dina, good morning. nice to see you.n awful lot has happened in lindsay's life over the last couple of months. let's kind of get to it. a couple of weeks in jail, what was it like for her? >> actually, the judge is now being recused. we have a new judge on the case. i don't know if you know that. it just happened two days ago. so i think she went overboard and played serious hardball with lindsay. >> you don't think she deserved time in jail? >> not for this particular offense. she violated -- actually didn't violate -- she was supposed to be -- she was in for just missing a couple of classes that she made up and she was working at the time. so the judge went overboard and put her in serious lockdown for two weeks. >> what did she tell you about that time in jail? >> i actually visited her behind glass, and lindsay missed driving classes that she had made up when she went to court and now the judge is being taken off the case and it's a really serious offense for a judge. she went against the district attorney. >> was sh

i thought dina did that.ggested, they might move back to -- come back east. do you think it would be better for lindsay to be away from, perhaps, the culture that might have contributed to her downfall in southern california? >> i think it's a good point. but let's take a step back and let's look. lindsay got to therapy. she stepped out of the limelight a little while. she got involved with the same people again when she got out a short period of time after and the same thing started to happen. the lawyers and judges and everyone said she should have family therapy, and all three of us should sit down, dina and lindsay and i. lindsay and i did but dina didn't join us. i think that has a lot to do with the downfall. it's about getting together with a counselor and say this is what we did. i heard lindsay say a lot of that, and i certainly did as well. some people can't. that's a real problem. >> we hope there is some resolution in the future for all of you. thanks very much for coming by. >> thank you. >> appr

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asylum system r t correspondent dina softly reports on that issue when we come back . more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing operations around the day. wealthy british study done. time to. go to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. well here's another side of immigration debate that's taking center stage in the us political asylum for immigrants legal or illegal is granted the ability to stay in the u.s. if they fear returning to their homeland for fear of persecution but as our t. correspondent dina kosofsky reports some are abusing the political asylum process to give illegal immigrants a free pass into the u.s. . when it comes to immigration issues in the united states the. these are the pictures become accustomed to thank god but this kind of immigration story we are here today to announce the indictment in an enormous asylum fraud case in which six defendants filed th

reports say that lohan has been offered $1 million to host a radio talk show with her mom, dina. she may have trouble fitting that into her busy court-ordered schedule, which includes weekly therapy and drug testing. it's always tough to juggle all those things. >> it would probably do well, you know? as crazy as it sounds. >> yeah. i don't know if dina lohan is like the best person to be out there -- >> they could give advice. how perfect would that be? >> -- giving the mother-daughter -- >> they could take normal people and give them advice and screw their lives up. >> it's like bizarro world. >>> all right, this comes to us from wnbc 4 new york, where one man is going through some pretty extreme measures to fight his technology addiction. he's been couped up living in his bathroom for the past five days. the self-described internet iphone social media junkie said he felt like he was losing control and needed to do something extreme to kick the habit. i think he took care of that. but don't feel bad for him because he has all of the essentials stashed right there in his medicin

>> so dina, diana ross-like roll. she's been studying since she's a child, second runner up in season 7. >> it was a lot of pressure. it was very nerve wracking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but this was a learning experience, she says she found herself. she's working on an album, helping others involved with a gang prevention program and building homes for habitat for humanity you know what it feels like. you want to reach out to give back to someone when you have. so if i have, i want to help. >> this is a show with a lot of flash. high tech touches and glamour. >> they beefed up the wardrobe department. we're back stage. there are 465 costumes, 205 wigs. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> with all of that it's still about how the show affects an audience. >> they're moved and motivated to do something good for their lives. that is really why i do this. >> an emotional classic. dream girls is here through september in the theater, abc 7 news. >> great music so oo and sandhya patel has a lo

