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at osbourne's trial, debbie reluctantly testified against him. >> debbie testified that ron osborne hadd her he had been on a boat for a two-month period. this boat was the one that was subsequently found to have storage compartments where the drugs had been stored. >> osborne was in prison at the time of debbie's murder. but investigators checked to see whether any of the other defendants might have killed her. >> transcripts of the drug smuggling case were reviewed along with interviews of the investigating officers to determine where the players actually were and how the entire investigation unfolded. >> detectives concluded there was no connection to debbie's murder. as a matter of routine, police also interviewed debbie's ex-husband. the couple had been divorced for four years and shared custody of 6-year-old lacy. >> was a an amiable divorce. both parties had gone in different directions. and the ex-husband of debbie was alibied up. he wasn't home that night. >> so investigators focused on the evidence left at the scene. the pair of eyeglasses and the tomato with the foot impressi

. >>> and sharon osbourne opening up about her gastric bypass surgery. why she felt a secret shame.ve all these adorable puppies from the humane society. mikey and fabio. they're just all here because -- >> fabio. >> well, it's a big day in the annual dog v. dog showdown. it's the final four. so excited about it. and we have two of these pooches facing off. we'll need your votes to crown the top dog. >> you have to check out mikey, this took the whole commercial break to get mikey to do this. >> he's just -- >> see the computer's not on the desk anymore? knocked that right off. >> he's calm now. we tired him out. mikey is amazing. >> hey, ryan smith, do you know you have news to do? >> i do. jody is going to help me. >>> we begin with the breaking news from supreme court the government can't force a corporation to pay for workers' birth control. demonstrators are making their voices outside the court. terry moran has more. >> reporter: good morning, ryan. a major holding this morning on religious freedom and obamacare, the conservatives in this court saying that closely held family-

. >> osbourne has signed on for the team campbellsville university, a small school in kentucky. >> she's" and 140 pounds. high school coach says she's taken some shots but always gets up. >>> former uconn women's basketball team. both the women and the men's teams visited the white house to celebrate the ncaa championships. stephanie taking a tumble off the right there. >> the president quickly came to her aid there. the former huskie is now in the nba with the washington mysetic. she lost her footing in those heels. >> the president, oh my goodness. >>> earlier the president pulled off another one of those regular-guy stunts. >> he decided to slip out of the white house in the middle of the afternoon for a little starbucks run. the president picked up a little tea. >> he calmly strolled back to the white house with secret service in tow. >>> at the concert over the weekend. >> he's playing along, he tossed a frisbee on stage without missing a beat. >> he seems pretty multitasking there. >> i think you can do that, reena. >> no, can you throw me in the middle of a newscast. it never dawn

>> we had ozzy osbourne oz fest this year for the first time in japan.ment. >> and the audiences? good audiences here? >> they are kind of polite. >> polite, really? >> yeah. really quiet. just watching us. and when we finish playing, they suddenly clap. >> really? ♪ when i look at popular music, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> you mean you sometimes get angry with people? >> yeah. if i see nickelback, i want to kill myself. okay? i want to kill them, and then i want to kill myself. and then i want to kill everybody who listens to them. okay? what's so funny? it's true. i mean, what band do you hate? a band that i would know. who's the worst band in the world? the worst popular band in the world? >> my chemical romance. >> who? >> my chemical romance. >> oh, my chemical romance. yes. hate them. that's a good one. ♪ can you make a living? >> no. not at all. >> not at all? >> we all have part-time jobs. >> you all have jobs. what do your families think when they see you doing this kind of music? >> w

. >>> and we have much more, sharon osbourne is opening up about the secret shame she felt after gastric is felt like an embarrassing cut to weight loss. she's been vocal. we have a picture with her husband, ozzie, in 1987. very different. before the surgery. she had the band removed back in 2006, and she keeps her weight under control with the atkins diet, kind of like what we were talking about with dr. jen ashton, but she admits sticking to the low-carb regime is a struggle, but she cheats from from time to time. and she looks fantastic. it's tough on what to do, what no not to do. >> she's always honest. >> she is. >> she's up front. >> all right. i have to go take a walk, everybody. >> where are you going? >>> to the social square. follow me over here. we want to talk to you about forbes magazine's 15th annual celebrity 100 list, and their ranking of the most powerful celebs. topping it this year, beyoncÉ, the first time she's hit number one. and capping an extraordinary year, selling out a 132-show world tour. next, lebron james, number two, and rounding out number three, music pro

