is katie tired as being down as mrs. tom cruise? isn't that why she married him, to be mrs. mberly: we can't get inside her head of her heart. but she is coming in her own now. she was younger making different choices but a new chapter in her life. in california, they sign a prenup and it will rule and i guarantee it will be adhered to. she will not get more money than she agreed to. >> bob: i thought that's why they file in new york because they don't recognize prenups and the case would be here. >> kimberly: in new york, yes, they do recognize prenup. >> eric: did you have a prenup with the mayor -- >> bob: did you have a prenup with the mayor of san francisco? >> eric: don't go there. >> bob: i should have had one on mine. >> greg: what is a nup? >> eric: nuptials. are you trying to say tom cruise is gay meaning the popularity from the divorce? >> greg: i just hope that the young love birds can work it out. dana? >> dana: okay. i'm glad you tossed to me. i don't care abou don't give a d about these two. >> bob: she has come a long way. he is would haven't had it when we st

our next witness mr. tom blank is from the gephardt group. he served at the tsa as the acting deputy administrator. mr. blank created the first ever office of trans policy and served in charge of federal screener workforce and the agencywide reform function. >> chairman roger s

the soon to be former mrs. tom been fold by church of scientology officials in the last few weebs. last week, she filed for divorce from tom after about five years of marriage. tom is deeply into the religion. >> a lawyer tells tmz the church is not following her. >> for the sake of that little girl, i hope the divorce doesn't get messy. >> i think it will. >> sounds like it. >>> things are much more romantic for alec baldwin and his new bride. they were married over the weekend. a short time later, baldwin tweeted this picture of his new ring. >> he tells this month's "vanity fair" he would like to kill his divorce lawyer with a baseball bat and he would like to gut tmz producer harry levin like a pig. >>> a big night for some of the hottest music acts around. the b.e.t. music awards last night. >> chris brown was named best male artist. he hinted that he may be retiring, saying his last album is coming out in two days. >>> and an emotional high point of the night. a tribute to whitney houston from her mother. ♪ w

we also have mr. tom lukey, the u.s. commission of fine arts. mr. bryant who is the chairman of the national planning commission. mr. justin jibold who is the chairman of the national civic arts society. we appreciate you coming here, i think you have all been here and know the drill. the lights in front of you and the timer in front of you tells you how much you have, we're asking you to confine your oral presentations to five minutes, so the green light means everything is going, when you hit the yellow light it's like when you're driving, and you speed up very quickly so that when you get the red light you stop. so mr. whitesell, if you would like to start off, we appreciate your testimony. >> it is my pleasure to be here today to discuss the future of the national mall. i would like to summarize my statement and submit my testimony for the record. the national mall is a national designed historical landscape and is home to some of the great symbols of our country. i will -- on some current projects to improve the mall. proposals for new memorial

it is a -- mr. tom price, dr. tom price from georgia put all of our ideas together in one bill so people can actually -- >> what's the plan? >> we can talk about different pieces of it. what do we do obama care does not do. we put you in charge of your health care, not the employer and not the government. we allow that patient/doctor relationship to stay in place and allow you to take it with you if you change jobs or move from state to state. >> how is it paid. >> we pay for it through lower premiums because we have tore reform, medical malpractice reform. >> how is it paid, though? >> you got lower -- one of the difficulties that we have with health care and i think you may agree with this is nobody knows what it costs. when you go into the doctor's office and you ask -- for a particular service, you don't care what it costs because someone else is paying for it. once you fix that and once you and i both know what we are paying, then our own decisions as individuals will help drive down the cost for everybody. th

hits stands july 17th, she also says nothing in her career was handed to her just because she is mrs. tomthing, you work a little bit harder when you're in such visible circumstances." >> this is meticulously planned out. she was telling tom one thing but really planning to leave him. up until she filed for divorce she was telling tom she loved him. >> reporter: her chance to put her plan in motion came when cruise was away in iceland filming his latest movie, "oblivion." "people" magazine's cover story says holmes started dumping mutual friends and getting a private cell number. >> she is trying to clean house. the friends she had with tom, she's trying to get rid of them. swap out old cell phones. anyone who was in contacts with her then, they can't contact her now. >> the new apartment she is living in -- >> katie was lying to tom. told him she wanted to move in for privacy concerns but was planning a divorce. >> diana perez, abc news, new york. >> one thing that bubbled up. she wanted to leave because of scientology, didn't want her daughter to grow up in the church. sources according