to build the first and second grade classrooms, makeshift cafeteria and a library on a field across dina avenue. and hire a full-time crossing guard to help kids make it safely across. >> we wanted to figure out as we moved forward what is best for the students and the facilities so we are going to be asking the hard questions and ask the tough questions. >> and we are planned to deal whatever happens and the emergencies. >> i'm kind of nervous. >> what are you nervous about? >> i'm going to school. i never went there before. >> despite the first day jitters there is still a child- like honesty like this response to the school's demise. >> sad. >> we really liked school. >> reporter: and with that, the students bounce back ability is just as strong as that of the school, and they say on the intercom announcements -- >> have a fabulous first day. >> reporter: now, they plan to have a permanent and brand new school building here within two years but as we all know in this time of tight budgets that is a tall order. they have a couple of facebook pages where they're taking donations and acc

matt lauer sits down with dina lohan for her first exclusive live interview since her daughter lindsey was sentenced to jail. >>> and 22-year-old pop star ke$ha rocks the plaza this morning with her summer concert debut. >>> and this sunday on "meet the press," an exclusive interview with general david petraeus. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >>> well, dina lohan is speaking out for the first time since her daughter's release yesterday morning, telling radaronline lindsay is doing well and is in very good hands at a ucla rehab center. >>> tweens everywhere can rejoice. you can no get a little closer to justin bieber. paramount has acquired the rights to the pop star's life story and is now planning a 3-d movie starring bieber himself. >>> who's in and who's out on "american idol?" well, randy jackson didn't say much to answer that question, telling "e!" quote, the only thing for sure is ryan. >>> and, finally, pamela anderson is taking the gulf oil disaster into her own hands by adopting two dogs affected by the massive spill. the long-time peta activist has also been actively working to relocate dozens of more pups. always great to hear, isn't it, bill? >> a nice story. pam is still looking great. >> i knew you'd throw that in there. enough about the dogs, how about pam? this comes from wnbc 4 new york, where balance rin as endured a little pain. for a lot of gain. over 200 ballerinas gathered in central park to break the

future with this lead the first step we have to keep making their voices heard in our presence you know dina the soft archie phoenix arizona. north korea has demanded its experts be allowed to examine the scene where a south korean warship sank the vessel went down in march killing forty six sailors a south korean newspaper leaked findings from a new russian led inquiry that suggest the boat had hit a sea mine although these have not been confirmed by moscow and the international investigation accuse the north of carrying out a torpedo attack and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton said there was overwhelming evidence pyongyang was to blame it was always denied its involvement in the sinking foreign policy analyst even gallon says the result of the first report raised doubts even within south korea. well apologies for that so we obviously can't bring you that at the moment. other news now abandoned babies are often found in strange an unsafe places sometimes even discarded like rubbish in the czech republic though it's five years since a special facility was set up for women to give away

we're going to find out when dina lohan joins us live tomorrow on "today."re going to begin this half hour with new questions about what that jetblue flight attendant was doing before he slid away on the emergency slide. we're going to talk to one of the passengers on that plane and steven slater's ex-wife in just a moment. but first, nbc's jeff rossen is outside slater's home in queens, new york. jeff, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, meredith, good morning to you. steven slater and his boyfriend are back home here this morning maybe sleeping. he doesn't have a job to get to anymore. but the neighbors around here in queens are really eating it up. one of the neighbors made this sign, hanging it from the balcony. good for you, steve, i feel your pain, love anyone who has to serve the public. but this morning there are, as you mentioned, the tide is sort of turning against the flight attendant himself. passengers on board that flight now saying that he's the one who was acting rude and weird the entire flight. bumping into people as he walked up and down

are still calling on individuals and corporations to boycott the border states are to correspondent dina goes off he has more. these past few months. the state of arizona has become synonymous with it with gratian protests. and now another word floating around boycott boycott arizona corporations but considering how many people have flooded into arizona recently unless they all packed their own lunch it's pretty contradictory to pour into a state that you're boycotting in order to boycott i suppose or working or quite an appetite with those tantrums or throwing down terms maybe they'll drop by for a meal restaurant owner michael monti says he's seeing business as usual it's very hard to tease out any discernible effect of the boycott. our numbers are stable compared to last year right now this place has actually been here since eight hundred seventy one is the oldest standing building in this part of arizona and despite all the calls to boycott the state is still standing pretty strong man pretty good. and general manager jerry ceasar is i was born in michigan may go i came to the united

