. >> the museum has exciting anni [older man speaking foreign language] richie! richie! [speaking foreign language] yo, tye! what-up? richie! what-up, player? how ya doing, son? all right, man. i'm chillin', of course. you gonna be there, right? click freedomcenter.org to find yours. >> welcome to our town hall forum. i am the co-host of open hope" crosscurrent." i am joined by my colleague also from kalw. we would like to welcome you on behalf of the society of professional journalists for what promises to be a bi discussion about what is going on in journalism today. what we want to talk about are the rapid changes going on right now in journalism with a convergence of new technology, new media, and a weak economy. all that has basically forced changes in the way that we gather the news, in the way that we deliver the news, in the way that we received the news. we have with us a stellar panel of top thinkers in the fields of media, education, finance, and government represented, but we also wanted to encourage an audience to participate and drive to a's discussion. so

it resonated with lionel richie, a friend of both of ours.ly 5,000 people are reported missing or confirm dead at the pentagon center. what were you doing initially before the second plane? americans search for answers and their leaders contemplate action. >> my favorite larry king memory was probably the way he handled the 9/11 situation. i thought it was amazing how there was so much information coming in. so many different streams of information. >> larry: to you get the feeling, governor, you may have more information. the men on that plane, apparently from what we've learned, attacked the intelligence committee. did intelligence fail us? >> he was right on target to handle so many different interviews all at one point. it was just amazing how he kept all of that together in his head. i can't believe it. >> larry: go in and take them out. >> it was amazing. i was watching television and i was actually looking forward to jack welch who is someone i like and respect. >> larry: he was going to be the guest. >> he was going to be a guest. and

aerosmith's amazing; richie supa who wrote amazing also wrote in the rooms who won the prism award in 2009, which is fantastic. there are so many musicians in recovery today. well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right. and richie supa is putting out an album now with dozens of recovering musicians from different groups we've all heard of since the 70s and they're producing it now and they're all written about recovery and all the success stories that go with it. so essentially, we've got the internet. and in the internet, we didn't even begin to touch on the whole issue of pharmacies, online pharmacies, and how they contribute. right, mark? the internet is incredibly valuable in terms of the information that provides access to unlimited resources and with free trade, commerce and opinion and speech, there are people who will take advantage of opportunities and perpetuate some of the less fortunate sides of our society and our approach again is to reward when people do things in an accurate way, make sure that the portrayal is being recognized, so th

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colonel richie mentioned information on suicide. i want to point out one highly important component of this. this is a look at veterans who used va are versus those who do not. young veterans under age 30 from 16 states where they cdc has this been data, in 2005, veterans who came to va were almost 20% more likely to die from suicide than those who do not. we think this is because of increased rates of ptsd and related conditions in these veterans. however, by 2007, veterans who came -- these are the young veterans under age 30, came to va were 30% less likely to die from suicide than those who did not come to us. this is a sign that something right is going on in they va system. it is an important finding and an important advance, but it raises the next question. we have responsibility for veterans who do not come to us as well as those who do. the public health model for mental health care that our secretarr is advancing really focuses on pats into va medical centers and clinics as well as the care that is going on in those va med

nicole richie battled a heroin addiction.ack starting a family and launching a fashion line. charlie sheen, after years of treatment, spent his past christmas in jail for assaulting his wife. he's awaiting sentencing and could face several years in prison. paris hilton spent 23 days in prison after a dui conviction and driving with a suspended license. she woke to larry king two days after her release. >> she was a very traumatic experience but i feel that god makes everything happen for a reason. >> reporter: but these days she finds herself on the wrong side of the law. >> lindsay's jail sentence will be similar to where paris hilton went. she will have sort of a sanitary living conditions. very white-wash, very simple, very plain. >> reporter: and for the actress whose life is anything but simple these days, it may be exactly what she needs. for "good morning america," andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> and we're going to get more on this from addiction expert william cope morris. thanks for joining us again. lindsay's

