she was kind of causing troubles of her own, but dolly madison, dolly madison was really a figure in american politics that people don't have a really good sense of. >> yes, and i have to say something nice about martha washington. >> it's easy to do. i liked martha. >> she's a very nice lady. >> mary washington, not so much. >> i think she wouldn't disagree if we sort of mentioned that she didn't have a taste for the role, right? so she said she at some point felt like a prisoner. >> state prisoner. >> state prisoner, but she acknowledged right away that there was something going on, that she understood that the american experiment was more than just politics or politics in a different way and she began right away even though she didn't care for it and would rather be home at mt. vernon, she wondered about protocol and in her own established different protocols. the founders understood it's not enough to have a constitution and a set of laws, we needed to remake life, life in an american way, and the ladies of that class talked about forming what they called american manners, and by

and one group of slaves accompanied dolly to washington, where she had moved. we believe that george gilmore was among the slaves that were sold with montpelier and stayed on the property after its sale. the next time george gilmore appears in the historical record is in 1870, when he shows us up in the census, living right here on the property. we know this cabin was not built

president and his wife became queen dolly. >> or the presidentess. >> the presidentess, but she answers that need for legitimacy and authority that we needed, and getting back to this idea of bipartisanship -- >> but also, let me just -- >> yes. >> it was always a tug-of-war which i think every first lady has also gone through. you have to be elegant enough and glamorous enough and all that, not just personally but as a style of the white house. people do look up to it and see this sense of royalty, but also down home enough so that you don't alienate people in this republican small "r" society, and martha washington knew that. >> yes. >> when she arrived in new york, as much as she loved her satins and silks, she arrived at the new capital at the time wearing homespun. >> and she also had these lovely white gowns that were supposed to signal the roman republic, but dolly madison did it the other way, i must say. she combined absolutely lavish outfits, i'm talking pink satin and little things that look suspiciously like a crown with -- tiara, but she had that kind of down home quality a

we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough.o break it up and go by camera setup. let's go over our camera setups on the rooftop. just to orient ourselves, we've got our entrance, doorway, got all that nice green garden stuff down in here, susan's space, street. and, over here, water tower where howard's going to be hanging out. we are going to shoot out of sequence. okay? okay. how many camera setups are we gonna have? i think we have four basic setups. camera position one is going to be over in here, for susan's entrance, as well as howard's and lenny's, all three, together. so camera position one, looking down here. all right? door opens. hey. hey, guys. i haven't seen you in a while. camera position two, susan's space, down by this garden area. now, look what i brought for you guys. that's to establish susan. that's susan's area. reverse angle on two will be three, more of her point of view. but susan's "pov" is fixed; right? yeah, pretty much. until later in the scene. later in the scene, when she starts getting drawn into

i see a question here. >> so dolly madison.o the way you describe her, she sounds as if she might've been the first of the modern first ladies and i'm just curious what she would say about our potential first ladies right now. who do you think is the most like dolly? >> interesting. whatever it was you said before. >> i don't think there is any question she is the model -- the participatory first lady opposed to an example in her time when she was the young woman and abigail was first lady martha washington was first lady. she knew all those people. at their events come at their weekly events where they welcome the general republic, people i do, then politely bow in order to get the attention of the first lady. but dolly set up for squeezes, she mix, mingle it, shake hands. at about she kissed cheeks or not, but she was definitely a very accessible, friendly and warm person who among other things welcomed both sides of the political, all sides of the political spectrum to her squeeze is, which clearly was a force for political

i see a question here. >> so dolly madison. the way you describe her, she sounds as if she might've been the first of the modern first ladies and i'm just curious what she would say about our potential first ladies right now. who do you think is the most like dolly? >> interesting. whatever it was you said before. >> i don't think there is any question she is the model -- the participatory first lady opposed to an example in her time when she was the young woman and abigail was first lady martha washington was first lady. she knew all those people. at their events come at their weekly events where they welcome the general republic, people i do, then politely bow in order to get the attention of the first lady. but dolly set up for squeezes, she mix, mingle it, shake hands. at about she kissed cheeks or not, but she was definitely a very accessible, friendly and warm person who among other things welcomed both sides of the political, all sides of the political spectrum to her squeeze is, which clearly was a force for political g