future with this leave the first step we have to keep making their voices heard in our lives you know dina go soft archie phoenix arizona. north korea has demanded access to the investigation of a south korean warship sinking that killed forty six sailors back in march and early in international investigation had accused north of torpedoing the vessel but a south korean newspaper has leaked the recent results of a russian that inquiry that suggested it had paid a mind however the information has not been confirmed by moscow u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton sat there was overwhelming evidence beyond gang was to blame but north korea vehemently denies involvement foreign policy analyst stephen gallant says the result of the first report raises doubts it was in south korea. the lead government is not a government that is interested in peaceful coexistence with north korea. is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections there's also the ca

future at least the first step we have to keep making their voices heard in our presence you know dina go soft archie phoenix arizona. north korea has demanded its experts be allowed to examine the scene where a south korean warship sank the vessel went down in march killing forty six sailors a south korean newspaper leaked findings from a new russian led inquiry that suggest the potentate a see mine although these have not been confirmed by moscow and the international investigation accuse the north of carrying out a tool to attack and you a secular state hillary clinton said there was overwhelming evidence pyongyang was to blame north korea has always denied its involvement in the sinking and foreign policy analyst stephen gunn says the result of the first report raised doubts even within south korea. the lead government is not a government that is interested in peaceful coexistence with north korea it's a is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and

better future at least the first step we have to be making their voice heard in our i think you know dina the soft archie phoenix arizona and it's ten years since the international space station first became habitable when a russian module with life support systems docked with the orbiter event revolutionize the research which could be carried out on the i assess john thomas reports. it circles the globe about three hundred fifty kilometers from the earth's surface it is the largest construction in space it is a marvel of modern engineering which is approaching a crucial milestone moment of plan for the i.s.a.'s is a major contemporary space project it involves a big number of program participants including the united states canada european countries and japan and the station is being used as a big scientific laboratory though it is a prime example of international cooperation now the roots of the station stem from the apollo soyuz program thirty five years ago when two rival space programs of the u.s. and soviet union integrated technology for the first time twenty years later russia and

actually petering out now ok john young edits the document leaking site script dodo we're going to dina cofounders a mention earlier on of the wiki leaks website thanks for being on the program. playing the stock market so it's been a guessing game at the best of times but since the global recession seems more people are now tending to cash hungry clairvoyance it isn't see daniel bushell found that there is a sharp rise right now in business among fortune telling. madame christina sees the future from the stains in her coffee she promises to make you money on the stock market invest in coke she says is the real thing a safe haven the umbrella shows from current economic turbulence symbolized by these raindrops in russia gophers burbank this fish jumping through an open circle guarantee success will check how she does at the end of this report whether in christina's advice has already changed lives the quality of a she has given me confidence to get a better paying job my my own house and me to partner. fortune telling has become a staggering eight billion dollar industry in italy alone

situation is grim the underlying health of the russian economy is not being damaged correspondent dina explains. moscow east coverage with how the smoke and it really looks like the end of the world behind my back is the white house but it is completely out of sight now but once the fine is done the smoke has lifted the russia will still be intact he does according to you just love the savoy chief economist from you do it your bank who says that the damage to russia's economy should be insignificant. with regard to industrial production hook ups. and growth performance in the summer period but after that i think things will stabilize we have heard already about. pauses in the operation of some of the plants including in the auto sector because of high temperatures may be compensated by. still significant. household consumption apart from terrible human costs locally there will be an economic impact the decision to ban grain x. period will be felt by some russian agricultural businesses and that's according to the theatre you call from the institute of agricultural market studies. of co

better future please leave the first step we have to keep making their voices heard you never know dina go soft archie phoenix arizona now one of the top stories this week was the publishing of classified u.s. military information about the war in afghanistan online r t sound president laurie hardness on the streets of new york to ask whether people think it was a good decision. the web site wiki leaks has just released more u.s. government information this time with more than ninety one thousand reports from the war in afghanistan should they be releasing such sensitive information this week let's talk about that i'm a journalist and i think freedom that you get the people need to know what's happening and i think it's great is there anything that the public shouldn't know. i don't want the sordid details of politicians out of the group we need to know that but information that's in the same public domain just such as should know everything is there any information that should never be published by a watchdog oh yeah i mean if they're saying which is going to endanger troops or somethi

