let's start with the baby you adopted with sandra.ems a particularly difficult situation to deal with now. >> well, i don't think so much now because i have come to grips with the reality of it and the situation that i can't control. i think once i did it, it became less painful. >> are you allowed to see the child? >> i never saw him. >> since you left? >> yep. >> how long has that been now? >> a year. >> that must be hurtful, isn't it? >> well, i think it will always be a source of pain. i hope some day when he grows up that he knows that, you know, he had a good dad or still has one. if the opportunity to be part of his life presents itself, i will step up. >> have you tried to get access? >> yes. >> it's been denied to you? >> yes. >> on what grounds? >> i don't know if grounds were given. if anything i think it's taught me i have to appreciate the three kids that i do have. >> i mean, they, in turn, presumably don't see sandra. >> yeah. >> that must be hurtful and difficult for them. >> they also don't see their little brother, t

sandra bullock, kat von d and his outlaw life.f you had your time again, would you do the same thing? jesse james, no holds barred for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight" prime time exclusive. >> you thought i was going to hit you. >>> love him or hate him, jesse james puts it out there saying his life is an open book and that's exactly what has become in this book entitled "american outlaw." jesse joins me now. jesse, we've met twice. once was on "celebrity apprentice" when i gave you a grilling. not getting money off your then-wife sandra. >> you thought i was going to hit you. >> i did actually. it's the one time in my recent television career where i thought this is not going to end happily. you kept staring at me with this death stare. >> i'm sorry. >> i mean, you have got quite a chilling death stare. >> no, i'm a pussy cat. >> the second time we met was a slightly more surreal situation. it was the oscars. i was on the red carpet. you came down. we had a bit of fun about "the apprentice" and i said, can you meet sandra

i hardly know sandra. i met her once in my life. i think everyone watching it feels for her every time they see it because clearly she doesn't know what's coming. you didn't know what was coming but you knew what you were doing. when you watch that at the golden globes before i saw you at the oscars, what do you think watching that back now? >> it just makes me sad. it's sad that, you know, that not for myself but for her to put her through what i approximate put her through. >> do you hate yourself for doing that? i think i have forgiven myself for what i have done. >> has she forgiven you? >> i think so. she's in a place of forgiveness and, you know, i mean, it sucks to have these kinds of problems that millions of couples have and everyone has but on such a global level because everything played out, you know, it was like wildfire and it played out in the media in such a horrible way, which, you know, seemed kind of unfair to me at a point. i stood up like a man and took it on the chin. >> are you completely to blame? is the life

and you went and got sandra and brought her over. we met at the time what she said and she said, i wake up every day and i remind myself how lucky i am to have him. and within four days it was all over. the scandal broke and that was it. i found it sad when i read back the notes that i made then. >> i think it was sad, you know. it's funny, like how quick, you know, life can change and the things that you -- that are closest to you can be gone in the blink of an eye and it's not just me. it's for anyone, you know. >> you're very honest in the book and commendably so. you take all of the criticism on your chin. when i read it, if it was your time again, would you do the same thing? >> as far as like the infidelity stuff or -- >> because the key thing you talk about a lot of a relationship with sandra, you talk about what happened. i'm going to come to that later in the interview. but i just wondered when i read it whether you regret that it happened or being exposed or how you really feel? >> well, i think the whole book is hindsight.

i said, can i meet sandra? you brought her over and i checked yesterday because i made a note at the time of what she said. i said, i like jesse. she said i wake up every day and i remind myself how lucky i am to have him. >> mm-hmm. >> within four days it was over. the scandal broke. that was it. i find it sad when i read back the notes i had made then. >> i think it was sad. it's funny, like, how quick, you know, life can change and the things that are closest to you can be gone in the blink of an eye. it's not just me, it's for anyone, you know? >> you're honest in the book and commendably so. you don't hide anything. you take all the criticism firmly on your chin. i suppose the overriding question for me when i read it was, if you had your time again, would you do the same thing? >> as far as like the infidelity stuff? >> as far as -- the key thing here is you talk about the relationship with sandra. you talk a lot about what happened. i will come to that later in the interview. i wondered when i read it if

