can you believe they are talking about taxing plastic surgery? fafab@ b@fa >>> nine days and counting for a 16-year-old teenager being quarantined in beijing, china because she tested positive for the h1n1 virus. she was on an educational trip in china. she tested positive for the virus. 9news spoke to her parents. and they say she's the only one confined to the hospital. >> she's suffering. she's emotionally fragile right now. it's been many, many days since ter symptoms. >> it's tough when you get 0 phone call in the morning and she's crying. >> she tested positive for the virus on the second day of that trip. her mother says in order for her to be released, she cannot show any signs of h1n1. >>> some people pay a pretty penny for plastic surgery. but are they willing to pay a 0% tax? there's been some talk about this on capitol hill. >> botox is great. >> is it a good idea or a bad idea? i'm not talking about botox. i'm talking about a 10% excise tax on botox and other surgery. >> i think you need to decide how much money you can make off peop

i mean, i came on to the scene long after he had begun plastic surgery. in fact, what i wanted to do was you know, stop it, because i felt that, you know, we were losing body parts in the situation. >> larry: do you know why, he was such a good-looking young man, why he even started with plastic surgery? >> i don't know. people made fun of, family members, made fun of the size of his nose. he's very sensitive to that. so then he started doing cosmetic surgery. you know, it's like remember totie fields very well. had a facelift and she lost her leg. and the thing is -- >> larry: we knew her well. >> the plastic surgery, if you want it done, there's someone who will do it. >> larry: correct. how do you find the right one? i'll get to that in a while. how would you describe michael's mental, fiscal condition on that monday? >> he was dancing in the office so it's hard to say. so he was in very good physical condition. he was dancing for my patients. he was very mentally aware when we saw him. he was in a very good mood. because very happy. >> larry: looked g

they also are coming up with things like attacking plastic surgeons. we may have been underground rising for botox. martha: tucker carlsson would be quite upset about that. >> people use botox all the time. do you want to know what they look like without it? it is anti-fun. i am drawing a line in the sand here. martha: i am sure you will be pleased to hear that that part of the plan is not getting any real attraction. -- traction. somebody said, they came up with a pretty creative idea. can you imagine what the doctors think? >> people are already paying out of pocket for this. martha: apparently new jersey is the only one that has that law. >> that just means that people will go to new york, or what ever. i really believe there would be an underground place where people could start getting these drugs. maybe they will just go to other countries. they are going to get their plastic surgery, or burn this. >> -- regardless. >> the bottom line is, that stuff works, and i'm going to do what i can to get it. martha: of want to let everyone know we are watch

you heard the plastic surgeon talking.s you wonder why along the way plastic surgeon didn't step in and say, look, michael, i'm not going to do this, i know it's what you want, but it's not right or healthy for youi'm not going to do it. >> a lot of people speculating he surrounded himself with people who said yes. >> that's true. >> when we come back, advice for actress megan fox. >> yes. and justin timberlake's breakup? i don't know. "skinny" up next. ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ skinny, so skinny >> we start with one of jeremy's favorite ladies. >> could we just put up a picture for a second or two? before you say anything negative, i just wonder if we could just look at her for a couple of seconds. >> and indulge your weird fantasy. >> then we could get into the bad stuff. >> first of all, i have nothing negative to say about her for the reasons you think. i don't have some weird jealousy like do i with other women for this particular one. it's interesting. if anyone saw the recent interview with her on entertainment weekly,

they are much lighter weight which uses less plastic.e of our companies using recycled content to use less virgin materials so bottled water is trying to do what it can to reduce the environmental footprint but i think it is important to recognize bottled water is one of thousands of food products on the market in plastic, and in fact, we are only one-third of 1%, as reported in the gao report of the entire united states so many efforts to reducing environmental impact has to focus more broadly on all consumer goods. >> absolutely. thank you for your answers. >> thank you ms. burgess. let's get five minutes in before we have to go to votes. >> mr. sharfstein to follow-up on what mr. walden was talking about on the lawsuit with the phthalate, dehp that is them held up. you are now prepared to issue a ruling in september, dui understand correctly on dehp? the fda is prepared to go ahead with their ruling now? >> so, there questions whether we set a standard for bottled water and our intent is to proceed with setting a standard for bottled

