lars, out of line?never under estimate the power of hollywood script writers to demon nice average americans. for a moment there the leader of that tea party look alike on csi i thought he was channel link bam birmingham for all the corporation bashing. that sounded more like the president and the tea party. i've been to the tea party events myself, i've spoken at them, they are clean cut all american people who do believe in paying their taxes, who do believe in their individual liberties and they are not leading young men to go out and blow things up, including blowing up the funeral of a police officer, it's absurd and designed to demon nice the tea parties in a way that the obama administration and the democrats in congress have not been able to do with the truth. megyn: all right, leslie people are saying that this is basically propaganda, that this is anti-tea party propaganda and they have used one of of the most popular stars, certainly among teenage girls in the world, never mind in the country

. >> reporter: jones' lars were able to track the calls to the debt collection company used by bank ofmerica. advanced call center technologies. a.c.t. and one of its employees in harlyn jen, texas, carlos owe leave have a, who also worked as a supervisor there. >> what's up, [ bleep ]? >> mr. olivo, is that a voice mail message that you left? >> i guess if it's recorded, it sounds like me. that sounds like me a whole lot. >> reporter: in testimony for a lawsuit brought by allen jones, the debt collector said he had been hired by a.c.t. seven months after he left prison, where he said he developed racial attitudes. >> it was kind of hard to shake off six years of prison time. >> reporter: in another case involving another bank of america customer, the same debt collection company hounded jeff birk with similar phone tactics. >> saved message. wednesday. 1:58 p.m. >> yeah, that's what i thought, you're not going to pick up the phone, huh? i have you scared, don't want to pick up the phone now? is it because you're in bed with your sister? your mom, your cousin? huh? or what, little punk

energy editor here in the studio with me is priscilla wall executive director at the northern forum and lars collude he's the president of the university of the arctic and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger if terry if i can go to you first there's a conference that's been going on here in moscow the arctic territory of dialogue and the two words i keep hearing all the time is dialogue cooperation dialogue and cooperation i want laci i watched a lot of the festivities and what was going on there the speakers of course the prime minister of russia vladimir putin spoke again a lot of consensus consensus consensus but my my thought is knowing a lot about energy and you knowing more about energy is can we can we do divide up all of these energy resources soap peacefully and cooperatively because a lot of countries have done a lot of nasty things in history recent history for oil. yes indeed they have and i think it's fair to say that the whole history of oil and gas has been about conflict and you only have to look to the iraq war was that about oil or was it not there's still de

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. >> reporter: lars for the young >> reporter: for now, some members of the congregation are supportive. everybody know that, hey, this is not true. >> 25,000 members that are ministers have come together over the weekend, saying they are praying for bishop long to get through this. t.j. winick, abc news. buckle up, it's the law. your produce. they had to be strapped into the safe travel. mammoth-sized melons. last year he grew a 119-pounder. now he says he's saving the seeds to keep the good genetics going. those are big melons. >> we were waiting for that. >> good work for him. >> good genetics. we'll be right back with more if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the

we now know the names of the mother and her two young sons who died in wednesday's townhouse fire in lar. 24-year-old ali cecilia langdon derson and her ss solomon and 3-year-old alfonso. three other children and an adult escaped. they're recovering and are expected to survive. >>> authorities are trying to figure out how he was able to commit alleged murder while under the district supervision. >> i have reached out to them to say in any of the group homes, we want to be they're being managed correctly. we want to know that the management knows where the children are and we want to know that dyrs is on top of it. another mass is held tomorrow at catholic university at the st. vincent depaul chapel at 4:00 p.m. ll are invited to attend. >>> barack obama will wrapp his trip to the united nations yesterday. yesterday there was a bit of drama when part of the delegation walked out. mahmoud ahmadinejad said many people believe the u.s. deposit was responsible for the 9/11 attacks. >>> the american hiker released from an american prison wantsto meet with inian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. h

