lindsay lohan in crisis. reportedly fired from her latest film. more disturbing new details breaking today about lindsay's life on the verge of collapse. now, could lindsay's dad really get a court order to give him control over lindsay's life? >> i'm not going to stop until lindsay sits down with me, or until something is done. >>> lights, camera, queue the kids -- jon and kate's eight kids get the green light to return to reality tv. brand-new details today about their new show "kate plus 8," but wait, where's jon? >>> from fist-pumping to fists flying -- snooki's in-and-out outrageous brand-new smackdown and it's all caught on tape. see snooki punch, see snooki slap, see the "jersey shore" star issue a big 'ol smackdown to a man twice as big as her hair. >>> tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now! >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer coming to you from new york city with big news breaking today. lindsay lohan in crisis. there are explosive new developments today in the fight to save lindsay l

lindsay's mom spoke out about all the reports lindsay is broke and partying way too hard.ake a look at what she said. >> lindsay will spend money because she has people that run what she does. lindsay doesn't really pay her bills, someone else does. lindsay isn't in charge of her finances, others are. i'm not going to talk about any personal issues. >> wait a second. i'm a little bit confused. you just said i'm not going to talk about any personal issues at the end of an interview in which you talked about lindsay's personal issues. michelle, is this just nuts? >> it's nuts. she's totally enabling her daughter but, you know, lindsay is 23 years old. she is -- she is a grown woman and it's high time she start taking care of her business. you know, if it has to do with the mom managing, it works look at beyonce and brandi and her mother. it absolutely can work and i think they need to get lindsay into treatment, rehab or straight to prison. what about downey, jr., robert downey, jr., who knew he would go straight to the bottom and then he's right on top again with "iron man"

that is what lindsay lohan tweeted after another very public fight with her father.ast week her dad, michael lohan persuaded a sheriff's deputy to help him enter lindsey's los angeles home. he says he wanted to check on the welfare of lindsay's 16-year-old sister who was staying with her. listen to what heed that to say to our jane velez-mitchell on "issues." >> what problem do you feel your daughter lindsay has? let's talk about the big elephant in the room, and what are you afraid of? >> what i'm afraid of -- listen, i'm not knocking the treatment that she says she went to already. but when people with addiction problems go into a treatment center, i don't think they should go in without being on prescription drugs and come out being on prescription drugs. every time lindsay went to a rehab, they put her on more and more prescription drugs. she's got a major problem with prescription drugs now. and we know that when you mix it with alcohol and other elicit drugs or illegal drugs you have a toxic combination there. >> lindsay has said that she has abused substances

i think it's unlikely lindsay's going to sit down with him. know. >> all right, harvey, thank you so much. we'll have a great weekend. see you here at 6:30. >>> coming up next at 6, that should have been overseeing the financial mess. a new memo said some sec employees were serving porn instead. and on government computers. >>> plus, while you're working out, the police say this man has been breaking into lockers and stealing credit cards. the search for a serial thief. >>> and sarah palin goes face- to-face with a man accused of hacking into her e-mails and she wants justice. we're following the courtroom drama at 6. a >> "american idol" is going country next week. she'll perform hits from shama -- shania twain and wednesday the store and rascal flatts will be there and shakira. >>> idol's most critical judge shouldn't be so grumpy. simon cowell is on the u.k.'s rich list. he increased his fortune by scene million dollars over the past year and he's in second place -- 16th place on the list. he's leaving to x factor expecti

instead of the airlines, bailout lindsay lohan. yyup> ya know, i'm really glad we finally decided to see where raisin bran crunch is made. yeah, this trip is way overdue. i just can't wait to see all those crunchy flakes in action. i hope i get a chance to put two scoops!™ of raisins in some boxes. you know what will really get us in the spirit? ♪ 99 boxes of raisin bran crunch ♪ ♪ if you're nice to me i'll share some with you ♪ ♪ you take one down ( and pass it around ) ♪ ♪ 98 boxes of raisin bran crunch ♪ three tasty ingredients, one great combination. ♪ raisin bran crunch! from kellogg! >> neil: chaos, britain opening air space within the hour but as for the iceland volcano, it's grounding half of all european flights. airlines are losing millions a day and they want the government or somebody to pay. the next guest says no way. eric bolling, cohost of happy hour, not so happy considering his views on this. it's weeknights at 5:00 p.m. on the "fox business" network, which if you don't get the ... >> demand it. >> these are priv

