. >>> tamara, tuvo ideas suicidas, al descubrir que era adoptada. >>> pensaba que era mi culpa. >>> unañales de alerta, cuando habla o escribe de la muerte, cambió en la personalidad, rechazo de amigos o familiares, si duerme demasiado, y el descuido he su apariencia física, tamara, asistó al programa la vida es preciosa, que dice que transformó su vida. >>> le quería decir a la muchachas que están afuera, busquen ayuda, nunca es tarde, la vida es preciosa. >>> en nueva york. >>> si, lo es, momento de nuestra última pausa, al regresar, la historia de un avión que ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! >>> se imagina estar en su coche por la carretera, y vero que un avión le pase de lado, y ocurrió, en el 2009, en el río hudson en nueva york, se acuerda, ahora está en camino al museo, y podrá ser admirado, por grdeo grandes y chicos, me

presentar decenas de recursos ante el tribunal de justicia del paÍs aÚn no existe legalmente como tamara> mientras no se castigue la intolerancia frente a la homofobia frente al machismo, frente al otro que no opina igual, yo opino, entonces no podremos avanzar como democracia. >> mientras sigan en el anonimato son presas fÁciles. los asesinatos no son investigados, el futuro no es alentador, venezuela es uno de los paÍses mÁs retrasados en la regiÓn en materia de respeto de la libertad de gÉnero. >> 20 transexuales han sido asesinadas en venezuela los Últimos siete aÑos. ninguno de los casos ha sido resuelto y la comunidad sigue pidiendo justicia. >> con sus carritos llenos de mercancÍas se dieron las clientas en california. una mujer dijo que compraran lo que quisieran que ella corrÍa con los gastos y asÍ fue. cc1: ---esta noche se q tal les saluda maría leticia gómez está noche se realizo un servicio fúnebre para los bomberos que murieron cumpliendo su deber. >> ramón en los detalle. >> los cuerpos arribaron a la ciudad y muchas personas conocieron a vincen y a balerio. >> en memoria

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. >> and i will introduce tamara as well, the we employed a year ago with the program. >> hello. i am a single mother of a 10- year-old little girl. i was unemployed for over a year. money was extremely tight, and i spent the majority of my time looking for job, sending out resumes, and going to dead and interviews. i needed the job to cover my living expenses. i first heard of book big through the program. a year later, i am still working for them and managing the operations side of the business. is right to be part of the team were my role really matters and i get to provide -- it is great to be part of the team, rolled really matters and get to provide voluble feedback. i have been given the opportunity to assist in marketing materials and develop graphics for the website. these are skills i hope to build upon in the future. having this job means a great deal to me. i have grown in confidence. i am happy to give up in the morning. my life has purpose and meaning. i am able to pay my way and provide for my family, which has had a positive influence on our lives. i am now able t

tamara is a high school senior in oakland. the library it is going to be closed next year. she is dependent on the public's library. >> and i read books fast,ky not just go to wal-mart or costco every day and buy a book. the library is really -- i love the library. i really want the library to be open. >> and the council will discuss the budget at the meeting but they're not expected to vote on the budget until a meet something scheduled for june 28th pgh a new nationwide survey found that marin county is the most unaffordable place to live in the united states for those who rent. a coalition says that 60% of renters in the county cannot afford a typical two bedroom apartment. a two bedroom goes for 1800 a month. that mean as person has to earn 73,000 a year to afford the represent. the average renter make, 5 8000- dollar as year. >>> a group of nurses protested cuts in public health by the county supervisors. >> that has got to go. >> they marched outside of a meeting and they're considering eliminating public health nurses. they work for the children's services program f

