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then there is robin. strong, smart, independent, she does not need to put on a flannel shirt or by a pickup truck to convince missourians she knows what their lives are all about. [applause] she has been taking on the bad guys, the financial industry, right here in missouri, while the republican party watched as the regulators slept in washington and slept soundly. she will not be doing the bidding of lobbyists in washington. she will be doing the bidding of you. informed by her heart of america common sense and her bedrock principles of fairness and hard work, she is going to be on your side. but she needs your help. this is going to be a ringtail tutor, even from missouri standards. this will be a tough race. one of the things i am most worried about, one of the things i am most worried about is passion and enthusiasm. it was a remarkable thing, the elections of 2008. we had a wildly successful year in missouri. while the president nearly lost to this day, i watched in amazement in st. louis as 100,000

robin? >> all right. we'll join you in a bit, sam. >>> a lot of people want to cool off this weekend. is it safe to go in the water? that's the question on the minds of people throughout the northeast, after a series of shark sightings led to the closing of some of the region's most popular beaches. ron claiborne is on the jersey shore with more on that. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there's a couple of surfers in the distance in the water now. despite shark sightings on neighboring beaches, all the way up to cape cod. and there's a reason they've been so close to shore. and that is, the exceptionally warm water, in this exceptionally warm summer so far. along the coast of new jersey, five shark sightings in the last three days have lifeguards on alert. one here yesterday. 2 more 5-footers the day before, just 30 yards from shore. and one each on neighboring beaches to the north and south. >> eight to ten feet. not more than, i'd say, 20 feet away. i popped the board around. started

robin? robin? you. >> the mets and the padres. >> there you go. ding, ding, ding. >> what do i get? what do i get? not a pie in the face. >>> what are you laughing about, sam champion? >> i love the -- oh, oh, oh. horshack, oh, oh, oh. let's get to the boards. good morning, by the way, everybody. we have one or two things going on this tuesday morning we want you to know about. we'll start with the big storms in the montana area, in the northern plains as of yesterday. these unusual storms in that area, two killed by tornado in that area. there have been strong storms in it is moving into minnesota today. and i think green bay, you're a part of sioux falls. duluth as well. asheville, atlanta. and also, we have this high fire damage. more than 50 fires have broken out in the west since saturday. lightning is kicking off the fires in the mountains. heats up in the northeast. we'll talk about that throughout the morning. >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. george? >> okay, sam. t

robin? >> all right, sam. thank you.ll be back to you in a little bit. >>> coming up, bristol palin speaks out about getting back together with levi johnston. and what her mom, sarah palin, really thinks about their upcoming wedding plans. i'm from the gulf coast. my family spends a lot of time here. i have a personal interest in ensuring that we get this job done right. i'm keith seilhan. i'm in charge of bp's clean up on the gulf coast. bp's taken full responsibility for the clean up, and that includes keeping you informed. over 25,000 people are included in the clean up operation. our crews are cleaning the gulf beaches 24/7. we're going to be here as long as it takes to make this right. copd doesn't just make it hard to breathe... it makes it hard to do a lot of things. and i'm a guy who likes to go exploring ... get my hands dirty... and try new things. so i asked my doctor if spiriva could help me breathe better. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled maintenance treatment for both forms of copd... which includes c

robin? >> i love the angle of the shot. you're a giant man. >> 12 feet tall. >> thanks, sam. >>> earlier this week, bachelorette, ali, heard the four words no woman wants to hear. we need to talk. everyone knows, breaking up is hard to do. how do you survive a breakup that you didn't even see coming? what's the best way to recover from a broken heart. the happily-married juju chang will tell us about this. >> i know nothing about dating. i checked urban dictionary. and the phrase, "we need to talk" means big trouble. it's code for, i will talk, you will listen. but it's also a warning signal, aiming at softening the blow, before heartache. frank seriously romanced the bachelorette, ali. >> gorgeous. >> thank you. >> winning enough of her heart to be chosen as one of three guys to jet halfway around the world, to tahiti, only to deliver a heartbreaking cliche. >> we need to talk. >> okay. >> we need to talk. >> reporter: we need to talk? four words that strike terror into the hearts of lovers. he broke up with her in favor o