. >>> lindsay lohan says it was a publicity stunt, but her dad says it was what any concerned father would do. lohan's father visited -- younger daughter alley who has been hanging out with lindsay, he joined jane velez-mitchell for an exclusive interview on "issues." >> what did you see? >> the place is a mess, the girls were laying on a mattress on the floor with a sheet and then some girl that looked like she was just coming off a drug binge walks out of the other room and this is the guardian, so to speak. >> lindsay lohan responds to the so-called welfare check, i need a restraining order, my sister and friend too, he's nuts. >>> mail may go the way of the pony express, would you miss it? >> i'm not happy about it. the reason they are not making money is that people are not satisfied. i don't know if this is going to boost dissatisfaction. >> is the postal service's cost cutting idea a good one? your views from the street and facebook coming up. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp... a chance to get everyone together for a night where everyone gets just wh

. >> here's lindsay czarniak with your sports minute. >> good morning. your sports on this sunday morning we begins with former redskins quarterback jason campbell turned quarterback for the raiders for a fourth round pick in the 2012 drift. it will be his ninth different offensive system in his five years in washington, campbell threw 55 touch downstairs, 38 intercepti interceptions. here's a look who the redskins selected. in the fourth round, the skins take perry riley, a linebacker from lsu, dennis morris in the sixth, a tight end from louisiana tech and in the seventh round, terrence austin from ucla was chosen as was offensive guard eric cook out of new mexico as well as selvish capers, an offensive tackle from west virginia. nationals hosting the dodgers. the gnats had a chance to win it in extra innings but pudge rodriguez thrown out at home plate. still have a .500 record at 9-9. that's your sports minute. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >> it's 9:06 right now on this sunday morning. still ahead, new details about the allegations against

. >> lindsay is up there and we will hear from the players in sports. >>> still ahead at news4 at 11, maryland's governor speaks out about the videotaped beating of a college student. >>> timothy mcveigh's account of the seconds after he bombing a federal building in oklahoma city. >>> a 70-year-old good samaritan interrupting a robbery. >>> another cool morning, we have frost on the flowers west and rain on the flowers everywhere coming up this week when news4 at 11 returns. >>> a gunman opened fire at a hospital in knoxville, tennessee, killing one woman and injuring two others before killing himself. a s.w.a.t. team locked down the hospital. it soon became clear there was only one gunman. all three victims worked at the hospital. but the gunman did not. his motive isn't yet clear. police say he took a taxi to the hospital before the shooting. >>> hundreds of people rallied in washington and northern virginia to remind the government about their constitutional right to bear arms. one group rallied in alexandra. many of the speakers carried loaded guns. that is because of a new law t

lindsay is coming back in sports. >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman live at verizon center where tonight the caps tried to close out the montreal canadiens in game five. they came in with a 3-1 series lead. percentages would show that team would certainly win in this deciding game. they managed only one goal tonight for the best scoring team in hockey. it was not enough against the montreal came nid yens. -- canadiens. here's what happened. started off poorly for the home team. montreal was on top. brian still in the 1st to travis mullen, his first of the playoffs. 2-0 montreal after one period of playoff hockey. four minutes into the 2nd, caps now atabbing. mike knuble on the doorstep. can't quite get the puck. but alex ovechkin pokes it in. canadiens up 2-1 after two. montreal on the power play. we've got five on five hockey. ov and nick backstrom right there on the doorstep but a great save again and again. the caps fall 2-1. there will be a game six montreal on monday. that's when the caps will have to try to close this thing out.

i'm lindsay murphy. it has been a busy and exciting weekend in sports as the capitals even their score with the canadiens. plus, the nationals' modest winning streak ends in grand fashion. first, it didn't feel like the off-season at redskins park today. the team wrapping up three-day mini camp under new head coach mike shanahan. shanahan has been quick to get these players in line starting with some rules. run two and from the huddle, run on and off the field and an odd one, no double parking in the parking lot. this weekend's workout has been all about hustle and learning the new offensive and defensive scheme. clinton portis is back and feeling refreshed and anxious to prove his doubts wrong. he said he wasn't surprised about the additions. >> i think bringing larry, i think we're going to have fun. i think in talking to larry and acquiring larry's knowledge and bringing the super bowl ring, just having them guys is a comfort level. do this by myself. >> going to be very competitive. me, and the other

ryan zimmerman is having lunch with lindsay. dramatic fire heats up rush hour. >>> we begin this half hour with our top story. a woman walking home from a metro stationed is forced into a nearby alley and sexually assaulted. tonight the police in alexandria are asking for help to catch the suspect in that assault. it happened just after midnight in the 1600 block of duke street minutes after the woman got off of a train at the king street metro. julewe julie carey slooif with the story. >> reporter: it is on the up earned of old town. brick pathways and alleys there between the high-rises allowed the suspect to strike even in the very busy area. it seems like an unlikely place for an attack even late at night. busy duke street, old town alexandria. king street metro is just around the corner. whole foods market across the street. just after midnight, a 22-year-old walking home from the metro station, was grabbed and forced into an alley. >> she was approached by a man with a box cutter. he pulled her to the side into an alley wa