that hits stands july 17th, she says nothing in her career was handed to her, just because she's mrs. tom anything, you work a little bit harder when you're in such visible circumstances. >> this is meticulously planned out. she was telling tom one thing, but really planning to leave him. right up until she was planning to file for divorce, she was telling tom she loved him. >> reporter: and her plan to file for divorce when he was away in iceland. "people" magazine's cover story said holmes started dumping their mutual friends and getting a private cell phone number. >> she's trying to clean house. she's trying to get rid of friends. swap out old cell phones and bring in new cell phones. >> reporter: as for the new apartment she is living in? >> she was lying to tom. she wanted to live in this apartment, for privacy concerns. but she wanted to file for divorce. >> reporter: cruise is keeping a low profile. and there are reports that he spent his 50th birthday with his son, conner, after holmes rejected a request to get together. >>> katie planning this for quite a while. but control bein

working almost every day, it tom land.f farm land. ask mr. nagahori to produce vegetables here. >> even uncultivated farm land needs to be maintained. this places a wer. today, there are nearly 400,000 scatter edacross japan. 1.8 times the size of tokyo. with no charge and keeps the profits from the sales. revital land owners appreciate that and a treasure trove.about 50 peoplm and most of them are aged 65 or above.ars old. this harvest team works the insect screens.ortation team cah of the harvesting team members are below average yields are written a few months, they are transferred to another >> translator: we restore abandoned farm land. together, with the elderly, our of farming which declined as a >> to revitalize agriculture in japan once again, he continues to cultivate and harvest today. >>> the face of aging >> the u.s. president obama says relaxin secretary of state clinton hinted the change could be ar include m human rights abuses and firms trading arms with north u.s. fi u disclosure about business transactions in myanmar. overs

meet the scientology princess who could be the fourth mrs. tomnt to all of the scientology schools. >> vaccinated her. >> so she won't -- >> just like the hitlers. >> stephanie: what? oh jim. [ buzzer ] >> you open and close the show with a nazi reference. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: he brings it magically full circle. >> all roads lead to hitler. >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: okay. what is going on with the jackson family for god's sakes? jackson brothers, they played the greek theatre here? was that this weekend? paris jackson michael's daughter, will not be showing up for the gig. paris took a twitter to personally address randy jackson calling him a liar. there's trouble in jackson land. katherine jackson went missing then they found her. >> paris jackson whose official guardian is katherine jackson reported that she hadn't seen katherine jackson in a week so she was kind of missing. >> on her own. >> but apparently one of the jackson brothers had shipped off katherine jackson to rest and recuperate in arizona. >> okay. >> but nobody told pa

. >>> joining me now is agriculture secretary tom vilsack. mr.retary, this drought seems to have taken everyone but the farmers by surprise here. i want to give our viewers some idea of the breadth of it. 1,000 counties in 26 states have been declared natural disaster areas. 61% of the land in the lower 48 states is in drought condition. 30% of the corn crop in 18 of the biggest corn growing states is in poor or very poor condition. and half of america's pastures and ranges in poor or very poor condition. we see nothing in the weather forecast that suggests this is going to change. ultimately, what does that mean for food prices and what does that mean for farmers? >> well, first of all, candy, our heart goes out to all those producers, the ranchers and farmers dealing with something they have no control over and appreciate you giving an opportunity to talk a little bit about this. we're really not going to know the full extent of all of this until the cotton is picked and the beans and kernels are counted, but clearly our yields are going to be

mr. president, tom donahue, head of the chamber of commerce, is my friend. he really is. but i'm terribly disappointed in the chamber of commerce. we started out with having a requirement that business and private sector would be required to do certain things -- things. senator lieberman and collins backed off from that. now it's kind of a voluntary deal. it's much weaker than i think it should be, but why in the world would they oppose that. they meaning the chamber of commerce which has sucked in most all the republicans on this. that is really unfortunate. so, mr. president, on behalf of senator lieberman and collins and others, i call up amendment numbered 2731, which is at the desk, i ask that it be reported. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, for mr. lieberman and others proposes amendment numbered 2731. mr. reid: i ask for the yeas and nays on that amendment. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: thank you, mr. president. on behalf o

and tom hardy as the brutish face-masked wayne. >> mr.ayne -- >> you could trade blows with him in a way that would actually genuinely have this fear for batman. so we didn't want to do any kind of. diversion of the joker. >> reporter: even before he announced himself in hollywood with the back woods plotted memento, nolan had franchise-size visions. >> i hl always wanted to do what i considered to be kind of the pinnacle that hollywood does which is the big blockbuster which is interesting or thoughtful perhaps. but it just gives you an escape to entertainment. >> reporter: batman says, no, that he and christian bale will be stepping away from the character after this film. i've got one jillian dollars here. any actor you want. >> it's not enough. it's not enough. no we're done. >> he's a really great story teller, and so if he says that's it, that's it. >> reporter: when you shot the last scene for this, what were those emotions like? >> i was saying good-bye to michael caine in the bat cave. it was very specific like, okay, we're never