robin? >> more to come. all right, pierre. you. >>> now juju chang has the rest of the morning's news headlines for us. good morning. >> good morning, robin and george. we're going to begin in washington where congress has just approved a $59 billion measure to pay for the war in afghanistan, but the vote in the house revealed a deepening divide among democrats, who are deserting the president and his war strategy in droves. our jonathan karl has more from capitol hill. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, jju. the president requis money way back in february. it took the house months to finally approve and did so only after revealing deepening democrat opposition to the war. consider this, the last time the house voted for war funding, 32 democrats voted against the bill. that was last year. this time around, three times as many. 102 democrats voted to defund the war. the strongest e war during the debate were republicans and without their support, and the overwhelming majority of republicans voted for the bill, the p

good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. and bp has been pleased with the progress of that sealing cap. but after days of growing government concern and an explosive letter from admiral thad allen publicly flogged bp for not taking seriously enough that potential leak and for apparently keeping vital information from the government. the cap shutting in that oil may not have been. for days a mysterious gas has gurgled out past bp's underwater cameras. now government scientists believe they reveal a leak deep inside the well explaining the troubling lower than expected pressure readings. and late last night, a blistering letter to bp's managing director from the federal official in charge of the response, jammed with commands like, you must provide, you are required, and i direct you. the letter ordered bp to inform the government of any new leaks within four hours. admiral thad allen wrote, "i direct to you provide me a written procedure for opening the choke valve as quickly as possible without damaging the well, should hydr

then there is robin. strong, smart, independent, she does not need to put on a flannel shirt or by a pickup truck to convince missourians she knows what their lives are all about. [applause] she has been taking on the bad guys, the financial industry, right here in missouri, while the republican party watched as the regulators slept in washington and slept soundly. she will not be doing the bidding of lobbyists in washington. she will be doing the bidding of you. informed by her heart of america common sense and her bedrock principles of fairness and hard work, she is going to be on your side. but she needs your help. this is going to be a ringtail tutor, even from missouri standards. this will be a tough race. one of the things i am most worried about, one of the things i am most worried about is passion and enthusiasm. it was a remarkable thing, the elections of 2008. we had a wildly successful year in missouri. while the president nearly lost to this day, i watched in amazement in st. louis as 100,000

>> this is a wild audience, robin.ll like -- can we give that away, or is that something we can hold on secret to a later show? we can give it away. when you crush these ants, they actually spell, apparently, like coconut. not those ones. the tiny ones. and he called them odorous ants. yeah. yeah. i don't know, just seemed interesting. there's a sign behind it. speaking of signs, awesome, guys, by the way. we love it. when you do signs like that, that makes the whole show. let's get to the boards. one or two things as walk out the door. first, we're going to talk about the oil that's floating over the gulf, where it goes next couple of days. with the air of high pressure setting up off the east coast of florida. that means you're going to get a good southeast wind here. that will continue to push the oil that's out there towards the shoreline. how about this, you're in new york city today, 88 degrees, low humidity. i love this town. exactly like that. that's absolutely beautiful. on the west coast, even though it was v

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that. >> thank you, robin.,ith us. >> thank you. >> this is the 25th wedding anniversary. i think it's appropriate for >> tha weddinggment, that we have a te for ouple behind us. we'll see what happens, the big ay. couple t. >>> we have so much more coming coming shark attacks. something about sharks and chris k attack. i'm not sure. come on back and find out. come on back a t. good morning! ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... ♪ ...can lead to another. ♪ ♪ ...made with real fruit and now with more of the whole grains your body needs. nutri-grain can help you eat better all day. nutri-grain can help you she starts at dawn and so does her back pain.om. that's two pills for a four hour drive. the drive is done. so it's a day of games and two more pills. the games are over, her pain is back, that's two more pills. and when she's finally home, but hang on, just two aleve can keep back pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rachel, who chose aleve and two pills for a day free