correspondent dina kosofsky asks if maybe children are the key to keeping foreign governments from using their nuclear arsenals and bring peace to the world. five four three. one. what can one person do to prevent images like these to change or even save the world. more than two decades ago eleven year old samantha smith answered that question we were living back then obviously during the cold war i would get top secret briefings about the end of the world what would happen that nuclear war exterminated us and here comes this girl you know speaking truths that the adults hadn't yet learned and the adults kind of said well she's right the troops were reflected in a letter that the little girl wrote to the soviet leader at the time you dionne drop of expressing her concern about the possibility of a nuclear war between the soviet union and the united states a time. same when mutual assured destruction was becoming an all too realistic possibility it was met and she came along and she basically said this is stupid why don't you adults do something about it or i'm going to inherit a world wa

correspondent dina kosofsky reports there's more history and education here than anyone could imagine. this is huntsville alabama vast space and a city devoted to just that. in the deep south of the usa. his word all began this was the beginning of our manned spaceflight program it's where one man spatial vision when i was seventeen years old i had no doubt that man would land on the moon in my lifetime became reality he had always dreamed about space travel he was warner von brown a former member of the nazi party turned pioneer of u.s. space exploration given his past how did people here see him a rocket scientist the gentleman who could take us into space but why huntsville we had more ph d.'s per square acre than you could find anywhere in the country available and willing workforce a workforce that experienced history. and lived to tell about it back then i was in the in the manufacturing engineering department people like rocket scientists an engineer robert showing hammer what specific properties of. a level cooper bird do better see saturn or saturn five apollo story and dan b

the state are seeing business as usual despite these boycotts a report from our tea correspondent dinago soft has more will be come back. well again this is all sea life from the russian capital the headline. pricing the forces of nature a state of emergency was declared in thirteen regions across russia while also news coverage of take small there's a raging wildfires continue to spread despite of the combined efforts of the emergency services and the army. cranking up the pressure the u.s. imposes more new sanctions against iran over its nuclear program and to weaken the warning that military action remains an option but which russia says is not allowed by commenting on this and its. civil rights groups of a zero accused a government of racism say that north specifically aimed to hinder the lives of the minority three. there's the headlines now let's go back to our washington studios. ok anyone with a pulls and an eye on either the immigration debate going on in arizona or mainstream cable news has by now heard this from the notorious maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio he's saying th

called the producer herself and was assured they are sticking with lindsay, which is good, because dina'ss the difference between lindsay's mom and my mom. if i was in the hospital after spending two weeks in jail, my mom heard i might not get to play a hardcore porn star, she wouldn't call the producer to make sure i still had the part. she probably wouldn't even want me to do the part at all. [ laughter ] so, i guess she doesn't love me as much as lindsay's mom loves her. if the movie thing doesn't work out, by the way, i have just the place lindsay should go. there's a show on oxygen called "the bad girls club." have you seen -- they really boil the reality concept right down. no one's famous. there's no dating competition. no rehab, no talent or weight loss. they just find a bunch of despicable women, stick them in a house together and watch them go. >> if you think i'm not going to come out swinging, you got me [ bleep ] up. >> girl, girl -- >> you got me [ bleep ] up. >> swing, swing. >> please swing. >> hey, hey. >> stop, stop, stop. >> did i -- >> swing! >> let's bleep bleach -- >

and dina waited in the hot sun for two and a half hours. >> this better be really good is what i'm thinkong line of regulars. the shop is popular with foodies but not the building landlord. and he discovered the owner does not have proper city permits food to -- suing to evict him this morning he lost his case in san francisco superior court this afternoon sh his lawyers found a technical error, now he's back in business. >> they evict immediate and my mother. but they didn't evict ike's place. >> how does that work? >> well, it's a comp raigs. >> corporation. >> soit buys ike, and his fans time. >> this is an iconic place. it's unfortunate the neighbors don't see that it way. >> the neighbors living up stairs have also filed suits tired of the crowds and noise and smells their attorney says i think it was curable if people had been witnesswilling to sit down and talk. the merchants association likes ike's. the president told us of the 400 members, there is no opposition. and there is thousands hoping for compromise. >> i am looking for other locations in san francisco. >> and there is a

