. >> reporter: shelly craft said the age lines on her face were starting to affect her self-esteem. >ired, you feel tired. you know, it brings you down a little bit. you know, you don't feel like smiling. >> reporter: craft decided to take action. she didn't want to use botox. she decided to try something new. >> this part is a toxin type a, the same as botox n terms of comparison, they have very, very similar type of effects. >> reporter: some say that it can haveox bot oxot doesn't have. ct eor urs inopopveha been using the wrinkle shemootver sio 1991. they found that in some cases, patients using disport saw results in two to four days w botox, . or longer. there is also reports that disport lasts longer, up to six months. with botox, wrinkles start coming back in four months. >> some people feel that it might give a feeling of a more natural look. by and by, botox and disport are equivalent products. but you should realize that physicians here in the united states are just getting this product. and we haven't really had the experience with it. >> reporter: still, d.c. dermatologis

. >> i am shelly horner. >> we are live over a shooting in west baltimore. captain mike perry has more. mike? >> hundred block of west lumbar street. 3:15 p.m. police officers were dispatched to a shooting. it happened in the rear near south fulton.

leaves behind mom shelly, stepdad david, five siblings. aaron fairbairn, american hero. and friend of the show, rob. isn't he handsome. see you tomorrow night until then, good night, friend.

leaves behind mom shelly, stepdad, five siblings. aaron fairbairn, american hero. thanks to our guests, but especially to you. a special good night from new york. rob. isn't he handsome? everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friends. >>> hello, i'm lisa bloom in hollywood. this is a "showbiz tonight" newsbreak. here's some of what we're covering for you tonight on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour. paula's "idol" backlash. a raging debate over paula abdul leaving "american idol." will the show actually be better without her? new details about why paula left "idol." >>> brand new secrets about the brangelina bunch. will they ever get married? will they adopt again? plus intimate details of their sex life. too much information, maybe? >>> alana stewart answers the explosive question, what does she think of people saying she's trying to cash in on farrah's death? it is the interview you will see only on "showbiz tonight" which starts at the top of the hour starts at the top of the hour right here on hln. -- captions b

leaves behind mom shelly, stepdad, five siblings. airfa airfarebairn, american hero. a special good night from new york. rob. isn't he handsome? everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friends. >>> coming up next on "issues" more horrific fallout from that wrong way crash that killed eight people including the driver. comments by the dead driver's husband have left those who lost loved ones outraged. among those who lost loved ones the female driver's brother who lost three daughters. and he is furious, reportedly, that his brother-in-law is saying she never drank and there must be something wrong with the toxicology reports. we're going to dive into this family rift tonight on "issues." and there's a wild, and i mean absolutely wild story, out of brazil. the host of a crime show is accused of ordering actual assassinations in order to boost ratings so that his camera crews could be first on the scene. is this possible? we'll explain on "issues."

and the 30th anniversary of the relations act continuity and change in straight relagszs featuring shelly berkely and richard bush from berkings. the first forum thursday, august 27th at noon. the second forum tuesday, september 15th. would you all join me in a round of applause for our two panelists? thank you for being here.

. >> and children chloe and landon for shelly's arrival. >> do you see her, do you see her yet? >> reporter: he told us about his journey to here. >> i didn't think they would acknowledge they had another brother because we were so little and separated. >> reporter: separated when he was about 7 years old. his father who didn't approve of his mother's lifestyle took him to texas and three other siblings stayed in europe. after years of searching earlier this month he connected with his younger sister shan shon on facebook. she lives in belgium. >> when she was sending me pictures, a lot came back and my questions, i just -- i want to know about my mom. >> reporter: then a text message, she is here. >> we landed. she's here. >> reporter: their embrace at the airport. >> i see her. that's her. >> reporter: was felt by everyone around who realized whatever was happening was truly special. so many stories to catch up on, the pictures of their young lives billy joe has never even seen. >> -- were telling me i looked just like my mom. >> and i'm happy. it just makes me sad that he cou

it is basically all shelly -- would these town halls were in favor of the democrats or against the democrats is now answered. the town hall meetings are working against the democrats. support is falling. despite the efforts by the white house democrats to demonize those who participate in town hall meetings, the reality is that the democrats themselves may have been the ones who overreached in their demonization by colleen people knottiest -- by calling people nazis and mobs. that was the overreach. people are reacting to the white house going to far in demonizing the protesters. trace: is the administration laid to the debate? did they let this go too far. rahm emanuel said this is just noise. he said town hall meetings are noise. the polls show these are extraordinarily effective. >> i agree. there is something to this notion that they came late to the strategy. when obama first unveiled the health care initiative, it was like this nebulous laundry list. would save you money. you would not have any pre- existing conditions problems. it would do this and it would do that. people started pic