mr. president, commissioners, i wanted to say a few words about tom and make an additional special presentation. we have talked so much, and we cannot do it alone. we need partners, and i cannot think of a better partner than tom clark. tom has understood the opportunities and challenges associated with working with the public agency. his passion for san francisco and a golf course is true and absolute, and he has been a joy to work with. he has helped us. the last time of the u.s. open was in san francisco the golf course was used as a parking lot. today it looked actually better, and that is in no small part due to tom's efforts to put together a team common and and his ability to work with our staff. his relationship with tom hart, who has done such an amazing job on behalf of the department. we are very excited for you. we are going to miss you terribly. as i joked last night commo, ths commission just heard about some flexibility for different events that could come to san francisco, while he is heading to the pga event in atlanta are, so we have something extra the gang put together. what

mr. fortt. >>> tom stemberg, managing general partner at highland consumer fund and co-founder and formerimportantly one of the reasons he's here, an outspoken and important surrogate of the candidacy of governor romney but you know something about business, obviously, from staples and bain capital helped you start staples as well. >> they did. >> okay, good. we're going to talk to you not as much about staples but more about your advocacy for the governor, and let's start with this. i was trying to figure out how i can say this. you've heard the term "raining cats and dogs," right? >> um-hum. >> there is something that i've coined a term it's called a shihtzu storm, raining down from the sky. the romney campaign has been through that type of storm every since you know eric fernstrom went on and said it's not a tax, it's a penalty, and then the governor had to come back and say i disagree with that even though fernstrom was apparently thinking what the governor's opinion was, he came back and said it is a tax. this shed light on a bigger issue and you've heard from rupert murdoch, people

mrs. cruise. he says it was called the tom cruise project. >> any and all scientologists that were actresses, we auditionedo part. it was just what do you think about tom cruise? what have you done in scientology. >> reporter: but apparently, none of those actresses made the cut. >> after all the girl scientologists or female scientologists had been exhausted then it was like, okay, we have to move outside of the herd. >> reporter: headly says that's when someone found this issue of seventeen magazine. inside a quote from a pretty young actress named katie holmes. >> she had always dreamed of marrying tom cruise, and she had like a "top gun" poster up in her room. that's how she became a potential candidate. >> reporter: the church of scientology insists there was no project to find tom a wife, calling that "a blatant lie." headly split from the church in the months before tom and katie met. he sued the church over what he claimed were inhumane working conditions. he lost and is now appealing. the church accused headly of attempting to embezzle funds. headly denies the allegations, and no charges were ever

tom roussey has more on the problems we could continue to face this week. >> mr. ferguson is fighting a to keep his family cool. >> lights off.n >> that will not be enough to food.is his daughters of the weekend in a soccering tournament. fun.'s not >> hard to get anything done. >> at the senior living center in college park they have been friday.power since say it has been really rough. woman has diabetes. >> we are burning up, sitting in large room trying to get some air. >> and in rockville -- >> we worked on a lemonade stand. >> family does have power. are the lucky ones. >> they say they're not going anywhere. we will just stick around. >> authorities say that's a good idea. over the area are still blocked off by trees and power lines. of traffic lights are out all over the area. you are supposed to treat them four-will stop. on pennsylvania avenue in southeast, some people were but others were driving right through. possible you will be for the mornthis in. major street in rockville, shut down. a lot of other important votes are shut down throughout the enti

mr. joe wynn, ryan gallucci, tom tarantino from the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, and michael dakduk from the student veterans of america. if they would take their seats, since we have many witnesses i would remind each of you to limit your oral statement to the five men is that his allotted so the subcommittee will have time for questions. let's begin with mr. wynn. you are recognized for mind -- five minutes. >> good afternoon, chairman stutzman, ranking member braley, other members of this subcommittee, fellow veterans, and guests. let me first thank you for the opportunity to come before you on behalf of the veteran's organizations i represent to share some of my views on the president's recent executive .rder #13607 entitle it is a generous step for those who receive funding an opportunity to improve their performance before laws are passed that will import -- impose more remedies. the my time was many years ago, i still have good memories of the military experience. i remember a tough time i had a finding employment after going to a for-profit institution that provided n

mr. gerard? >> senator, i was just going to add to that. tom mentioned something that's very significant today. the energy opportunities in the united states today are of game-changing proportions. to put it in simple context. an economist just a few month ago said within the next decade if the u.s. policy is done well, we will become the new middle east for energy production. that's how serious this discussion is. if we as a nation are serious about producing our own energy. so i think there's two dimensions to this answer. the first one is we need to think long term. we have to look at things like the law of the sea and say how do we secure or energy future, in the only the next 10 to 20 years but the next 50 to 100 years? oil and natural gas will continue to be the foundation energy building block for many decades yet to come, even as we strive to move to alternative renewable forms and other less-emitting forms of energy, but the second dimension we shouldn't overlook, and it goes back to senator coaching's point earlier. we've got to get our act together as a kcountry in our on permitting