. >> this one comes from dina.nest here. when was your last physical fight and who won? >> we really don't fight physically. we have, you know, verbal confrontations from time to time. >> me and kevin got in a fight yesterday. >> yeah, we did actually. kevin came into catering and he was like, they're ready for meet and greet. and i had a plate in my hand and he said do you want to go now. so i did the meet and greet. but i was really upset because i was about to eat. >> what you're saying is you're very evolved. >> use their words, not their fists. all right. we have a question for you, demi. this is from taylor. what, if anything -- no, i'm sorry. ciera. what is your favorite song to perform live and why? >> my favorite song to perform live is probably "it's on," which is one of the songs we're going to do today. i get to dance and have fun with all the dancers on stage. i have a really good time doing it, so i think that's my favorite. >> what did you do? >> that's all it takes, huh? my just broke all my concent

jwoww, snooki, sammi and new cast mate dina.looking for love and, of course, tanning. you have always been this tan, even before the house. >> i have a tanning bed in my house. >> reporter: you have one in your house? >> i take my tanning seriously. >> reporter: the following should be excluded from the indoor tanning tax within this bill. snooki, jwoww, the situation and house minority leader john boehner. >> reporter: what is it like for you, snooki, to hear the president of the united states talking about you at the white house correspondent's dinner. >> the president knows who we are. that's a big deal. >> it's not a joke. it's an honor for the president to say our name. >> reporter: the cast is determined to cash in. they recently negotiated a new deal that will pay them each a reported $30,000 per episode next season. along with book deals, product lines and lucrative personal appearance fees, the "jersey shore" has become a piggy bank for these pals. what is it like to get paid to party? >> you're getting paid? >> reporte

dina lohan took best friend parenting to a new level, often hitting the party scene with daughter lindsayil and is currently back in rehab. >> maybe she shouldn't have been out there so much and lindsay would be on a straighter path. >> reporter: in contrast, country music star taylor swift is by most accounts a well adjusted 20-year-old. >> my mom, you're my best friend. >> reporter: she acknowledged her close relationship with her mom andrea at this year's grammy awards. but striking the right balance between friend and disciplinarian goes well beyond hollywood. >> do you know where the line is drawn? >> i'm learning it. i don't know if anybody ever knows. >> when some parents become more of a peer to their child, i think that's where you run into trouble. >> that's part of the role of parenting. you have to be friends with your kids or your kids won't respect you. they won't respect your rules. >> reporter: rules most parents try to follow. maintaining the respect of a child without losing a friend. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> joining us now early show contributor jennifer

our next witness is the president and sole owner of dina blanchard seafood -- dean blanchard seafood, the largest dockside shrimp a broker in the united states and the third largest in the world. thank you for coming. whenever you feel ready, please begin. >> thank you for having this. i want to say that i visit your state regularly, and reminds me of grand isle. we are here to talk about seafood safety, and we have a few concerns. basically, i have taken a moment to outline a few of my concerns. as an independent seafood owner, is the seafood product is put onto the market that is later determined to have made the consumer ill because of oil and your dispersants -- and/or a dispersant contamination, the will be the responsible party? of that is our major concern right now because we are having a problem getting liability insurance. i am responsible for moving about 300 million pounds of shrimp, and i have never seen anyone get sick. pretty much everyone in the seafood business is born and raised in it. not just decide one day i am going to be a seafood guy. we have good people in our