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and lars hrars on is a syndicated talk show host. amazed how she went from a state candidate to a national figure in part one might argue because of the endorsement of sarah palin. look at this, this is the example of the picture that some of the media, including "the washington post" have chosen to use when running stories about christine o'donnell. i ask you, lars, is that an accident that this is the photo they chose? >> not at all. you know what they are trying to do, they are trying to paint her as a loan and -- loon and she is not, she is a sensible young lady. they are trying to pick unattractive photos of her, and perhaps a little bit dirty. i think this is dirty pool by the media. i think they are unhappy that an old rhino has been put out pa pasture, you see the delaware party say we are not going to support our party's nominee. thank god john kroerpb cornyn sy will support her. megyn: after they got thousands of nasty phone calls that said you better reverse your position. thinks an example of the coverage she's got even.

lar was killed nine years ago. nick and i miss her every single day. the mentally ill person who killed laura was found not guilty by reason of insanity. we agreed with the verdict. he was sentenced to napa state hospital. he was very responsive to treatment once he finally received treatment after killing three people. now he has to live every day of his life knowing what he did. he has to live with that. clearly, there has to be a better way for his family and for our family and our communities. thank you. thank you for introducing this. >> i am randall hager, director of government affairs for the california system. maybe i can answer some questions more specifically. the procedures and laura's law are civil procedures. they do not take place in a criminal court or before, judge. they are in a civil setting. it is the design of the law to be able to intervene when people are deteriorating and have a history that determines that they are going to have a predictable result of either committing a crime, going back to the hospital, or something else. th

if you want to be pop grew lar again, either fix the economy or get out of politics.ause, right now, 78% are unhappy with the entire federal government -- the most in a generation. about 25% of those people describe themselves as angry. these are tense days, indeed, reflected in the numbers. and when we come back, we want you to weigh in on the koran-burning idea. but first, here's what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." >> tonight, we're back from vacation with andre agassi, donal logue and music have scissor sisters. it's like the first day of school, and i'm wearing new pants. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. winning is my favorite thing. but we lost today. ♪ no, we didn't. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh layers of brownie and caramel, dipped in chocolate ready to eat sweet moments new from pillsbury. in the refrigerated section when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ winning is my but we lost t

you know a party is pop crew lar when it gets its own reality show and rehab has one, on tru tv. >> that's. >> reporter: if imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, rehab must be feeling pretty good these days. >> if you don't have a pool, you're not going to be relevant. >> reporter: here in the middle of the desert, where 120 degrees is as common place as the slot machine, the party has suddenly moved outdoors. during the hottest hours of the day. >> used to have people come out here and come for the night life. in the day, there was nothing for them to do. people don't really want to come out here and gamble. the younger generations want to party. this gives them a place to go. >> reporter: and to spend. even in the sluggish economy, rehab's rev nugss are up 10% from last year. up a whopping 135% from just four years ago. >> the clubs are the clubs. but the pools are where everything is happening now. in the last two years it's changed because the hotels have dump millions of dollars into these pools. and when you look up at one pool that just opened, they spent $75 million on that

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abbott says the products may contain a small beetle or lar va which could cause stomachaches and digestion problems. the voluntary recall affects up to five million products sold in the u.s., puerto rico and the caribbean but not any liquid formulas. >>> more than half of the distressed homeowners who enrolled in the administration's mortgage relief program have dropped out. the number of homes repossessed rose 25% in august from a year ago. just over 50% of the homeowners who applied to get their mortgage payments lowered in august were disqualified. that's up 48% from july. >>> starbuck's says it is raising prices on some coffees. the coffee giant said the price of green coffees are close to a 13-year high claiming to raise the price of labor-intensive and larger beverages. for now the price of its most popular beverages including certain espressos remains the same. terrell. >> ashley morrison in new york for us this morning. thank you so much. >>> nine middle school students in washington state were hospitalized after popping prescription pills. they got sick tuesday after apparently ta

hurrine karl expected to hit the mexican coast lar today.cane igor could reach bermuda by the weekend. hurricane julia weakened to a category 1 but cld bring large amounts of rn to vera cruz. in bermuda,residents and tourists already started preparing for igor's arrival. they would like to pack up outside belongings before the bad weather arrives. >>> 5:38. 68 degrees. more ranges in store for smart trip car. >>> two of the men hold hostage at the discovery chael share their story. >>> next, we have your weather and traffic on the ones. right back. stay with us. >>> good morning. weaer and traffic on the ones. 5:41 early on this friday morning. good morning. we are now drying out in the wake of the rain we got overnight. didn't get a lot ound metro. more fell to our north. up to an inch in northern montgomery county, northern maryland. most of virginia got less than 005. mostly sunny by late afternoon. tomorrow, mostly sunny. 50s in the morning. near 80 in the afternoon. good weather for the skins game sunday afternoon. low to mid-80s. monda