. >>> the redskins draft pick, our lindsay murphy talked one on one with trent williams. that's coming up at half past the hour. >>> if you're riding metro this weekend, be patient. get ready for more delays because of track work. crews will be replacing some old components and that means trains will have to share tracks on the red, blue and orange lines. here's the time frame. the work started tonight and runs until sunday. metro says you should add an extra 40 minutes to your trip. that's not the only thing causing traffic trouble out there. the world bank and imf meetings are in town this weekend. some streets are closed in downtown d.c. and will remain closed until 5:00 p.m. sunday. there is also no parking on many of those streets. ddot posted signs to let drivers know about the changes. >>> a local family outraged. their 11-year-old autistic son left behind on the school bus. trapped for hours in a parking lot miles from class. find out what the school has to say about it tonight. >>> also ahead, new clues coming in about who may have killed the beloved d.c. princip

that's been really cool. >> that was lindsay wilcox reporting. you can get the words with friends app from the itunes app store. we're going to take a look at some of the stories we're following this afternoon. jim handlely joins us with a preview of things to come. >> busy afternoon, barbara. several news stories coming up at 4:00 and 5:00. stickcally the more you fight about money, the more likely you are to get divorced. we'll talk to expert who's say the best unions find ways to separate love and money. tonight at 5:00, lunch with lindsay and washington's national star ryan zimmerman. find out what he's dirk out today.. >> those stories and all the days news and the worth on the weather right here first at 4:00. we'll look for you then. back to you for now. >> thank you. >>> we're going to get a final check on today's forecast. cheers chuck bell. >> a little bit of light rain coming down across the area right now. you'll need your rain coats and umbrellas as you make your plans for the remainder of the day. cloudy, a lot cooler today than yes

today there's more trouble for lindsay.suspects she's still a $-- she stole a $35,000 rolex watch from a friend. lohan's lawyer says this allegation is untrue. we, of course, are continuing to cover it all on fox 41 #.com, our new entertainment site. jane: thank you. a growing threat to our national security, it's the drug violence from mexico that has been spilling into this country. lawmakers saying the border fence is not keeping out the carnage. as the bloodshed increases, so does the urgent need to protect our border towns. senator joe lieberman will be here on why he wants the national guard sent there to help. can you believe how fast kids grow these days? that's why there's new danonino. new danonino has twice the calcium of milk, ounce per ounce, with vitamin d. so it's power packed for healthy growth. yummy! new danonino from dannon. power packed to help kids grow. about all the discounts boswe're offering. i've got. i some catchphrases that'llideas make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko

during this month and next week we honor crime victims like lindsay. her mother has dedicated these past 14 years to get justice, yet no justice has occurred. i urge the department of justice and the state department to press peru to overturn peru's refusal to extradite and bring eff mezick back to texas. let a jury decide what to do, because madam speaker, justice is what which -- we do in the united states and there is about time that there is justice for lindsay. and that's just the way it is. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. ms. woolsey from california. mr. burton of indiana. >> request permission to address the house for five minutes and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burton: madam speaker, it's the end of the week, another week has gone by and the middle east continues to be a tinder box waiting to explode. abraham lincoln said let the people know the facts and the country will be saved. it's hard for us to get the facts sometimes

in bell center, i'm lindsay czarniak. back to you. >>> you think he's going to skate by there, their goalie tonight and maybe, i don't know. shaking or something? >> i've been impressed when they've been able to shut him down. the other guys really have to step up. they're on him like, you know whey mean? >> they shut out obi completely. what about some of the other caps players who aren't as well known. >> i'm matt bradley, number 10. and my teammates call me brad. scoring two goals in the playoffs against the rangers. i want to share it with family and friends. the most unique characteristic of bruce boudreau is his ability to motivate players. i'm best known for keeping the dressing room light. >> that was matt bradley. it looks like there will be some kind of suspension for ben roethlisberger. nfl commissioner roger goodell says roethlisberger did violate the league's personal conduct policy and he will be announcing a punishment for the super bowl winning quarterback very soon. meanwhile, redskins sign wild receivers

lindsay. you reference the fact that some of the requests from your customers for the types of products that they wanted had evolved over time and i was curious as to whether you could comment on whether they are due diligence practices also in-- he fault overtime? >> i was primarily in charge of the fraud detection and prevention and i will say i did try to keep up with that piece of it. one of the problems that i had specific to fraud prevention was the advent of stated income loans, so in other words, if you couldn't prove the fraud, it became a business decision. the only time we had any teeth, risk management on the backend, was when we could groove defrauded when we had something in writing, when we could hand productions something and show them otherwise they would seek-- say prove it. show me it is a bad loan and then you couldn't and therefore it was a business decision and it would moveon. did that answer your question at least somewhat? >> it does. >> i very much agree with what ms.