"woman in love," barbara try stand, "island in the stream," kenny and dolly.rtbreaker by dionne warwick. you know celine. destiny's child sang "emotion," which samantha had originally performed. and you had revivals of words by boy zone, you how deep is your love. >> that was robin gibb. much more, of course, coming up on the website. >> thanks for joining me on this closer look at the weather around the middle east. we'll start off around the red sea. plenty of sunshine in cairo. damascus, a chance for a shower here. there is a bit more cloud building across the red sea, threatening one or two showers here and also around the gulf of aiden. it's expected to stay dry at around 32 degrees. the heat is on at 43 degrees here. and there's more cloud around northern parts of the gulf, threatening the odd shower, southernmost parts of iraqi and kuwait and not too far away from tehran. dubai keeps the sunshine. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman'

and one group of slaves accompanied dolly to washington, where she had moved. we believe that george gilmore was among the slaves that were sold with montpelier and stayed on the property after its sale. the next time george gilmore appears in the historical record is in 1870, when he shows us up in the census, living right here on the property. we know this cabin was not built yet. these trees that built this cabin weren't built until 1873. it's pretty likely that george didn't build this cabin until 1873 or 1874. we know that through endocrinology, the study of logs. you can see a core that's been taken out of the log. by studying the tree rings in that core sample, we can figure out exactly what year that tree was cut down. george gilmore shows up in the 1870 as a farm laborer living here this land belonged to dr. james madison, a surgeon in the confederate army. he a medical practice in orange, but owned a 300-400 acre plantation on this side of the highway and needed people to work that land. after the civil war, there were no slaves and most land owners d

what happens to georgia after dolly madison had to sell montpelier we're not sure. the slaves were broken into three distinct groups at that time. one group was sold with the plantation to henry moncure, first group after the madisons, one group of slaves was sold outside to other owners all over and one group of slaves accompanied dolly to washington, where she had moved. we believed george cotz were among the slaves sold with montpelier and stayed on the property after its sale. the next time george gilmore appears in the record is 1870 when he shows up in the united states federal census living right here on this property. these trees weren't cut down until 1873 so it's pretty likely george didn't build this cabin until late 1873 or early 1874. we know that through denver chronology, the study of logs, if you look right here you can actually see a core that's been taken out of the log by studying the tree rings in that core sample exactly what year that tree was cut down. george gilmore showed up in the 1870 census as a farm laborer living here. this land did not

what's he performed his own stunts and a dolly configured just for him. clucks their>> he learns the real fight is in his cell. -- soul. >> when your whole life is turned upside down and you have to reorient yourself and find your dignity and find your respect, those are real-life struggles. >> what does he want moviegoers to see in his character? >> my ability to represent those who had been wounded. nobody had done anything like this before. >> see if we cannot find the world another day. >> what grade do you give yourself? >> he is modest. i think his comrades would agree he deserves an a. >> i think he deserves an academy award. >> he gets hours. >> some storms coming our way? >> tomorrow afternoon and evening we will see some thunderstorm activity, some could be severe. let's get you started. we will take you to the city. a time lapse. sunshine, a few clouds. the big difference even though it got into the mid 19 -- the mid 80's, the sun is out. reagan national for the high, 85 a. the low was 69. we are still in the lower 80's. it will drop eventually

including barbra streisand, dionne warwick and dolly parton. '90s brought a series of new hits and in 1997 harris back they crave a spot in the rock- and-roll hall of fame. success brought seven grammy awards and sales of over $200 million raman's patwin morrison died in 2003. robin in and out of a hospital in recent years he came down with pneumonia in april forcing him to miss the london premiere of his class at titanic requiem. he slipped into a coma. the started rehearsing together again. they stopped what about a bee gees reunion saying they still have a lot of music in us. >>> thousands of tents put up to shelter survivors of an earthquake in italy that left six people dead, aftershocks continued to shake the area northwest of bologna. hundreds of historic buildings reduced to rubble 11,000 people cannot return home, the government has released the money to handle the emergency. anti-smoking advocates said it is about money for research on cancer, but those opposed to an extra dollar for the cigarette tax said prop. 29 is about controllin

