[applause] >> dr. jones. dr. jones you know of all the stories in the bible, the story of job seems to stretch across generations, centuries. people always seem to resonate with the story of job. tell us why he wrote the book. >> first of all thank you for the marvelous introduction. you are probably expecting michael jordan or somebody, right? willis and i'm humbled but one thing i found out is that when you are in the midst of suffering, rather than trying to reject it, trying to tussel and wrestle with it, trying to fight with it, they sometimes have to embrace it. and so i made a vow to the lord that if you look me up, this downward spiral that i was confronted with that i would write the story of job so people can look at job not just about his patients. we always station -- focus on his patients but if we look at this man's integrity and his character in the midst of the struggle, then we can use that in modern day. look at how the floodwaters are here today. look how this world is ever-changing and people a

." >> dr. jones. christmas jones. and don't make any jokes. i've heard them all. >> reporter: she then fell in love with sheen on the set of "spin city." >> you 1/2 done would have ton the same thing. >> you can't go by me. i'm legendary for my bad judgment. >> reporter: by comparison, you're a goody two shoes. how did you fall in love with him? >> the man that i divorced was not the man i married. when i met him, he was sober for three years. i admired his sobriety and how he worked on himself and how humble he was. we just had a deep connection. >> reporter: it was s whirlwind romance. within eight months, they were married, and it wasn't long before they had a daughter. >> once my first daughter was born, sammy, i knew, okay, this is what i'm supposed to do. i felt complete, though a lot of people say, nobody can complete you. i feel that my children did. >> reporter: five months after sammy's birth, denise did something unthinkable for most new moms. she posed nude. >> i was having problems in my marriage and i just had a baby. >> reporter

dr. karen jones. i live and the cow hollow district and have been a resident there 36 years. i would like to voice my unequivocal support for the edward ii project. i have represented children approximately 12 years and i have had many opportunities to work with larkin. i was repeatedly pressed by the level of dedication and involvement of the counselors and the lives of the youth. there were not afraid to get involved, not afraid to testify. i was very impressed with them and i am very grateful for the work that have done. i have also been impressed with the efforts of the larkin street and community housing partnership to reach out to the neighborhood. i received a big package to the mail explaining what this was about. i got people to return my phone calls, i communicated with them by e-mail. i am good. my work has made me well aware this is a catastrophic future if they did not receive the transitional services. listening to the other folks, there are two points i would like to make. one, if there were serious concerns about possible increases of crime, in recent study fr

. >> dr. jones, and don't make any jokes.lly resolved in 2006. this year sheen's erratic behavior shined a new spotlight on their relationship. >> defeat is not an option. you picked a fight with a warlock. >> for now, she and her ex-husband are in a good place and she's ready to move forward. >> and denise richards is here to talk about her new memoir. it is called "the real girl next door." >> great to see you again, denise. >> 2006. >> it seems forever ago. >> we've been divorced over six years. >> when we were watching it on tv, it was shocking to us and probably more so to you, but when you saw him on tv saying winning and all of that stuff. what was going through your head about your ex? >> it was worried, and it made me sad to see him, and protecting our girls from the media that went around that. >> you decided you wanted to talk to the girls about what he was going through. >> a lot of book about addiction. >> i didn't talk about -- they didn't see any of his interviews and they didn't know about all of that stuff an

. >> dr. jones. >> that richards became a major hollywood sex symbol.er in the headlines, mrs. charlie sheen. richards and sheen went on to have two children. and one of the nastiest divorces in hollywood history, which was finally resolved in 2006. this year sheen's erratic behavior shind a new spotlight on their relationship. >> defeat is not an option. picked a fight with a warlock. >> denise, have you spoken to charlie? >> for now, richards says she and her ex-husband is in a good place and she's ready to move forward. denise richards has now written a new memoir called "the real girl next door." welcome back. congratulations not only on the book but a new baby you just adopted. >> thank you. >> how old? >> she's 6 weeks, 7 weeks. >> and you've got two other daughters. how are they adjusting? >> they are so excited and feel so blessed and they love feeding her and changing her. we're very happy. >> hopefully they'll stay like that. that will be good to do that for a long time. this book, tell me about the timing of this, because as we just mentioned

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dr. manny alvarez. and tom jones, not the singer many we weren't able to book him.s as well. >> what are they going to be going through? four guys in space for four or five days. >> look, 30 years of learning astro biology which, i think, if it wasn't for the united states would be no space program in any country of the world. so take that to the bank. but basically, the effects of microgravity are huge on the human body because the human body is predicated on gravity making our cells function correctly so they'll go through the vital signs looking for radiation exposure and things like that which are key. after a couple of days in space, that's exactly what happens. >> funny, we heard tom jones who will join us in a moment describe how when you land physically you can't believe how heavy you are. >> that's right. well, you know, because when we're here on earth, you know, the gravity of the earth really creates a pressure gradient. that's how our circulatory system works. when you're in microgravity, that's lost and that's why, you know, it's very important as they

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jones is an attorney, author, and tv personality. donny deutsch is the multimillion dollar advertising agency. dr.chief medical editor. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> start with the shocker. at least i was shocked. more women admitted to sexting, sending sexually explicit text messages than men. >> hold on one second. >> sending or receiving. >> we've got to stop being shocked when we learn that women are the same sexual beings as men. every survey, women like this, women like this. the reason is -- because if i go on the premise, by nature, maybe women are a little less -- more inhibited that this allows them to come out. it' real but it's not real and allows kind of their inner thing to happen. >> not anonymous. but if you think it's anonymous. >> you stretch boundaries you might not want one-on-one because there is this barrier. and i think women go to tantalizing areas. >> a safe place without having an affair. >> not safe. someone can find out. >> you're talking about something on-line. >> the screen is sort of anthony weiner who put out everything under the sun to anonymous

jones, an attorney, author, and tv personality. donny deutsch is chairman of deutsche incorporated, a multibillion dollar advertising agency. and drs got a nice skill. >> supersmart. >> nbc's chief medical editor. quite fired up already this morning. >> yes. >> here we go. let's start with the accuser of dominique strauss kahn. she came forward and told her story. she had a rape allegation against him. was this a good legal move? >> the prosecution has pretty much let her know and everybody else know that they're moving toward dismissing the case. it feels the final desperate move of somebody who was out of moves, quite frankly. she told what i saw as a convincing story of the sexual incident. there's a whole lot wrong with her credibility. but as a prosecutor, i always evaluated things based on whether or not they had details. and i think that the sexual allegation, the rape, if you will, had details layered to it. it didn't sound like lies to me. everything else in her life may have sounded like a lie. >> but ultimately, this interview was designed to place public pressure on the prosecutor. >> absolutely. >> looking not to pres