. >> damon man: for more than a decade, cindy crawford's face has remained remarkably free of lines or wrinkles. is it a miracle, or could cindy have the secret to turning back the clock? >> so many women would love to know the beauty secrets, especially of the stars. >> clearly they've got to know something that we don't know, right? and so you want to get in on it. you want to get in on the secret. >> woman: the secret to cindy's ageless skin is french doctor jean-louis sebagh, and anti-aging specialist whose treatments are so sought after, allure magazine calls him "the youth guru." >> amanda: he's got a huge success in europe. he's always overbooked each day. and there's a cue for about three hours in the waiting room. >> man: for nearly 14 years, dr. sebagh has treated cindy crawford and dozens of top models and celebrities. >> he's a guru that all the big celebrities and people like stars and wealthy people go to. >> he's really super exclusive. he's amazing. i stared going to him when i was 28 to hp my skin age in a way that wasn't noticeable, and i saw immediate results. >> wom

. >> damon man: for more than a decade, cindy crawford's face has remained remarkably free of lines or wrinkles. is it a miracle, or could cindy have the secret to turning back the clock? >> so many women would love to know the beauty secrets, especially of the stars. >> clearly they've got to know something that we don't know, right? and so you want to get in on it. you want to get in on the secret. >> woman: the secret to cindy's ageless skin is french doctor jean-louis sebagh, and anti-aging specialist whose treatments are so sought after, allure magazine calls him "the youth guru." >> amanda: he's got a huge success in europe. he's always overbooked each day. and there's a cue for about three hours in the waiting room. >> man: for nearly 14 years, dr. sebagh has treated cindy crawford and dozens of top models and celebrities. >> he's a guru that all the big celebrities and people like stars and wealthy people go to. >> he's really super exclusive. he's amazing. i stared going to him when i was 28 to help my skin age in a way that wasn't noticeable, and i saw immediate results. >> w

. >> damon man: for more than a decade, cindy crawford's face has remained remarkably free of lines or wrinkles. is it a miracle, or could cindy have the secret to turning back the clock? >> so many women would love to know the beauty secrets, especially of the stars. >> clearly they've got to know something that we don't know, right? and so you want to get in on it. you want to get in on the secret. >> woman: the secret to cindy's ageless skin is french doctor jean-louis sebagh, and anti-aging specialist whose treatments are so sought after, allure magazine calls him "the youth guru." >> amanda: he's got a huge success in europe. he's always overbooked each day. and there's a cue for about three hours in the waiting room. >> man: for nearly 14 years, dr. sebagh has treated cindy crawford and dozens of top models and celebrities. >> he's a guru that all the big celebrities and people like stars and wealthy people go to. >>e's really super exclusive. he's amazing. i stared going to him when i was 28 to help my skin age in a way that wasn't noticeableand i saw immediate results. >> woman

man character, you had never seen him before, right? >> no, sir. >> so he was a strangener that area? >> yeah. >> and damoning had been in that area a lot of times. >> yeah. >> as you, right. >> yes. >> and javaris andrews was there a lot of times. >> yes. >> but the stranger was yellow man. >> yes. >> he walked right by you. didn't say a word. >> no. >> he was just focused on straight ahead. >> yeah. >> and that was the area where damon went, right? >> yeah. >> so he made you nervous and then you ran to your friend's brother's house. >> yes. >> you fast forward later spoke to damon about the incident. >> yes. >> and you told the jury that he actually said that he thought yellow man was there to end their problem. >> yeah. >> but he was surprised. >> yes. >> because then yellow man tried to kill him. >> yes. >> and he said he defended himself. >> correct. >> and -- and did he ever say anything about javaris andrews and you said no. >> yes. >> you never asked him about mr. andrews. >> no. >> you never asked him anything about it. >> no. >> you believed him and let it go. >> yes. >> redirect? >> one moment.

if the allegations are correct against this man, damon darling, and another fellow who pled out in this case, also with a gun, not an ak but a .44 mag. the bullets went flying and there were kids in the cross fire, kids who knew well enough that when those soinds rang out, they were indeed gunshots and you need to run for cover. little kids who know this. enough about that, that complex itself is a story unto its own. this particular story, going live in this trial in miami has a lot of different issues that you will wickedly be able to chew on. here is beth karas with the details. >> it's not easy when you lose a loved one, especially in a senseless way like this. >> reporter: david jenkins's daughter was playing outside her home in a miami housing project when a gun battle erupted nearby. 9-year-old shef dave yeah jenkins was struck by a lull let from an ak-47, her death causing outrage in a neighborhood already riddled with violence. >> i'm asking everyone, if you know something, please come forward. take back your community. take it back before it's too far gone and too late. >> rep

