he led 11 laps.he fastest lap in the end in overtime at darlington. >> jeff: he ran the fastest lap of his race to beat carl edwards. that was the difference of the race, chris. >> chris: kyle busch wound up 11th. jeff gordon, 12th. we're waiting to hear from kevin harvick or kyle busch. but let's check in with kasey kahne. >> krista: kasey kahne had a fast car. you were beating yourself up when when you hit the wall. but then it was like you were given a second chance. if you hadn't had hit the wall? would the outcome have been different? >> we were tight after that. we had to keep fixing the car. the pit stop were key. the red bull guys did awesome. i killed a crush panel so i'm covered in rubber and stuff. i don't -- we didn't finish as good as we should have. i think we could have ran second. fourth is good for hitting the wall as hard as i did. fourth is good. >> krista: thank you, kasey. >> chris: meanwhile, clint bowyer on the lead lap. threatening, as we take a look at the celebration for 27-

he led 11 laps. the fastest lap in the end in overtime at darlington. >> jeff: he ran the fastest lap of his race to beat carl edwards. that was the difference of the race, chris. >> chris: kyle busch wound up 11th. jeff gordon, 12th. we're waiting to hear from kevin harvick or kyle busch. but let's check in with kasey kahne. >> krista: kasey kahne had a fast car. you were beating yourself up when when you hit the wall. but then it was like you were given a second chance. if you hadn't had hit the wall? would the outcome have been different? >> we were tight after that. we had to keep fixing the car. the pit stop were key. the red bull guys did awesome. i killed a crush panel so i'm covered in rubber and stuff. i don't -- we didn't finish as good as we should have. i think we could have ran second. fourth is good for hitting the wall as hard as i did. fourth is good. >> krista: thank you, kasey. >> chris: meanwhile, clint bowyer on the lead lap. threatening, as we take a look at the celebration for 2

shuttle pilot gregory johnson plans to guide the shuttle through a voyeur lap -- victory lap around the space station before heading home. atlantis and a crew of four are set to close out nasa's shuttle program with a run to the station in judgment. >>> a special memorial day honor was held today for those who served on land and see. ♪ >> alan: celebrating the glory of one of america's most treasured ships. and leigh glaser has the forecast after the break. >> alan: hundreds of marines and sailors met today for the annual uss san francisco ceremony. ♪ >> alan: the event honors the 100 sailors and seven marines killed at the battle of godle cap -- guada l canal. >> leigh: a lot of sunshine today. >> alan: nice weather we're having. >> leigh: it was great day to head to the coast. here's a live shot from santa cruz. the winds have died down nicely this afternoon. they were brisk overnight. and even in the lake tahoe area -- this is a live shot from the heavenly cam. most of those snow clouds are moving out. they even enjoyed a little more sunshine today. here's a look at wind speeds, over

. >> chris: hamlin led 48 laps but of the 400, kyle busch to lead 235 laps. really, the last 84.ot much in doubt. >> jeff: catch me if you can. >> chris: his favorite movie kyle says is "days of thunder." felt like that tonight, nights of thunder in richmond. get final thoughts from larry, darrell, mike, from the booth. guys? >> mike: how about personal best? best finish of the season. second for hamlin, third for kasey kahne, fourth for david ragan. seventh for allmendinger. 13 for blaney. that is important. >> larry: that is huge heading to darlington. dave blaney and the team will be locked in the top 35. think about david ragan, he has not had a top five finish in over 2-1/2 years. we talked about what the doctor ordered for joe gibbs and what the doctor ordered for tony stewart. the first top ten finish in a while. >> darrell: we worry about the crew chief change. change on 11 and 20. what are they going to do? they answered it tonight. the 11 is happy. i saw mike ford give denny hamlin a nice pat on the back. good for them. i thought tonight was interesting. we talked about