>> 20. >> ten more minutes to come. >> thank you all, jim, robin, mark. guarantee they will be back. a corridor of cruelty, abused animals, many victims of dog fighting are dumped and left to die. those are the lucky ones. cnn's hero stumbled across this gruesome place and simply could not turn her back. watch. >>> the first time i ever went to the corridor, i realized there were strays everywhere. so many dogs that were starving. dogs with broken legs. and i parade and i parade that somehow i could be inspired to do something to help. i'm deborah hoffman and my calling in life is to save neglect add bused abandoned animals. this street is one of the major dumping ground. we'll find dogs that we believe are used in dog fighting. in large trash bags. >> oh, yeah. back in here. >> deborah hoffman was a person who brought to our attention the fact that the corridor of cruelty even existed. deborah is saving the animals and because of her, there are some happy endings in this situation. >> come on, cody. come on. >> this is what i am going to do rest of my li

robin's doctor wants her to get a routine colonoscopy.und one that was $3,980 less than the rest. >> wow, that's not necessarily good news because i don't want to get it. >> reporter: robin and her daughter jill both just graduated from college. a huge accomplishment and huge debt. but robin plans to become a teacher and didn't realize the government will forgive $17,500 worth of student loans if she works in an underprivileged school. >> there are a lot of challenges and i think a lot of rewards. >> reporter: next, i took the shoblocks to their local credit union. >> the credit union has approved you to refinance your car loan at 7.5%. >> reporter: most people have never heard of refinancing a car loan. it will save the shoblocks $1,995. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> reporter: time to tackle the shoblocks' credit card debt. first, use their small savings, earning just 1% interest, to pay off the worst credit cards, costing as much as 30% interest. second, open a new low-interest credit card at the credit union and roll the rest of their ba

robin, come on up, robin. >> hi, there. i am a small-business owner. we are a new food startup, but we emerged from the food culture. we have been involved with emobile food cart around the city -- with the mobile food cart. it is incredibly san francisco and in its thoughtfulness in nature. -- san franciscan in its thoughtfulness and nature. in terms of creating a new center and helping the city make this land more valuable for future use, and the ability to advance micro enterprise, which is so very san francisco, as well. so as a small-business owner, i just wanted to say that this is a fantastic path for the future, and we're very excited to contribute. president maxwell: well, good luck. i plan to get some ice cream. >> hi, i am jim, and i am here representing the neighborhood association transportation planning committee. about one year ago, we had a presentation that was brought to was for alternative uses on the parcels, and the hayes valley farm and other projects were represented. all of them were very, very enthusiasticallyr

. >> we were sailing on a course for robin island, and this was on our port side. and the next minute, the whale was half that distance, coming towards the boat. and i said to peloma, look, i don't think it will hit us, it is still very far away. we'll keep going. >> reporter: but the whale had breached twice already, and it was a case of third time unlu y unlucky. amazingly, the boat didn't sink, but it will be a while before it sets sail again. was it a whale attack or a case of bad timing? the couple have denied all accusations they were harassing it. >> we were not 2308ifollowing t whale. we saw it 400 meters away from us, and it was slipping its tail into the water, and we just watched it. >> reporter: however, authorities are investigating the incident. there is a 1,000 feet exclusion zone. but experts say this must have been an accident. tavine, amert, nbc news, london. >>> this car rolls down the highway and barely makes a sound. we'll show you this one of a kind green machine coming up. >>> look at the golden gate bridge, runners in the fog. i'll have the

think the only one who reads it is myself and a couple friends. >> the problem with the batman and robin thing was their heads weren't big enough. >> they'll be big enough. that won't be a problem. >> all right. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado h

we love robin williams. [ cheers and applause ] very funny guy.e celebrated by doing a 20-minute routine about his cake. [ impersonating williams ] "oh, look at the flames. it's like it's a bunch of people trying to get frankenstein out of the frosting, yes. thank you, yes. oh, i feel like jay-z. i got 59 candles but a wick ain't one, yes. thank you." [ laughter ] "yes, it's a lot of fire. even the head of bp's going, 'stop wasting fuel,' yes. thank you." [ laughter ] yeah, robin, just -- we'll blow out the candles, you -- [ laughter ] hey, guys, listen to this. there's a new bill here in new york that would make it easier to report abusive bosses. yeah. you think people are gonna do that, higgins? >> steve: no. who would do that? i wouldn't do that. i'm not gonna do that. >> jimmy: huh? [ laughter ] what'd you say? >> steve: nothing. >> jimmy: what'd you say to me? [ crying ] >> steve: i didn't say anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. you didn't say anything. [ cheers and applause ] and finally, "sports illustrated" just reported that t

