she said she wanted martha stewart paper balls. >> she had no idea what she was about to walk into. >> what? she's here? >>> good evening on this sunday night. as we come on the air with new reporting from the west coast. there are fast-changing developments out of libya tonight, where come knoll gadhafi's regime appears to be closer than ever to its end. these are the aimages coming in. rebels filling green square, the capital's main square there. tonight, no word on where gadhafi is, but there are reports that at least one of his sons, saif, has been detained. the rebels also say the top military unit in charge of protecting gadhafi has surren r surrendered and perhaps joined the revolution. we do have a team on the ground tonight, beginning with abc's jeffrey kofman. jeffrey, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. well, this is the moment that libya has been waiting for but many libyans have been waiting all their lives for it. as we speak, the gadhafi regime is crumbling. the unthinkable is happening in tripoli. rebels

martha stewart, katy couric all fell out. >>> a rocket crashed minutes after takeoff. nasa says the station crew is not in any danger, however. >>> aaa estimates 31.5 million americans will travel 50 miles or more over labor day weekend, a more than 2% decrease from last year. >>> here is an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. time spent social networking increases the risk of teens smoking, drinking and using drugs. social network savvy teens are said to be three times more likely to use alcohol and twice as likely to use marijuana than teens who don't spend any time social networking. for more information on this and other health stories check out the health page on msnbc.com. >>> here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,320. tokyo, nikkei inched up 132 points while in hong kong hang seng climbed 285. >>> another booming day on wall street was overshadowed by an icon of american business stepping down. legend steve jobs issued a stunning resignation as chief executive of apple, the company he co-foun

. >>> martha stewart turns 70 years old today. >>> those stories break on msnbc. and be sure to watch brian williams with nbc nightly news. >>> finally a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. ordered by a judge to return to florida for probation, will casey anthony come out of hiding today? her attorney jose baez speaks to matt lauer. >>> jason bateman and ryan reynolds are in studio to talk about their new movie "the change-up." thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific wednesday.

she said she wanted martha stewart paper balls. i said, who do you want standing in the wedding?hey're standing in the wedding. she doesn't know it but she's planned her entire wedding. what, she's here? [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the groom runs down the aisle to meet the unsuspecting bride to be. >> this is your wedding. >> right now? >> you're getting married today. me and my buddy dan brought her entire bedroom set here. so it's set up in her room so that she can havavwhatever she wants. >> reporter: inside colleen was getting ready after learning the party she thought she was going to was her own wedding. >> i am so happy i'm not going to a retirement party tonight. >> reporter: the garage door slowly opens. ththe was colleen, in her dress, beside her father. down the aisle to their vows. >> do you receive colleen as your lawfully wedded wife? >> i do. >> do you receive sean as your lalaully wedded husband? sean, you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> i think that's kind of sweet that he surprised her. some women obviously like that. what's your

he has built many, many consumer facing brands, working on "people magazine," "martha stewart living" and now an art business. i thought it would be great to tell us about your business to sort of get started. christine, maybe you can -- christine is going to be our aid as well as one the panelist. hopefully you guys can see that. great. so, you know what i'm going to stand up actually. >> great to see you all here today. thanks for being inside on one the most beautiful days of the summer. nice to have you all here. so i hail from an interesting intersection. the intersection of art and internet. two worlds that have been separate for a long time. the company is 20 x 200. we have a premise that art doesn't have to be expensive to be good. doesn't mean that there's not expensive art that is good. we all know there is. but they are not mutually exclusive. we think a lot of people out there that love art and aren't able to find work that they really like. part of the problem is the wonderful warm reception that most of us get when we go to a gallery. if you've been to many, this is what