>> no, i came on the scene long after he had begun plastic surgery. what i wanted to do, stop it. >> larry: do you know why, he was such a gooding looking young man, why he even started it? >> i don't know. people made fun of the size of his nose. he's very sensitive to that. so then he started doing co cosmetic surgery. remember totti fields. >> larry: how would you describe michael's medical, physical condition on that monday? >> he was dancing in the office so it was hard to say. he was dancing for my patients. he was very mentally aware when i saw him. he was in a very good mood. very happy. >> larry: was it good? >> it was a very, very happy mood. >> larry: you had to be shocked when he died. >> literally, when i found out, i sat at my desk for about is five hours, i couldn't move. because i was very close to him. not because he's michael jackson probably the most talented actor -- excuse me, performer of our age. i had lost my father and brother in medical school. i don't do well with that. >> larry: a doctor should feel that way, right? >> i've

plastic containers, plastic wrap, plastic bottles. shepard: i would rather not. what would you put cheetos in? >> i know that it is tough, but we have to be mindful of how we preserve things. of course. shepard: really? >> these plastic containers are made of polycarbonate. they have a capacity for carcinogenic action. shepard: they can cause cancer? >> absolutely. actually, if you microwaves it -- shepard: i would suggest not eating the bottles. seriously. >> [laughter] definitely drink the water. truly, if you put the bottles in the microwave, which is done by breast-feeding mothers with bottled milk, not just the water, but certain foods nowadays, like clean cuisine, they are being chronically warm up in the microwave. what family does not use plastic containers or won't -- warming food? we all do it and it is a huge problem. shepard: it is? >> we have a holistic practice. i have been testing my patients for mercury, aluminum, sir william. the levels in the blood and urine are at an all-time high. shepard: you could just not test them. >> absolutely. [laughter

with the sagging economy, americans are spending thousands on plastic surgery. extreme measures they say will improve their resume. but can going under the knife really help you land a better job? and american h >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the nation's bloated unemployment rate and the extreme some people have been willing to go to to land a job. all the way to the operating room. now, we all know nearly 10% of americans are out of work, that's a 26-year high and president obama says he expects the number to go even higher. no shortage of advice for job seekers, but tonight, sharyn alfonsi probes a radical remedy. >> i work out. really big on the fitness and nutrition aspect of it. i don't see myself in the mirror, i feel like i'm 20 years old. >> most people could kill to have this body, but he sees problems. >> yes, that drives me crazy. >> lately, smith has started to think that the little bit of fat and the deepening wrinkles might be holding him back. >> i have been out of work since last august, quite frankly. >> smith wor

i've had no plastic surgery on my face, just my nose.higher notes. >> but are you michael? are you honestly saying you've only ever had one operation? >> two. >> you've had two. >> that i can remember, yes. just two. >> but if i look at some of the photographs of you in your adolescence -- >> yes, i changed. people change. >> but even after, when you did the "thriller" album, your lips are very different now to what they were then. >> no. nope. >> but they are. they do look different. you think so? >> sorry. nope. >> honestly, in some ways i can understand it because -- >> i'm happy with the lips. >> no. forget the lips. >> and everybody in hollywood gets plastic surgery. plastic surgery wasn't invented for michael jackson. >> no, i'm not suggesting it was invented for michael jackson. >> everybody does it. >> but what i'm saying, sometimes people go too far. sometimes if they have a lot of money and they have an opportunity, sometimes they can think, oh, i'll do things, especially given your childhood. i mean, while we've talked, i've b

. >> what you buy on the plastic could cost new other ways than just money. lindsey davis tells us what the credit card companies don't want to see on your statement. >> reporter: putting your plastic back in your pocket won't just save you money it could save your credit. every time you utter the words charge it, your credit card issuer could be assessing your spending behavior and drawing conclusions about your credit worthiness. in the book "credit card nation," you'll find a list of ten things you should not charge on your credit card. the idea is that certain purchases can make you look desperate, unstable or looking for an escape from financial worries. that part of the list includes adult toys, marriage counseling, cash advances, lottery tickets, traffic tickets, personal pampering and alcohol. other things to keep in mind. if you gnt use your credit card at a 99 cent store or wal-mart in the past, don't start now. retreading your tires could look like a desperate move if you are used to buying new tires. and income taxes. whenever you use a credit car

