. >> first, hello to tabitha from "tabitha takes over" on bravo.sses whip into shape. you're beyond the salon helping bars and all different businesses. in fact, coming up you'll be helping a gay dance club. >> tonight. one of the first gay dance clubs in long beach, in california. >> you have mostly concentrated on salons until you. do the basic principles apply? >> absolutely. the skills and what you're sell issing or giving to customers changes. but the principles of business are the same. >> i love this gentle energy you're giving off because people are afraid of you. >> we know you. >> you walk in and fear consumes the room. where is that tabitha? >> she's here. i don't need to take you over or someone would be afraid of me. >> do you need me? >> well -- >> maybe. >> now that you ask. >> what's the secret to transforming a company in a week? >> going crazy. it's a lot of hard work. the transformation is on the inside as well as the outside. people need to work hard and embrace change. that's hard for people to look at what they are doing wrong

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i want to thank teacher tabitha costner, in the back, for the invitation to talk to these very brightnd fun second-graders at the lincoln elementary in frederick, maryland. danella, how's traffic? >>> on gw parkway, i have more information about the disabled vehicles. if you're traveling southbound at route 123, going to see a disable truck blocking the right lane. police are on the scene trying to get the truck out of the road. for now, if you're traveling southbound on gw parkway, are you slow from the beltway as you make your way to 123. now heading up i-270, that's another place that i'm seeing big delays for you now. southbound, slow out of urbana. delays continue as you head to clarksburg road. once you pass clarksburg road, the road opens up. you see the green cars here. you are moving. clear into rockville. i can tell you are going to see volume. no major delays yet. this is a look at falls road. you see volume. these cars are making their way southbound. joe, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> new today, chemicals in microwave popcorn may alter the effective not of chil

. >> and this, the prosecutor, tabitha anderson. >> here's your timeline.2005 the defendant buys the crossbow. less than 30 days later anna creamer takes an arrow to her chest. and she goes to the hospital. less than 90 days after that, she takes an arrow in the back, and this time she goes to the morgue. >> had to be murder, said the prosecutor. >> that shows that the arrow basically comes straight in. >> look how the arrow went straight into her back and almost right through her, said the medical examiner, as if it was carefully aimed from close range. >> i was able to run my hand over the skin of her chest, and i could feel the tip of the arrow under my fingertips. >> also, said the examiner, it was a razor-sharp hunting arrow and did a lot of damage. >> it perforated the heart basically impaled the heart. as the arrow came from back to front, it went through the aorta, completely severing it. just cut it right in half. >> no doubt about the conclusion, she said. >> i determined that the manner of death in this case was homicide. >> the "x" right here is

tabitha costner. barbara, coming up in you a mipts when i rejoin you, i will show you an amazing high-definition of earth. spectacular image ever taken of earth from a brand-new weather satellite. >> we won't move. >> their. >> stay right here. >> all right. thanks a lot, tom. and let's check on the traffic out there. danella had problems earlier today. what's it look liking like now >> problems traveling inner loop of the beltway. this was the scene earlier. truck hit the overhead sign here causing damage and now crews are still working to clear this. this is the inner loop as you make your way to the i-95/395 interchange and right now still as we stand only the right lane gets by that accident. expect delays in the area. on the rails are, metro is not making any stops at the arlington cemetery in either direction while police investigate a suspicious package at the arlington cemetery metro zags. be aware of that if you are on the blue line, you will not be able to go to the arlington cemetery. >> th

it was in the very early 1970's, he and his wife tabitha, who is a wonderful writer and a wonderful woman. both came to new york, asked if i would take their picture. i did. i wanted to have him in the book. when kurt and i went up to maine last summer to visit our daughter at camp, i wrote and asked him if we could get together while i was up there, maybe all four of us could have dinner, and he said that they would like that. and i said that i was working on this book but that wasn't part of the deal. if he would like to be in it, i would be honored to include him, but if he didn't, he didn't have to feel uncomfortable. but i certainly didn't want to get there and then ask him and turn a social occasion into a business, because -- so i wanted to put my cards on the table, and so we got there and nothing was mentioned. we had a terrific dinner, and just sitting outside. his son was there. and i only brought my lyca. i didn't bring my whole camera -- i didn't even bring the nikon, and after dinner was over and it was actually getting quite dark, he said, "well, how long would it take -- c

tabitha joins us from new york city. good morning. caller: good morning, professor.lution for the syrian crisis. gaddafi was overthrown with the help. at the friends in the u.k. in the united states have not bombed him, he would still be alive. the usa and france [unintelligible] but if we had a choice, it is now bomb the syrian regime where it hurts the most, like we did in libya. host: is that type of military intervention at all likely even in discussion? guest: that kind of military intervention is not in discussion right now. i suspect nato is doing some contingency planning. turkey has been thinking about what might be necessary. but even if there were some kind of intervention, i do not think it would look like what we saw in bosnia, in kosovo, or in libya. in the sense that it would take the form of creation of a safe zone along with richard along the turkish and possibly the jordanian border to protect civilians who are now getting massacred by the government. but it would be very unlikely to actually include bombing the capital in syria. we might well see f

from the moon mission tabitha king, but we will see multiples of that. we cannot predict what they are. but we think it will be big. we think is a very important that we own that. that is why we're very passionate about this area, and we think there are a lot of things that can actually be done. well we have the sort of scale to be able to do it, all the forces are going in the wrong direction. so we think a pretty massive jolt is needed to shift this forward. >> just one follow-up question. this is a conceptual narrative really about what drives one, what is absolutely critical importance. obviously, when mckinsey quarterly comes out, the germans read it, the french, the japanese, the british, the chinese greeted. do you get a sense that our competitors that are mature in developing economies have this clear sense about advancing industries, and therefore, moving to a policy, the platform they need to set -- are we alone in the world by basically not understanding that sort of core in sight? >> i think we're quite far behind in the understanding and act