[laughter] this was dolly son from the first marriage. that filled out the role for me as a foil to call denise. he had no advantage in life period managed to carve out a meeting for himself when maddest then died jennings was disappointed he was not freed but then to understand madison made an agreement she word free all of the slaves but that would not have been. they began selling slave's right away all the owe in hurt well she did read jennings. the only one. he was not so sure. he got on her bad side. the wife and children are owned by another master. he had not lived with them. only visiting on sunday but now a geographic leaves separated. dolly madison and hired him at two james quote so he went back to the white house. at this point* the president and mistress gave him permission to go back to virginia. but the stay longer than approved and dolly madison said paul jennings will lose the best place. i want to stop for a second to about research and how it was here where i got my first hint to paul jennings family. it is interesting

song is also on the list as well as parliament, mothership connection, donna summer's i feel love, dollyat of many colors, prince's purple rain and you know this song. sugar hill gang's rapper's delight. we have the whole list at wusa9.com. >> watch that. she's going to start rapping here any second. >> i like that song. you all know i like to move. >> they always pick good songs to go into the recording library, so it's great. >> we have some big thunderstorms, still. they are diminishing a little, which is good but still kind of a tough drive home especially out toward virginia out route 750 or even route 56. let's start with a live look outside. we're looking at temperatures -- if you've had rain, you're in the 60s. if you haven't, you're kind of in the low to upper 70s. 72 national. you're rebounding after your heavy shower. pressure over the past hour is actually going up, 29.90 inches of mercury, winds north, northwest at 7. we're looking at kind of a counterintuitive in terms of movement with these storms. they're moving southeast to northwest. heaviest activity is out to the -- p

including barbara streisand, dionne warwick and dolly parson. ♪ islands in the stream >> reporter: thea series of new hits and 1997 the respect they crazed, a spot in the rock and roll hall of fame. ♪ >> reporter: success brought seven grammy awards, album sales of over 200 million. robin's twin maurice died of a twisted intestine in 2003. robin was in and out of the hospital in recent years. he came down with pneumonia in april, forcing him to miss the london premiere of his classical titan yum. he slipped into a coma. the setback came as robin and barry started rehearsing together again. they had been talking about a bee gees reunion saying, we still have a lot of music in us. theresa garcia, cbs news. >>> and a deadly prison riot in mississippi broke out yesterday at a privately run facility in adams county. one guard was killed, five other correctional officers were injured, three inmates were hurt. officials say at one point two dozen hostages were being held. s.w.a.t. teams were brought in and the riot was finally brought under control late sunday night. >>> coming up on the morn

the conventional backlash meant that bee gee's songs of the 1980's were more often sung by kenny and dollyss. barbara streisand. >> we see ourselves as composers, and artists second. we can't have the second without the first. and we've also enjoyed writing for other people. ♪ >> like the harmonies, the song writing was an interplay between the three brothers. >> ♪ i've seen the story ♪ >> robin gibb's solo career never took off in the same way. >> ♪ because we're living in a world breaking us down ♪ >> his place in pop history is with his brothers, as one of pop's most successful song writing teams. >> now, a reminder of our top story on "g.m.t.." president obama and his nato allies have gathered for a summit aimed at charting an orderly end game in afghanistan. troop withdrawals dominate the agenda with a hand over expected to be completed by 2014. the new french president francois hollande has departed from the script with his decision to pull his troops out this year. that's just about it for the moment. plenty more to come on "bbc world news." so do stay with us. >> hello there, tropi

. >> when the british burned the white house as fred mentioned in 1814, dolly madison famously saved this portrait of the first george w. [laughter] now michele, if anything happens -- [laughter] there's your man. [laughter] >> there was a lot of laughter. but tears, too. as mr. bush paid tribute to another former president, his dad. >> i am honored to be hanging near a man who gave me the greatest gift possible, unconditional love, and that would be number 41. >> painted by an artist from his home state of texas, mr. bush is portrayed standing in front of the desk given by a queen. explaining how the cares of presidential office transcend party politics. >> george, i will always remember the gathering you hosted for all the living former presidents before i took office and plus you left me a really good tv sports package. [laughter] >> that was -- [laughter] i use it. [laughter] >> there is, of course, much more that divides than unites these members of an exclusive club, and with an election looming, the bipartisan warmth looms here as president obama tries to put off the hanging o

careers and writing songs for stars behind the scenes including barbra streisand, dionne warwick and dolly '90s brought a series of new hits and in 1997 the respect they craved, a spot in the rock and roll hall of fame. ♪staying alive >> reporter: success brought seven grammy awards and album sales of over 200 million. robin's twin morris died of a twisted intestine in 2003. robin was in and out of the hospital in recent years. he came down with pneumonia in april forcing him to miss the london premier of his classical titanic. a few days later he slipped into a coma. the setback came as robin and his brother barry had started rehearsing again talking about a beegees reunion saying we still have a lot of music in us. theresa garcia, cbs news. >> robin gibb dead at 62. >>> tonight an apparent murder suicide in a neighborhood residents describe as quiet and peaceful. matt jablow has that story from civil springs. >> reporter: it was just after 10 -- from silver spring. >> reporter: it was just after 10:30 this morning when montgomery police were called to a townhouse on colgate way in the br

