cramped quarters, it's probably more than they had back home, so to them -- >> better concerns. >> better conditions for them. >> although based on the way by look at it -- >> it's horrible, y

leave early, so the fate of the dog park is very much up in the air. [ dog barking ] jennifer and caroline are breaking the law, but they probably won't get arrested. they're walking their dogs in oakland's park where dogs are not allowed. >> dogs need exercise. we can't keep them in the house all day. >> so many people in oakland, they do have dogs and there's nowhere else for them to go. people have to break the law. >> reporter: dog lovers and a group who is protecting a slice of the lake are fighting over where to put a dog park that's been proposed for years. the park commission listened to both sides. one group wants to transform the city's old police force stable into a play area for dogs. the other group wants to put it near lake shower and macarthur boulevard. it took ten years to get the blue prints for that plan approved. >> the parks within a park would take up 24% of the existing field at the park. that would leave more than an acre for pickup soccer games and other casual sports. >> a fence that's going to take up half the park is going to put an obstruction in the middle of

andre caroline go and hopefully hopefully victor. and you know we should have a good strong team the european championships starts on the thirty first of august in lithuania and will last through to september the eighteenth russia is in group d. with libya georgette ukraine belgium and bulgaria such as draw however every threat they is important it seems to go all the way in colonize. the preparation shakil has been set up and it starts with this first session today however we're still waiting for a main players to join the squad that's underway caitlin alexander kaun and victor . some players already have international experience for russia but they could blast introduced fresh talent to the scene for this olympic cycle the rookies will enjoy full support from season athletes like and be a stars undertaking a language and team up they must go off. on the yes sir team is very young and some players have instantiation a minutes on the court for russia but our course has been building this team for years and i'm sure that if there be a

. >> caroline heckar in new york. >>> you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program -- helping the people of haiti aft earthquake. an even greater challenge. we speak to dr. paul farmar, who for decades championed the cause of one of the world's poorest nations. now to a new study which suggests painkillers, rather than antipsychotic drugs, could be a better way to treat some symptoms of da menchia. some of the more distressing symptoms like agitation an gressive were actually caused by pain and therefore could be treated with over-the-counter medicines. our health correspond james hughes has the story on how this research could impact the overall care of patients. >> da minka -- demenchia is a terrible condition which makes patient as gressive. traditionally they've been treated with anti-sigh cot ig drugs but they could have serious side effects including heavy sedation and increased risk of stroke or death. now it seems painkillers may be least as effective and far less harmful. research has looked at 352 patients with moderate t

and princesses caroline and stephanie, looking on, too. andrea bocelli performing. the prince, placing the reng on his bride's finger. it was long thought that prince albert would be a bachelor prince. this week, reports that his bride wanted out. the palace calling it an ugly rumor. tonight, monaco has its princess. >>> one other royal headline this evening. this one north of the border. prince william and his wife, kate, are in canada tonight. william is the future king. but bob woodruff tells us, there's no question that kate is stealing the show. he's in quebec city tonight. bob? >> reporter: that's very true. we're seeing a huge turnout of people at these events so far. not only a fascination with the duke and duchess of cambridge as a couple. there seems to be greater infatuation with william's wife, kate. we joined them with 3 00,000 people to see the fireworks and take in the sights of canada day. very much like the fourth of july. this morning, kate's first tree planting. then, to thehear memorial, to honor canadian troops who served in the wars. while will

you uncle teddy and your cousin patrick and your cousin caroline were with president obama in the primary and several other members of your family were with senator clinton. i want to know as you assess this situation going back over these two years, has the president lived up to, even if the people in congress haven't lived up to your issues, has the president satisfied you as the kind of president you want dealing with the kind of stuff you are talking about? >> well, i would prefer, you know, if i was, if i was running the show, i would move probably more aggressively than he has to build out the national grid, to reform the energy market because i think that is the best way to create jobs and prosperity. we're borrowing a billion dollars a day from nations that don't share our values in order to import a billion dollars of oil a day, again, from nations that don't share our values and some are outright hostile towards us. >> right. >> we are funding both sides of the war against terror through our addiction to oil. and we don't have to do that. we have the energy system here and i wou