does sunny get to see sandra? do you get to see louie? >> no.e never seen louie since everything happened, so -- a year. >> reporter: and sunny hasn't seen -- >> seen her a couple of times but that's it. pretty much no contact at all for several months. >> reporter: so, it was here in austin that jesse james started to write about her painful journey. his tough, early life in long beach. his three marriages. about how a welder became one of the most famous names, first in the world of motorcycles, then in hollywood. his new memoir is titled "american outlaw." >> i'm a firm believer that everything in life comes good or bad to teach us some kind of lesson. a marriage ending. all this crazy stuff. that was, like, a lesson to work on myself and fix what's wrong with me. >> reporter: he told us that these days, life is simple. he's a full-time dad. spends his days learning blacksmithing. he's also co-owner of the austin speed shop, restoring vintage cars, mentoring young mechanics. you can't do it with the bearing press here? >> reporter: this is li

take pkg take pkg --- hoy visitamos a sandra y al pequeno gabriel en el cuarto del refugio donde vivenan francisco. 16:42 pero hay que pedirle mucho a dios --- le llevamos los mensajes que varios de nuestros televidentes le enviaron a traves de facebook, despues de escuchar su historia. 18:21 tengo una luz de esperanza que todavia hay gente buena 18:25 muchos la animan, y al menos cinco personas ofrecieron adoptar a gabriel. sandra celaya/busca un hogar para su hijo 22:34 de veras de corazon muchas gracias por la ayuda que me estan ofreciendo 22:39 la trabajadora social de sandra en el refugio explico que ya le han aconsejado dejar una carta notarizada nombrando quien se hara cargo del pequeno....ella quiere encontrar en mexico a los familiares de su companero difunto, gabriel maciel....pero saber que hay gente dispuesta a adoptar al nino la anima 19:28 conocer y hablar con esas personas que estan interesadas en mi caso e interesados en mi hijo 19:34 21:00 establecer una relacion con el nino para que el nino se vaya acostumbrando a la persona, saber que es lo que le gusta al nino, mas

en esa pequena urna que carga su madre sandra, padre .el murio el pasado mes de octubre de un ataquequier cosa que me pase que mi nino conozca la familia,porque la familia no sabe que el murio necesito que sepan 10:39 la urgencia de sandra de encontrar a la familia de su companero difunto, en mexico, no es en vano... nos conto que a ella tambien los medicos le dijeron que sus dias estan contados. 14:10 me dijeron directamente que ya que tenia tres anos, lo mucho tres anos de vida ya, asi como dos meses se me cumplieron los tres anos 14:22 sufre una enfermedad progresiva e incurable que afecta sus pulmones y eventualmente la puede llevar a un ataque cardiaco, explico. 12:17 estoy tomando 20 medicamentos, oxigeno, tengo otro tipo de maquina que inhalo 9 veces cada cuatro horas 12:27 viven en un refugio o shelter para familias en san francisco pues no puede trabajar..sin embargo su gran agonia no es la pobreza,. es con quien va a dejar a su hijo, y que ese tutor no sea el gobierno. 15:04 me dice mi nino, mami mi papi ya se murio, tu te vas a morir, yo me voy a morir contigo y eso es lo

sandra celaya/busca un hogar para su hijo 22:34 de veras de corazon muchas gracias por la ayuda que mea social de sandra en el refugio explico que ya le han aconsejado dejar una carta notarizada nombrando quien se hara cargo del pequeno....ella quiere encontrar en mexico a los familiares de su companero difunto, gabriel maciel....pero saber que hay gente dispuesta a adoptar al nino la anima 19:28 conocer y hablar con esas personas que estan interesadas en mi caso e interesados en mi hijo 19:34 21:00 establecer una relacion con el nino para que el nino se vaya acostumbrando a la persona, saber que es lo que le gusta al nino, mas que todo que me lo traten con amor porque el no esta acostumbrado a los gritos 21:16 este apoyo se suma a la ayuda que ya le han dado a sandra en el refugio y que dicen ha traido cambios yesenia barajas/trabajador a social 4:39 se ve mas animada en principio era muy dificil para que ella se levante y haga una cosa 3:24 lloraba mucho, no hablaba 21:41 me estan dando esperanza en que mas de alguna de esas personas puede tener un gran corazon que puede ser como mad