when the british burned the white house, as fred mentioned, in 1814, dolly madison famously saved thist of the first george w. now michelle, if anything happens -- there's your man. and i'm also pleased, mr. president, that when you are wandering these halls as you wrestle with tough decisions, you'll now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? it is my privilege to introduce the greatest first lady ever, sorry, mom. >> it was really gracious of you to invite us back to the white house to hang a few family pictures. and i'm sure you know nothing makes a house a home like having portraits of its former occupants stair staring down at you from the wall. >> the portraits, by the way, were done by the renowned artist john howard sanden. they'll hang in the entrance hall of the white house, president bush to the right of president clinton. thanks for being with us. i'm matt lauer in for brian tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with f

. >> when the british burned the white house, as fred mentioned in 1814, dolly madison famously saved this portrait of the first george w. now, michelle, if anything happens, there's your man! >> there was a lot of laughter but tears too. adds mr. bush paid trib -- as mr. bush pays tribute to another former president, his dad. >> i'm honored to be standing next to a man who gave me you the most precious gift possible, unconditional love. that would be number 41. >> painted by an artist from his home state of texas, mr. bush is betrayed standing in the oval office in front of a desk gifted to the white house by queen victoria. the current tenant paid a gracious tribute to his predecessor explaining how the cares of presidential office transcend party politics. >> george, i will always remember the gathering you hosted for all of the living former presidents before i took office. your kind words of encouragement, plus you also left me really good tv sports package. [laughter] i use it. >> there is, of course, much more that divides the new night these members of an exclusive club and wi

. >> when the british burned the white house in 1814, dolly madison famously saved this portrait of thegeorge w. ( laughter ). now, michelle... if anything happens... ( laughter ) there's your man. >> reporter: mrs. obama told him not to worry. >> and i promise you... ( laughter ) i promise i'm going straight for it. ( laughter ) >> reporter: president obama said his time in the white house has given him a deeper understanding for the men who came before him and for today at least, that understanding seemed mutual. norah o'donnell, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> bieber bedlamb around the world. wide, new video out of norway as the mayor threatens a state of an emergency. dozens injured. girls in tears. plus the bieber comparisons to beatlemania as we look back to the craziest fan meltdowns, ever, from michael jackso

. >> when the british burned the white house in 1814, dolly madison famously saved this portrait of thegeorge w. ( laughter ). now, michelle... if anything happens... ( laughter ) there's your man. >> reporter: mrs. obama told him not to worry. >> and i promise you... ( laughter ) i promise i'm going straight for it. ( laughter ) >> reporter: president obama said his time in the white house has given him a deeper understanding for the men who came before him and for today at least, that understanding seemed mutual. norah o'donnell, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪[ music ] >>> chuck brown, well today thousands said their good-bye to the god father. a memorial service full of tearful tributes and some powerfuls performances, all dedicated to the late d.c. music legend. and tonight, we're dedicating the newscast in our own tribute to the god father of go go. today's memorial service spanned more than theehour -- more than three hours. coming up, the e

because -- you -- you know, we talk about dolly madison bringing people to the and all of that. of course, she was also campaigning for her husband. >> absolutely. >> and -- you know, making clear that he -- he should be the next personnelected and louisa catherine adams. she was a complicated person. she talked in her letters, after abigail adams died, john quincy adam's wife, he was an impossible person, and -- she would write letters to old john adams. so gossipy letters about what was going on in washington to -- to amuse him, make him happy. and so -- she wrote one letter saying it is my vocation to get john quincy adams elected president. >> yes. >> and -- you know, give a sense of how even at the beginning this was -- the politics was very much part of what the women were supposed to be doing yes. i have to also plug a book that's not mine. marjorie hefferon has done a beautiful piece of the first half of her life coming out soon. it is interest when we look at what the women are doing. it opens up a sense of what political process, that's what i hear. both of you saying.