surprising final lap from dale ea earnhardt junior.ou are watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top headlines this morning. a new poll by a japanese television network finds 81% of japanese voters do not trust government information on the crisis of that country's damaged nuclear plant. nearly 85% of respondents feel that the utility that operates the plant is dealing with the crisis poorly. >>> in the wake of japan's disaster, germany has announced plans to become the first major industrialized power to shut down all of the nuclear plants by 2022. it now has 17 nuclear reactors, some of which are already offline. the decision will force germany to find another source to cover the 22% of electricity currently supplied by nuclear power. >>> news that countries are shifting away from nuclear power to fossil fuels suggests there will be an increase in carbon dioxide emissions according to "the guardian." the english newspaper reports that unpublished estimates show that

every practice, they look at all the technology, all the tracings of what they've done on a particular lap, where i braked, what the car is doing, we have all this telemetry and they share it with each other almost like going to engineering school so they can see "what can i do to get my car as fast as helio or as fast as will's or ryan's" and i think this is the indy racing team. >> charlie: the future of the middle east and the indy 500. when we continue. funding for "charlie rose" by the following. if you've had a coke in the last 20 years, ( screams ) you've had a hand in giving college scholarships... and support to thousands of our nation's... most promising students. ♪ ( coca-cola 5-note mnemonic ) every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the od and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small

he runs out of gas with a half a lap to go. harvick blows by him and takes the checkered flag for his third win of the season. >>> what a day in racing. we will take a pitstop of our own. a look at the oakland a's. they pulled off something they they haven't done all season. stick around for >>> a week after the closer called out his manager for lack of communication, oakland won five of 6 and four straight and pulled off their first sweep of the season. andrew bailey returned and pitched a score less inning in relief. he provided the offense. in the first he ripped an r.b.i single to left. the a's go up 1-0. in the fifth, oakland down 4-2. two on with two out and a full count for welling ham. see ya. his 9th homer of the year gives the a's a 5-4 lead, and they go to have their first sweep of the year with their season opener with the yankees. 6-4 your final. >> it means we are playing good baseball. that's all you can ask for. the team needs to be playing good baseball. hopefully we continue to play tomorrow good baseball. >>

they want to approve the lap band for people as young as 14. they're doing clinical tests on teenage patients. the lap band puts a silicone ring around the stomach which restricts how much food a person can eat. some health experts have expressed concern because there aren't enough long-term studies on the lap band. >>> lazy cakes are selling like hot cakes across the nation. they're brownies with a little something extra baked right in, and no, it's not what you think. but it still could be dangerous to children. nbc bay area's erica edwards explains. >> if you're looking for an instant jolt of energy, there are countless ways to boost your caffeine level these days. but as isaac newton famously observed, what goes up must also come down. >> this is not an innocent brownie. >> reporter: enter the lazy cake, a so-called relaxation brownie sold in at least two dozen states. >> pot. >> reporter: no marijuana here. the lazy cake contains medical tonen. >> melatonin. >> reporter: too much can have a powerful effect, sending the user into a deep sle

so much for his chances. 13 laps to go. it's bertrand baguette.ing danica patrick for the lead. a recipe for success for baguette. four laps to go, 23-year-old rookie, j.r. hildebrand making a charge. passing dario franchitti for second. baguette coming down pit road. he's on pit road. last turn, final lap, hildebrand coming around the turn, victory all but assured. oh, no. he crashes into the wall. and dan wheldon is able to beat him to the finish line. hildebrand was leading by almost four seconds. instead, it's a stunning conclusion as hildebrand ends up only finishing in second place. two seconds behind wheldon, who has won the indy before. he was a runner up the last two years. this time he wins in stunning fashion. and celebrating with a nice bottle of milk. that does it for your sports update. make sure for all the highlights, check us out on the highlight express. >>> a lot of people feel like a zombie if they don't get their morning coffee. folks in seattle, well, it's home to starbucks coffee, so they shouldn't have a problem, right? >>