now in the same lockup center that housed other notorious celebrity like paris hilton and nicole richieexclusively with lohan's father michael but first cbs news correspondent ben tracy takes a look at yesterday's wild scene. >> reporter: lindsay lohan with her final few moments of freedom. the media crammed the entrance to the courthouse while helicopters tracked her arrival from the air. when the actress finally walked in. >> what insanity rsht she was given a confetti shower by someone in the crowd. after months of drama, the scene inside the courtroom was subdued and lasted only five minutes as lohan officially surrendered, the judge ordered the cameras off, leaving a sketch artist with the moment she was handcuffed and left away. >> no image, no photo of her being handcuffed because that would follow her the rest of the life. i thought that was gracious of the judge. >> reporter: her mother was there as well as her estranged father michael who said lohan handled herself strong as she was led away. the carnival atmosphere continued outside. >> she's accepted responsibility and that'

nicole richie battled a heroin addiction before she was sentenced to four days in jail.82 minutes, ritchie bounced back. starting a family and launching a fashion line. charlie sheen's acting career has been coupled with decades of substance abuse and several stints in rehab. even after years of treatment sheen spent this past christmas in jail for assaulting his wife. he is awaiting sentencing and could face several years in prison. paris hilton served 23 days in prison after a dui conviction and driving with a suspended license. she spoke to larry king two days after her release. >> definitely it was a very traumatic experience but i feel like god does make everything happen for a reason. >> reporter: but these days, paris still finds herself on the wrong side of the law. according to a french newspaper, "corse-matin," she was detained in france this weekend after dogs detected a small amount of marijuana in her bag. >> lindsay's jail sentence will be very similar to where paris hilton went. she will have a sort of a very sanitary living conditions that will be very wh

hosted several female celebrities including paris hilton -- hilton paris -- [ laughter ] -- and nicole richier blow for her this morning, reports that her lawyer quit. lohan's sentence is one of the most researched stories, did you know that? >> no. >> on the web this morning. so -- [ laughter ] >> -- the question of the day. >> do you think lindsay lohan should be required to serve time in jail? you can send your responses to mornings@cbs5.com. we're also on facebook and twitter. so this all stems back from an event that happened in 2007, is that right? >> and she was on probation and she violated her probation. i think she has gotten a lot of opportunities to -- [ pause ] >> more than a couple of lawyers. >> more than her fair share. so. >>> 5:14. fog is going to be thicker today than it has been lately. tracy? >> yeah. more fog in the forecast this morning around the bay and also well inland. coming up we'll take a look at your current conditions around the bay and more importantly, your afternoon highs. all that and more in just a few moments. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i

because of that, richie kumar reports that they are increasing patrols. >> with three different agencies scored this park with highly trained dogs. looking for pythons, that two different areas were discovered just a few days ago. all three were detonated by the bomb squad. friday, the-pipe bomb. and the person discover. >> the area was sealed off. and the bomb squad to possess the device. >> the one the police department used their robotics, to move the device. subsequently, rendered it safe. we do not know at this point what their opinion is. it was suspicious enough for them to detonate. as far as the makeup? we do not know. >> and is there any indications that there is more out there? this is merely a precautionary measure that needs to be dealt law enforcement. >> approximately five dozen houses in the area. and 5000 houses in the area-- >> and residents are on alert. this could have killed somebody. >> and we all have to watch out for each other and we should be aware. >> concord police will step up patrols this weekend because the soccer tournament is taking place at this park. an

walked in to that courtroom on tuesday, she was convinced that she might get something like nicole richie no idea that she'd be in here two weeks or even longer. >> so what are her days like, do you know? >> they have been chaotic. she hasn't adjusted well. she was in a great deal of shock when she went in. and there's been a lot of in-fighting with her attorneys. she's blaming them for not being able to get her off. there's been a lot of fighting with her mom for not helping her out. she's relying on her mom, but she's let down by everyone around her because she was convinced someone would help hr out. and there was a shovel of attorn shuffle of attorneys beforehand. >> but she's for the goinot goi the local timwhole time. >> but it still is very different. it's like taking a fish out of fresh water and putting it into salt water. it's a totally different environment. even her wake-up call at 6:00, she usually goes to bed at 6:00. she doesn't have any communication with the outside world. just a very different existence, but she's a lot tougher than paris hilton who spent time in a simil