would secure sharapova second title of the season after also winning in stuttgart last month while dolly who is seeded eight is searching first title since becoming the first asian player to triumph for to grand slam events the french open last year and will begin the defense of that crowd in weeks' time. while on the men's side my baggage is aiming to defend his title against arch rival rougher on the doll in this sunday's final after the world of want to beat roger federer in straight sets the swiss looked weary under the lights in rome and lost the opening set six two well the second was closer and went to a tie break the productive which prevailed when federer. now a week after losing basketball's euro league final days gone have bounced back to claim their tense domestic league title in a row the army men beat him to ninety points two seventy five to wrap up their best of five series three nil walter scott were always in control fourteen points up in the first quarter. that was capped by him to two five in closing period and put on another surge five minutes to be comfortable with u

follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch dollie youtube dot com slash feel ownership and coming up next is the news. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.

also chided michelle obama because the por trade iportrait, george washingn portrait was saved by dollybrits burnt down the white house. he said to michelle, first lady, if this happens here you know which george w. to save. glad i went. >> bret: good moment. juan, okay, we spent time not talking about politics. now we go back to politics. today you saw the contrasts, david axelrod in boston and governor romney in front of solyndra. what about the effort by the obama campaign to go after governor romney's time as the massachusetts governor now. is that because the bain attack not worked and they are changing gears or another weapon to deploy? >> another phase. >> entering general election campaign after the victory by romney in texas. they will say what was the record of the man who says he can produce jobs. they were trying to say he lost jobs as state of massachusetts while governor, something that rick perry and the fellow republicans said. romney campaign is the unemployment rate went down. people bore in to this they say it went down because people left the state, whatever. that is

. >> dolly parton wrote working these hours?again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: so about four weeks ago i got a chance to be on "jeopardy." i got to play for charity. you have to check your ego at the door. because you probably all know how it turned out. but i had a good time getting there. take a look. >> i'm dana perino in washington, d.c. to be on agenda power playersch everyone was so helpful to get me ready. take a look at my road to "jeopardy." ♪ ♪ >> all right, dana perino, i hear you are going to be on "jeopardy." as colleague, i want to make sure you are prepared an i want to help you warm up. this, president approval rating topped out at 90%. the highest in u.s. history. >> george w. bush. >> you have must answer in the form after question. >> is george w. bush? >> that is correct. let's go to liberals for 2,000. >> okay. >> who is a fellow co-host on the show "the five," the break-out cable hit. in the last year-and-a-half. >> who is the very loveable bob beckel? >> are you excited? >> i am. "jeopardy" folks are great. you get t

joined by dolly parton's "coat of many colors," and prince's "purple rain it." >> a chance to win two vip tickets to see madonna at the verizon center into timber. >> just watch abc 7 news at eleven o'clock to get the clue word and then take it to wjla.com/facebook and enter it and the winner will be announced tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00. good luck. >> actually have some sunshine this money, pleasant. more showers and storms this afternoon and evening so we are not out of the woods yet. should have some more downpours later on. flash flooding does remain a minor concern for localized area flooding. the weekend, hot and humid. chance of a late day storm of the weekend. >> that does it for "g still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start.

president bush recounted a story of how in 1814 dolly madison save aid portrait of george washingtonefore the british set fire to the white house. >> now, michelle... if anything happens... there is your man. >> i promise. i'm going straight for it. >> along with laughter, and there was a lot of it, there are he megsal moments, too. when mr. bush thanked his father former president george hw bush. >> i am honored to being hanging near a man that gave me the greatest gift possible, unconditional love. >> he frequently blamed his predecessor for mess. including the killing of osama bin laden today was devoid of partisan ship. >> we may have our differences politically but the presidency transcends those differents. >> the portrait will hang in the formal entrance of the white house right near his dad's. >> and there is sort of a bush family reunion today. how was that? >> in addition to family members that were there, there are a lot of former top officials from the former bush administration. both of his chiefs were there, colin powell was there, former attorney general gonzales was t

i like 43 said the first george w., white house burned by the british, dolly madison ran out of the whitemichelle, i'm your man if it happens again. a good moment. very funny. cut tension. jimenez is beautiful. special. glad they were there together. and that you were able to witness this and be a part of it. historic occasion. the bush family gracious. they learn so much from them. from the civility of the way they conduct themselves at every occasion. humble. it seems like a proud, happy day for family and father and son to be there. >> bob: what struck me, the contrast between the civility in that room incivility, whatever the word is, rest of washington is striking. did anyone mention "the five" when you were down there? >> dana: as a matter of fact, bob, you came up quite a bit at the white house today. >> andrea: we hear there were a lot of fans down there. >> dana: everybody from former secretary tom ridge said one of his favorite shows. carlos gutierrez, his wife was there and says she watches it every day. i got to see a lot of the butler staff and wait staff i got to know over t