. >> and new information about the man the lapped arrested for attacking brian stow. how the suspect changed his appearance to throw detectives off his trail. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. late word tonight, 116 people have been killed after that tornado ripped through joplin, missouri. >> that makes it the deadliest single tornado in the united states in nearly 60 years. liz amo ara is in joplin where, as we speak, rescue crews are still looking for survivors. liz? >> yes, ken and dana, they are being challenged by extreme conditions, not only have they had to contend with dangerous downpours and storms but block by block through 6 miles of have piles and piles of rubble very much like this stack of cars behind me. at least 1/4 of joplin, missouri, no longer exists, a devastating tornado drew a 10- mile past of destruction through town. they are searching for survivors. >> we're trying to cover the whole area damaged at one time to try to find any live victims. >> reporter: she sifted through her grandmother's belongings looking for keepsakes. >> h

sales of the lap band have been declining to the maker asked the government to approve lap band surgery for those as young as 14. the silicon ring fits around the stomach and reduces food intake. the maker says it's proven safe for adults and is doing clinical trials on teens. many doctors say there is not enough data yet on the lap band safety and effectiveness pointing out many patients need additional surgeries to replace or remove the device. >>> next on abc7 news at 5:00 a.m. -- the looming layoff have that have people in one county worried about increase in blight. why opponents say it doesn't have to be that way. >> southern california grandmother faked a pregnancy before heading to the bay area to kidnap a child. those are just some of the allegations that surfaced this morning. we'll have more for you up next. [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry. we all want fewer chemicals. new all free clear oxi-active. a free clear detergent that's tough on stains and gentle on skin. try new all free clear oxi-active.

. >> chris: hamlin led 48 laps but of the 400, kyle busch to lead 235 laps. really, the last 84. not much in doubt. >> jeff: catch me if you can. >> chris: his favorite movie kyle says is "days of thunder." felt like that tonight, nights of thunder in richmond. get final thoughts from larry, darrell, mike, from the booth. guys? >> mike: how about personal best? best finish of the season. second for hamlin, third for kasey kahne, fourth for david ragan. seventh for allmendinger. 13 for blaney. that is important. >> larry: that is huge heading to darlington. dave blaney and the team will be locked in the top 35. think about david ragan, he has not had a top five finish in over 2-1/2 years. we talked about what the doctor ordered for joe gibbs and what the doctor ordered for tony stewart. the first top ten finish in a while. >> darrell: we worry about the crew chief change. change on 11 and 20. what are they going to do? they answered it tonight. the 11 is happy. i saw mike ford give denny hamlin a nice pat on the back. good for them. i thought tonight was interesting. we talked abo

on lap 169. history in the making.an nick a -- danicka patrick takes the lead but hat to pit later. and j.r. hill debran from sausolito takes the lead. hildebrand would be one turn away from indy 500 glory when disaster struck. >> got to get around the lap traffic. >> oh, no! >> hit the wall! >> oh, my goodness. >> mike: hildebrand hits the wall on his final turn. he knew dan wheldon was coming and couldn't relax. he limped in on three tires, finishing second. this is wheldon's second indy 500 title. >> i want to say hi to my family back home, and my mother, and alzheimer's association for giving me the opportunity to represent them. it's an incredible day. >> i knew the guys behind me were coming. i don't want to have to stop going through turn four and have these guys back on me. we were supertight on fuel. so i went to the high side and got in the marbles and pushed up into the wall. >> mike: buster posey underwent successful surgery today to repair three torn ligaments in the left ankle and will miss the rest of th

