a secret from cindy crawford.we report from hollywood. >> coming up on entertainment tonight, new drug revelations from the surprise michael jackson witness, she tells diane what she uncovered the last time she saw the king of pop. >> you found some drug boxes in his bath room in a hotel and kept them. >> i did. >> what kind of drugss were in them? >> one drug, it's known if the u.s. as zoloft. and then there was another drug which i think it was paxil. >> reporter: the doctor says the bath room looked like a pharmacy pharmacy. syringes? >> yeah. >> tour turn gloves? >> and masks as well. >> praying the pounds off and dinner from a dumpster. plus super model cindy crawford spills a secret, she has >>> we saw they're having an event down there, but the real stuff is in westminister. >> football is a phenomenon. one more open practice before they pack up camp. in a second season as head coach, he's better able to appreciate the training camp experience more so than last year. he noticed the record crowds to see the

supermodel cindy crawford reveals her secret, she has cellulite. >> you can see entertainment tonight. >>> the amusement park announced a roller coaster debuts next spring. the intimidator is in honor of the late nascar driver dale earn dale earnhardt. it has a lift, a drop, it will be the tallest and fastest of its kind on the east coast. >>> still to come, it's friday and it's a stormy one in some areas, bob has your updated forecast coming up >>> now, first warning weather, complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >>> looking outside, there'sst there's a boater that doesn't worry about the storms. he's having fun today. >> the thunderstorms moved through the region, it's off to the east. we have a chance of getting more activity because there's another batch to go. that's going to be moving across the mountains, around 8:00 or so. most of the activity is extreme northeast maryland, dover, cambridge, up to wilmington. all that moving quickly to the northeast, there's been some heavy rain and flooding reported in a few spots, but it's quiet right now. one sprinkle o

. >>> she railed against president bush during his vacations at crawford ranch, and now cindy is nowoming up, we will show you the first clips from the new flick, "capitalism: a love story." and now hardly capitalism. >>> plus the opening bell from wall street where investors are trying to wait to see what ben bernanke says at his speech at jackson hall, and what has the world come to? i have not been to the exchange myself in a few months, but apparently for the first time ever traders on the floor of the new york stock exchange is dawning blue jeans in honor of the gap's anniversary. >>> and on the run this morning after officially being charged in the murder of his model wife. and we have miguel following the story. hi, miguel. >> good morning. ryan jenkins has officially been charged with murder. he is the focus of an international manhunt centered around the canadian and u.s. border. his boat and car were found not far from the border. and he is, of course, charged with murder for killing the woman that he married, 28-year-old jasmine fiore back in march. the crime scene was a g

cindy sheehan in her lawn chair outside president bush's crawford ranch.come on. >> the new york congressman. he had to have a police escort to get out of a meeting. this happened to lloyd dogette. it happened to other democratic congress people who needed police escorts. >> if democrats had answers to their constituents' questions, there wouldn't be this kind of reaction. >> they don't like the answers. they disrupt the question. you had kathleen sebelius and arlen specter basically booed off the stage, not giving them a chance. bill: they said we have to pass this quick. the crowd went wait, what are you doing? i would have done that, too. >> sebelius had to say i can't stand here because you keep interrupting me. bill: if they booed everything they said, where were the people supporting them? how come they weren't there? >> because i think it was stacked. bill: because they didn't let the civilian people in? >> it was a stacked deck. those people are showing up to harass democrats. >> these are democratic town halls. for crying out loud, we're their sup

remember anti-war activist cindy sheehan who spent all that time protesting outside of president bush's ranch in crawfordas? she's setting out to protest president obama's policies at martha's vineyard where the president plans to vacation in his multimillion dollar waterfront mansion starting early next week. she's upset she hasn't pulled us out of the wars in iraq, afghanistan and apparently pakistan. she was bolted to fame by the media when she became an outspoken critic of president bush's policies in iraq and afghanistan. remember the major networks, they're tirelessly out there covering her each and every day and each and every protest? byron work of the washington examiner wonders if the media will pay as much attention next week when she protests a different president. i'll be looking for the big headlines but won't be holding my breath. >> and now it's time for "great moments in liberal foreign policy." sean: we have a problem. remember in april when president obama shook hands and exchanged pleasantries with venezuelan dictator hugo chavez? a few short months after that love fest it appears the

cindy sheehan is headed to martha's vineyard to hold a press conference. in 2005 she camped out near the crawford texas, ranch where president bush spent his summer vacation a long time critic of the bush administration policy, she's begun to criticize president obama saying he doesn't represent real change. she says she will not rest until all u.s. troops leave the country. >>> former vice president dick cheney is criticizing the justice department's decision to investigate the interrogations of terrorism suspects during the bush years. cheney says the interrogators deserve our gratitude. he claims the questioning of suspects led to arrests, prevented more terrorist attacks. basically saved lives. the attorney general launched the probe after releasing a declassified cia report that showed unauthorized and brutal practices. in one case interrogators threatened to kill the children of the accused 9/11 mastermind. cheney says president obama's decision to allow the justice department to investigate and possibly prosecute cia personnel and his decision to remove authority for interrogation from the