andre caroline go and hopefully hopefully get picked and you know we should have a good strong team the european championships starts on the thirty first of august in lithuania and will last through the system or the eighteenth rusher is in group d. slovenia georgia and ukraine belgium and bulgaria but something's drawn over every trip day is important it seems to go all the way encounters please don't come. the preparation should still has been set and it starts with this first session today however we're still waiting for a main players to join discord that's underway carolyn alexander kaun and we think they're going to need some players already have international experience for russia but david black's introduced fresh talent to the team put this olympic cycle the rookies will enjoy full support from season actually it's like n.b.a. stars and break it and go and team up they must go. on the ball but yes search team is very young and some players haven't spent even a minutes on the court for russia but our coach has been building the scene for years and i'm sure that if will be any ne

black people and one hundred seventy thousand that's nikki haley's number that's her government caroline is it worth not seen a one hundred seventy eight i resigned an off the wall very clear in order to stop four or five people from illegally voting south carolina is a pre-clearance state and that requires the justice department which presently is run by mr obama to make sure that any changes that are going to go into effect will actually not restrict the ability of people to vote now there are a lot of these claims that are tossed up but it turns out and the supreme court has championed this notion that a voter identification is a form of voter integrity that ensures that voters understand that they are actually getting to choose who is going to make decisions for them and you know supreme court chief justice promising to the chief justice rehnquist made his republican chops tears this climate of justice and it is when he was sitting in his . will we will. see is what is the posture of the department of justice when it comes to analyzing these kinds of issues now i am very very confide

host: thanks, caroline. every newspaper we have here has a front-page story about the did he get negotiations, has it as its lead editorial today. monte watching us or writing on to wit they are morning, writes, each party should commit final position to paper on a take it or leave it basis and let the political rules and procedures start. last thing, if you have a seat at the table in washington for the debt talks, what would your strategy be on this impasse? next is bristol, virginia. this is a call from lyndon, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. my solution would be, one, increase the debt limit. half of that would have to come from tax cuts, the other half would have to come from -- i'm sorry, not tax cuts, but tax increases. the other one would have to come from talks in the budget. it would then be the responsibility of the congressional leadership to get their hands. host: ok, thank you for your call. belchertown, massachusetts, steven is an independent. good morning, steven. caller: hi.

the bbc's caroline hawley reports from mumbai with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: it wasning rush hour when the bombs went off. three of them within a quarter of an hour. all targeted busy locations at a busy time of the day. many people had been on their way home from work. one eyewitness said he saw two motorbikes explode in flames. and the injured screaming for help. in all, over 100 people were wounded in what william hay terrorism.as deplorable acts of many have lost limbs. >> all the injured have been evacuated to hospitals. the blasts occurred at about 6:45 p.m. within minutes of each other. therefore, we infer that this was a coordinated attack by terrorists. >> reporter: the first bomb went off at 6:54 p.m. at the zaveri bazaar, a jewelry market. a minute later, the opera house district was attacked. then at 7:05 the crowded neighborhood of dadar. it's the first major attack in mumbai since 2008, more than 160 people were killed in 60 hours of terror. blamed on militants based in pakistan. these latest bombs have been describe as relatively crude and possibly the

jaime: what what about that, caroline, do you blame standardized tests?no, in fact what happened in atlanta and other places is outrageous and reprehensible, it's not the standardized testing in and of itself that is the problem. it's very easy to prevent cheating. there are two key methods that we can use to prevent cheating, they are both inexpensive, neither one of them would raise per student costs in the united states by more than one 50th of one percent of student spending. they are not difficult to implement and they are being done with millions of tests each year around the world. the first one of these is having externally probg terd tests, an expersonal organization comes in, they actually deliver the test to the students, they sit there during the test to make sure cheating doesn't occur while the students are taking the test, and then they remove the test immediately afterwards. and simply having proctored exams would have prevented the sort of cheating that has happened in basically ever place that it's happened in the united states including

