he asked to photograph samantha for a magazine.tures polanski took that day. they've never been seen before publicly. and you'd hoped the photos might lead to what? >> more jobs. i had done some commercials. i didn't really want to be a model but i thought it would be helpful. >> reporter: it sounds like the beginning of a hollywood fairy tale but during their first shoot young samantha quickly grew wary of polanski. >> reporter: it went fine but then he started to ask me to change in front of him. i didn't have the self-confidence to tell my mother and everyone, no, i'm not going to go. >> reporter: it was during that second shoot that samantha said polanski's mood and motive clearly changed. >> we did photos, photos with me drinking champagne, he was friendly and then right towards the very end i got a little scary and i realized that, you know, he had some other intentions. then i knew i was not where i should be and i just didn't quite know how to get myself out of there. >> reporter: samantha says polanski sexually assaulted h

in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >>> representative joe wilson is back home tonight in south carolina where he is taking about his outburst in congress the night president obama poke about health care reform. >> it was speaking the wrong place and the wrong time and now i'm the number one target of washington democrats, number one target of move on. the number one target of acorn. >> reporter: wilson says he apologized to the president and has been criticized in congress but now he says it is time too move on and talk about the issues facing the country. >>> live look at that massive flooding scene in dundalk, maryland. we are monitoring the latest developments. stay with 9 news now. back in less than two minutes. >>> welcome back. metro is struggling tonight to save lives. seven people have intentionally stepped in front of subway trains in the last few months, and the latest victim is a 15- year-old boy at the columbia heights station, a few blocks from his school. metro leaders are urgently looking for ways to me vent more suicides. >> we have on video and so we can see this boy, y

but as samantha hayes reports some believe there is more important work to be done here at home. >> if chicago is chosen to host the 2016 summer olympic games, president obama will certainly receive some of the credit. the president has been a powerful voice for his adopted hometown. >> we want these games. we want them. >> reporter: mr. obama said he was too busy to go to denmark to lobby for the bid to host the games but now it seems the president has made room in his schedule. the white house say he will join first lady michelle obama in copenhagen to pitch the committee members who will make their decision on friday. >> it is a perfect place to hold the olympics. >> reporter: but with wars in iraq and afghanistan and an intense debate over health care at home, some republicans are questioning the president's priorities. >> he has a lot of responsibility but his number one responsibility as commander in chief is to keep our country safe. >> reporter: valerie jarrod says the trip is important for the country. >> he will be there in the morning for the presentation and be right back a

then three years later, polanski photographed 13-year-old samantha geimer for a magazine. >> actually it went fine, but then he asked me to like change and change in front of him and stuff. it didn't feel right. i didn't want to go to the second shoot. i didn't at that time have like self-confidence to tell my mother and everyone no, i'm not going to go. we did photos of me drinking champagne, he was friendly and then before the very end i got a little scary and i realized that, you know, he had some other intentions. >> but she went and according to prosecutors polanski gave her alcohol and drugs, then raped her. >> i know now it was not the right thing to do. but it was -- there was no premeditation. it was something that just happened. >> polanski cut a deal. he pled guilty to one of the six charges against him and went to jail for psychological evaluation. but he feared the judge was going to back out of the plea deal. >> going back to prison seemed to me completely upsetting. i would rather -- i would rather blow my brains than do that. and i thought that another alternative was

in washington, i'm samantha hayes, abc2 news. >>> fall has definitely arrived. >> yeah.didn't feel like it for the first few days out there. it was humid, muggy, summerlike weather, getting more summerlike, until today that is. change for the better now. i think we're going to actually see much cooler weather by the weekend. if you're a college football fan, i don't think we'll get out of the 60s for the weekend. first, let's show you -- i choke up when i see boats that nice. beauties, you know? that would be the place to be right now. still choked up about about it. 80 degrees at bwi now. humidity falling in a big way. we were 80%, 90% humidity last night. that has fallen off and just a light variable breeze, a light steady wind into the evening. low temperatures this morning down in the 70-degree range. that is for the overnight lows. to give you an idea what kind of change we're expecting across the baltimore area the next few days, these will look more like the highs on saturday. in fact the highs won't even be this warm. they will look like maybe up here in york for