can you kind of learn to be your own nate berkus, martha stewart, whatever you want. they teach it out here and it comes to history and horticulture. look at this beautiful arrangement of flowers i made for you, janelle. you like this? >> you're so sweet. i don't have a vase big enough to hold. >> i just have to figure out some way to get this out of here without them seeing me. >> yeah, without being arrested. >> don't think it's going to happen. >> yeah, jeff ranieri being arrested, top story at 11:00. >> thanks, jeff. very thoughtful. >>> well, still ahead at 6:00, undocumented immigrants, what the obama administration now says it won't do. >>> in this bad economy, the number of kids who are homeless or uninsured is growing. i'm mary ann favreau and i'll show you how this mobile clinic is making a difference. >> also, what happens to your old electronics? your tv, your phones, everything. we'll sba hou yth have e eabaar company recycling these electronics for free fp >>> the new statewide numbers will be releasedtomorrow, but as of tonight, here are the numbers. on

. >> martha stewart to the daily. i do a lot for the technology companies. i cannot fix a tractor. >> quickly on twitter. i am not a huge twitter user. argues it for tracking people that matter to me like stay on top of different people in our business and things like that but the numbers are astounding. it took three years, two month and one day for twitter to reach its 1 billionth week. today there are 1 billion tweets being sent out each week. it is unbelievable when you think about the scale of these things and you look at how twitter was used in egypt during the political uprising and that was a main form of communication to the outside world and there is some real value that it provides but it is astounding to me. >> you don't have to tweet to like twitter. you may have to log in. i like to watch broadcast news. i am not a broadcast news correspondent. if you want to tweet great. but twitter actually like we were showing before provides a lot of personality into the world without you having to do it. >> i love things like flip board that take the twitt

put on probation for exchanging these terrible emails with a child, you know, he had one of the martha stewart ankles to monitor him. he cut that off and took off. it looks like the three of them have come together, alex, and made a decision none of -- we either don't like our lifestyle or we're going to support each other, but where are they going to go, alex? when you are a bank robber, wielder guns, robbing banks, you have every law enforcement agency in the country, usually you find out you can run but you can't hide. >> i want to see if my director lisa can throw up that billboard that we saw with them. there's a description of a car. you have the three of them there, and this is the kind of billboard hundreds apparently have been put up there in the state of florida. we have them in florida and georgia. they've been tracked there. how much does this kind of thing help out in terms of tracking them down? >> well, it does. it shows their pictures. you know, when they rob a bank, they had masks on, but they may as well have been had badges because we know who they are. these are good pictur

we were, um, colleagues withs martha stewart living many, many years ago, and he has built, um, many,any consumer-facinghe brands working on things like "people" magazine, martha stewart, tv guide, and now a really interesting art business and i thought it would be greatg for you to, actually, tell us aa little bit about your businessg" to sort of get us started. and christine, maybe you can --s christine's going to be our av person today as well as one to have panelists.o b hopefully you guys can see thats ..an see that. great. so, you know what i'm going to stand up actually. >> great to see you all here today. thanks for being inside on one the most beautiful days of the summer. nice to have you all here. so i hail from an interesting intersection. the intersection of art and internet. two worlds that have been separate for a long time. the company is 20 x 200. we have a premise that art doesn't have to be expensive to be good. doesn't mean that there's not expensive art that is good. we all know there is. but they are not mutually exclusive. we think a lot of people out there that

he has built many, many consumer facing brands, working on "people magazine," "martha stewart living" and now an art business. i thought it would be great to tell us about your business to sort of get started. christine, maybe you can -- christine is going to be our aid as well as one the panelist. hopefully you guys can see that. great. so, you know what i'm going to stand up actually. >> great to see you all here today. thanks for being inside on one the most beautiful days of the summer. nice to have you all here. so i hail from an interesting intersection. the intersection of art and internet. two worlds that have been separate for a long time. the company is 20 x 200. we have a premise that art doesn't have to be expensive to be good. doesn't mean that there's not expensive art that is good. we all know there is. but they are not mutually exclusive. we think a lot of people out there that love art and aren't able to find work that they really like. part of the problem is the wonderful warm reception that most of us get when we go to a gallery. if you've been to many, this is what