>> well, it was an incredibly intense last 20 laps of the race.strategies being played out by different teams. j.r. had stayed out under a yellow to gain some track position. he was struggling a little bit back in the field. or back in the, you know, seventh, eighth, ninth position. it was very hard to overtake. and so they stayed out, and several others did the same, as well. so for me it was about making sure that, you know, i maximized every ounce of speed that that car had in it. and on the last lap i was approaching, there was a car in between myself and j.r. the team was telling me that there was huge potential for him to run out on the front stretch, so i needed to, you know, keep pushing as hard as i possibly could. and i ducked underneath the car exiting turn three into turn four, and because of that, i really couldn't see j.r. very clearly. once i cleared the car that i had overtaken, i noticed that he'd got up in the gray, and just made contact with the outside retaining wall, and from that point, it was about running through the debris

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as he tries to pass a lap car, he gets out of the groove, loses control. you saw it hit the wall.nd dan passes him to take the checkered flag. when the caution came out, technically field was frozen. after review, there was no question the second title in indy would stand. while he will be haunted by this for some time. coming up at 11:25, a special sitdown interview with jerry west. we'll talk to him about his new role with the team and what he thinks needs to be put in place to get the warriors back in place. join us at 11:25 with jerry west for sports sunday. coming right up, giants clubhouse. several cool stories. jeremy affeldt and his work with not for sale included. >> all right. we'll have to get over it. >> and hopefully he'll get a chance in a coming year. 200 laps. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. "giants clubhouse" is up next. >>> millions of babies in california are exposed to the harmful toxin bpa in bottles. nine states have restricted bpa. california should be tenth. bpa is a synthetic hormone used in plastics, including spy cups and baby bottles. the chem

sales of lap band have been declining to the maker is asking the government to approve the lap band surgeries for those as young as 14. the silicon ring fits around the stomach. the makers say it's proven safe for adults and is doing clinical trials for teens. many doctors say there is not enough data for lap band safety and effectiveness pointing out many need additional services to replace or remove the device. >> recapping the top story. >> bart is considering buying all tasers for the officers for safety. terry mcsweeney has more. >> this device has caused controversy. thinking the more they have the fewer controversies there will be. the main controversy that got it going in january 1, 2009. johannes mehserle, an officer, shot oscar grant. he borrowed a taser a few hours before and the officer thought he grabbed the taser but he grabbed the handgun. they recommended taser for every officer to be familiar with the non-lethal weapon. the cost is $141,000 for the additional 130 tasers. the vote may come thursday. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. for another top story of the morn

released few weeks ago and sho shows plain clothes officers leaving suspected drug dealer hotel with lap top and camera bag. items never turned in as evidence. >> when you have officers on tape possibly stealing property that's a crime. >>reporter: district attorney office has now decided to dismiss as many as 26 felony case that involve searches by the officers on this video. he says it shows officer leaving a suspect room with aneurysm informed dvd and clothes. >> district attorney have decided rather than try these cases to dismiss it because the credibility about is obviously called in question. >> officers on video and plain clothes narcotics and internal affairs investigates. the rest are on regular patrol. union president gary defend the officers who he says are not thieves. >> they are not going to steal a lap top computer 8 years old that belongs to some speeder in the tenderloin. >>reporter: also says the fact that the da office has dismissed the 26 or so cases doesn't mean the officers are guilty of anything. >> as union we force to get them he attorneys because allegations an

the third stage of the firings of race taking place in the very heart of the russian capital three laps around the walls one of russia's main land marks four kilometers each little grimly ring at stake russian team could do show girls was sitting top of the overall standings brantley took their place in the living group with different riders taking turns trying to break away from the person. although none of them managed to keep their advantage to the end. in that it was still anyone's race at the last lap stage of the event destined to be decided in the dying seconds it was me guys schweitzer from german team. along with the russians alexander said because they were the first to cause the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with the simmering victory however there can be only one of the top of the podium f.o. to finish second in the slightest of advantages for the russian sylvan in a few kilometers to the finish and the germans started to up the on thing and i just trying to catch up with them and keep the tempo and the last one hundred metres i managed to overtake him a bit disappoint