doctor and robin, good morning to you. people are going to look that, robin, and say, first of all, not only why but how? how do you live with so many pets inside your home? how do you explain that? >> for me it's probably an issue of coming from a large family and so there was always chaos and, you know, disruption everywhere in our home when we were growing up. so the animals to me were part of that. they're part of the family to me. >> when people rescue animals, often you hear others say what a great thing you're doing. aren't you a wonderful person? is it a situation where you develop a need for that positive reinforcement and that's why you just keep going? >> partly. partly it is. for me and i'm sure a lot of other animal hoarders it comes down to an issue of feeling needed, wanted, loved. sometimes there are situation that is go on in your life that you don't feel you're getting that from your human companions. >> and yet when it gets out of hand, did you have a turning point? did you have a moment where you looked

think the only one who reads it is myself and a couple friends. >> the problem with the batman and robinng was their heads weren't big enough. >> they'll be big enough. >> they'll be big enough. that won't be

robin sax, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right.nes now with ron claiborne once again. >> good morning again. good morning, everyone. the nen thof t to be working. engineers continue testing the well pressur right now, there's no indic well pressur right now, there's no indic >>> and the stepmot missing 7-year-old boy, kyron horman, has agreed to move o of the family house in portland, oregon. the boy's father has filed for divorce. and says he believes terri horman was involved in their son's disappearance. >>> and actress lindsay lohan is now in a substance abuse facility. she's also hired celebrity lawyer, robert shapiro, as she prepares to head to jail for latnin s to head to jail for 2007 dui case. >>> and they're still bitter in cleveland, imagine that, about lebron jame depm miami. a cleveland brewery is selling out of quit-ness ale, which is described as leaving a bitter aftertaste. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> unbelievable. the big story today, the heat. we look at the high

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. >> reporter: robin's bout with asthma started when she was a baby. it went dormant for year, but it's back with a vengeance. >> a lot of people don't units that asthma attacks are really painful. it just feels like somebody is sitting on your chest. >> reporter: robin is one of 20 million americans who suffer with asthma and says she is desperate for a breakthrough. >> this is very exciting for all of us. >> reporter: this doctor and his research team at ut southwestern may have found one. they discovered that int event rfuron already used to treat certain cancer, multiple sclerosis and hepatitis c also block certain immune cells that cause asthma. >> we want to know whether it can reverse those cells. if it can, this could be a promising potential therapy to treat asthma patients. >> reporter: the next step, clinical trials with asthma patients. if interfuron works, it could be the end of steroids and i will hailers. robin says the thought of that a breath of fresh air. >> there's always that hope because there's so many breakthroughs in medical sci

of these people my uncle, my grand mother and so forth, all were from a town land called outside of robin. when i was growing up i would hear the names. and they would conjure the sense of another world i was no longer a part of but was connected to. i think the -- i came to the brink of this sort of, you know, really quest gradualy by hearing the names. the other experience i had when i was growing up is music in my grand mother's house. my grand mother live on the first floor of the apartment building the door was open. everyone in the apartment building stopped there after work. they would stop for a drink and play polka, not polka, poker. and lynched to john gibbons play an accordion on his wooden leg. you had the sense of people having come over if not in mass by a great number to this other place with a kind of echo of that place being transposed into the world that became my world. so that of my mother's side of the family. my father's side was more mysterious. over time i heard stories of lost aunts and saint john >> new found land which is not where they are from and a deeper ech

that meet every other week diligently and everyone is invited and i wan wd to acknowledge cheryl and robinrom my staff and supervisor mirkarimi that wanted to bring magic to the western edition. we have so much planned this year and did everyone come for the back pack give away and we're doing in collaboration with the mayor's office and mayor newsom is here and today is about celebrating all of your talent and the promise that you provide not only for san francisco in the western edition but also looking to solving all of the problems of our communities. thank you very much. (applause). >> now, i want to bring up adriane williams and the village project. she founded and is leading the project and growing one in district five and they're going to sing us the black negro national anthem. >> come on guys. hi everybody i guess we are the baby organization in the western edition. last summer we started the village project in an effort to make sure that the bay view was fed and it started with one field trip a week but we couldn't stop, so last year we also was partnership with the african-amer

