>> i can't speak for dina. i can only speak to michael.ently been there for lindsay, refused to take her out partying, to go to rehab. offered to pay for appeal, get the right rehab for her, done the research, talked to detectives and this is michael lohan's life, fighting for his daughter. this is his daughter. i admire him for that. he doesn't give up. it doesn't matter if she doesn't like him or tweets negative things about him. he won't give up. i don't think he will ever give up. >> i won't give up on dina in a million years. >> larry: how well do you know her, lindsay? >> i don't know her at all. i have never spoken to her. she does not want any contact -- >> she needs someone like lisa in her life. >> larry: what is your role? >> i took this casabout four months ago because michael came to me and said, i need to save my daughter, i just can't let her die and don't want her to be the hollywood statistic. one option was a conservatorship. i didn't think she was that bad. she's on probation, under court ordered supervision. as his atto

the judge issued a last minute injunction against most of the immigration law archie correspondent dina kosofsky brings us more straight from arizona. that. is it is. a doesn't sound like your typical immigration protest today i feel great a spirit of guy you know oh my god everybody was so excited to ring in i came here oh it was sad. because just one day before the law was to be enacted. the harshest provisions i'm here celebrating with the community and our victory. should be removed a celebration over one hundred long hot days in the making. i think the thing that celebrate and i mean it's never never assigned immigration law he's been here every saturday at noon five am here and remember right through it what he's going down but some of the most when you're from prevention and you take a basic a never cares where answer with we've been in pretty or you know every day twenty four hours a day this is taking over or our life and right now this is the only issue we can work because there's so much demand for it and good right here and we're we're directly in the thick of it right on th

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. >> reporter: dina runs a farmer's market in mississippi. she says the oil has brought a sense of tread to town. just like hurricane katrina. despite the economic hardships caused by the spill it was still a busy saturday at the market. vendors say this is an important time to support their community. >> what motivates you to do all this. >> it is just the love of this area. >> reporter: locals are still too nervous to be hopeful about an end to the spill but they won't let it drive them away from their way of life. also, cbc news has learned that b.p. has been offering lucrative contracts to local scientists and researchers in the gulf area but, ann, the catch is that they are not allowed to share or publicly discuss their findings related to the oil spill for at least three years. >> but the idea is they are looking into how severe this spill was and the effects it had on the area? >> absolutely. yeah. they want to gather up the local knowledge and keep it reported to be b.p. you can suggest that it is an effort to control the public relat

the largest black meeting site for black singles and dina phillips, formerly an online dater.e'll get to the that. folks, welcome. greatly appreciate it. let me pick on you first. they told me it's former. you don't do it any longer. is that because you found the love of your life online or it just was not for you? >> i think -- i didn't find the love of my life. the person i met was not online but i think it just changed my purpose, you know, the things that i wanted to do kind of changed my priorities. the time i was working a lot. so the online dating was very effective and helpful. >> how much hesitation, if at all did you have before you actually put's a profile and raep jumped in the water? >> none. i started out more from curiosity. i heard about so many people who had met people, and after four months were engaged and the relationship seemed to be really healthy and they were excited. so i was curious. >> ron, talk to me about, a, the increase, i suspect in traffic you've seen over the years and the feedback you can give us in terms of just pure dating? >> absolutely.

i want to make mention -- congresswoman dina titus is in the house.plause] dina is in the house. miller is in the house. give a big round of applause. one of my earliest supporters, not just here in nevada, but anywhere in the country -- steven is in the house. he is somewhere here. you're wonderful speaker of the state assembly, barbara buckley, is here. given up for braon, david, and mark, the killers. these guys for the fourth of july performance for military families -- for forms for military families. they did not look like killers. one of them is tall, but they do not look like you would be scared of them, but they are wonderful people, and we are grateful to them, and how all about sarah mclaughlin. [applause] and met her backstage. just delightful, and a couple of beautiful daughters, and i am always partial two daughters. despite the entertainment, despite seeing all these old friends, the main reason i am here is because there is a guy from searchlight nevada -- [applause] >> who has been fighting on behalf of nevada for most of his life and

this is dina with jules out at crissy park and look at all that blue sky out there at the golden gate bridge. we have fog working its way to the bridge. >>> he continued to bite and shake my arm and he bit my leg. >> she was sound asleep when she was attacked by a bear. what this woman did to make that grizzly loosen its grip. ,,,,,,,,,,,, "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer out to be a total washout. po s in an >>> the interrogation of a drug suspect in modesto turned out to be a total washout. police say they had the guy in an interrogation room last night when he smashed a sprinkler that gushed 350 gallons of water a minute. the water eventually seeped through the floor, soak the offices downstairs. the building had to be evacuated during clean-up. he didn't get away, though. so on top of the drug charges the suspect is now going to face felony vandalism. >>> wildlife experts have caught the bear they s