samantha berger from yorktown, way at the end -- sorry.two is christina hendrick from richmond. there she is. and christina. then we have cynthia link from long island. and samantha berger from yorktown. we were talking about "dancing with the stars." could you get on that show and perform? >> i don't know. radio city keeps us pretty busy with the season. those kicks are -- i don't know. we'll see. maybe. >> when you're practicing getting ready how long a day is it for you? before you even put the show on? >> it's a long day. we like to get there early so we can warm up and stretch and put on our makeup. to give you the best show possible. it depends on the person. >> how fit are you? you have to be in tip top shape? >> yes, we rehearse about six hours. six days a week. >> do you ever get a breath? >> i would say so. especially after 12 days. >> do you ever kick a light out? >> actually, we kick eye high so we're not kicking lights out. eye high, toes in line with our eyesight. >> you brought that up. i have a list of questions i'm going t

and number three, samantha power, a senior director of the national security council.he had been a senior advisor in the campaign until she referred to hillary clinton as a, quote, monster. but now she's back. and her husband comes in at number two on the list, recently confirmed regulatory czar cass sunstein, who has said honey should be banned and that all organs should be donated. and then number one, the director of the white house office of science and technology, john holden. despite using the end of the world catastrophic rhetoric that's come to typify the environmentalist extremist movement he's written about population control and has come close to advancing some very interesting ideas cluth idea that sterilizeation capsules should be implanted in people when they reach puberty to prevent pregnancy. you've heard the entire list. don't go anywhere. up next a very, very special edition of our great, "great american panel." they're going to react to the president's top 10. sean: here tonight on our "great american panel" to analyze the president's 10 picks, he is

and number three, samantha power, a senior director of the national security council.erred to hillary clinton as a, quote, monster. but now she's back. and her husband comes in at number two on the list, recently confirmed regulatory czar cass sunstein, who has said honey should be banned and that all organs should be donated. and then number one, the director of the white house office of science and technology, john holden. despite using the end of the world catastrophic rhetoric that's come to typify the environmentalist extremist movement he's written about population control and has come close to advancing some very interesting ideas cluth idea that sterilizeation capsules should be implanted in people when they reach puberty to prevent pregnancy. you've heard the entire list. don't go anywhere. up next a very, very special edition of our great, "great american panel." they're going to react to the president's top 10. (announcer) time brings new wisdom new aches and pains, ...and new questions about which pain reliever is right for your body. tylenol 8 hour works w

. >> samantha lewis is the president of digital playground, which produced "pirates 2." lewis' bet that higher quality porn can break through the clutter of cheap or free internet porn and get consumers to buy, at a time when dvd sales are sinking by as much as 50%. >> this is why people are going out of business. why -- if people can get it for free, why pay for it? >> in fact, big porn is in big trouble. porn has always been at the cutting edge of technology, helping vhs win the battle over beta and blu-ray over hd dvd. it's also been an early adopter of e-commerce, giving customers the anonymity they couldn't have when visiting xxx stores. but now technology has created porn's biggest challenges. challenges mainstream hollywood also faces. it's eliminated all barriers to entry. anyone willing to have sex on camera can be a porn star, and anyone who can post a video online can be a producer. and even worse for the business, technology has given birth to free porn. according to "wired" magazine's nick thompson, what's happening to porn is much like what happened to the

samantha hayes is working for you tonight. >> reporter: americans looking to save more and charge lesshave given a big boost to debit cards. plastic linked to cash you have, not a line of credit. but it's important to be aware that credit and debit operate by different rules. while credit card companies are likely to decline purchases that put you over your credit limit some banks authorize debits that sink a balance below zero. >> banks have instead given people the ability to have the charges go through whether or not the money is there. >> reporter: bankers say it's mostly done as a convenience to the customer. >> if somebody's already eaten their meal or already done their shopping they want the transaction to go through. >> reporter: but like bouncing a check it can result in overdraft fees. those charges come as a surprise to some but there are simple ways to avoid them. >> by keeping track of transactions and figuring out the balance. by linking the account to a line of credit or a savings account. so there's automatic transfer. >> reporter: experts recommend setting up a accoun

polanski's victim samantha geimer, says she has for given him. with her in 2003 when polanski was nominated for an oscar for his film, "the pianist." at that time she was adamant that it is never too late for justice to be served. a plan that geimer was a 13-year-old who wanted to be a movie star. roman polanski was one of hollywood's hottest directors when they met in 1977 for a if he toe shoot. >> he took topless pictures of me which i think in the back of my head i was thinking they'll be cropped or it's in european magazine and we all know they show breasts in european magazines. >> reporter: samantha did not therl mother about the pictures. polanski basking in the success of his littest film arranged a second photo shoot, this time at nickel so that's house. >> how did it go from the photo shoot to a rape? >> the last photos were taken in the jacuzzi. with you then but then he got in the jacuzzi and then that's when i started realizing that i might be in trouble or i at the time uncomfortable. i knew it didn't feel right, so i -- i told him