>> absolutely. >> thank you robin. we recognize when we talk about concentrating on the community that gratis or is there a different elements and certainly geographic differences is something we consider so the strategy does talk about how effective they are-- the epidemic is concentrated in the northeast and the south, puerto rico and the virgin islands but even if you go a level lower if you are in any state, we know the epidemic is not spread so if you one-- pick one state maryland, you could say most of the cases are in baltimore and montgomery, prince george's county but even in the city so in the district of columbia it is concentrated so there is much more hiv is to the river here than other parts. so the geographic issues are something we think the strategy needs to address. >> can i just say also, piece of this puzzle is that i think, tell the passage of the affordable care act, the dealing with health disparities and the gap in access to good care were dramatic, and some of that have different levels of elig

i am hoping that maybe it robin williams, dana carvey, to local comedians -- you have to spend money to make money. i have some fairly go

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with robin wright, and i just think it is great and i'm a big fan of all of the stars. >> we've not donefore we are a huge a spaa's van >> i will throw the first pitch! >> we are making a sign, who used to play for the a's. >> and i heard that this movie was being filmed out here. and i said i want to try to get into it. >> and i came in last night, and it is very interesting to see how this movie is done. and we can see it over and over again from different angles and it is a lot of fun. also it is fun to be close to the stars and we saw brad pitt last night. >> this wiz based on a book of michael lewis. -this movie is based on the book. >> and the 6 ft. 0 southbound on the right right past 24 in the 680 left bound is on the right left just. the interchange. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subwa

i am hoping that maybe it robin williams, dana carvey, to local comedians -- you have to spend money to make money. i have some fairly good connections as far as booking agents go. commissioner joseph: how are you going to promote this place? how are you going to market its the that you know they are there -- they know you are there? >> a lot of promotion is done on line at. -- online. the venue itself, there is a corridor that leads you to the escalator where you go to see the movie. in that corridor, i am having a big screen television that projects on either side, continual promotion showing the comedians that are coming. in that building, there is parking in the basement, and because of the attendance for the theater, there's quite a bit of foot traffic there. i am hoping that the interior promotion will be successful. also all of the other venues, radio, television, word of mouth. commissioner alan: good evening, thank you for making an interesting opportunity. we usually see predominantly dance clubs, so is nice to see some variety in the entertainment that is going to be avail

for one of my birthdays, my mother gave me two baskin and robins the way they are in the store. >> when you started this what were the biggest chance you saw in your own body? >> well first of all, when i started to eat whole grains and whole fields because i had come from such a junk food diet, i experienced what i call stupid happiness. like happiness that had nothing to do with anything. nothing to do with something happening or some guy calling me back or winning some award. i sat there and said i feel really good. so there was a brain chemistry that took place. it happened immediately. >> when it puts good food in your body, it will take the toxins out of your body for a few days and you feel crummy but then you feel better. >> yao have some grains there. if you go into a help food store it looks like quinn noah. it is keen was. that is on the right. that looks like a barly kind of thing. >> beets with a tofu sour cream. >> any one of those four, my husband will probably gag if i told him we're having this for dinner. sometimes you want to do this and maybe the way to go is to do i

or in the words of ocho cinco, batman and robin. i'm not sure which one is batman and which one is robin. you get the point. the cincinnati bengals are talking with to about a contract at the urging of the quarterback, carson palm earn, who has been working out with owens this california. there is no deal yet. >>> suppose you decided to try a marathon? what would your expectations be the first time out? just to finish? maybe top 500? reasonable goal unless your name is kevin beck tell. he ran his first-ever marathon yesterday and he won. >> wow. >> the 25-year-old stanford astro physicist won the san francisco marathon, not exactly a couch potato, he did run cross-country in college at william & mary. but still, win being your first marathon, was it ever in doubt? >> there are miles between 22 and 24, there are a lot of corners and turns that i didn't remember from the course map, and i kept feeling like gosh we're turning away from the finish line and that's when it was really hard. but i knew that there were several very good runn