the reality tv star was caught cheating on sandra bullock.mous story there. >> oh, yeah, now he's moving on as he tells our vickie mabrey. >> reporter: he's the former star of "monster garage." >> we can't outtrick ourselves. >> reporter: but even more famous as the husband who cheated on sandra bullock. at the time he seemed like the most hated man in america. >> is it true you cheated on sandra? >> reporter: he fled to a rehab facility for a month where he says he dealt with childhood and anger management issues. when he emerged, we sat down for his first interview. you had the perfect life. you had the perfect wife. why did you throw it away? >> i don't know. you know during the midst of all of it and when i was doing it, one, i knew it was horrible. it made me feel horrible. and, two, i knew i would get caught eventually. >> reporter: shortly after that interview, james shut down west coast choppers, his motorcycle business in california, and started a new life in austin, texas, with his three children, chandler, jesse and sonny. what do

sandra endo has more on that and what the government agents are doing with material confiscated from terrorist leader's compound. >> reporter: with the world's most-wanted terrorist dead, the mission shifts to better understanding his network and identifying threats. the same raid that killed osama bin laden also found and confiscated computers and other items. >> what type of support did he have outside of the compound? >> reporter: while president obama and his top officials waited anxiously in the situation room for word that bin laden was dead, one man living near the compound was tweeting about the raid. >> i heard the explosions. it took my windowpanes. >> reporter: president obama remains adamant that even though the al qaeda leader is

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sunday it's going to sunday night when we expect a live report from cnn sandra endo at ground zero this morning. we are having technical problem and we hope to catch up with her coming up in a few moments. onto other news right now. the president says bin laden is dead and there's dna evidence and facial recognition software that say the al-qaeda leader is gone. but some people have to see it to believe it. the government is contemplating whether or not to release the photo pos telephone iding his body and we want to know what you think -- positivelyism ding his body and we want to know what you think. -- positively, iding his body and we want to know what you think. go to the facebook fan page, abc2news.com and let us know what you think. go to the website and scroll to the bottom and you will see an i conto icon to link up with us. >>> -- icon to link up with us. >>> senator mikulski felt a bit of pride when the navy seals competeed the commission -- completed the mission show. says she was excited about the news but reiterated while we are hearing this one man's death does not mean t

sandra? >> reporter: that's right, dave. they are in -- they are in preparation for a presidential visit here. the security is tight and the waiting game continue as to whether or not the white house will release photographic evidence of osama bin laden's dead body. as you were mentioning, more details are becoming clear as to what exactly happened during the raid and the operation to kill. this exclusive video obtained by cnn shows the inside of osama bin laden's million- dollar compound. soon after, the bloody firefight which took his life occurred. the u.s. believes may have lived there for more than five years. while -- leon panetta says he thinks a photo showing osama bin laden's lifeless body will likely be released. concerns remain regard the graphic nature of the pictures and the backlash it could spark. >> ther are sensitivities here -- there are sensitivities here as far as the releasing the photos of osama bin laden and the aftermath of this firefight and we we are a making an evaluation about the need to do that