sharon osbourne said she felt like it was five hours. >> oh, gosh. >> it was a long, long day. >> lovert two was number one, $30 million, more than it cost to make. and everybody talking about "jersey boys" didn't do well. did about $14 million. didn't do quite as well. got see it >> we love you, rob. >> love the rob shoottoe. >>> james patterson is back with the book your kids will want to read this summer, plus a thriller for you. >>> clipping coupons without clipping. hundreds of dollars a year. put the scissors away after this. everything you do today it all starts with weather. >> people need to understand that weather isn't just bad weather, it's everyday, it's everything around you and it's amazing. it is amazing out there. >> start your mornings with wake up with al and amhq, america's morning headquarters with sam champion. weekdays on the weather channel. kid for a night. so we can finally get some sleep. the hotel has to be right. you can get a 4-star hotel for up to 60% off, even at the last minute. in the neighborhood where we wanna go? yes. you just won't the name until a

her name is shelly osbourne. she's from indiana.signed on to play college football with a team called -- with a school called campbellsville. it's in kentucky. it's a men's football team. she will be playing for the men's team. what's unique about it, there have been a few girls who played college football with men but pretty much been kickers. she will be a defensive back. she is 5'6", 140 pounds. she signed with campbellsville college. so she is going to play defensive back. >> that's cool. >> she played a little bit in high school. she says she wanted a chance. she said she spoke to schools in north carolina and florida and they seemed interested. they found out her name shelby was a woman's name but she signed on. >> does she have a separate locker room? >> that's a good question. >> where do you go? >> i don't know. i think that is an investigative piece for rina. >> do you thip at -- tip at a restaurant? >> absolutely. you have to. >> do you put it on your credit card or cash. >> i tend to put it on the credit card. >> it is e

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there simply cannot be private-sector efficiencies and a large va osbourne currently. is there value in looking at larger facilities? >> sure. we can look at it. the one thing i am telling you. this is taught me to question everything. >> has there ever been a comparative study performance based upon management from private sector? >> periodically. one thing that i would -- just one moment of concern. a lot of our measure is a revenue-based metric which is to generate revenue. so i would say that, you know, other agencies, medicare and others, have had issues with that. our version of productivity, to have some measure of skepticism in the interpretation of that productivity data is tied to revenue. >> i wanted thank you again. i really do appreciate your candor and will tell you, two weeks ago we were asking for urgency. i think we have heard that from you tonight. the acting secretary has demonstrated that his approach is one of urgency as well. thank you very much. i yield back. >> i ask unanimous consent that the former chairman of the subcommittee of oversight and

it was striking to see earlier this month that christine lagard actually apologized to george osbourne for criticizing the cuts and saying the imf went too far. i'd also love your thoughts about europe, as well. >> i actually on balance feel that reactions were right. given that the world had changed over the last 7, 8 years, 23 you look at fiscal numbers, the rich countries look much worse than larger economies. that being so, fiscal e con mir is something they would have to go for. the question is the design of this austerity. britain did right. i feel that the costs that were taking through the austerity are beginning to pay some dividends. there are some countries which vrnt done well. the figs kwaurter didn't do well because it was too hot. by euro zone on the whole, we're expecting, is going to cross 1% this year, which, given the performance of the euro zone is actually a very clear, good sign. >> mr. furman, does the u.k. hold any lessons for the u.s.? >> i think you want to look back a little bit further and ask where countries were today compared to the crisis. >> that was ac

. >>> chancellor george osbourne is told to reign in his flag sh ship. >>> and the spanish jobless rate falls in may. it's the fourth month of declines but 4 million people are still unemployed. inflation numbers are due in, which are key for the ecb. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> hello and a warm welcome to today's edition of "worldwide exchange." it's the first or second trading day of the month of june. and as we start today, the u.s. president barack obama has arrived in warsaw. poland is his first stop on a four-day tour of europe. today he's taking part in a celebration to mark 25 years since poland emerged from the communist bloc. the white house has said u.s. will hold up poland as an example in ukraine. he will also meet the new president of the ukraine. now, while that is going on, the gas companies of ukraine and russia are considering a repayment plan for kiev's outstanding bill. if signed, this deal would also guarantee europe's supply until 2015. meanwhile, fighting between ukrainian government forces and pr

there simply cannot be private-sector efficiencies and a large va osbourne currently. is there value in looking at larger facilities? >> sure. we can look at it. the one thing i am telling you. this is taught me to question everything. >> has there ever been a comparative study performance based upon management from private sector? >> periodically. one thing that i would -- just one moment of concern. a lot of our measure is a revenue-based metric which is to generate revenue. so i would say that, you know, other agencies, medicare and others, have had issues with that. our version of productivity, to have some measure of skepticism in the interpretation of that productivity data is tied to revenue. >> i wanted thank you again. i really do appreciate your candor and will tell you, two weeks ago we were asking for urgency. i think we have heard that from you tonight. the acting secretary has demonstrated that his approach is one of urgency as well. thank you very much. i yield back. >> i ask unanimous consent that the former chairman of the subcommittee of oversight and

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