and dina spends a lot of time here. a lot. how often do you get out here?> reporter: she's not alone. >> everybody is out. there's always someone to ride with, to hike with. >> reporter: little wonder that according to the centers for disease control, colorado is the least obese state in the country. here in colorado springs in the shadow of pike's peak, fit beats fat. just ask hiker amy cox. >> here you just come out. you enjoy the beauty and the solitude. you can talk with folks or a lot of folks on the trail. you can put on your i-pod and just go at your own speed. >> reporter: it's not just the air, the weather and the scenery. it's a particular mind set here. university of colorado professor jim hill is a founder of america on the move, an organization that offers advice on preventing weight gain. >> we have a population that values more a culture of health than maybe other places. >> reporter: people here are 100% more likely to go hiking. elliptical trainers are about 50% more popular. weightlifting is 41% more popular. donuts are 65% less popular he

to help mediate the dispute to open a brand new pipeline production facility our correspondent dina reports. the crisis has pulled the ground from under this field producer with most of the construction side throws in an oil and gas companies the spilling their new pipeline project their government has filled with bottle to the sector with metals prices growing demand consumer of metals among which carmakers up to us losses will weigh in with all but one which manufactures dream curious and thanks for the military as well as the companies watching the prices spike that they've seen this year give us currency faces criminal charges for price fixing it's a problem that's drilled attention at the highest level of government down to middle of the service that ducting a wide ranging investigation into the possibility that a number of major you have worked out a price setting deal but at this point out that the cost of steel in russia all those global trends are russia is an export of the contrary with respect to the supermarket you percent of the warnings that explored that are from the missing

with it'll be the first step we have to continue making their voice heard in our presence you know dina the soft archie phoenix arizona. since i had. the legs in our clegg's film series because in the center of russia's finance industry at this point being placed a deep instance. the heat wave in the russian capital is breaking records with temperatures approaching forty degrees celsius for nine days running when it's been made worse by the home for small caused by both fires which is the city when i speak you go to norfolk in the mosque a region near those fires for us we want any sign that the fire is being under control now. difficult to say but it is a fact that fires have spread while across moscow region and scores of firefighters are being sent to fight these blazes every day but their efforts are being hampered by the sixteen the hot and dry weather and we've been told that the amount of fires this year has already exceed last year's fires by two times and the total area of these fires is twelve times bigger than in two thousand and nine and this includes both forest fires and p

congresswoman dina titus is in the house. [cheers and applause] love her. secretary of state ross miller is in the house. [years and applause] one of my earliest supporters, not just here in nevada, but all across the country, state senate majority leader stephen schwartz men is in the house -- shortened -- schwartzman is in the house. state speaker -- speaker of the state assembly barbara boxer lee is -- barbara buckley is here. give it up for the killers. [cheers and applause] these guys, for the fourth of july, they performed for military families on the south lawn. they have been unbelievably nice. they do not look like killers. [laughter] one of them is tall, but they do not look like you would be scared of them. [laughter] they're wonderful people. we are grateful to them. how about sarah mclachlan? [cheers and applause] she was -- i met her backstage. she was delightful. she has a couple of beautiful daughters. i am always partial two daughters. -- to daughters. despite the entertainment, the digs, the old friends, the main reason i am here is becaus

congresswoman dina is in the house. miller is in the house. give a big round of applause. of my earliest supporters, not just here in nevada, but anywhere in the country -- steven is in the house. he is somewhere here. you're wonderful speaker of the state assembly, barbara buckley, is here. given up for brandon, david, and mark, the killers. these guys for the fourth of july performance for military families -- for forms for military families. they did n ready. . bbc world news bbc world news bbc world news and met her backstage. just delightful, and a couple of beautiful daughters, and i am always partial two daughters. despite the entertainment, despite seeing all these old friends, the main reason i am here is because there is a guy from searchlight nevada -- [applause] >> who has been fighting on behalf of nevada for most of his life and is now fighting for working families all acrs america, and that is your senate majority leader, harry reid peering ahead -- harry reid. [applause] i have known harry since i arrived in the senate five years ago, and we have become dea

there's shelley and dina and shelley berkley is just wonderful. back to the president, imagine that he would say happier than i was when i was elected president the united states. well it's more important to him. and he knows the importance of the netroots and the netroots nation and the rule that you played in that. and so telling you what he thinks about it i want to introduce this film so that he can tell you what he thinks about that. ladies and gentlemen, netroots nation, the president of the united united states. [applause] i wish i could be with all of you in las vegas but then i realize this weekend what happens in las vegas will be webcast and tweeted by 2002 but i'm grateful for the chance to talk with all of you because we need a difficult moment for america. over the las 18 months we have been worki to put our countr back on the right path. to dig our way out of this recession and to begin building an economy that makes america more competitive and our middle class more secure. and while we have a long way to go i am confident that ame