a high profile murder and a low profile investigation the case of sandra good leon he became a byword for both in two thousand and six the twenty eight year old banker attended a birthday party for one of georgia's top police officials by his fall into an argument with one of the guests the next morning his body with multiple injuries was found on the outskirts of the lisi four police officers were eventually sentence up to eighty years for sandra's murder he was easter was not served by. those in the torah just three hours after the sentence of the court the president issued decree. their release from. prison so it shows it's also one more to reduce the. they were not just ordinary citizens there where are the protection of the top officials of the georgia guard. and investigation wasn't even launched until hundreds of protesters went on to the streets of belief but it seems family looked for help from strasbourg and the cause of human rights in april european judges ruled the investigation was bungled the ministry of the interior the prosecutor's office the prisons department and pr

a high profile murder and a low profile investigation the case of sandra give leon he became a byword for both in two thousand and six the twenty eight year old banker attended a furtive party of one of georgia's top police officials where he fell into argument with one of the guests the next morning his body with multiple injuries was found on the outskirts of the release see four police officers were eventually sentence topped eighty years sandra's murder irresistible as well sarah dr. doctor poor dr sorry our starters the whole sentence of the court the president issued decree and they're released from. prison so it shows it's also one more readers that this is a window to just ordinary citizens is that where are the protection of the top officials of georgia dollars. an investigation wasn't even launched until hundreds of protesters went onto the streets of d.c. but it seems family looked for how from strasse book and the cause of human rights in april european judges ruled the investigation was bungled that high ranking officials are escaping justice and that police clues sensiti

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in chicago as the last oprah shows were taped, including madonna, stevie wonder, beyonce, and as sandraughes reports, many more. >> reporter: after 25 years of talking, oprah winfrey was almost speechless as she created an ecstatic crowd as she greeted who won tickets from an online lottery. the event called "surprise oprah, a farewell spectacular" featured a-list stars saying their good-bye. tom hanks was the first. >> more than 40 million people have tuned in every week and that means billions of viewers over generations, and you have said it over and over again, oprah, it's all about them. >> it's all about them. >> another tom came next, star-studded event went into overdrive with tributes. >> the oprah show taught me the power of forgiveness. >> reporter: famous friends. will and jada dropped by and who else? michael jordan. after all, these last tapings took place on his old home court, the united center, where the chicago bulls play. this place is on fire for oprah, some 13,000 fans packed this arena to show their love for the talk show host. the shows will air monday and tuesday

sandra, be careful out there. time now 5:50. the head of the international monetary fund is on suicide watch right now in a new york city jail. 62-year-old dominique strauss- kahn is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid. his jail guards are watching him very closely this morning. >>> also this morning we also found out about the alleged victim in this case. her lawyers say she's a 32-year- old woman from west africa. >>> 5:50 is the time. right now back to sal to check in on traffic at this hour. sal. >>> all right. right now traffic is doing okay on highway 4 westbound coming up to the grade. you can see bart is also moving through there. and bart's on time. moving along and taking a look at westbound bay bridge it's still light. and if you're driving on the nimitz freeway south so far not a big traffic jam at all. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. let's go to live storm tracker 2. showing rain coming down out of the northwest. we're not done yet. we're not done yet. what about the next couple days? yes, we will see

so first i'd like to bring up sandra. sandra? >> hi, how are you, everybody. home you're enjoying the show and that -- i'm nervous. so -- i think i will cry. i'm just acting. don't worry. and two years ago i came here at the same place and i was reading poetry, but the difference from then to now is that i couldn't speak english. so i read my poem in spanish and i think i missed a lot of the audience because not everybody can understand or speak stash -- spanish. in restless night that i was thinking how good my professor has been to me. she has given -- given me support without even using hard words. when i'm struggling she holds my hand, letting me know that i can count on her. whenever i feel sad or share a broken tear, she asked me for a hug and it is there in her arms that i feel protected like nothing that dares to touch me could hurt me. there is a power that grows inside me. when i find myself under her wings. under her wings i am calm. and she calls me mija, as if she were saying don't give unon account of stupid things. don't you see how strong you a