. >>> and can this be do it yourself plastic surgery? women who try to save money by doing it themselves? >>> and also, summer mysteries. we solve the secret starbucks is about to reveal. >>> weather so hot you can bake cookies in your car. >>> and talk about vacations and cookies in your car. >>> and talk about vacations and the one that didn't get away. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> and we do welcome you to another week. good morning, america. diane sawyer with chris cuomo on this monday, july 20th. robin is off today. >>> that video of that frightened young private being held by the taliban. we are going to hear from the secretary of state on a wide-ranking number of things including how the u.s. government is working to get him home. >> but the you are general circumstance the urgency of this situation for 23-year-old bowe bergdahl, you see him right there, the distress when he's talking about his family and his fiancee. it has gotn the search for him up and under way especially in his small hometown of haley, ida idaho. we'll t

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a head's up, craig has an exclusive interview with michael jackson's long-time plastic surgeon who names names as he tells us what he knows about who made michael a junky. how does demerol debbie roe sound? and the sealed air erin andrews. only three possibilities. either a peeping tom is a skilled and obsessed freak with a lot of skill and times on his hands or an insider that works for fox news or the tape is a hoax. that probe later. up front tonight, the president, the professor and the cop from cambridge. >> i think it is fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly. and number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of african americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. >> i acted appropriately. mr. gates was given plenty of opportunity to stop what he was doing. he acted very irrational and he controlled the ultimate events. i support the president of the united states 110%. i think he is way off base wading into

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but is this a plastic surgery procedure that would be an end to the pain? >> plastic surgery?re you talking about? we'll let you know in a bit. >>> but first this half hour, as the investigation continues into michael jackson's death, we're learning more about the hidden world of his three children. for years, they were kept from view. but now people close to the jackson family are revealing what life was like in the jackson household, and the role played by the oldest child, prince. our chris connolly has the details. >> reporter: he remained calm and poised. prince, michael jackson's 12-year-old son, composed beyond his years, as a public memorial became an emotional family funeral. >> daddy? >> reporter: now, a new picture of prince's personality is beginning to emerge. that of a quiet leader inside his home. respected by those who worked there. >> it was a bit unusual in the beginning, taking instructions from prince. but once i understood the process, he was like a go-between, between mr. jackson and myself. >> reporter: doug jones, jackson's former personal chef, says it

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how plastic surgery could be a fix for migraine sufferers. >>> no a developing story out of the district. a grand jury has indicted two brothers in connection with the 2006 murder of local music producer scott the beach. 23-year-old jamal alexis and his were indicted, stemming from the murders oin october of 2008. ct bdeteesivelieved he was killed because he was a witness es to the murder of raymond brown, known as scottie beats. >>> prosecutors say they have a new witness in the alleged kiing of chandra lieavy. >> his defense attorney says they need more time and information before they can defend ingmar guandique. they say there are at least 10 other people who could be investigated as suspects in this case. still, prosecutors say guandique is their man and they have a new witness to support the case. the identified with a says he or she was attacked on the jogging path and stabbed. the assailan according to this witness, looks just like ingmar guandique, the man prosecutors and police k -- claim is chandra levy's killer. he was brought back from a federal prison in california, locked

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this was not from plastic surgery. ♪ who says there's nothing like the taste of cool whip ?uys too. ♪ obviously they do. ♪ oh, and her. ♪ fa welcome home, man. , buy dot com. we have a winner! yes! >> geraldo: back live with brother craig. >> according to dr. kline's attorney, certain personalities including those with medical credentials, one of which we believe has not treated michael jackson in ten years continued to provide self-serving and or potentially libelous comments to the immediatey about dr. kline and his history with michael jackson. he request the media to refrain from speculation and innuendo regarding dr. kline and his medical care and personal relationship with mr. jackson. >> okay. we will stop. i want to move on to the child that may or may not be michael's. the kid move inside neverland ranch after 1997 and lived there until 2005. ever since he has been seen in various birthday and holiday celebrations with the jackson family. is oh mer omir bati really the biological child of the king of pop? >> what's up, everybody. >> geraldo: goes by the name of o.b.