. >> we did not talk about the chance lar staying or going.talked about the state of education in the city. and i think we'll just leave it there. >> rhee refused to make any statement. grays he and rhee will meet sometime before november's general election. >>> president barack obama will wrap up his trip to the united nations today. it's been an eventful few days. u.s. delegation walked out when mahmoud ahmadinejad blamed the ugs for the9/11 attacks. >>> we can have an agreement that will have an independent, sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel. >> reporter: the controversy is how this $4.5 billion program is being paid for, by cutting future food stamp benefits. 100 house democrats oppose paying for it cutting democrats. >>> courtney reagan joins us live with more. good morning, courtney. >> reporter: hi. good morni to you, joe. it'good news ahead of the midterm elections. fightver the bush-era tax cuts until after the november elections. the delay not only protects incumbents from taxi a potentially cntroversial vote t

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. >> reporter: the vic lar mayhem on s street started this afternoon when a driver of a minivan rounded the corner from third street and struck a taxi driver who appeared to be getting out of his parked cab. the door of the taxi cab was damaged in the crash and the driver was lying in the middle of the street badly hurt according to witnesses. >> foetal position on the road, we ran to him, and he started to kind of move a little bit, and moaning a little bit, and we were all trying to ask him to stay with us. >> reporter: emergency personnel arrived in just over three minutes and they called for backup because the minivan had also smashed into a parked car driving at about 25 feet down s street and on to a sidewalk. then the minivan crossed the road, slammed into a brick wall, and plowed into a metal sign holder. the driver appeared to be having a seizure. >> foam coming from his mouth, eyes rolling back, he was shaking. and so they were still trying to move him and trying to get him out of the car and i said stop because i have cpr background and stuff and i said leave him, don't touch

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he outlined his plan to create green jobs in california, saying sol lar technology is an area where theate can lead. >> this is a small company, but it's thousands of small companies like this that build the economy. my plan is to create 500,000 jobs over the next ten years. >> brown called prop 23 a quote, dirty energy proposition pointing out its backed by three out of state oil companies trying to bamboozle the voters. >> meg whitman came out against prop 23. voters passed the climate change law, but it was suspended until the state's unemployment dropping to 5.5%. for mobt p months, whitman hasn't taken a position on 23, saying she'd only suspend it for a year. today though, she took a stand, saying she is officially against prop 23. nbc bay area will be airing a governor's debate on october 12th. tom brokaw will moderate the debate. coverage begins at 6:30 and we'll have it on our website. >>> let's talk about tech news and what did you do when the world's biggest social network sight went down? a couple of ideas. >> if it only lasted longer, we may have solved the economic crisis.

a lar ton man who referees midle and high school matches is behind bars after a 3 month long investigation. the warrant charges mark bargett with 10 counts of child pornography. the investigation first began when fire officials discovered suspicious materials while looking into a blaze at a neighbor's home. >>> and mise of funds claim against tea party favorite senate candidate christine o'donnell. citizens for responsibility and ethics filed a complete with the federal elections commission but o'donnell denies she used campaign funds to pay two months of her representative last year. >>> overin afghanistan, the worst chopper crash for coalition forces has claimed the lives ine international troops. nato reports two others were injured in that crash. thetaliban is claiming responsibility. so far nato says there were no reports of enemy fire. >>> today on capitol hill, a debate over the don't ask, don't tell policy. senate democrats attached a repeal to a military spending bill. they claims it violates civil rightsment gop candidates say lifting the ban is a time when troops are fighting tw