sandra mitchell shows us the secret to looking like a celebrity on a shoestring budget. >> the key to the red carpet facial is you can have it the day of your event and look your best. >> reporter: it's the secret that the celebrities use for glowing skin. it's known as the red carpet facial. >> a facial like this gets rid of the imperfections in your skin. >> reporter: perfect for griselda contreras. this busy silverlake 30-year- old doesn't have time for long spa regimens. >> because of my job and life it's just so busy, you know, work very stressful. my personal life is stressful too. >> reporter: the difference with the treatment, no extractions or redness that's usually associated with facials. here it only takes about two hours with three easy steps. >> with the microderm abrasion, we are exfoliating the dead skin. the polypeptides eveningous the skin tones and the next step is the oxygen sequence consists of a mist loaded with 86 minerals, vitamins and amin acids. >> reporter: looking like a celebrity isn't cheap. that facial costs about $200. so we looked into some at-home alt

sandra. >> reporter: well, pam, i can set the scene for you here at ground zero. can see behind me on that yellow fence fresh flowers, messages, pictures, candles, all in memory of the lives lost on 9/11. so obviously a renewed sense of remembrance and also spirit here on ground zero. you can take a look also at the construction. that's really the backdrop of all this. this is where a memorial will be created and the freedom tower as well all a tribute to the events of 9/11 and the lives lost. again, clearly a lot is being done here. also at the very bustling lower manhattan right now and i can tell you ten years ago when the tragedy struck this city a lot of people questioned whether new york would be able to bounce back economically. also in terms of the image of safety of the city as well. and with all these people going to work, going to lunch, clearly it has definitely bounced back. so that is kind of the scene here. a lot of memories coming back for many new yorkers, many people across the country as well as some closure. pam. >> sandra, it's been interestin

sandra hughes, cbs5 news, los angeles. >> wow, that's amazing. >> a little stuffed animal already. >> yes. >>> roberta. >> anywhere from 58 in pacifica to 70 degrees in gilroy. now night has already fallen across the bay area. partly to mostly cloudy skies. in fact, take a look at the current conditions in and around our microclimates. numbers anywhere from 51 in fremont to 56 degrees in oakland and concord. that gives me a good idea that the clouds are now rolling in and acting like a blanket. most stations reporting partly cloudy skies. 44 degrees overnight tonight in santa rosa to 51 in san francisco. low 40s at the delta. tomorrow morning grab that umbrella as you head on out the door. just a smattering of rain expected during the morning hours. in fact, right now radar returns suggesting a little bit of light precipitation in the far reaches of northern california. right there in the northwestern quadrant. taking the bulk of its energy into the northwest into british columbia. any kind of rain that we do see from this will be measured in a few 100ths up to about a 10th of an inch

sandra, thank you. our time is now 5:48. a san ramon police officer is in jail this morning in connection with a growing scandal at the contra costa county narcotics team. now lombardi is an officer with the san ramon police department. he's now facing drug and weapons charges. and he's currently being held on $760,000 bail. investigators started looking at lombardi after the former commander of the drug team, norman welsh accused of stealing and selling drugs seized in raids was arrested. a private investigator and a danville police officer have also been arrested on related charges. >>> men lo's park plan to revitalize the downtown area will cause traffic problems. that's according to a new report. the plan calls for adding new retail, commercial and residential units to the downtown area. the environmental reports suggests the city would need to add stoplights and turn lanes to avoid problems caused by increased traffic. they also suggest the downtown development would raise noise levels and greenhouse gases. >>> time now

do you think it was hurtful to sandra that you moved on so quickly?re. you know? i think i've spent a good chunk of the last five or six years of worrying only about her and what she thinks and what i should do. and like, you know, controlling all of my movements and everything else. and i don't think -- i think it's time to worry about jesse and making sure jesse is happy. >> reporter: he says he and kat plan to marry this summer. are you going to be faithful? >> yes. >> reporter: do you think you can? >> yes. >> reporter: he is learning blacksmithing. and apprenticing young riders. >> i need a speed rod and something to make. and i'm in heaven. >> reporter: he's still jesse james. but a more mellow jesse. more at ease. >> god or whoever you believe in must have thought i was pretty strong to lump that on me. and if i can come out of it, if i can stand up and take all of it, and i did, all of it, every single bit of it, i didn't hide from any of it. i took it all on the chin. and guess what? i'm still standing. >> well, he is still standing. and movi