>> he did have plastic surgery a few years prior. he clearly had most of that plastic surgery after that time. maybe he was so insecure with his looks after that that he just kept going. dr. klein said to you that michael jackson viewed his face as a work of art. first operation was in '79. first nose job. this was in '84 this particular accident but had the bulk of his plastic surgery after that. it's hard to say but clearly you needed operations on his head, for sure. >> larry: he could have died. >> could have died, absolutely. clearly endured a great deal of pain. >> larry: what's the latest on the investigation, by the way? >> lapd is not saying whether or not this is an accident or homicide investigation. the door's open. the toxicology report could be released as early as friday but probably midweek. i think at that time lapd will announce it's homicide investigation. >> larry: tmz reports lapd was treating the michael jackson case as a homicide. what do you know? >> they are saying they're not treating it as a homicide invest

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migraine sufferers are visiting plastic surgeons. botox has been able to freeze migraines. but it wears off so some surgeons have removed the muscles for a permanent fix. a year later migraines were eliminated for more than half of the patients who received the surgery. >> coming up, ducks race in chicago for a special benefit. >> a downtown baltimore hotel is renovate and reopened. we will go on a tour. >> this is a live picture from the sky cam overlooking the downtown area. up next an update of traffic and weather. >> good morning, kim dacey with a look at the "traffic pulse 11" report. we have picked up an accident in district of columbia at route 175 and tamar drive. police are there so watch out for that. we will give you some live drive times. 895 northbound between 95 south and harbor tunnel we have nine minutes. beltway outer loop from 795 to i-95 top side 11 minutes. 95 southbound between the beltway and route 100 six minutes. so, it is moving just fine. no delays yet so that is good news for this friday morning. this is the beltway on the west side at baltimore n

. >>> weather wise nice day out there today but get ready to stick to your plastic slip covers.ytas has the plastic slip covers in the home jones us with the latest. >> really? i didn't know. i have to find those. any way here's what's going on out there. hot conditions but the good news is the type of heat that is throughout is a dry heat. as the temperatures go up near the 90's almost we see the temperatures feel comfortable because it's not very humid so we are seeing plenty of sunshine but a beautiful day out there. in fact looking at the high today across the state 89 degrees was high of baltimore. 88 in dc. 85 in 86 degrees and lock at fredericksburg south of dc looking at 90 grows for the high. so very hot day there for them but nonetheless like i said the heat is not being too bad of a factor because of the dew point being lower. moisture content out there in the atmosphere. 49 greets dew point here. you can see fee to the south of us so looks like we are feeling pretty good as far as the humidity levels and dew point being on the lower side of things. now right now the

that means plastic surgery on the rest of them. one that you use primarily for the various expenses, the other one is standby in cases of emergency, and maybe you have to buy one continuing on it once a year to keep it active, but no more. one. two. nothing else besides that. the other thing that is so important is that every family have a minimum cash balance of probably five to six months of expenses, so that they won't just completely be at the mercy of the events that may take them over a period of time, and they can have some feeling of security in terms of their money. so these are a couple of simple things. i have many things in this book that you will find interesting. i've got one chapter in here about how to start a witness. i'm a great -- a business. i'm a great believer ineptship. i think -- in entrepreneurship. i think people should enjoy the fruits of the free enterprise system and should get into business. it's not all that hard. i indicated that a lady with a third grade education can make a beautiful entrepreneur,

exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogenechnologies that could increase fuel efficiency by up to 80%. in the north of england to my new job at the refinery in the south. i'll never forget. it used one tank of petrol and i had to refill it twice with oil. a new car today has 95% lower emissions than in 1970. exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogen technologies that could increase fuel efficiency by up to 80%. in the north of england to my new job at the refinery in the south. i'll never forget. it used one tank of petrol and i had to refill it twice with oil. a new car today has 95% lower emissions than in 1970. exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogen technologies that could increase fuel efficiency by up to 80%. >>> we're following breaking news in the michael jackson case. only randi kaye has it. clues found at the las vegas properties of conrad murray, jackson's doctor, clues to how jackson obta