. >> lar: you've lived with shock your life, literally. your life has been a series of shocks. everybody just obviously was just horrified and i thk that the loss was so hi overwhelming but i think it did bring people together and that was something that that was really an extraordinary thing. >> to tell you the truth, the first thing i thought, larry, was what i thought when i was in dallas and john kennedy was killed. i thout i've got to get home. whatever home means to you, youi instinct is that i've got to gee to the place where i feel safe, where i feelkn protected, where ow there are people who love me, and the more i thought about it, in reality america is my home. i've always thought of home as being that little country place where i grew up. but the reality is that this whole nation means so much to us, and we don't really think about it or reale it until something happens like that travesty on 9/11. >> i was on my way for aittle physical checkup at walter reed army hospital in washington. i just walked out the door of the apartment building. i live in watergate south.

the ba if you are an alien astronomer looking for new planets and spotted our sol lar system, this isulation showed us this. scientists say planets would be too dim to see. a little gap in the space. pretty cool. at the international space station, three crew members who were supposed to return to earth today are going to have to wait. a problem delayed their trip at least a day. they have been there since april 4th. jennifer lopez is no idol to her former high school principal. the educator from the bronx says jenny from the block turned her back on her. the principal hopes lopez will donate the pink diamond engagement ring she got from her ex-beau. lebron and chris aren't the only stars debuting on the court. check out the golden oldie miami heat dancers. 100 senior citizens tried out for the squad and they've got the moves. the queen's having trouble paying bills at the palace. what is going on? isn't she one of the richest people in the world? >> well, apparently, she is, but in the queen's defense, we are talking about big bills here. $1.5 million a year. someone in the royal hou

that's thehance for some damaging winds lar. meanwhile, the tropics have really settled down, but we have one developing perhaps tropical system. this may become a named storm. it would be nicole. this one may track along the atlantic seaboard by the end of the week so we'll keep an eye on that for you. over the last 12 hours, you can see other areas of moderate to heavy rain behind that in the south carolina and gegia region. that will come our way later on. it's an area of low pressure that's going to be passing to our west taking much of the eavier rain, shenandoah valley and into the ountains. but as we get this cold front coming through late tonight into tomorrow morning that's when we'll likely have another round of moderate to heavy in. after that, a weak area of high pressure moves in and begins to dry things out a little bit. chance for passing storms, late afternoon, overnight tonight, that may produceamaging winds. otherwise, rain could be heavy at times, may cause brief ponding of water. we'll generally stay in the 6

inside studio 1a, i'm matt lar, alongside meredith viera.e'll have new details on a father's desperate attempts to bring his young sons home after they were take on the egypt by his ex-wife. come listen bauer just returned from egypt where he actually saw his sons for the first time in more than a year, but it was not the happy reunion he was hoping for. >>> also ahead, a new infestation that will make your skin crawl, bed bugs are not the only critter to worry about. stink bugs are now invading homes and ruining crops. what you should do if you spot one in your home. >>> education nation, al goes back to elementary school to find out what one schools doing to keep kids from falling through the cracks. >>> and we begin this half hour with the latest on lindsay lohan and a possible return to hab. >> reporter: when you're talking about rehab, mostxperts say relae like lindsay's are just a part of rehab. over the weekend, it was lindsay the do gooder, she was photographed visiting with homeless teens at shelter in los angeles and studying up on

we've got to have change in lar policy, change in hlth policy changes in education policy.t's what it will take to restore a middle class. but we also have to have changes in consumer credit policy. and the new ll is ai big -- is a big step in that direction. so here's what i want to say. one way or another i'll keep pushing for the middle class. i hope you will, too. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> harvard law professor elizabeth warren, chair of the congressional oversig pan of consumer advocates speaking at the net roots nation conference. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate closed captioning. email your comments to outreach@democracynow.org. or mail them to democracy now!, p.o. box 693, new york, ny 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> you can go to our website at democracynow.org. thtranscripts are there. we broadcast in over 850 stations. on public access tv and pbs tv stations. and our headlines are available in spanish for any radio station to take or for you to read at democracynow.org. can you also follow us on t