thank you, dolly. good stuff. i wanted her to tell me what this person is.ore she wows the more he wins. wins. you decide they'll hook you up with a solid plan. wa-- wa-- wait a minute; bobby? bobby! what are you doing man? i'm speed dating! [ male announcer ] get investing advice for your family at e-trade. . does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droidoes. all one of the biggest criticisms, romney is this, he is humorless, that surfaces all the time in discussions about your husband as a candidate. what do you think of that? >>guest: well, i don't accept it. and that's the beauty of having me getting out there and dispelling things that are not true. he is a funny guy. and he is spontaneous and got a great sense of humor. but i will tell you these are serious issues that he is talking about an

black dolly parton, huh? don't wear nothing too revealing because they won't let you in. okay?p there, sweetheart. write me, all right? all right, sweetie. i'll see you on monday. love you, too, sweetie. bye-bye. that was a decent little conversation. >> beauchamp can see the light at the end of his tunnel. >> it was all right. >> you all right? >> but john philbeck's tunnel is about to get darker. like beauchamp, philbeck is a cutter. >> what instrument did you use to create that cut? >> a razor blade. cutting it down this side here and that side there to the bone. i took the razor and bowled it and cut the whole middle out, all the way down to the bone. there was nothing but a big hole there. and now that it's healed, i ain't got no feeling here no more. >> only days away from being transferred from the residential treatment unit to a general population dorm, philbeck has run into a problem. >> apparently he had an incident on our rtu today, said someone walked into his cell and destroyed some of his property and became threatening. >> i went to him, i said, i'm coming to you

dolly partin and elvis presley are already in the gospel music hall of fame.ranklin will be inducted in august. ♪ it's fun to stay in the ymca >> a legal dispute over the village people's song "ymca" has finally been settled. a california judge ruled this week that former singer victor willis can reclaim partial ownership of the 1970s hit. two publishing companies sued willis. the suit claimed the ex-member had no rights to the song after 35 years. willis says the ruling benefits all song writers. the win could mean millions of dollars for the former lead singer. >>> the final rehearsal for the lighting of the olympic flame went off without a hitch in olympia, greece, today. an actress dressed as a high priestess used a mirror to focus the sun's ray and light a torch under the bright, sunny skies. the flame will serve as a backup just in case the clouds block the sun tomorrow during the official lighting ceremony. >>> well, if it weren't for the 1948 london olympics, an italian fashion empire may never have been before. missony is now a global brand that desig

dolly parton and queen los angeles tv play fueling leads of a shawl town choir.a for his debut with we. >> the story will be that she's gone rogue. >> haywire tells the story of a female special op who discovered her enemies on the inside may be the most dangerous of all. just as tommy lee jones and will smith suit up for men in black three. parts one and two get a blu-ray makeover complete with a sneak peek at the new flick and alternate scenes. also on blu-ray, the 1995 alicia silverstone hit clueless. extras here include a trivia game for fans to test their knowledge of the movie. current are you singer clint black returns for flicka country fried. latest installment of the family friendly franchise about a wild horse and the bonds that form among the people around her. >> from the world of music, nora jones sends out her fifth studio album, little broken heart. while american idol's country superstar carrie underwood delivers her fourth album, blown away. in new york, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> a lot to see, a lot to listen to. >> i know. straight ahead at

when the british burned the white house as fred mentioned in 1814, dolly madison famously saved thisof the first george w. [laughter] now, michelle, if anything happens, there is your man. [laughter] [applause] >> i am also pleased, mr. president, that when you are wandering these halls, as you wrestle with tough decisions you'll now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? [laughter] >> i am honored to be hanging near a man who gave me the greatest gift possible, unconditional love, and that would be number 41. [applause] >> i want to thank john howard stanton for agreeing to use his considerable talents to paint my likeness. you've done a fine job with a challenging subject. in the portrait there is a painting called "a charge to keep" it hung in the oval office for eight years of my presidency. i asked john to include it because it reminds me of the wonderful people with whom i was privileged to serve, whether they served in the cabinet, or on the presidential staff, these men and women, many of whom are here, worked hard and served with honor. we had a char