lindsay.he fact that some of the requests from your customers for the types of products that they wanted had evolved over time and i was curious as to whether you could comment on whether they are due diligence practices also in-- he fault overtime? >> i was primarily in charge of the fraud detection and prevention and i will say i did try to keep up with that piece of it. one of the problems that i had specific to fraud prevention was the advent of stated income loans, so in other words, if you couldn't prove the fraud, it became a business decision. the only time we had any teeth, risk management on the backend, was when we could groove defrauded when we had something in writing, when we could hand productions something and show them otherwise they would seek-- say prove it. show me it is a bad loan and then you couldn't and therefore it was a business decision and it would moveon. did that answer your question at least somewhat? >> it does. >> i very much agree with what ms. lindsay said. i

lindsay will break down day two augusta. fox 5 news at 10:00 continues right after this.  >>> wizards star gilbert arenas started his sentence on gun charges. he reported to a detention center where he is scheduled to spend two days before moving into a halfway house in montgomery county. that's where he'll live for 30 days while performing 400 hours of community service. >>> tiger is back on the links of the masters in augusta. the golf pro picked up where he left off yesterday and played a pretty solid round today. lindsay is here with a look at the masters today. >> reporter: tiger has won the masters all three times when going into the weekend in a tie for third or better. if the past has anything to do with the future, tiger is sitting pretty. the 144-day layoff has had no ill effect on his game whatsoever. he had two eagles yesterday, none today but had two nice birdies. here the birdie putt on the par 5 13th hole. a long one but he's got it. that moved him to five under for the tournament. tiger on 15 an

lindsay czarniak has more. >>> capitals eric fair says one of his great song is "every mile a memory." it describes his journey pretty well. for eric fehr, this year taking the team picture is more special than ever. finally he's healthy. he's had a career season and that is a relief. >> definitely feel like it's time to start producing and become a regular in the nhl. it feels good to get my confidence back for scoring and being able to make plays and feel a lot more comfortable on the ice. >> reporter: the caps saw his potential quickly with the hershey bears. he wowed them with plays like this. the overtime game-winning goal to send the bears to the calder cup finals, the year they took it all in 2006. but celebrations would become fewer as injuries mounted. the next few seasons, he fought for an nhl spot, but he battled a back problem that eventually kept him on the ice for months. even during last year's playoffs, another injury became too much to bear. >> i injured my shoulder a couple of times during the season in different games. the end of the season, i went to see the doctor

lindsay czarniak has more from ver rye zr center. >> it was a roller coaster ride here. in the end, the capitals were the first team back at the station. the best laid their best last night. teams said backstrom played the best game of his way. alex ovechkin had seven hits in the first period. the entire montreal roster only had four. obi joked after the game when he was asked if the physical play was part of his plan. >> strategy. destroy people and all. no, my job is to score goals and if i have a chance to hit somebody, i'm going to hit him. it was bergeron my first hit and he's not that strong guy. and you know r-- it was rently good for me. >> it's the only way we were going to win tonight was if we decided to go all offense. by no stretch of the -- no stretch did we probably deserve to win. we got lucky and we did. we know we're not out of the woods. there's a lot of people that are going to say that montreal has outplayed us for two games and they were on the road. now we're going into their building. so we have to play a lot better. >> i feel like we have the fee

lindsay.ou reference the fact that some of the requests from your customers for the types of products that they wanted had evolved over time and i was curious as to whether you could comment on whether they are due diligence practices also in-- he fault overtime? >> i was primarily in charge of the fraud detection and prevention and i will say i did try to keep up with that piece of it. one of the problems that i had specific to fraud prevention was the advent of stated income loans, so in other words, if you couldn't prove the fraud, it became a business decision. the only time we had any teeth, risk management on the backend, was when we could groove defrauded when we had something in writing, when we could hand productions something and show them otherwise they would seek-- say prove it. show me it is a bad loan and then you couldn't and therefore it was a business decision and it would moveon. did that answer your question at least somewhat? >> it does. >> i very much agree with what ms. l

lindsay czarniak. dan, back to you. >> thank you, lindsay. players and coaches hate to do it but can say this. if they win game four they come back to verizon center for game five for the what -- what could be a clinching game there, friday night ♪ turn out the lights ♪ >> don't say it yet. one game at a time. what's the matter with you? >> coach gentzler over here. >> it feels good, though. >> nice to be in that position. time for our latest installment of "caps face-off." a chance to meet the players off the ice. one of the capitals 20-goal scorers. forward brooks laich. >> my name is brooks laich. number 21. toughest guy on the team, john erski erskine. if i get the stanley cup for a day i would take it back to saskatchewan. let the people there enjoy it. barbecue at the house and probably have a road hockey game or something. let the buddies may for it. bruce boudreau reminds me -- i don't know who he reminds me of. he's unique in his own. he's humble and -- entertaining. you never know what you are going to get from him. i don't think th