. >> 15 minutes later, samantha seemed to have it all.ant to end up looking like samantha, listen to jeanine downie. good morning. >> good morning. >> a lot of people are coming into your office for these? >> absolutely. it's very popular. we apply a light acid on the face and exfoliates. >> how much does it cost? >> roughly around $200 and up per peel. >> what about for people who are afraid. >> i see go see a board certified dermatologist, somebody who knows what they're doing. >> okay. >> that's absolutely critical. >> let's talk about the skin conditions that might help alleviate. somebody with acne. we have a before picture of someone who had acne and treated with a chemical peel. this is a dramatic difference. >> this is a vitalized peel. and what we did here was take acid and it penetrates very deeply. this is about six chemical peels later and it's really helpful. you can do it about every 3 to 4 weeks. >> this will last how long after the six peels? >> well, depending on your hormones, but six months or longer, sometimes permanen

1977 poland ski was arrested and allowed to plead guilty to having unlawful sex with 13-year-old samantha ghali. claims the jug reneged?)s? on a sentencing deal. he receive aid director oscar for his 2003 film the pie nis. he couldn't go to california so his friend harrison ford traveled abroad to present it. u.s. justice hadn't forget. the los angeles district attorney's office informed swiss police he was expected in zurich this weekend. >> he's not a swiss citizen. so this case will turn on swiss law and how they will interpret what happened in the proceedings back in the u.s. >> reporter: he's being held in jail while the u.s. has 60 days to file for his extradition. he has the right to contest his detention and any extradition decision in a swiss court. tom aspell, nbc news, london. >>> now to difficult foreign policy challenges for the white house in the week ahead. they concern the nuclear threat from iran which today laurnlged missiles in another act of defiance and the debate over sending more american troops to afghanistan. we're at the white house tonight with the latest. mike.

samantha hayes has the latest from the washington. >> reporter: pressed by lawmakers to provide more detail. president barack obama says his vision for healthcare reform should accomplish three goals. >> it will provide for security and stability to those who have health insurance. it will provide insurance for those who don't, and it will slow the growth of healthcare costs for our families, our businesses and our government. >> reporter: before a joint session of congress on wednesday night the president called on both democrats and republicans to cooperate. >> now is when we must bring the best ideas plawg of bot [applauh parties together. >> reporter: deep division on how to accomplish it were evident during the address. lawmakers under pressure from constituents who packed the hundretownhall meetings in augue pushing for president to provide more direction. >> the believe the consensus exists. >> reporter: the plan i outlined. >> reporter: the president tried to layout a plan. but was interrupted by he joe wilson who called him a liar. >> what i'm proposing would not apply to th

samantha hayes is live in washington with more. good morning, samantha. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. health and human services secretary made that announcement yesterday thatted fda has approved the vaccine. there will be four separate manufacturers who will produce and distribute the vaccine. the government hopes that the first doses available will come in just a few weeks. >> the food and drug admnistration has approved applications for vaccines for the 2009h1n1 virus from four of the manufacturers are of the u.s. licensed seasonable influenza vaccine. once ready, the vaccine will be shipped through a central drix system and available in up to 90,000 sites around the country. two types of vaccines, a flu shot made from inactive virus and a nasal spray made from live weakened virus will be available free of charge through some providers, may charge an admnistration fee. >> according to civilians, the bulk of the vaccine will be available october 15th. there will be some available before that, but she recommends that pregnan

samantha hayes joins us from washington, good morning, samantha. >> reporter: while the exact detailserror plot are not known, investigators say it was well organized and very dangerous. authorities say more arrests may be coming in a widening u.s. terror investigation. at the center of the investigation, three men charged with lying to federal agents. the father and muslim cleric were arrested over the weekend in what the justice department had said was a plot to detonate bombs in the united states. they have all the allegations. authorities say he had been working with fbi is accused of trying to tip off that he was being monitored, a claim that his lawyer denies. >> the authorities generally requested that the emom find out anyway he can where zasi where he is, where he is going and what he is up to. that is what they wanted to know. that makes sense, because they think that he was coming to new york for the purpose of carrying out a terrorist attack. >> reporter: all three people were in afganistan and came to the united states legally. >> the millitary recall is having somebody i