nicole richie was tweeting about her wanting a pair of this. it's a popular trend.s for that night, great to go with the underwear. >> if you want it to last -- >> you have to do good old-fashioned exercise. >> so, as we move over to our exercise area. >> this is the key. main thing is what are you going to look like once those clothes come off, put on your swimsuit or in your underwear? what does the booty look like unerneath it all. that's where this goes out the window and good, old-fashioned exercise -- >> you don't want a big, flabby booty. you want a toned booty. >> plump and tight. >> it's easy to do. my pmom swears by this. give it a squeeze when you're walking the dog. >> you can hold it for up to 15, 20 seconds. contracting the muscle and releasing and contracting it again. >> standing at line in the grocery store, at your desk. >> no one knows you're doing it. of course, there are work outs as well. >> these are all quick fixes. >> kick to the back, kick to the side. >> if you want to do something a little more hard core, you want to boost that butt -- >>

host: let's take this call from new port richie, florida. on our line for republicans. go ahead.aller: hello. i'm glad that you have this topic tying housing with jobs.. i have two questions, although there's so many. this is a regionnal problem, here in florida. i'd like to ask you the center for housing there at harvard, is that a for-profit or non-profit? second of all, not related to that, is there ny way that in your statistical studies that you founn an overall default in the nation for housing markets? and was it more regionnal, or was it scailed at different times? can you tell me about your statistics there? and then your third question if rob will let me you can to about jobs for a second. host: quickly. caller: when you looked at the jobs versus being able to get back into the -- these homes that were defaulted on, what was the ratio for that? so i'll hang up. host: dan mccue? guest: ok. well, first of all, the joint center for housing is a harvard-affiliated research center. so we're just an academic research center. we don't have any products or anything. we have our

this is something we have to prove to the world richie also talks about the waste and abuse in the d.c. public schools. dismissal of to get 41 teachers in washington, d.c., your reaction? -- dismissal of to order 41 teachers in washington, d.c., your reaction? caller: i oppose it because of one reason. i think it is too much pressure on the teachers about how the school system is going on when it is really about the politicians. we should be more focused on what programs are cut and i think it should be up to the parents for it if you cannot discipline kids at home, how do you expect the teachers to do anything? they should be more focused on pta meetings. i was once a teacher years ago to is very rare that you could do anything about the classroom if you cannot discipline. you can be the best teacher in the world but you cannot control the discipline and the teachers are not attending pta, that is a problem. host: our phone lines are open. 165 teachers were given poor ratings of a new evaluation system. seven of the 37 educators were judged minimally effective and given one year to im

. >> pit bull is here, usher is here, lionel richie. a nice group.eat. easy going, down-to-earth. they were easy going. it was probably the fastest video i've ever done. >> that's cool. >> you have to buy the album. >> we will. here's the thing -- >> nicole, acon. >> during the world cup you promised that if spain won the world cup you would waterski naked in biscayne bay in miami. when is it going to happen because we're going to do a split show. meredith and ann are going to come down for that. >> matt -- >> when are you doing it? >> let me tell you one thing, you look better than me skiing naked. >> i didn't make the promise. >> what's the biggest bet you've ever made? >> it is not to ski naked in biscayne bay, i can tell you that. >> look at my legs. i have chicken legs. >> do you want to see him ski naked in biscayne bay? i think they do. >> i said i would do it late at night, not in a full moon. >> what are you going to sing? featuring pit bull, enrique iglesias. >> new york city! make some noise! ♪ girl, please excuse me if i'm coming too stro

[older man speaking foreign language] richie! richie! [speaking foreign language] yo, tye! what-up? richie! what-up, player? how ya doing, son? all right, man. i'm chillin', of course. you gonna be there, right? click freedomcenter.org to find yours. announcer: so, what's the biggest issue in america today? i don't think we're probably ever doing enough for our environment. the war in iraq religious yahoos freedom of speech i get angry about it, but it's like... ya' know, in my own apartment. i probably believe in all those causes, but i'm...i'm not really doin' anything.

richie! yo, tye! what-up? richie! what-up, player? how ya doing, son? all right, man. i'm chillin', of course. click freedomcenter.org to find yours. i'm the president of friends of mclaren park. it is one of the oldest neighborhood community park groups in san francisco. i give a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their