lindsay.you reference the fact that some of the requests from your customers for the types of products that they wanted had evolved over time and i was curious as to whether you could comment on whether they are due diligence practices also in-- he fault overtime? >> i was primarily in charge of the fraud detection and prevention and i will say i did try to keep up with that piece of it. one of the problems that i had specific to fraud prevention was the advent of stated income loans, so in other words, if you couldn't prove the fraud, it became a business decision. the only time we had any teeth, risk management on the backend, was when we could groove defrauded when we had something in writing, when we could hand productions something and show them otherwise they would seek-- say prove it. show me it is a bad loan and then you couldn't and therefore it was a business decision and it would moveon. did that answer your question at least somewhat? >> it does. >> i very much agree with what ms.

from montreal, lindsay czarniak, back to you. >> the reason it is so huge is because, like you said, they could be up 3-1 or 2-2. if it goes back to 2-2, montreal wins tonight's game, it is a whole new series. >> starts all over again. >> so let's get it done tonight. >> the caps clearly right now have momentum on their side. but they have had mo on their team for a little while now. here's brendan morrison in today's "caps face-off." . >> my name is brendan morrison, i wear number 9. my teammates call me mo. most memorable hockey moment would be winning the national championship at college, university of michigan. and also scoring my first nhl goal. i they we are talking like critically, like -- like erskine. ove is always bringing it. i get to keep the stanley cup for dashgs i would probably do several things with it. i would have the road hockey game with my buddies i guy up with, family and friends. i would also like to get away and have quiet time with it. i probably would bring it out on my boat with me. spend time with it out there in the water. bruce boudreau reminds me of sa

is some attica's that offers are not supposed to talk about their reviewers but i do want to thank lindsay because she wrote three reviews of my book and they were not only positive, but they were reviews that really understood what i was trying to do with the book. i got other positive reviews about what i wanted to do and that was really meaningful and i am deeply appreciative. and my editor at gray wolf, happens to have three books that he edited for nominations tonight which seems kind of incredible. the only other thing i will say is when i was writing this book about race which was really scary to write i kept comforting myself by thinking no one will ever noticed this book. no one will ever noticed this book. it will be published by small press and no one will ever read it. you took away my comfort. but thanks. [applause] >> i am kevin, co-chair of the craig morgan and i am announcing the finalists. national book critics circle award and poetry. ray armonktrout for burst from wesleyan university press. louise blake for a village life. mr. powell for product from gray wolf press. ele

>> i couldn't count the number of republicans on one finger besides lindsay graham who has stood on upthis issue this year. there has been a second republican for a year to join lindsay graham and you know how many have showed up? none. >> he had 60 last year. >> what balm and the democrats are doing, they are moving forward and they're going to flush out the republicans, republicans republicans. >> there's an opening and you think the republican tone in arizona could be hurtful. and now you have a democratic president coming forward and saying we're going to do this, what do the republicans do. >> the onus is on president obama, he said he was going to do this a year ago, he didn't. organized labor has been the problem here, it's the open secret, organized labor, the labor union bosses do not want any sort of comprehensive reform, they don't want anything that makes it easy for small businessmen to function in this country, they won't let the democrat dos it. the democrats have the vote to take a look at immigration reform. the idea that the republicans should jump into the middle of

. >>> i'm lindsay murphy of the many people were impressed with tiger's performance yesterday at the masters when he shot a 4 under 68. today the feelings were similar for all but tiger who was even more impressed with today's outing. he said he putted better today in tougher conditions. here's a look at the masters leader board after round two. lee westwood leads the way at 9 under but he's in some trouble on number 18. behind him in second place poulter. we have highlights coming your way tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> the n.f.l. draft is just 13 days away. there's still that big question of who are the redskins looking at. an offensive lineman? a corner back? they have given no hint abouts their game plan but with donovan mcnabb in the burgundy and gold, you have to think the qb isn't their priority. all right, chris cooley, he doesn't want to talk to us right now. we'll go to the nationals. they played their third game against the phillys last night and they got a win. matt caps came in and secured 56-5 win over the phillys getting his first save as a member are the nats. the na

let me read to you what senator schumer and lindsay graham have in mind.his is apparently what the president is thinking about. includes the following. immigration action this summer. to do what, require biometric social security cards to insure that illegal workers cannot get jobs. fulfilling and strengthening our commitments on border security and interior enforcement. creating a process for admitting temporary workers and implementing a tough by fair path to legalization for those already here. are there any elements there you don't like? >> well, i think the issue is that we have to deal with the reality that there are people in this country and that are law-abiding and that for some reason need to have a path to legalization. and that should be open to them. we have to talk about family unification. which is critical. we have to talk about the dream act. agricultural jobs. it's a myriad of things that need to be reformed in this law. we've been talking only about enforcement and security now for eight years. the consequence of that funding, billions u