. >> christine has market roles with "financial times" "martha stewart living."and we are delighted to have you. [applause] >> next to her is anthony riscicato. he has been a digital marketer since they began. i've known anthony for some time. he'd held many different roles in the number of great companies, including double click, which is one the pioneer companies and delighted to have you as well today. >> thank you very much, michael. >> next to anthony is michael kelley, and michael coll -- kelley is a chief advertising marketer of adgenesis. i'll let you tell more. really just a transformative advertising focusing on how it is delivered to consumers. michael has had a great career with pwc. he was the officer and worked with some of the biggest brands in the world. including att on their digital strategy, and he was very instrumental in launching hulu, which is the video service that is joint owned by a number of media companies. welcome, michael. [applause] >> last but certainly not least is david steward, and david, gosh, i have known david for a very long

. >> with martha stewart living.nd so here is where we start with this. right? by the way we are doing sort of our saturday clinic here. we have our clinic folks here. >> they are going to help us paint. >> hopefully they're going to learn something. so you start out with the kit. this is a kit that you purchase that's got everything you need to do. 12 different decorative techniques. then the rest of it we're going to be working with martha stewart paint and glaze. and i will tell you kind of what the glaze does in a second here. so what's in this kit. >> you know i'm thinking doughnuts. you told me you were hungry already. back to paint. you got different tools and have you also got the little brochure. the steps you through all of these techniques. wood grain rocker and a sponge and steel wool and striping brush and you can do all this cool stuff. let me show you, we have already done a few things and, of course, you are going to need some regular supplies to go with that, painting supplies. >> that would be a goo

martha stewart, she walked in the trial with a $5,000 bag and was fodder for people looking at the trialloyer will place that much emphasis. it's gaudy and going to be a distraction, don't wear that. that is thing for earrings or a necklace but i think that it doesn't necessarily indicate whether you should need a job or how much you should get paid. if you are going to have big diamond ring, you are only going to be interviewed for certain jobs. >> in a man wearing a wedding band with big diamond, would they tell him not to wear it? it's absurd. they tell you what you should wear for a job interview, so there is a certain decorum how you dress in business and such. as far as something like an engagement ring or wedding band. >> i never even thought about it. >> we have to conform our conduct. >> if people are going to judge by the jewelry we wear? >> heather: the pick issue, the woman she was interviewing for a nonprofit that actually dealt with people who were affected by the industry. >> i haven't heard of it being an issue but in a courtroom, the jurors, the shoes you have on and the

martha stewart the winner. brian in connecticut. way to go.e called tea party members terrorists for their role in the debt debate. even vice president joe biden accused of using the term "terrorists" reportedly saying "tea party republicans acted like terrorists". so what do they have to say about the name calling? joining us, a panel we've put together of small business owners who sympathize with the tea partied. from florida, we've got juan vega who was born in cuba and became a u.s. citizen exactly 50 years ago today. from maryland, mike neeman has a scuba shop in annapolis and from north carolina, grant lane, he's got a pediatric speech therapy clinic down there. good morning to all of you guys. >> good morning. >> all right, juan, let me start with you. you know, over the last couple of weeks, people on the left have really tried to marginalize and demonize tea party members as well and when you heard that the vice president of the united states might have called members of the tea party and republicans as well, terrorists what did you f

. -- martha stewart of technology. >> i am not a huge twitter user. i use it for tracking people that matter to me, to stay on top of different people in our business and things like that, but the numbers are just astounding. it took three years, two months, and one day for twitter to reach 1 billion tweets, and today there are 1 billion tweets been sent out each week. you also look at how twitter was used in egypt during the political uprisings, and that was like a main form of communication to the outside world during that process. i think there is some real value that it provides, but it is just astounding to me. >> you may have to log in,. i like to watch broadcast news, but i am not broadcast news correspondent. if you want to tweet and put stuff out there, but twitter provides a lot of perspective and content into the world without you having to do anything. >> i love things like clipboard --flipboard that puts it into more familiar context and makes it more engaging. the way i typically used witter is very much like, there are a number differen