three laps around the walls one of russia's mainland marks four kilometers each side of the brim of a ring at stake russian team could to show was sitting atop of the overall standings promptly took their place in the leading group with different riders taking turns trying to break away from the penalty. although none of them to keep their advantage to the end of that. in that it was still anyone's race at the last lap stage of the event destined to be decided in the dying seconds it was in the schweitzer from german team forecasts along with the russia alexandr city because they were the first to cause the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with no simmering victory over there can be only one of the top of the podium at full to finish second in the slightest of advantages for the russian still phonemic a few kilometers to the finish and the germans started to out the on thing and i just trying to catch up with them and keep the tempo in the last one hundred meters i managed to overtake him a bit despite that when i was giving my all and one. two or three guys can win the race or may

hildebrand was leading on the final lap when that happened.d flag. >> it's his second indy 500 win and dan wheldon joins us from indianapolis. good morning, and congratulations. i guess it is proof that every single turn, every single mile, every single lap really counts? >> yeah. that's what's fantastic about the indianapolis 500, it's so unpredictable. it's the biggest sporting event in the world, it's certainly the biggest motor race in the world and i'm happy to be a two-time winner especially this year with it being the 100th anniversary of the race itself. so it was a great day. >> take us through that final moment, at what point did you know you had it? >> well, that's a good point. i actually was trying to -- i was overtaking a car through turn four myself, a lap car, and the team had told me on the radio to make sure that i didn't let up because the chances of j.r. running out of gas towards the finish line were incredibly high. he was on a different fuel strategy to me. and as i cleared that car that i was overtaking i noticed that j

in that it was still anyone's greece at the last lap stage the distance. to be decided in the dying seconds it was because schweitzer from german team. along with the russians alexander city but of course who are the first to cause the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with bull celebrating victory over there can be only one of the top of the podium and full of finnish signalling the slightest of advantages for the russian still a few kilometers to the finish the germans started to up the ante and i just try to catch up with them and keep the company in the last one hundred metres i managed to overtake them a bit despite the wind i was giving my all and one in the end we have two or three guys again when the rays are maybe in the order of education so we have to see how their day is and then monday the last name will be fed raise with windows and i think so then we can see where better chances to win. with third place. parker some member of. the germans could be content with a hard day's work plenty more action lie ahead with the final couple stages of t

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is it just to sop up some more glory and take a victory lap? it's disgusting. >> i know. i know.ou're thinking beck would never have said that if a republican president had killed osama bin laden. there would be no limit to how many victory laps beck would urge a republican president to do if a republican president had been smart enough or lucky enough to kill osama bin laden. but in this case, beck never much for consistency is actually contradicting the position beck took on monday after a democratic president killed osama bin laden. >> you may have seen students jumping into the lake in ohio and rushing to the white house baring signs and smoking cigars. as i watched these things happen last night, i couldn't help but be reminded when the palestinians danced in the streets and passed out candy after the 9/11 attacks. when they danced in the streets over the killing of five american students in the slaughter of a jewish family. all of these things you know and i know were offensive. all of those victims were innocent. america we are better than this. we're better than jumping i

and that was still anyone's race in the last lap stage. destined to be decided in the dying seconds it was because schweitzer from the german team. along with the russians alexander said really cool for the first because the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with no simulating victory over there can be only one of the top of the podium at photo finish signaling the slightest of advantages for the russian silva name a few kilometers to the finish the germans started to out the i think and i just try to catch up with them but it can keep the temple in the last one hundred metres i managed to overtake them a bit by the wind i was giving my all and one that was. three guys game when the rays are maybe a quarter of it so we have to see how their day is and then monday plus nature will be fed raises with windows and i think so then we can see where it is when. third place. enormous cargoes some member of. the germans could be content with a hard day's work plenty more action lie ahead with a final couple stages over the firings of most school