in washington i'm samantha hayes.rice, back to you. >>> samanthas, as au mentioned d many students don't have health insurance or they have it under their parents. what is the president going to tell them because under the health reform bill, everybody is going to be required to have insurance. >> reporter: many students feel that he can't afford it or think because of their age it's perhaps, unnecessary. his message will be yes, you need it and according to my reform plan, i can find you a what to do this. apparently, he is going to talk about the fact that it will be affordable under his plan. this is a bigger push for president obama. he has already been on the road and is going to be at many talk shows this week and he is going to do what he can to push his healthcare reform plan. >>> coming up it's a national epidemic. an expert is take your calls about stopping obesity in our take action thursday. >>> and next, the student kills an intruder with a samurai hey there, this is your lamp. why don't you show the lady

samantha has a great dismount. unfortunately, she put it at the beginning of her routine. going to get down? child: get down, harry. oh, gosh, here we go. timber! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! tom: you know the boys are rip when they start falling from the trees. they better hurry up and pick him or he'll just lie on the ground and rot. steve, hurry, go get him, please. where'd he go? help! tom: go, pants racer, go pants racer, go! everybody brags about how smart their pet is. my dog fetches the paper. my cat uses the toilet. my parrot makes a wicked beef wellington. i say, big deal. how much does fido or fluffy kick in for the rent? here are a few animals that got tired of sponging off their masters. they went out and got a job. deer off, deer on -- now 100% tick free. sure, talking horse -- get your own show. sweeping horse -- diddly squat. [ people laughing ] the frog is nature's clown. [ ribbits ] book him at your next children's party. eat him when you're done. some animals don't want to earn an honest living, so they turn to crime. actually, you can't blame him. he needs the m

since 1978, after pleading guilty to having sex with then-13-year-old samantha geimer.he admitted to giving her quaaludes and champagne and served 42 days in jail under psychology evaluation. he had struck a plea bargain, but fled the u.s. after hearing that the judge planned to sentence him to even more jail time than originally agreed upon. he told abc's diane sawyer in 1994 that it took a long time to really understand what he had done. >> i think at that time, i had a hard time to persuade myself that it was wrong, because i don't think anybody was hurt. >> you don't? >> at that time, i said. later on, i realized, you know, just, you know, i was too close to the forest to see the trees. >> reporter: the victim, now 45, says she forgives polanski. she says she wants to see the case dismissed and told cnn's larry king she doesn't want him to serve anymore jail time. >> larry: you don't think he deserves more time in jail? >> no. and the publicity was just so traumatic and so horrible that, i mean, his punishment was secondary to just getting this whole thing to stop.

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. >>> samantha hayes joins us live from washington with more on that good morning, samantha. >> reporter good morning, patrice, that will be the focus of one of the meetings today. the start of the u.s. assembly yesterday, certainly with controversy. iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad spoke to a nearly empty room after protesters lined up outside. thousands are expected to march across the brooklyn bridge today to refute the recenty lex of ahmadinejad. >> our nation has successfully gone through a glorious and fully democratic h election. >> reporter: in his speech he failed to raise the issue of the nuclear program. >> this process is firmly up to iran. it's iran's choice as to how they choose to proceed. >> reporter: there was also out range in new york when libyan president arrived at the general assembly for the first time. he denounced the un in a 96 minute rambling speech. earlier barack obama addressed the assembly and also welcomed russian president demitri, and obama said the two countries are working together to stop the nuclear weapons. he praised obama to end the bush adm

samantha, thank you very much. >>> coming up in the 7:00 hour, a new wal-mart scam.l tell you what to look out for in today's confidence consumer. >>> next mayor dixon's lawyers are due in today. a legal expert weighs >>> lawyers for mayor dixon wwll be back in court today asking for perjury charges against her to be dropped. they argue the charge violates her legislative immunity. what does that mean and what impact could it ave to the case? attorney steve allen joins us this morning. >> good morning, patrice. >> these perjury charges stem back to the fact that the mayor was dating a he city developer, he gave her great gifts. she did nnt report that on her ethic forms the way she is supposed do do it according to the law. >> that is the perjury. what you need to do to proof the perjury is you need to establish that the mayor knew that mr. lipscomb was doing business with the city. that's a predicate to creating the built on gation fo obligatio report. the court said that is legislative immunity. legislltive immunity traditionally protects legislators from their vot