sandra endo has more on the very latest. >> reporter: the exclusive video obtained by c. this n shows the en-- cnn shows the inside of the million dollar compound. soon after the bloody 40 minute fire fight which took his life, u.s. officials bhoaived the al- qaeda leader may have -- believe the al-qaeda lead are may have lived there -- leader may have lived there for more than five years. >> there's no place to hide. no place you can hide. >> reporter: cia director leon pinetta says he thinks a photo shows bin laden's lifeless body will be released at some point but concerns remains surrounding the graphic nature of the pictures and the backlash they could spark. questions remain as to whether pakistani officials knew bin laden was living in that compound and providing hmm a safe haven. -- him a safe hain. pakistan has been a good -- haven. pakistan has been a good ally but -- [audio not understandable] >> after what happened. and expect to get it without serious questions being asked. >> reporter: in the u.s., law enforcement officials are on heightened alert for any po

live at ground zero, sandra endo. >> it's 5:02.nk you. >>> and while much of the country celebrates the death of osama bin laden there are some that don't understand the gravity of the moment. our children. now with the nature of the media, it's much more difficult so we asked a child expert how he would explain to a child exactly what happened. >> what he did ten years ago hurt a lot of people who real -- really badly and the people we see celebrating are some of the people who were really badly hurt. and so, they are as much relieved that this bad man is gone and he can't do more bad things as and it looks like celebration. >> the doctor says we protect our kids at times like these but he goes onto say that our children are capable of understanding more than we give them credit for. >>> our hot topic should the u.s. government release a photograph of osama bin laden's body. you can weigh in at our facebook fan page. go to abc2news.com and scroll down to the end of the page and the link is there. go in and the question is up this

what was the turnout like, sandra?y year this event grows bigger and bigger. this is the 24th annual rolling thunder ride for freedom. they are worried about next year how they can accommodate everyone for the 25th anniversary. this year thousands have bikers come out for this memorial day event and, of course, they are trying to put the spotlight and keep the spotlight on the effort to make sure the pows and those missing in action are paying attention and that their mission is not forgotten but new this year and special this year is that secretary gates, robert gates talked to the people here as well as joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mullen. secretary gates says that everyone has to be accounted for or else their efforts will not be put to rest. so they are certainly reaffirming the mission at hand. that's certainly something the people here wanted to hear this memorial day as they move forward. and interesting to note also the defense secretary says this is his last memorial day in his position, so certainly he

. >> sandra hughes has the scoop from hollywood. >> lindsay lohan is trying to put her legal troubleshind her. she's considering pleading no contest in the theft of a necklace from a bennett, california, jewelry store. she's serving 480 hours of community service at the l.a. morgue for violating probation. >>> another hollywood hooligan is trying to turn around his reputation. charlie sheen says he's going to organize a benefit show for tornado victims in alabama. ♪ tonight's going to be a good night ♪ >> more celebrity work, the black-eyed peas will perform a free concert in central park. v.i.p. tickets will be sold online with proceeds going to the robin hood foundation. the charity targets poverty in new york. >> he's everywhere lately and steven tyler who is a new judge on "american idol" is enjoying the fame. he's releasing a new single called it feels so good. and a book, there's a noise inside my head bother you" tells all about his substance abuse and subsequent stays in rehab. the lead singer for aerosmith says he's clean and sober now. >> mao's last dancer follows the life o