danica patrick was leading with 20 laps to go.nd she was hurting on fuel, so she ends up getting passed, finishing tenth after j.r. hildebrand was doing the passing and that's where the story takes a major turn. hildebrand is a bay area native from sausalito. he had the lead out of the final turn of the race, his first indianapolis 500 becomes a nightmare as he tries to pass a lap car. he gets out of the raising groove, loses control, hits the wall and dan wheldon passes him to take the checkered flag. in the finish, they had a review for about an hour. the question was if hildebrand was still the leader when the caution came out and technically the field is frozen. after a review there's no question wheldon's second title at indy would stand. sad news for hildebrand. >>> the giants get a buster posey update while trying to take their series on the road today in milwaukee. first the game against the brewers and not much good news for the giants in this one. freddy sanchez the exception, this first inning single hit, number 1,000 i

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sales of the lap band have been declining.hem to approve lap band surgeries for those as young as 14. the silicon ring fits around the stomach and reduces the food intake. makers say it's proven safe for adults and is doing clinical trials on teens. many doctors say there is not enough data yet on lap band safety and effectiveness, pointing out many patients need additional surgeries to replace or remove the device. >>> 5:56 now. just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. -- the budget problem that could now force palo alto to cut more than 10% of its police force. >> crosswalk collision caught on video. why the terrifying pictures don't tell the whole story. >>> i am terry mcsweeney live in oakland where 18 months ago a bart police officer shot and killed a man. the officer said he thought he was reaching for his taser. now there is a plan to get every bart police officer a taser. i'll tell you about in a live report. ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do. -yeah. [ male a

because they are a young nation still very young and too much power has been dumped in live in their lap so the americans do not wish to appear to have lost the war they want to create symbolic to see it will assemble frontal attack with this and with all the little it knows no excuse for going to war on this account at best it was a criminal act costly criminal acts were due back so this was no it's cool to launch a world war break there that was this was a very very good war which it started so this partly fix it was not there to end the war and they want to look as if they are victoria they want to make live people american people are very innocent people they want to make them believe that look we have come out victorious will not last because they can forget the if you can return back to expose them they had their power and by it will explode fully but here they don't want to repeat the story of recount they will say ok before the mission we were hunting for a farmer and now we have killed him and therefore there simply is this at this moment very little still going on in america a

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on the last lap, lap 23 -- that's 23-year-old j.r.ldebrand was in the lead to make the rookie mistake, taking the last turn too high. he slammed into the wall, dan wheldon slips by, takes the checkered flag. >> i run up on the high side before earlier in the race, and you know, so that just ended up being what i went for. as soon as i got there just because the end of a tire stint, it was like marbles. there was nothing i could do to keep the thing going. >> this is the second time england's dan wheldon has won the indy 500. >>> and check out the beginning of this crazy race. driver tanner fox was sitting high above the stands in a pro 2 truck. he hit the pedal and raced down a specially made track going more than 100 miles an hour. when he hit the ramp. he fell 332 feet. and set a new world record. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories and a tearful reunion. u.s. soldiers return home to begin a new mission with their families. begin a new mission with their families. two people are killed near a motorcycle

we know is he going to take the victory lap up at ground zero tomorrow. we should have expected he would capitalize on this. let me make an observation about the mission itself. there has been a lot of credit given and i think appropriately so, for a bold decision. it was not a courageous decision, quite frankly, jay dam being dropped in the midst of 75,000 pakistani soldiers and more than 100 retired and active duty military officers in the pakistani army would work seriously to our disadvantage. the options he had was, one, do nothing, or, number two, do. this i'm glad he did it. >> sean: he had to rely on policies he himself opposed. >> still opposes. >> sean: this wouldn't have happened enhanced interrogations. we will get into this later. gitmo. you know, the black sites, et cetera, et cetera. rendition. >> look it, and he is still opposed to it apparently according to his -- he still does not think it's an appropriate thing. we ought to be thanking george w. bush for having implemented those enhanced interrogation procedures, which by the way, are n