we saw beautiful princess caroline's daughter, charlotte. do we know who the bride is wearing today? which designer? >> reporter: armani supposedly, so we expect to see the start in about a half hour if it starts on time. at the ceremony, an american soprano will perform. they have this ceremony expected to last around an hour. afterward, there will be a dinner and the three michelle lan starred chef who will be doing that, around 500 there, he expressed some nerves the days leading up to the wedding. and then a white tie ball and then it's going to be over. two days of this, alex. monaco is probably going to be a little bit exhausted. last night, there was a concert and a couple of times, the cameras caught prince albert yawning, but they looked like they were having a pretty good time. so after tonight, maybe monaco can get back to normal, but everybody's waiting to see what will become of all the rumors that have been circulating. will there be any concrete evidence of whatever was said? nobody seems to know, but everybody's kind of hopin

and thank you, caroline.nches, a minimum of ten inches so you can always send more, but they, that's for a minimum of ten inches and bundle it up. it's not fancy deal. put little rubber bands and put it in a zip-loc bag and shoot it to the mail to locks of love. they're in florida. >> mike: and you can go to the website and don't have to do it on television, i was following on twitter today. there are actually people doing it today even as we speak are donating across america to send their pony tails in. >> mike: and beth ann, nervous about making this a dramatic change in their appearance and go from long hair to relatively short hair, i mean, in a matter of minutes. >> it's a shock. >> mike: how did it affect you the first time you did it. were you worried? >> i was worried because i'd never done a cut that short before, but you know what, it made me really think. i can say a prayer of blessing for the child that will receive this realizing, now what, they'll never potentially, perhaps will never grow their

health and science reporter caroline johnson has the details. >> if you are a newborn like lucas, you to inherit a few family traits. maybe your mother's eyes or your uncle's chin or just maybe your father's ears. >> mine are a little more pointy, like elf ears, but he definitely seems to have inherited pop's and grandpa's ears a little bit. >> in luis castillo's case it resulted in more of a flop. a condition that left the tops of his ears foaled over. not a huge problem, but still. >> so i asked my husband and he said, oh, when i was young all of my friends made fun of me. >> we see abnormalities of the ear cartilage when children are born. >> he was referred to a plastic surgeon at stanford. he recommended a new device called the ear well, which he said can correct abnormalities ranging from mild to severe. first customizable fittings are made in this housing, which is placed over the ear. >> what we're able to do, we are able to shape the cartilage and mold the cartilage to a much more normal appearance. >> he said the key is the device must be placed in the first few months of li

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leaving her four shots back. 22-year-old caroline mason has a one-stroke lead over indy park and minaee through 36 holes. >>> :lebron james scored 33 points and put on a show in l.a.'s legendary drew summer league. no word of how many of those points came in the 4th quarter and, of course, lebron has already said he wouldn't take his talents to europe during the lockout he gets $30 million a year then doorsments so he doesn't need the money -- in endorsements so he doesn't opened into the money. >> maybe he can work on his dribbling and ball handling. >> just standing around watching. >> those leagues are going to become more popular now obviously with the lockout going on so. it's going to be a lot of focus on that. >> smith's football camp. >> camp alex. >>> see you at 10:00 and 11:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant.

. >> from bravo's hit show "the real housewives of new jersey," caroline manzo. >> penn gillette.n. and miss universe 2006, miss zuleyka rivera. >> jimmy: oh, of course. is this the miss usa pageant or the cast of next season's "celebrity rehab?" because it's hard to tell. a 21-year-old from california won miss usa. so in your face, uglier states. [ applause ] she will now go on to compete in the miss universe competition. while her runner-up miss tennessee will go on to marry an orthodontist, so congratulations. meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news. she's releasing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life: my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she says she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers. wine coolers? where did theyhike, back to 1988? because -- bristol and her boyfriend levi johnston were on a camping trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in the morning, she said she didn't remember a thing. it's like something out of a fairy tale. they really are america's royal couple. hey, let's check back in on the