lindsay, what you got in sports? >> coming up in sports, capital spencer eric bell anger explains yl why he pulled out his own tooth. and jason campbell looks back on his career in washington. and the nationals try to hang on against the dodgers. news 4 at 6:00 continues. for a price that starts low and stays low? look no further than fios. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, america's top-rated internet, and phone guaranteed for 2 years. that's fios price protection, and it saves you hundreds of dollars. fios delivers the best channel lineup and the peace of mind that comes with paying the same low price every month. call 1.888.get.fios now to lock in $99.99 with a 2-year agreement. a price guaranteed for 2 years. we'll even include a free dvr for 6 months. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities >>> if you facebook, tweet or use one of the other townless social networking sites, new york senator charles schum

lindsay, may i ask you about new century. it was, we avert, the third largest subprime lender in the country from 2005 to 2007. and i wondered what, in your view, caused it to go bankrupt? >> that's a good question. we just -- we grew too fast. it got really competitive. and then that coupled with a repurchase requests starting to come in as the market kind of flattened out, as the values stopped going up, to mask any fraud or any problems. we started seeing repurchase requests. we had rats and worms with all of our invention as well. and the primary reason to repurchase loans were fraud or first payment defaults. we also a compliance and missing documentation, but the first payment defaults started growing exponentially. it was pretty, pretty busy. the middle of 2006 we create a specific repurchase desk to handle all of the repurchase is. and i just think we couldn't keep up with them. >> so in other words, you just, because a larger number of the loans that you were selling, were slow in payment for not paying. you had a lo

. >>> lindsay lohan's father is threatening legal achlks he's worried about her alleged alcohol and drugbuse. last week he got a sheriff's deputy to let him in into the home to check on her 16-year-old sister aly. last night joe behar spoke with him and his ex-wife dina. >> what's your goal. >> all i wanted was to letmy daughter have her life back and i want aly to be in school and have a normal life. that's all i care about. i don't care if people attack me. i don't do this for publicity. i don't get paid. i'm a father first and that's all i care about. if dina wants to go ahead and dina wants to deny things, if she wants to slam me and bring up ridiculous things that make no sense, totally fictitious, let her. >> well, lindsay lohan's lawyer called last week. nothing more than a publicity stunt. by the way, you can catch joy behar tonight. she's going to sit down with william shatner. >>> a smalltown girl had big-time dreams and moved to new york city trying to make it as a professional dancer but the last time anybody saw her was december of 2008. she was leaving a nightclub with a ma

all including lindsay graham and lieberman?y are talking about trying to do it as part of a compromise but there are other coastal state senators that say we have commercial fishing and we have tourism that is threatened by this, and early this week --. >> isn't what he did pretty limited? it is not as open ended as it was originally portrayed and although it is polling well, it is not as bad as it could be, is it? >> it is limited. we have to remember --. all you to to the want any, do you? >> we want to make sure to there is offshore oil drilling we take into account environmental issues. >> the environment automatic is affected. >> this week a pipeline from an oil facility in the gulf spilled into a refuge and we have to remember, oil companies have not been paying their fair share of royalties. >> the oil companies do not pay their fair their this taxes and individual whose work in the oil industry, they are not paying their fair share of taxes. what is right share of taxes for the oil industry? >> i like to see if an oil c

on monday on the hill you've got the climate rollout from kerry, lieberman, and lindsay graham. >> absolutely also have action from lieberman and collins on their fort hood subpoenas of eric holder. >> reporter: going to be some interesting hearings regarding that, andrea and it will be interesting to see really the nuts and bolts of this legislation. it's going to be a bill that's going to be heavily scrutinized for the next few months. it's going to be interesting to see the financial aspect, the tax rates and how much it costs. you are sure to hear a lot about it from both sides after it's rolled out. another thing which could be seen in the house from chris van holland and senator schumer from new york is this legislation that would deal with the recent supreme court ruling of citizens united that upset a lot of folks where corporations were allowed to give almost unlimited amounts to certain candidates. you could see legislation regarding that coming out next week, at least the nuts and bolts of that, and how much it would be regulated from here on out. there's talk of making corporation

south carolina senator lindsay graham says he will grop his bill if it's moved ahead of it. he agrees that states are acting because the federal government failed to do so. >> our failure to act responsibly at the federal level will only open the door to irresponsible built by others. that includes for example the recent efforts in arizona that threatens on undermine freedoms that we cherish as americans, and also the trust between police and communities that is crucial to keeping up that faith. >> they are afraid they will be reluctant to report crimes as a witness. >>> i know that the president is set to be at a memorial service at some time so for the people that died in virginia from the mine explosion. what are we learning about that? >> he is going to west virginia to celebrate the 29 lives that were lost. here he'll meet privately with family members and deliver the eulogy. he will not dwell on the poor state of mine safety in the country. he believes the disaster was a failure of management. he said also it was a failure, quote, of oversight and laws written with loo