. >>> tonight, the new matt damon, sigh, movie opens. it's about a mann archer daniels midland. he gave his only interview to scott cohn. you've met him, obviously, and you're not surprised it's a comedy. >> i think it's a stroke of genious they turned it into a comedy. who knew -- we'll leave it at thachlt who knew white collar krik could be funny? at the time, there was nothing funny about it at all. it nearly brought down one of the biggest companies in the world. matt damon plays mark whitaker, an employee who blows the whistle. he goes undercover for the fbi, secretly taping his bosses for three years, but it turns out he has issues of his own, like the fact he's been stealing millions from the company. >> okay, what have it was st standard practice for executives to accept kickbacks in cash? >> there is the real mark whitaker the same month he was indicted. he gave his only tv interview to us, still insisting that the $9 million in the swiss bank account was given to him by the company. >> with hair. >> we were talking ultimately, millions of dolla

matt damon plays mark whitaker, the real man at the center of this real-life story.>> yeah. it's a terrific role because he is -- he's a lot of things. he did things that were incredibly heroic and courageous. at the same time, he wasn't completely worth right about the things he was doing. >> and he was calling himself agent 0014? >> yeah. because he was twice as smart than 007. >> in his own mind. >> yeah. and he was taking extraordinary risks. >> unbelievable risks. for one thing, he wore a wire, inside the company, to expose the price-fixing he insisted was going on. here's a scene from the movie. you can see when he's talking to the fbi agents, he's crafty and a little clueless at the same time. >> once it starts, it is going to be intense. they're going to know that somebody was on the inside, working with us. and they're going to do almost anything to find out who it is. >> but guys still think i'm going to be okay at the company, right? i mean, you guys are going to take down the bad guys. but i'll be okay, right? >> tell them you're cooperating with the gove

now, that witness does not tell you it was the third man who was shooting, he says it was this defendant, damon darling, who was shooting, but the prosecution has to deal with that. this witness on the stand now did that yesterday by testifying about not only the line of sight for eyewitnesss, but the line for the shooting. and making sure that the direction of the shooting came from where this defendant was, also tying in the various spent cartridges that were found on the ground where this defendant had been. obviously a significant witness here for the prosecution. the defense is spending a great deal of time with him. while they are sorting out some documents, we will fit in another break. as we go away, we want to know what you would say if you had the jury box seats and were in the jury for this trial. here's the question today, did the testimony yesterday of the victim's family members, the mother, the sister, help the prosecution? so far 79% of you are voting yes. 21% of you don't think so we'll update those results throughout the course of the day. >>> when i came past the living room,

, matt damon to promote his new film, the informant, for which hehe gained 30 pounds, his secr, mcdonald's and doritos, which he called absolute heaven. he now refers to himself as the sexiest man alive's chunky cousin. i'm sure there's probably a few people out there who still consider him sexy 30 pounds heavier or not. >> a lot of people want to put on 30 pounds just for the fun of it. >>> this comes from wkyc channel tv 3 in cleveland, ohio, where 15 teams tested their traction in a messy time-honored tradition. for 95 years, groups of five have competed in the greasy pole contest. now each team actually tries to climb a top a slick 40-foot pole, which is obviously much easier said than done. just take a look. last year's champs have climbed together for decades and have already won eight titles. expertly using each other like ladder rungs. once again they claim their full and filthy bragging rights. imagine even training for this. >> you know why we do dumb things? because we can. >> because we can. that's right. why not? >>> well, i'm christina brown, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:54 is our time. 67 degrees outs

man! >> okay, okay. let's just calm down. matt, take a breath. just take a breath. like -- [ breathing ] >> all right. >> how do you like me now, damon! time. >> i didn't run last time. you did. >> that's what i mean. no running. >> bring it on! >> oh! >> i've been training. >> you have been training. hollywood rules. >> hollywood rules. >> why you guys fighting in slow motion? >> hollywood rules. >> what? >> we don't get hit in the face, we're actors. >> you look like idiots. look at you. you're like such a wuss way to fight. >> that hurts so bad! >> but it won't leave a mark. >> oh, thank god. >> we're not done yet. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> hey, guys. i think i have a way to make this scene work. okay. what's the way? >> oh. >> i'm about to tell you. it involves something -- >> yes. >> corps goes in one end and profit comes out the other. weird, right? >> mr. whitaker, if what you're saying is true, he fbi could use a little help. >> of course there's things going on that i don't approve of. >> we want you to wear a wire. >> a wire? [ laughter ] >> see? sometimes it's better to share. >> whatever. >> come on. i'll buy you a taco. >> i

damon, so mark that all down on your calendars. this is my cousin sal. oh, i almost forgot, i want to welcome a special visitor from disneyland we have to the show. a young man worked in the chicken fingers department at disney land. he was talking before the show about how much he loves us there. >> i thought you said he hated it. >> no, he absolutely loves it, he thinks it's the best place -- >> in the warm-up it sounded like he hated it. >> i know it sounded like that, but i think he was being sarcastic. >> we can give him a job -- oh, no we're disney too. >> the citizens of los angeles are looking for release from the heat and we sent our cousin sal to a frozen yogurt store to help them cool off. >> hello, ladies. what can i get you? >> can i get a small raspberry poem grand gnat. >> a small raspberry, okay. small, here's your change. >> that's not -- that's a small? >> all right. have a good day now. bye. thanks. next customer? >> are you joking? >> i'm sorry, how? >> i gave you $2.50. >> whatever i ve you, yeah. >> well, we want a refund. >> i asked for a small. i meant like a normal cup. >> oh, no. [ laughter ] no no. >> that can't be -- >> i mean, th