tom cruise is all over the headlines this week. his last movie "rock of ages" tanked at the box office. his third wife filed for divorce. and he turned 50 yesterday. >> rough for mrs even complaints he is not suited for his next role because he's too short. don't worry about that because tom cruise is still hollywood's highest-paid actor. "forbes" magazine says he earned 75 million bucks in the last year. that's more than double anybody else. >> doesn't matter how tall he is. >> how bad can your day be? life ain't too bad. >>> in next photo has us scratching our heads this morning. >> look at this. a pregnant snooki, practicing her stroller skills. >> a closer look reveals what's in the stroller. the "jersey shore" star delivering coors to her cast mates. we're told that she did not drink. in her third trimester. she did put that expensive stroller to good use, making a beer run, snooki style. >> a beer run, in a stroller. >> she's a lady. >>> and finally, what would fourth of july be without the big hot dog eating contest, just a few miles from here, in fact, in coney island, brooklyn, new york. >> men and women will have their own races. contestants will have t

administration's drone program and targeted killing and labeling it the lethal presidency tom you know right you are a historic figure mr president you are not only the first african-american president you are the first who has made use of your power to target and kill individuals identified as a threat to the united states throughout your entire term you're the first president to make the killing of targeted individuals the focus of our military operations of our intelligence our national security strategy and some argue of our foreign policy and later he writes your lethality is expansive in both practice and principle you are fighting terrorism with a policy of preemptive execution and claiming not just the legal right to do so but the legal right to do so in secret now this is something you would discuss very often on this show that if you ask me even discuss enough in a public manner by our media our congress or the commander in chief himself so when will we all start looking at the obama administration as the lethal presidency joins me to discuss this is the author of the piece tom you know tom thanks so much for

tom moore, jr. >> thank you very much. i was invited year -- i was invited here by mr. campos office. we are an unusual organization and that we are committed to developing and improving the strategies used by purchasers of health benefits, rather than efforts to directly transform delivery systems or bring down prices. the reason we focused on purchasers is over many years, in my case, decades of work in this field, i've become convinced that the only thing that is less orderly, more dishonest, more deceiving then functions of a broken delivery system is the way we purchase care. we have a market of enormous strength and economic power, which is full of money, almost without challenge or question into the billions of dollars without knowing the cost of what we are paying for, the quality of what we are paying for. or whether there were cheaper or better alternatives. we are absolutely ignorant of where we stand in the market. that is what we believe has to come to an end. i will spare you the rest of my ranch, although i have copies of its -- rant, although i have copies of it here.

tom is a monster. >> reporter: in this letter, the attorney writes, "mr. abuse or humiliation of katie holmes and daughter suri was not forced to stay for five months in a tiny windowless room. he urges the inquirer to retract. the "star" apologized in print to katie holmes. >> it's rare for a tabloid to issue a retraction at all. it's more rare to put it on the front page. >> reporter: silencing all the stories on the divorce will be a tough task. "the los angeles times" is reporting the divorce agreement stipulates holmes has the lead role choosing suri's education and some influence over who cruise hires as a nanny. the "times" also reports it focuses on cruise's religion, scientology and holmes asks for a guarantee nothing is done to alienate suri from her mother. lawyers for holmes and cruise didn't return our request for comment. but in that letter to the inquirer, cruise's attorney wrote i intend to call to the court's attention the long record of precipitating and publishing lies, perhaps a warning to all that the superstar has no plans to sit back

statement to cnn: quote: "as governoo tom corbett stated, "if we were going to o this case, we had to have the best &ppossible case to go against somebody like mrsy who was .. loved byyeverybody." for cuuley, schultz, spanier and paterno, the respoosible and "humanee thing to do was, like governor corbett, to carefflly and responsibly pssess the best way to handll vague, but troubling allegattons. faced with tough situations, good peoppe try to do their best to make the right decisions." spokesman for joe paterno's familyysays paterno did the right thinn, repooted to his boss what mcqueary told him. the spokesman said quote: trutha and joe told the truth." several state and federal investigations remain underway. in new york, susan candiotti reporting.. -----end-----cnn.script----- thousaads are still wwthout power this morning... after friday's powerfullstorms stormshow many of yyu are restored. ((break 3)) so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? maybe. rich chocolate chips... i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and, and...and then the awards started coming in, and i became addict