. >> let me add one -- there is a huge irony pointed out by larry lindsay, the former head of the council of atomic advisors in the bush administration and he did an analysis of treasury and the fed unilaterally, and that is that big institutions and the banks like this. if you know if you lend money to the large institutions, in the end the treasury and the fed will come in and girn tee all the -- guarantee all the loans, that meanous pref returnially -- preferentially lend to institutions and it will end up like fannie and freddie and they can bare row at lower rate and have a competitive advantage. ironically, it strengthens the fed and it favors the big, big institutions. hurts the smaller ones. either the other positions were overrided but this is definitely since then relative to the other firms the same way it did for freddie and fannie. they have a guarantee. >> bret: it is supposed to come out this week, does it go through? >> i think in the end it goes through. >> bret: bill? >> i think the opposition is building. >> it passes. everybody hates wall street. anything that is again

lindsay graham as far as getting the trials out of new york, i do not agree with lindsay when it comes to the supposed prison in illinois. that's wrong. i told that to him. he's going too far and throwing a life line to the democrats. we didn't have to do that. >> you didn't have to do the show. we appreciate you getting up and sharing your thoughts about yesterday's cross-examination. thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. see you. >> that's massapequa. are americans losing touch with the most important document, the u.s. constitution. actress janine turner says yes and trying to put the focus back on our founding fathers. she's sassy and sharp tongued. >> yes, we can eat. bacon? gotta get that bacon! smokey bacon, crispy bacon, tasty bacon! (child laughing) where is it? where is the bacon? tv anchor: bacon popular, story at 11. yummy. crunchy. bacon. bacon. there, in that bag! mom: who wants a beggin' strip? me! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! yum, yum, yum, yum, yum... it's beggin'! hm...i love you! i love bacon! beggin' strips! there's no time like beggin' time! toss 'em,

lindsay murphy joins us next.  >>> a health scare for miss america.s too much and she was unable to sing the national anthem at talladega national speedway. she was taken to the care center, evaluated and released. she is feeling better. >>> a big weekend in sports. redskins deny a trade rumor and a the caps get ready for a crucial game north of the border. >> reporter: it's a scary story because i know nascar drivers have to drink while they're driving because they should -- i shouldn't say that. drinking water and gatorade because they do get dehydrated. we'll start with the capitals. coach bruce boudreau has cooled off following the game 5 loss to the canadiens. they will get another chance to clinch the series with a win on the road. they hit the ice this morning before boareding a plane to montreal. they have out scored the canadiens 11-4 in 2 games. in order to clinch tomorrow night they have to get off to a good start. >> it's not easy in the playoffs and teams battle for everything they got. and for whatever reason we didn't come out strong in

lindsay, let's send it back to you. >> two things, good for you for getting him to pick a starting playoff goaltender. vin heard anybody on that team say that yes. b, must go to the hair stylist, right? you have the same thing going on. >> reporter: he can get the mohawk going. i can't do that. my hair is too thick. a nest. i put stuff in it. he can get it going, pretty sweet. >> you will be thankful down the road for that. we will talk with you at 6:00. funny. takes a lot important someone to say our starting playoff goaltender should be that because those are guys are both talented. >>> coming up, a startling historical discovery in a local backya >>> a florida man says he has no memory of getting hit by a car. only this amazing video. sean mills walked off this city bus in jacksonville and right into the path of a car that slammed into him, tossing him into the air. came down on the roof of the car. and bounced off of the side of the same bus he was just on. he fine inlanded on the streets. severely injured. sean suffered broken bones from head to foot. and his spinal cord was crushed.

in the senate, lindsay graham is withdrawing support for a clamt change bill. last month senator graham having told president obama it was time for him to step up to get something done on immigration reform. warning, however, that if the health care reform bill went forward he would withdraw his support on immigration reform as a result. back to the senator in a moment. first, luis gutierrez joining the call for tourists to cancel trips to arizona. >> good to be with you this evening. >> is it a boycott by individual vacationers or big picture like the baseball all-star game next year or what do you do? >> i think that's a good question, because it seems as though in america, economics is the beginning and the end of most successful political endeavors. let's remember that arizona was the last state to approve a national holiday for martin luther king. and one of the things they did, it cost them hundreds of millions of dollars, when the african-american community across this country called for boy koltcott boycotts. they did it. they did it because they risked