that's lapping over the top. the army corps says that threat has passed and, in fact, the river could rise another six feet before going over the floodwall. second, erosion of the levees. tonight, those dirt berms remain strong. then the floodwalls protecting downtown. they too appear to be holding. the fourth and final threat are those sand boils. even now eroding the levees from underground. >> we're going to wait till the water goes down a whole lot more, and then we'll celebrate success. >> reporter: the mississippi surged past karol, illinois, where the army corps blew up a levee to relieve pressure, flooding farmland. now the river is cresting in memphis today. then it's expected to be at full height in vicksburg, mississippi, by wednesday morning, and crest in baton rouge by thursday. new orleans opened its floodgates today, saturating farmland but saving the city from high water expected friday. >> if we didn't have the elements that were put in place in '27 there today, this would be a massive disaster t

two laps. >> steve: oh god! >> two laps? >> jimmy: two laps.ou're doing the latifah loop twice. >> jimmy: yeah, there we go. very, very good. >> steve: ready? >> jimmy: yep. >> steve: on your mark, get set, go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't stop. oh! oh, my god! you're close. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fun, huh? >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: scary. i love it. >> danger! >> jimmy: yeah. i got that. >> you got it. >> jimmy: i got it done. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love you. queen latifah. watch "single ladies," next monday, 9:00 p.m., vh1. we'll be right back with matt bomer, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the nutrient rich, flavor-packed avocado. it can be seen in lush, green orchards. in upscale restaurants. and now, subway. no way. [ male announcer ] way. because now, for a limited time only, subway has avocado. creamy, smooth... this superfood really ups the flavor ante. try the turkey & bacon avocado. everything you add tastes even better with creamy avocado. crispy veg

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gwen: when he could have take an victory lap about the arab spring and the u.s. support for -- >> he would have liked to do that and here we are in the year before an election year, it's the last time you really want to be starting arab-israeli negotiations which is why i don't think this is about negotiations this year or next year. this is about negotiations in the first year of the second obama administration if there is one. why did it have to happen? well, first the administration hadn't put its arab democracy policy in any framework. there was pressure to do that. if you were going to do that you had to talk about israel and the palestinians. and if you were going to talk about israel and the palestinians you had to do it before netian hue came and spoke to congress. so -- before netanyahu came and spoke to congress. so it was kind of an accident of the schedule. gwen: and that's going to happen monday when he goes and speaks to congress. finally, the sexual assault scandal that shook global politics and sent tremors through troubled european economies. on

. >> he wants to take victory laps. it's obscene. >> and this is the story that has me fired up first tonight. great to have you with us this evening on "the ed show." here's the bottom line. the bottom line from the president of the united states, we don't trot this stuff out as trophies. that's it. the commander in chief has spoken. he's made the big decision based on national security interests. president obama said today that the united states government will not release the death photos of osama bin laden. the president broke the news on a taped interview with "60 minutes" to air sunday. interviewer steve croft. they did it this afternoon. >> did you see the pictures? >> yes. >> what was your reaction when you saw them? >> it was him. >> why won't you release them? >> you know, we discussed this internally. keep in mind that we are absolutely certain this was him. we've done dna sampling and testing. and so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photo

this person took a victory lap. there are days what he needs to wave the flag. >> the symbolic head of all this has not received his reward. in a sense, he got off easy come compared to what some of the people have suffered. >> this military veteran walks slowly through the memorial. with the death of osama bin laden -- >> when i'm reflecting upon is those who died here and the families of those who are surviving and how those families may feel today. >> for many, the pentagon visit experience.ligious expert the ones facing away or on the plane. all the names of the deceased are etched in front of the sea t. each has a reflecting pool. >> it is a beautiful place to sit in contemplation and think about what these people were dealing with the last day of their lives. >> you can look inside and around the compound where osama bin laden was found. if you like to see the photos, we have posted them on wbaltv.com. >> families and friends will mark the one-year anniversary of yeardley love's death. she was found murdered i