thank you so much, sandra liu. we certainly hope a lot of people come on out to the marin-sonoma concourse d'elegance. as we head out tonight we are going to be getting some patchy fog but we're going to be putting the brakes on all the sunshine we had today as temperatures are going to be warming up. we're going to see things starting to cool off here in the next 48 hours. we'll see some slight warming in the forecast here into tomorrow. this area oaf low pressure is going to be dropping to the south. it's also going to bring us a chance of showers over the next 48 hours. as we head into saturday night. and also some much cooler weather, even the slight potential of a thunderstorm. it's not going to be a major storm. so if you want to come out here, just be prepared for the possibility of some scat jerrod rainfall at times. but these cars are going to be out here rain or shine. take a look at friday. we're looking at temperatures in the low to mid 70s in the east and also for the south bay. 70 in santa cruz, 74 in

sandra hughes explains. >> reporter: drivers of small, fuel-efficient cars, no longer have to skimp onety. researchers with the insurance institute for highway safety say a record six gas sippers have earned the distinction of being a top safety pick. >> they are the ford focus. the four door honda civic, the hyundai elantra, the lexus ct-200h, the nissan juke and the toyota prius. researchers ran the cars through a battery of tests, including front, side, rollover and rear impact crashes. they say none of the 13 cars earned a poor rating in any test. and that is a big change from the last few years when small cars struggled to earn top ratings. researchers say the credit goes to the car companies that are making what used to be extra features standard. for example they all have standard side air bags and most have electronic stability control that can prevent many kinds of crashes. still researchers say nothing beats the protect irarmor of a bigger, heavier car, proving that the laws of physics are always in effect, even when gas prices seem to defy gravity. sandra hughes, cbs news, l

thanks for that, sandra endo.12 presidential election with ed o'connell in ten minutes. >>> we go from the food pyramid to the plate. the government is trying a new shape to illustrate what we should be eating as part of a new initiative to help good eating and healthy choices. the food pyramid has been the standard for 20 years. here's elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: the peer sill to put it genally is n lgentally c public success. one of the biggest criticisms the stuff you weren't supposed to eat so much of were sweets and sugars were at the top of the pyramid. >> the new design is expected to be unveiled thursday. >>> we're getting our first look at never published pictures of marilyn monroe, the sexy new pictures were bought as negatives, leaves this as a garage sale decades ago. the art dealer are trying to figure out who took these picture pictures. >> found the group of negatives, realized they were old, 2 1/4 and 23 1/4, medium format negatives. you can't really see what they were, because they're negatives.

now sandra hughes reports, the feds are looking into a possible link to the unabomber, ted kaczynski. >> reporter: investigators want a dna sample from the unabomber ted kaczynski to compare to evidence in the 1982 tylenol poisoning case. seven people died from potassium cyanide-tainted pills and no one has ever been charged with the crime. it was a national scare that damaged the reputation of johnson & johnson, tylenol's maker, and led to 300,000 bottles the pain reliever being pulled from the shelves. local authorities in chicago where the people died have never given up hope of finding who put the poison in the pills. >> i saw up close the results of part of what he had done and it was a very tragic time. >> reporter: in 1998, kaczynski pleaded guilty to setting 16 explosions that killed three people. he was dubbed the unabomber for targeting universities with exploding letters and packages. in a statement today, the chicago office of the fbi says, we have attempted to secure dna samples from numerous individuals including ted kaczynski. to dade, mr. kaczynski has declined volunta

sandra endo has the latest from the turn of event. >> reporter: on a bustle lower manhattan you can see behind me on the yellow fence, fresh flowers, pictures and candles all in memory of the lives lost on 9/11. also, though, the backdrop is the construction of the freedom tower and a memorial that willremember those lives lost. that tragic day. and here in new york and across the country, people are still saferring the moment of redemption ♪ god bless america my home sweet home. >> reporter: shanksville pennsylvania and ground zero once where many went to grieve and now they are fluking to rejoice and reflect -- flocking to rejoice and reflect. >> it's good see a evil person to receive justice but bitter to realize so many good people met a broughtal and needless death. >> reporter: this is amateur video of the pakistani compoundcompound where osama bin laden was killed. newly released images show the president and top officials waiting to hear a single word geronimo. code that the world's most notorious and most wanted terrorists was either captured or dead. >> the minutes passed like