. >>> stoomt on "the joy behar show," lindsay lohan has gone from l.a.nld to new york, yet she keeps finding herself in trouble. then arizona governor jan brewer promises the new immigration law is tough but necessary. she also promised the trains will run on time. and controversy surrounds the national day of prayer this year. i'm not very religious myself. the last thing i prayed for was for "avatar" to end. that and more in a bit. >> it's >> in discovery documents, one of her friends says at parties "the kid slept through anything." >> i'm sorry for what i did 69 >> i can't pronounce it. >> she just walked into wall green's and buy chloroform. >> straight out to leonard padilla. do you think there's any way -- you know this case in and out, that the jury would fall for a hair, an unknown hair on a piece of plastic in the woods? we don't even know if it's connected to this case. and we know the dna on the masking tape, we know it was an fbi agent. >> thousands of people go by, it's only 16 feet off the road, there's houses and a school. the main thing

as far as i know there has been some work done by chuck schumer and lindsay graham and others but i don'tthink there has been that level of work and the political climate couldn't be worse. >> woodruff: do you see the white house taking this on. >> i think the white house made a pledge, the president did during his campaign that he would do it in the first year of his presidency. we're well into the second year. and i think david is right. the agreement is if anything happens the senate has to act first. the house is not going to act. the house has repeatedly acted first on the president's program and waited in many cases in vein for the senate to act. i don't think-- and harry reid, the senate leader who represents nevada who is embattled running for re-election has a large latino population there, very practically speaking, judy, democrats need to energize the latino constituency which voted 2 to 1 for barack obama and which now expresses next to very little interest in the election of 2010. so they bring it up and say look, the republicans sabotaged it because are you going to invite i

let me read to you what senator schumer and lindsay graham have in mind. this apparently is what somebody is like the president is thinking about. includes the following. immigration action this summer. to do what, require biometric social security cards to insure that illegal workers cannot get jobs. fulfilling and strengthening our commitments on border security and interior enforcement. creating a process of implementing a tough, but fair path to legalization for those already here. are there any elements there you don't like? >> well, i think the issue is that we have to deal with the reality that there are people in this country and that are law-abiding and that for some reason, need to have a path to legalization. and that should be open to them. we have to talk about family unification. which is critical. we have to talk about the dream act. agricultural jobs. it's a myriad of things that need to be reformed in this law. we've been talking only about enforcement and security now for eight years. the consequence of that funding, billions upon billion

you have republicans like lindsay graham for example who might have been willing and interested in working to pass things are now hesitant and they may actually for personal reasons feeling like they've been slighted have a hard time working with democrats so although president obama has this accomplishment, as michael was saying, there are long-term implications so health care in a sense is not behind him but still impacts everything. >> well, that's true on jobs, too. >> correct. >> even when it comes to clean energy jesse jackson was pointing out to me this week, michael, that transit jobs which have been cut are actually green jobs. you have 60 people riding the bus, that's 60 cars that aren't on the road. where does the president go from here moving toward, for instance, saving those kinds of jobs? well look. they are going to be trying to get this climate change legislation through. that's one of the high items on the agenda. i think some of the pronouncements that we've seen like the oil drilling this week was designed to do that, to try to get republican support for climate change.

lindsay graham who became the successor for reasons that he expresses and i think also for internal pressure within the party is not joining chuck schumer in this effort. and i don't think there's any question, judy, that john cornyn the republican senate campaign committee said yesterday are you to the going to pass immigration reform when there is 9.7% unemployment. it requires a certain confidence and optimism on the part of voters to take a step this large. and i don't think it's there. i think there's a hunkering down. i think there is a defensiveness. and a agree with david that just the atmosphere and the pood are not there. >> and just to flesh out the lindsey graham point, he was promised that by harry reid, that he was going to really stick his neck out on energy and climate in that stuff. and that the democrats would not throw him gration on top of that. because it's too heavy a lift. he didn't think you could ask the country or the senate, especially republicans in the senate if he was going to take these enormous personal risks on climate to also throw in immigration. and they b

so he took great pride in 1973 with john lindsay in announcing this. arthur schlesinger gave the keynote address. i was there at that occasion. and so i think nelson then became vice president of the united states. so he left new york. louis kahn died, as you pointed out. >> rose: in '74 in penn station. >> and the city of new york essentially went bankrupt. the lincoln memorial was dedicateed in 1922 and the jefferson memorial was only dedicateed in 1943. >> rose: so it takes a while. >> rose: take a look. this is our first rendering we will show you. this is a computer rendering of what it will look like. not what it looks like now. >> right. but the u.n. is right there which roosevelt was the founder of. looks out to the ocean. it will be to the east river what the statue of liberty is to the west harbor. >> next one is a close up aerial view of the park. wow. >> rose: 150 little leaf linden trees have formed the double lei coming together in that magnificent room. in july you'll see the granite arriving for the room. six foot by six foot by 12-foot