will they do better than the republican palace guard of specter, bennet, murkowski and all the pail lars of the grand old party establishment, the country clubber, the moderates, the rhinos, and most hated of all, washington office holders? bill clinton said yesterday that even george w. bush looks like a liberal compared to republicans running today. great line. but are the dems whistlesing past the graveyard in the republican party has already been taken by jim demint and sarah palin and sean hannity and rush limbaugh. the victories of the right slow them down or cheer them on? that's our top story tonight, for the simple reason no one knows. tonight, we will meet one man they have to beat, delaware democrat chris coons, who now faces the brunt of the onslaught of christine o'donnell. plus, are the democrats getting wiser, sharper, stronger in their defense or are they pointing their guns in the wrong direction? they want the moderates to lose so they could face rand paul and sharron angle, marco rubio, now christine o'donnell do they now stand naked before an enemy they once thought w

the more ips lar than we were in the clinton days. go outside, pick somebody new. yet, this is a president that's going to make a choice. the republicans are going to gain seats. we know that. how many are they going to control? we don't know. he has to deal with a more conservative congress as he gears up. the chief of staff is the gate, the bridge between both worlds, dealing with the congress, getting ready for the campaign. that's a very different skill set. you need talented, political personal. >> or you could have a combo platter. you could have somebody from the outside be the chief of staff and have a deputy chief of staff who is somebody -- who is very close to this -- >> he's more of a political strategist. >> ran the campaign very organized, focused, bring him to the white house. but, again, everybody i talked to said comfort level, comfort level. >> you remember, we were both there at the white house. the first two years of the clinton administration, the first year whenmac mcclarity was the white house chief of staff and leon panetta was brought in fr

that one day a patient with a migraine will come into the office and the doctor will be le t ou have a lar void side effects f it's all pered medicine that's part of the rvol >> rich besser, thank you for that exciting development. appreciate it. >>> in other news there was an outpouring of support in connecticut for the doctor who lost his wife and two daughters in that home invasion. william petit greeted some of the 3,000 bikers who turned out for a ride for justice on what would have been his wife's 51nd birthday. the trial could wrap up this week for steven hayes, one of the two charged in the brutal killings. >>> finally wall street was paved with gold at least at the box office anyway. "wall street: money never sleeps" with michael douglas back as gordon gekko is the new box office champ. the sequel to the '80s hit brought in $19 million this weekend. and that's the news at 8:04. time now for the weather with sam champion. hey, sam. >> hey, good morning, juju. let it out. i knew it was going to happen. i knew you were going to get excited to be here on this rainy monday. hey, gigi,

i think he has an opportunity with lar lee summers leaving to change economics. rahm emanuel may leave. megyn: is it too late? people are now looking at this, we are pushing two years into this presidency, and they don't see the meaningful change. they keep being told by the white house, it's coming, it's just not coming fast enough, and they don't believe it, and they see high unemployment and a focus on cap and trade and a focus on healthcare, even though they say it relates to the economy people didn't seem to buy it. only leading up to the elections the last minute, i do care about the economy, let me roll out another stimulus and bill that isn't going anywhere and tell you that i care about the economy. and you have people like velma saying i'm going to have frank and beans again when my husband and i thought that was that we were past that in our lives. >> reporter: it's certainly not too late for his presidency. president clinton who i worked for was in a very difficult spot during his presidency. megyn: you tell me as somebody who worked closely with pres

be taken seriously by the community, he has to acknowledge who he has in custody and give them kouns lare retired commandant of the united states marine corps was here and sitting where you are, and he said if the three americans were released by the iranians, it would be important gesture and the u.s. would have to take that into consideration, and he was sending a signal at that time. >> well, yes, he is right. we have to see it in that context and the iranians did respond to general jones' overture, but it is very difficult for them to take the release of one and leave the other two behind and be able to move forward. they have to act on all of those detained before i think that the united states will be in a position to open up dialogue. >> they should do the right thing and release the americans and move on from there. fran, thank you very much. >>> an iranian diplomat has defected to norway. he defected tuesday and asked for asylum. his attorney says that he defected because he supports iran's opposition green movement. >>> jobs, tax cuts, and what to do about them? the hottest top