and this is sierra leone, christina, samantha and christ thea. >> hi. >> welcome to washington.prised to show the show has not been to washington before. >> that's correct. because we'll be here for the first time at the verizon center and we're excited bring it to a any audience that hasn't seen the show before. >> i for one haven't seen it. but here atver he'son center it's a total of 11 shows between d.c. >> it will be from december 18th to december 20th and then at patriot certainty. so make sure you catch it. >> i've seen the show a couple of times in new york city and afterwards i said everybody owes it to themself to see this show once in your life. talk about the rigors of being a rockette and what you have to go through training wise to get to do what you have to do. >> we are all professional trained dancers in ballet, tap and jazz and we work for about a month to get ready for this production. >> and every year you have to try out? >> yes you do. and it's a very difficult show and our director wants to mike sure we're fit and in the best shape because it's difficult.

. >> is she replacing samantha? >> no, she is not.he is part of the doll of the year selection, and she is a character teaching how to stand up to bullies and help those in need. >> it brings a sense of reality to young girls when they are playing and so i think it's a good idea. >> it's expensive. but most of the girls are going to love it. >> mom and dad and santa claus take note. >> if it teaches girls, young girls to have concern for kids that don't have homes and are living in the conditions that we know about, that's a good thing. >> a teaching doll. >> it is expensive, though. >> a holiday gift. >>> the time is 11:50. a peek behind the stage. >>> plus we will be back with a check on the forecast. >>> and we are looking for people that make the day special in the early-morning hours. if you know somebody like tt e-mail their story and a clear, close-up picture >>> if you have driven around the southwest waterfront lately, it's impossible to miss the new arena stage and the grand statement it is making as it grows out of the grou

one of them 17-year-old samantha wanted to work at abercrombie and fitch the clothing store.he store in oklahoma said headscarves violate their look policy. so she is suing. with us now and attorney fox news anchor megyn kelly. going to win this. >> yeah it looks good for her. the eoc has filed a complaint on her behalf. that doesn't normally happen. you first have to go to the eoc and say would you sue on my behalf? usually they say no and they give your complaint a rubber stamp and you can go sue. for them to take it and say actually yes, we will sue on your behalf, this is outrageous. bill: what does it stand for. >> equal opportunity employment commission. they keep employers in line. bill: they have an image they want to project. that's what this look policy is all about. so, you are in there and then you are wearing headscarf or vale or whatever you are wearing and it doesn't jive in with the hip, young look that abercrombie and fitch wants. >> one thing if you would wear headscarf just for fun. had you an bandanna. >> they could shut down sort of the du rag banana what

here's what samantha looked like years ago. polanski was accused of giving her champagne and part of a convey lewd when she was 13 years old and then raping her. here's what she looks like now. she's a 45-year-old mother of three. she sued polanski and then settled for an undisclosed sum. he was initially indicted on six felony accounts and he agreed to to a lesser charge of unlawful sexual intercourse. >>> a california woman says that her bank raised the interest rate on her credit card for no good reason, but she did not accept it quietly. oh, no. she took her case to youtube. our money expert jennifer westhoven has more on this. jen? >> maybe this is a new way for you to talk to customer service if you call and call an don't feel you're getting your way. you're mad as heck, not going to take it anymore. ann minch used new technology, you youtube. s she said bank of america hiked her interest rate from 13% to 30%. she hadn't missed any payment, didn't break the rules. she said she called but the bank wouldn't budge so she wen

samantha hayes for 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> new this morning, a possible breakthrough in the fight against aids. while you slept researchers unveiled results from a new study. it found experimental vaccine could prevent infection with the aids virus. it cut risk risk by 31%. they admit it is a modest gain but a first step. >>> doctors are stressing get your flu shot this year. a new study finds the nasal flu mist isn't as good. according to research from the last few years, injections were 68% effective in stopping the flu and nasal spray was 36% effective. doctors say get the shot, even if it is not perfect. >> flu sucks and the nasal spray vaccine, they are good vaccines, they are not great vaccines. >> reporter: one snag in that plan could be a shortage of shortage of tamiflu. there is a shortage of the children's version but the adult version is in good supply so pharmacies should be able to grind them up to make the children's version. we are elevenning about a spread of the h1n1 flu at georgetown university. as many as 250 students are infected with the strain. that's a jump