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instead of saving money, she ended up with massive bills after having to be a plastic surgeon to reverse some of the effect. she's not alone. this korean woman was once a model and singer but end up with disastrous results after injecting herself with cooking oil. >> they'll never really get back to normal. >> people tryin to save money by doing it themselves. products ranging from nose clips to lasers and acid peels are all for sale on the internet. t mary warns the savings may not be worth it in the end. >> we live in a society obsessed with looks and beauty. how do you feel when you look in the mirror? >> i should have been just happy with the way i looked. i have to leave it in god's hands and realize that there are more important things in life than how we all look. >> the u.k.'s royal college of psychiatrists published a study citing another patient who used sandpaper as a form of determine abrasion to lighten his skin. doctors say under no circumstances should these cosmetic procedures be done at home. >> that sound like pretty good advice to me. also from "7 on your side" tonight

tavis: not double platinum, double plastic.[laughter] >> so then i said, ok, the next song he did, it should be something more like who you are. so they wrote a song called " something kind of fellow." they put it out and it was a big head. he realized being himself. so at that point he was himself and he just got into it. so when he came into with "what's going on," he was himself more than i wanted him to be himself. that's what he felt. he convinced me. man, i really feel this, you know, and i want to aqueousen the minds of men. i have a brother in vietnam. i have this. whatever he did, he was convincing that he really, really -- i said what about your career, marvin? i don't care about the career. i want to awaken the minds of men. tavis: how tragic, i don't know if you have the words for this, it's an unfair question, it is, i can move past it. i know how the rest of us who still love marvin felt when we heard the news on that april 1. i know i and a bunch of others, i thought it was a very, very sick april fool's joke whe

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now it seems like everybody is reaching for the bottle of plastic to quench their thurst.ow much do you really know about what's in your water? lawmakers in washington are debating some of the claims on bottled water. and something needs to be done about it. carolyn shy lee has more on the great h20 debate. >> tap water versus bottled. according to a report put out by the general accountability office, for the most part they followed the same safety rules. with bottled water in many cases you have no idea what you are getting. and including the contaminant levels in there. because the companies are not legally required to put it on the label or website. some lawmakers are criticizing the claims bottle water makers are putting the labels. >> it explains the history of the water by saying, when joseph ricker was revised from the death he bed by drinking the spring water and lived 52 years, the health benefits were legendary. >> one concern is dehp a plastic additive that can go out into the water. they recommend that the fda issue a quality standard for the additive. tap wat

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plastic surgery could be the answer for migraine headaches. doctors say there is surprising hope in the most unlikely of places, the plastic surgeon's office. a discovery a surgeon stumbled on when patient after patient noted that a forehead lift also lifted their migraines. >> what we do is remove the frowning muscles that are compressing the nerves and relieve the pain for the migraine patients. >> as part of a study, surgeons and neurologists performed the study on 49 patients. 57% reported their migraines went away. >>> having trouble sleeping? in this tough economy, financial worries and stress could be keeping you up at night. the national institutes of health says at least 40 million americans suffer from chronic sleep problems, and another 20 million from occasional sleep problems. and what you do before going to bed could actually be keeping you up from getting a good night's rest. abc 2 news sandra has some sound advice. >> reporter: it's that dreaded sound. many americans say they're waking up more tired. for some, worries are keepi

all the plastic surgery on michael jackson's face. -- i am going to -- i think it's safe to assume, also, that the level of medication he was on could have impaired his judgment. i don't think it's any coincidence that later that year he was stepping out with emmanuel lewis, carrying him to red carpet events. the next year he acquired beguns. sleeping in a bed with bubbles. >> the strange behavior started to happen after this incident. >> i don't think that medication can make you want little boys to sleep in your bed with you, but i think that it can certainly impair your judgment. >> right. and you know, dr. arnold klein, who was his longtime dermatologist says also been involved in treating jackson said he had skin grafts at the time, as well. but now, "us weekly" is also reporting that he is now claiming to be the biological father of michael jackson's three children. >> he's not claiming to be the father. he just has given very -- >> sperm donor. >> he's given very ambiguous answers about being the father. we've confirmed he's th

this was in '84 this particular accident but had the bulk of plastic surgery after that. it's hard to say but clearly you needed operations on his head, for sure. >> larry: he could have died. >> could have died, absolutely. clearly endured a great deal of pain. >> larry: what's the latest on the investigation, by the way? >> lapd is not saying whether or not this is an accident or hop side investigation. the door's open. the toxicology report could be released as early as friday but probably mid week. i think at that time lapd will announce it's homicide investigation. >> larry: tmz reports they were treating the michael jackson case as a homicide. what do you know? >> they are saying they're not treating it as a homicide investigation but homicide detectives are investigating. you also look back if this was viewed as a homicide early on, they certainly didn't act on it. they didn't secure the premiseses as they should have. several days went by that's not to say they won't deem this a homicide investigation in the future. >> larry: when are the autopsy reports? when wil