robin, what have you found out? >> i have obtained a copy of the contracts being offered to scientists and by bp. the controversial section is on page 3, talking about confidentiality. it basically says that scientists can not speak about the data for at least three years or until the government gives the final approval for the company felt restoration plans for the gulf. it also says they have to have prior approval by bp to release this information. so this has angered academics, because when i spoke to says bp is buying up the silence of faculty. bp is sending this is absolutely not true. they say "bp does not take the position that environmental data are controversial. moreover, bp does not place restrictions on scientists speaking about the data." the object strongly. we showed this to an environmental lawyer. he says bp is trying to control the process. >> have we talked to any of the individual scientists? >> absolutely. i spoke to one. bp lawyers approached him first, and actually, they said we have the expe

and i said that is knowand also, i amo uno, get ready robin, batman is coming to town. >> and perhapsand what ever happened to michelle week? this young lady tried to break and on the tour michelle- wei and to get in with the men and she can make $10 million more with endorsements. that failed, now she's going back to square one. we have michele wei looking very good, next. ♪ ♪ 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] >> we have the british women's open and before mention that, thatwei is doing her thing, and not bad, this is for an eagle! and she went to the clubhouse with an eagle on the 18th and 17th, one stroke ba

august the tenth top stars are missing after world cup duty and only our version ramirez silver and robin you are included from the team that went to south africa although the new coach says there must be changes after the national sides disappointing quarter final world cup exit. well the hottest so losses are always difficult to do with in a team that is always considered the best in the world and always think that the better than most of the teams all that would have been hit hard in the last two years we couldn't be like that in the last two world cups who have to take this back we still have technical quality to achieve that but maybe we'll have to invest more to develop the maturity of our players because their living to europe is very harmful in some situations. meanwhile the fifa delegation shadow to visit russia next month has stopped over in a stroller to evaluate their bid to host the world cup in two thousand and twenty two coming straight from south korea chile and football federation president may nicolas and his assistants were welcomed at sydney opera the sydney opera hous

robin is on assignment today. story we've all been buzzing about. can you imagine putting yourself on a fashion shopping diet? wearing six pieces of clothing for one month. >> i think i can do it. if you take away the ties, i'd make it. >> we'd miss your splendor. this woman did just that. and she learned a lot of lessons about consumerism and about herself. >> we'll learn about that coming up in a little bit. >>> also, angelina jolie will be here this morning. cynthia mcfadden talked to her about this new movie she has coming out. it's called "salt." it's an action thriller. she had to get in some good shape for this one. do some stunts. >> she did her own stunts. painful, i'm sure. >> cynthia got the first television interview with angelina jolie. >>> and cat cora is here, to cook up a storm. putting some spice into barbecue. now, you're going to start a tradition, checking the menu over the weekend. we'll check in with cat cora. >>> first, we check in with bob woodruff with the rest of the news headlines. good

>> no, robin, i did not. >> reporter: and in arbitration hearings. armstrong himself was a landis supporter at the time. >> my suggestion to floyd would be to, if you believe you're innocent, you stand up and fright for it. >> reporter: landis even wrote a book to say he never used doping products, and he wrote, armstrong was clean, too. so, why would anyone believe landis now? it is a question u.s. federal investigators are taking seriously. the same federal agents who took on steroid use in baseball are now probing landis' claims in a very big way, issuing subpoenas to riders and team sponsors and reportedly going after armstrong and his former u.s. postal service team. you do realize you have serious credibility issues. >> i think that would be an understatement. >> reporter: you're an admitted liar and cheat. >> what is a person supposed to do when they make the wrong decision? are you committed to that path for good? are you -- once you tell a lie, are you committed to tell that lie forever? >> reporter: lance says you have no credibility. >> yo

. >> now robin -- >> may i chip shot off chrystia's point, actually. i mean you want to talk about speed limits here, oftentimes, time and again wall street has shown that it doesn't want to drive 65. a lot of this money is going to go offshore. it's going to reconstitute in other esoteric vehicles of the same way we saw private equity and leverage buyout booms after sarbanes oxley, the last huge show of regulation that we had in the early part of last decade. i think it's very important to notice that. and this money, i mean there's still lots of restive capital out there that is going to look for yield. i don't think the security at thisization market is going to die. these people, like i've said before, wall street gets paid a lot to learn how to gain the system. if it has to move money abroad, so be it. if it has to use special purpose entities, so be it. and that's the prediction that a lot of people are making today. >> brown: so chrystia, in terms of who watches going forward to make sure that those kind of things don't happen or untoward things