there's a scene where apparently she and samantha find out they're wearing the same red dress.past i'm a big fan of "sex and the city," i had a problem with that, too, because she shouldn't be watching that show. >> at least she's playing herself. >> how much time do i i have, pete? >> 20 seconds. >> oh, i don't think i have enough time. >> remember she did the pole dance that got everybody all worked up. she is 17 now so i guess she's becoming of age. i'm just holding on to the past. ? (rooster crow) ...still tired the next day too? when you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep... remember 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer helps you fall asleep quickly. and unlike other sleep aids, a second helps you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation, and hallucinations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behaviors. allergic react

. >> reporter: the victim, samantha, came to a cash settlement with polanski and wants the case closedfor good. >> a long time to get over it and i would not want to carry hard feelings around with me for my whole life. >> the swiss government says until polanski gives in and gives himself up to the u.s. authorities, his life will be confined to a prison cell. >>> cbs news, switzerland. >>> also tonight, we know the passing of lucy, you probably don't know who, you don't know her, but you know the song about her. the 46-year-old was the inspiration for the beetle's classic, lucy in the sky with diamonds. john reportedly wrote the song after seeing his young son jewel yap's draw -- julian drawing surrounded by diamonds. she died after a long fight of lupus. >>> all right, we're talking about the forecast here. things are going to surpass, maybe. >> tomorrow, maybe 10 degrees cooler. >> the winds will be picking up. we'll get ready for that. probably the coolest day of the season. here is your forecast first. the next three days, windy though. and now, upper 60s with the sunshine on wedn

." >> steve: well, tonight, contestants are -- ♪ -- samantha kelly, jonathan diaz, tom lindsay and joel. they're the lucky men and women who have agreed to come down here and lick an unknown object for ten american dollars! jimmy? >> jimmy: pleasure. nice to see you. nice to see you guys. welcome to, "lick it for ten." now, tonight's lick-it is a very special "start of the football season" edition. which means you will all be licking football themed items for ten bucks. are you guys ready to kick things off? >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: very, very good. all right, contestant number one, what is your name, and where are you from? >> sam, and i'm from cornwall, new york. but i go to school at nyu. >> jimmy: wow, very good. okay. have you started school yet? >> we start next week, but i'm a sophomore. >> jimmy: oh my god, so you're just drunk right now. all the way up 'til -- are you a football fan? >> i am. >> jimmy: oh, my god. well this is gonna be fun. steve, what will contestant number one be licking? >> steve: well, jimmy, sam will be licking this row of nfl bobblehead dolls. each

and in this case, the woman, samantha gier who's 45 years old has said that she doesn't think this should go on. everyone should put this behind them. >> check out what she said on larry king in 2003. >> i got over it a long time ago, i mean it's been a long time and i wasn't prepared to carry a lot of bad feelings with me. and further damage my life and continue, you know, the -- just the trauma of all of it, and today, i mean i don't know, he's a strange tore me. >> good for her. she's moved on. but that doesn't mean that the criminal justice system should. it is not her against roman pollansky. >> was she paid off. >> there was some settlement. there was a settlement. but even a settlement would not require her to keep doing this defense. that was not a part of the settlement. so what's happened is, as the years have gone by and there's been efforts to bring him back to the united states and exonerate him, she's become more entrenched actually. i interviewed her in 2003 and last year when the documentary came out. she's become more entrenched in her position that he should be let go. >

and in this case, the woman, samantha giemer who's 45 years old and is a lovely person, she said she it should go on. she said everybody should put this behind them. do you want to show the clip. >> check out what she said on larry king in 2003. >> i got over it a long time ago, i mean it's been a long time and i wasn't prepared to carry a lot of bad feelings with me. and further damage my life and continue, you know, the -- just the trauma of all of it, and today, i mean, i don't know, he is a stranger to me. >> good for her. she's moved on. but that doesn't mean that the criminal justice system should. it is not her against roman pollansky. >> was she paid off? >> there was some settlement. there was a settlement. but even a settlement would not require her to keep doing this defense. that was not a part of the settlement. so what's happened is, as the years have gone by and there's been efforts to bring him back to the united states and exonerate him, she's become more entrenched actually. i interviewed her in 2003 and last year when the documentary came out. she's become more ent