our next witness is the president and sole owner of dina blanchard seafood -- dean blanchard seafood, the largest dockside shrimp a broker in the united states and the third largest in the world. thank you for coming. whenever you feel ready, please begin. >> thank you for having this. i want to say that i visit your state regularly, and reminds me of grand isle. we are here to talk about seafood safety, and we have a few concerns. basically, i have taken a moment to outline a few of my concerns. as an independent seafood owner, is the seafood product is put onto the market that is later determined to have made the consumer ill because of oil and your dispersants -- and/or a dispersant contamination, the will be the responsible party? of that is our major concern right now because we are having a problem getting liability insurance. i am responsible for moving about 300 milln pounds of shrimp, and i have never seen anyone get sick. pretty much everyone in the seafood business is born and raised in it. not just decide one day i am going to be a seafood guy. we have good people in our b

our next witness is the president and sole owner of dina blanchard seafood -- dean blanchard seafood, the largest dockside shrimp a broker in the united states and the third largest in the world. thank you for coming. whenever you feel ready, please begin. >> thank you for having this. i want to say that i visit your state regularly, and reminds me of grand isle. we are here to talk about seafood safety, and we have a few concerns. basically, i have taken a moment to outline a few of my concerns. as an independent seafood owner , is the seafood product is put onto the market that is later determined to have made the consumer ill because of oil and your dispersants -- and/or a dispersant contamination, the will be the responsible party? of that is our major concern right now because we are having a problem getting liability insurance. i am responsible for moving about 300 million pounds of shrimp, and i have never seen anyone get sick. pretty much everyone in the seafood business is born and raised in it. not just decide one day i am going to be a seafood guy. we have good people in ou

she's coming back to new york, dina and lindsay are moving back here, and lindsay is looking at doing>> i think it's a really, really tough question. she has to be really careful of her behavior. i'd love to say yes, however if these fools are planning a party to celebrate her coming out, probably not. >> spencer pratt and heidi mont montag. >> montag? i thought it was montag. i swear. i thought it was. >> it's heidi montag. >> she needs to change that. >> there's a sex tape the couple made and it's being pitched around. we don't know if it's real or not. spencer says it is and wants $5 million for it. sources tell me that he has maybe not that much to be bragging about in this tape. >> who would care to see them in a sex tape? >> can we see her picture again? >> it's a very good question, although sex tapes have been released on people that you would say you would never want to say, and they do really well. i'm not sure he'll get $5 million for it, however this tape is going to be sold and i'm afraid we'll see a lot more of heidi. >> what do you think of the number ones going on righ

our next witness is the president and sole owner of dina blanchard seafood -- dean blanchard seafood, the largest dockside shrimp a broker in the united states and the third largest in the world. thank you for coming. whenever you feel ready, please begin. >> thank you for having this. i want to say that i visit your state regularly, and reminds me of grand isle. we are here to talk about seafood safety, and we have a few concerns. basically, i have taken a moment to outline a few of my concerns. as an independent seafood owner, is the seafood product is put onto the market that is later determined to have made the consumer ill because of oil and your dispersants -- and/or a dispersant contamination, the will be the responsible party? of that is our major concern right now because we are having a problem getting liability insurance. i am responsible for moving about 300 million pounds of shrimp, and i have never seen anyone get sick. pretty much everyone in the seafood business is born and raised in it. not just decide one day i am going to be a seafood guy. we have good people in our

but appearing on "today" earlier this month lohan's mother dina told matt this time the results will be different. >> has she changed? >> yes. she's grown up considerably. >> do you think she is capable of going through rehab this time no matter how long it lasts and coming out a changed person able to handle her surroundings? >> absolutely. >> what gives that you confidence? >> age. just living life and growing up. >> reporter: lohan was scheduled to begin shooting her next movie next month, a starring role as porn star linda lovelace. the outpatient program would likely still allow her to do that. >> it means that she has a schedule that she's going to go straight into which is going to really help keep her on the straight and narrow and keep her in work. >> reporter: a change of scenery might help as well. lohan's mother hinted she may take her to new york. different city, different friends, perhaps a less tempting environment than here could make a big difference. mat senate. >> lee cowan, thank you very much. to be continued. coming up, even as tiger woods practices this morning