is that fair and what does that say to you, lars that she is now calling this woman that got up and said'm a support of you and i'm exhausted from having to defend you. >> i don't know about fair. this is representative of a lot of americans who are saying this man's policies are wrong. he claims to have a crystal ball, he claims his poll sraoes will reinvigorate the country. the fact is that he is not doing that. to say that anybody who criticizes the choice even one's policies must be a plant, that's just foolish. megyn: okay, got to leave it at that, panel, good debate. thanks so much. we appreciate it. fox news alert we are less than ten minutes away from a news conference on a deadly shooting that took place yesterday at fort bliss army base in texas. the fbi says the gunman who opened fire at a small grocery store on base was a retired arm officer. he was shot and killed after he shot two women. we learned that one of the women has died of her injuries. well new questions today about the white house and it's handling of private information involving a wealthy political adversary. a

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she has been a frequent guest on pbs news hour with jim lar and other news programs.ming ms. murphy. [applause] >> thank you very much, a i was asked athe right before i walked in if i would agree to moderate the panel, and i couldn't be more honored to moderate instead of present. i want to weigh in on the amdment, but what you have front of you is a tremendous -- really civil rights icons, and i'd like to start with william t. coleman. many of us know secretary coleman of the secretary of transportation in the florida administration, but what many people don't know is how instrumental he was in the naacp in the funds legacy, and he was also a member of president dwight d eisenhower's employment policy from 1959-1961. what i'm trying to say to you about secretary coleman is not only does he practice law or serve in government administrative positions, but he is an architect of the civil rights laws that we now enjoy. i want to move to mary frances berry, also another icon. she is the professor of law -- professor at the university of pennsylvania and you are also at

she has been a frequent guest on pbs news hour with jim lar and other news programs. please join me in welcoming ms. murphy. [applause] >> thank you very much, and i was asked at the right before i walked in if i would agree to moderate the panel, and i couldn't be more honored to moderate instead of present. i want to weigh in on the amendment, but what you have in front of you is a tremendous -- really civil rights icons, and i'd like to start with william t. coleman. many of us know secretary coleman of the secretary of transportation in the florida administration, but what many people don't know is how instrumental he was in the naacp in the funds legacy, and he was also a member of president dwight d eisenhower's employment policy from 1959-1961. what i'm trying to say to you about secretary coleman is not only does he practice law or serve in government administrative positions, but he is an architect of the civil rights laws that we now enjoy. i want to move to mary frances berry, also another icon. she is the professor of law -- professor at the university of

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chairman against lar, i was really heartened to hear about the sort of tension about more transparency. very often tension leads to, you know, sort of the lowest common denominator kind of decision making but maybe we're having a race to best practices here. that would be a happy outcome indeed. so i congratulate you for that and the others, i guess, some of the reports of some tension have been exaggerated and that's a good thing. reconciling independence and consensus building is not always easy but i'm confident that all of you can get that job done. let me start with you. i want to follow up on something that senator corker raised and that's with regard to the new consumer protection entity. as i understood your testimony, you're allowed to stand up this agency and do some practical things and gather information, sort of laying the predicate for rule making. but really can't get into the meat of rule making, absent a confirmed head of the entity. is that a fair summary of your interaction with senator corker? [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank you for the opportunity t

might get some thunder and lightning lar on this afternoon, overnight tonight into tomorrow morning with>> and that's your latest weather. >>> actress lindsay lohan is a free woman this morning. she was taken into custody after testing positive for drugs. that's a violation of her probation. but she didn't spend even o night in jail. >> reporter: for lindsay lohan, the trip from court to jail to rehab and back again is becoming a well worn and tired path. her fans, the directors, the courts, everyone, it seems, wants the merry go-round to stop, and yet the cycle continues. just a few weeks after getting out of rehab, lohan found herself back in court. with higfashion matching the high drama, she failed yet another drug test. a message on her twitter page read substance abuse is a disease which unfortunately doesn't go away overnight. the judge seemed hardly sympathetic. the judge ordered her locked up without bail for four weeks. >> the lesson was, you have had enough chances, i have to get your attention here, i don't care if you're a celebrity, you're going into jail and then we'll sor