. >> samantha hayes reports from washington. >> reporter: if chicago is chosen to host the 2016 summer olympic games, president barack obama will certainly receive some the credit. the president has been a powerful voice for his adopted hometown. >> we want these games. [applause] we want them. >> reporter: mr. obama had said he was too busy to go to denmark to lobby for chicago's bid to host the games. now it seems the president has made room in his schedule. the white house says he will join first lady michelle obama to go to copenhagen to pitch it to the committee who will make the decision on friday. with wars in iraq and afganistan, and an intense debate over healthcare at home, some republicans are questioning the president's priorities. >> he has got a lot of responsibilities, but his number one responsibility is as commander and chief to keep the country safe. >> reporter: valerie jar red says the trip will be important for the country. >> he will be there important for the presentation and he will be back. air force one will be equipped with every form of communication. it's i

samantha hayes has more from washington. >> you want to go to www.facebook.com.n the world of face continuing education, you might surprised to see facebook for boomers under the list of offerings burketts in this washington d.c. classroom, every seat is taken. >> it's for family and photos, and then i would like to learn how to use this professionally as a fundraiser, too. >> i would like to know more about the security aspects of it before i start signing up. >> reporter: all good questions according to instructor peggy arvidson. she starts on a how to on profile, pictures and how much personal information to share. >> in general, people looking to enter social networking are really interesting in their safety, making sure that they're secure, that strangers aren't going to be looking at their pictures or their's pictures. >> reporter: for smo retirees or those looking for work, it's the ability to network quickly. >> years ago you would go out to network or you would ask your friend's cousin's brother for information. it makes it quicker. >> reporter: and know

back at home he was active in his local church where he met his wife samantha.the couple recently celebrated their first anniversary together. charleston mourns the life of one of their finest. we mourn with his wife, samantha, with his family and we offer our prayers of comfort and remembrance. i urge my colleagues to join me today to recognize jerry allen jones, our friend, protector and hero for his fearless courage, serving the citizens of charleston and the entire state of west virginia. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> on september 1 we lost an artist who helped shape a generation of music in this country. for more than 40 years eric consul shared his remarkable talent and passion with music lovers across cincinnati and around the world. his enthusiasm helped build the cincinnati pops into a musical organization without peer. there are many recordings over the years b

plus, we'll hear from erin runyan, who lost her daughter samantha to a kidnapping and murder. you need to know to protect your own children. >>> and on a different note, for people trying to sell a home, there are certain do's and dont's and what barbara corcoran calls our seven deadly sins of things you don't want to do if you want to make sure your house gets off the market and is for sale. we'll be checking in with barbara in just a little bit. >>> great. plus, if you needed added inspiration to stick to your diet, we have it for you this morning. we meet up with a woman who had every reason to be mad about being kicked off latest season of "the biggest loser." well, she went home and lost 73 pounds all on her own. she's going to tell us how she looks and feels in a little bit. >> it is so hard for people to get back on track. >>> another reminder, we're looking for "today's" kid reporter. if you know a young person between the ages of 8 and 12 who has what it takes, have them report on any story they like, then send us the tape. >> and the video submissions should be no lo

and then three years later the rape of 13-year-old samantha geimer during a photo shoot. >> he changede to change and change in front of him and stuff. it didn't feel right. i didn't at that time have the like self-confidence to tell my mother and everyone, no, i'm not going to go. >> reporter: geimer now in her 40s says she has forgiven polanski and does not want him jailed. >> you know, if he could, i'm sure he'd go back and he wouldn't do it again. >> reporter: the swiss say they might grant bail and actually awaiting for an official extradition request from the u.s. he has hired lawyers to fight had his corner. he doesn't want to be cuffed and put on a plane to l.a. robin? >> we'll talk to one of those attorneys. i spoke via phone with his attorney irbe it pomema just moments ago. sir, have you seen or talked to mr. polanski? can you give us an idea of his state of mind right now? >> yes, i talked with mr. polanski. he is in very good shape. he was shocked by this but, you know, he wants to struggle and i think that we -- it could be possible for us to obtain his freedom. >> you're