. >> reporter: when this one touched down, shelly riley was sitting in her car in the walmart parkingot. >> what i was seeing when i was sitting in the car, was all of kohl's roof coming, i the tornado. >> reporter: another car landed on her roof. but somehow, she made it out without a scratch. >> i wanted a new car for my birthday tomorrow. looks like i'm going to get one. >> reporter: and while she will spend the day car shopping, cleanup crews will be hard at work. there really is a race for these retailers to reopen. school starts in this area next week. and there's still an awful lot of back-to-school shopping to be done here. diane? >> okay, ryan. our thanks to you. what a scene this morning. >>> from texas, we turn to the national battle over health care, after all the upheaval this summer. word this morning that the white house is about to regroup, change course on its public and political strategy. let's lead all of this off with jake tapper. he's at the white house right now. jake? >> reporter: good morning, diane. that's right, president obama having faced some conservative

. >> i got down there with shelly and she said, no way! >> anyway, tom delay is on the show.ted about this. he went on abc yesterday, giddy about dancing. listen to him. >> really? >> i love dancing. when the producers for "dancing with the stars" gave me a call, i jumped right at the chance. this is going to be so fun and so crazy. i'm really looking forward to it. conservatives can let their hair down and open their collar and put on some dancing shoes and get out there on the floor, just like the rest of them. >> you know what, actually, i don't want to see that. >> very happy. >> extremely happy. >> good for tom! >> who wants to see that? >> i do. >> don't be hateful. he and tucker showing conservati conservatives can move. conservatives can move, they're fun people. >> no doubt about it. that's what i hear. >> yeah. >> let me show you a friend of the show, rahm emanuel. >> chief of staff of the white house, i don't even know what this is. i don't know if it's funny or what, kind of fascinating. last week, he was reading a fantastic white house program, reading for kids.

carrying a gun in the audience and, frankly, we were attacked on that stage, maybe you recall, and shellyould have been a lot of gunfire up there. >> what was going on there? >> that's a normal new hampshire guy. >> that's a normal new hampshire guy? >> standing on private property perfectly legally, across the street on a church property. >> he would feel naked without his gun. >> he's showing off. he left before the president arrived. >> so he left. so this was not -- >> this was a show. >> the gun is normal up there. >> yeah, but he's just making a statement. calling him out on it. >> chris made it sound like that guy was going to the event. he was gone by the time the president even showed up. >> frankly in his own way i thought chris was interviewing very tough, i thought the guy in his own way was very articulate. >> if you have a gun, you can be articulate. >> he didn't bring it in with chris. >> with us now columnist for "the washington post" steven pearlstein. steven had some harsh words for republican leaders opposed to health care and he wrote this. quote, the recent attacks by

john shelly goes, no, a little more to the left side. >> gary: klly shoppach will come on and be the pinch hitter for travis hafner. and he'll take the ball and dyeing and makes an outstanding catch! a run will score. he tags up on the sac fly. a big out ruered, nick markakis. >> buck: it sure was. no telling what happens in this inning if this ball falls. great concentration. we have seen reimold and markakis make outstanding dyeing catches here late in this ballgame. fretty good commitment. easy to take things for granted, but he didn't allow that ball to fall. it was hit for kam mickolio. >> gary: rbi, shoppach. peralta stays at second. one down. and a strike taken. luis valbuena. he double and scored. peralta with an rbi. shoppach has now driven in one. his third home run in the sixth inning was a solo shot. the four runs for the indians. one ball, one strike delivery. three balls and the inning, andino showing up for the first time with the o's. he just comes in and stand force a couple of innings, but he has to make some plays early on. >> gary: foul territory at third and the

my wife shelly worked up in the vice president's office before the kennedys were assassinated back in 19 9. and even then she told me when teddy came in the girls in the office, the secretaries, knew teddy was coming down the hall. a lot would go out there because there was this extraordinarily handsome young guy in his late 20s at the time or mid-20s at the time. kennedy -- they always carried that charisma with them. in addition to his personality, the legend and the rest of it that enabled him to get so much done. >> david gregory, you have a question for pat? >> yeah. i want to talk about the flip side of that with nixon and kennedy as well, pat. you may remember as well nixon was obsessed to a certain level about trying to dig up dirt on ted kennedy fearing that he would run against him and talked to others about hiring private eyes to tail him and thought chappaquiddick would be the death knell of his career. that obsession was striking. >> there was no doubt initially teddy kennedy was thought to be, as i mentioned, they had wanted him on the ticket in '68 and we thought he'd b