joining us from hollywood, hosts lara spencer, samantha harris, chris jakecobs and niecy nash.team, a whole new take on entertainment news. no longer are we just going to bring you guys the headlines, we'll bring you heated points of view on major stories and we're starting off big, right, you guys? first off, the breaking news everybody's dying to see, whitney houston interview with oprah she says it's the best she's every done. move over you haven't met chris jake somebodies yet because my guy here got the only interview with whitney's ex-bobby brown. >> thank you very much for that wonderful sbr duks. dy sit down with bobby brown. we dished out whitney and drugs and bobby was keeping it real and he was dropping bombs. check it out. >> there's a certain aspect of the public's opinion that thought you were corrupting whitney in a way. >> i think we krumtkrumted each other. >> how often did you use together? >> i used an awful hot. can't take that back. >> are you guys friend kas? >> yes. we are to be be. not like we have to be friends, but, you they we have a daughter. and in

in this case, allowing samantha eloc to wear a hijab -- >> i've got to end it there.i'm flat out of time. >> welcome to comcast local edition. my guest this hour is dr. faye williams, national chair of the national congress of black women. thank you so much for joining me. >> it's always great to be here. >> now, for those that may not know, what's the mission of the national congress of black women? >> well, we are an organization that works with the community, mainly with young people. we have a program for 9-12 years old where we teach them about the wonderful vocations there are in life. we bring in ambassadors, athletes, and we want them to know that they can be more than a singer, dancer, or football player. we have another program for which comcast is our media partner on young ambassadors. we try to teach young adults to navigate life. we teach conflict resolution, about vocations, and about going to school, the importance of time management, discipline, that kind of thing. >> thou, you have an anniversary awards luncheon coming up. you recognize numerous wome

since 1978 after pleading guilt to having sex with then 13-year-old samantha gayly. he admitted to giving her quaaludes and champagne and served 42 days in jail. he struck a plea bargain and fled to the u.s. after the judge planned to sentence him to more jail time than agreed upon. he told diane sawyer in 1994 that it took a long time to really understand what he had done. >> i think at that time i had a hard time to persuade myself that it was wrong. i didn't think anybody was hurt at that time. later on i realized i was too close to the forest to see the trees. >> the victim is now 45 and said she forgives polanski. she wants to see the case dismissed and told cnn's larry king she doesn't want him to serve any more jail time. >> you didn't think he deserved more time in jail? >> no and the publicity was so traumatic and so horrible that his punishment was secondary to just getting this whole thing to stop. >> "showbiz tonight" can tell you that prosecutors consider him a convicted felon and fugitive and want justice served. >> it's not consensual sex when he was 1

in 1977 polanski was arrested and allowed to plead guilty to having unlawful sex with 13-year-old samantha gailey, then claiming the judge had reneged on a sentencing deal, polanski fled to france where his career continued to flourish. >> roman polanski for "the pianist." >> he received a directing oscar for his film "the pianist." polanski couldn't go to the u.s., so his friend harold ford traveled abroad to present it. the united states district attorney's office informed swiss police he was expected in zurich this weekend. >> of course, he's not a swiss citizen. so this case will turn on swiss law and how they will interpret what happened in the proceedings back in the u.s. >> reporter: polanski's being held in jail while the u.s. has 60 days to file for his extradition. he has the right to contest his detention and any extradition decision in a swiss court. thomas aspell, london. >> we have a world teeming with terrorists walking around the united states, and we're going after roman polanski, when his victim has said repeatedly, let it go. >> they had a settlement. i'm not saying it m

samantha hayes is live with more on what u.s. officials are saying and what they hope to accomplish in an upcoming meeting with iran this week. >> reporter: a new show of millitary force from iran. the country's islamic revolutionary guard core says it's missle test are designed to show the defense capability. the tests come just days after iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad admitted to a second uranium facility. the u.s. believes ter hahn wants to produce nuclear weapons, not energy like the country concedes. >> one of the reasons we waited to make it public, was to ensure that ther that our conclusions t its purpose are right. >> reporter: the weekly internet address on friday, president barack obama said iran must change course and look toward key nuclear talks scheduled on thursday. >> iran leaders must choose. they can live to up their responsibilities and achieve integration of nations or they will face increased pressure and isolation and deny opportunities to their people. >> reporter: on capitol hill some law make te