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on to the latest tennis action from queen's club in london where former winners and tamara and andy roddick progress into the quarters as preparations can see the head of all do you believe the biggest events of the tennis season will go then of course have kind of a nod to some for only the second time bud didn't receive any unexpected the position from the south african for most of the much all of this and saw the sole of the bottom couple of breaks in the fifth game or both sets make sure they would win it comfortably states or six. for setting up a crime against spain's the month of the dust bowl. meanwhile delighted the home crowd with a win over younger sibs original to put up this implies the scot had a break of seven which allowed him to close it out six. wasn't it and i break the law of the second world number for marty though brokeback later in the saddle and forced a tie break seven three victory and timmy's by the us. and joining those two in the quarterfinals was rafael nadal who was taken to a full three set of by virtue of the radix department it's off to the first six three

tamara moon worked for them and allegedly falsified account records, forged client signatures and made unauthorized trades that resulted in more than $800,000 in losses. moon will be back in court next week. if convicted, she could spend the rest of her life in jail. >>> and adventure, they will soon not forget. close to 200 east bay boy scouts stuck this morning on the wrong side of a fast-flowing river. the scouts were separated from the rest of the pack. it happened east of stockton in sonorat calaveras big trees state park. cheryl hurd has the later. >> reporter: tuesday's unseasonable rainfall turned out to be a big problem for some 240 boy scouts camping in the sierra in calaveras big trees state park. >> our main concern was food and medications that some of the boy maze need. >> the rain caused a river to crest, covering a foot bridge separating the scouts from the main camping area. an emt and registered nurse made it through rugged terrain, around the river to the camp site. >> the sheriff's department set up a cabling system, a pulley cable system. was able to transfer food

family it features their son's medals they received and the letters they sent from the front line tamara especially treasures objects made by her children i want in this is the root of a pine tree they made a heart out of it. you know. when my second son enjoyed making such things here he died in a battle on the same day as my youngest son. many georgian opposition parties and even spirit gamsakhurdia as former associates demonstrated their discontent with the rule georgian intellectuals sent numerous letters to the president asking him to come to his senses her da responded by imposing censorship. and ninety ninety one lawyer even denied registration for all political parties it was indorsed by people who would serve terms and soviet prisons and campaign for georgia's freedom and independence. those people did what they themselves have been opposed to. they trained to become a mathematician in the early one nine hundred ninety s. he left university and went into business his elder brother chose the career of an actor today he is very popular in georgia. his songs in short films have an

and as we head into tamara, big changes in the forecast.y noon we should be up to 68 would temperatures reaching the '70s. right now, temperatures are still in the fifties for san francisco. mid- 50s in it now above. of the fifties for into our. here are your to redress for the south bay. by the afternoon, a purse 70's, low 80s. oslo-mid-70s in the east bay. future cast 4 is showing us what is going on in terms of what weather. we could see sprinkles late tonight in the north bay. the north they will have the best chance of rain for to our morning. watch as we head into the afternoon. a better chance of rain for downtown san francisco and then that spreads around the the area. widespread rain overnight. we could even pick up thunderstorms as walter of the day on tuesday in and continue to see leftover sprinkles into wednesday. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. back into the 80s by thursday and then we will be in the '90s. friday and saturday will be closing in on triple digits. it will feel hot for the fourth of july weekend. >>

compare that with education, social work, and the arts, tamara, even if 2011 grads were wise enough to choose one of these majors, competition is tough and buried under a mountain of student debt. >> everybody is scared because it feels like the american dream is unraveling before our eyes. we have a graduate class, 2011, $24,000 in student loan debt. this is the primary thing we tell people to do to get on the other side, the success side, go to college, but even that is no longer a guarantee. as you said, those recent college grads are still better off because the reality is, in one generation, young workers have lost considerable ground compared to their moms and dads. everybody's earning less than their moms and dads did 30 years ago except people with college degrees. >> doesn't it limit you if you don't have access to the capital too get yourself in school, you fall short by a few thousand dollars on the student loans, might limit your ability to get the degree which you need longer term to get ahead. >> what we know happens is the financial challenge of paying for college is the

dr knot tamara wasn't very nice to look at me and tell me about the clinic here in moscow there clinic macnamara life at center was a passion project of mine created. after i created the monte carlo lecture at the original one it in monaco where i live where i reside the reason i came to moscow was one i love the country i love the city but moreover about twenty percent of all of my clients who come to my clinic in monaco are russian or russian speaking so there was a very big demand but it's also a lot of check what exactly is this life is is a method that i created based on over twenty years of experience to do a complete checkup of the entire body panetta check up in a standard method were when does an electrocardiogram i take your weight and take your poles but those are important parameters but they don't save lives and they certainly don't detect disease right and so i we created a method whereby we find things before they're detected by other standard methods for example early stages of cancer for example since i've opened in monaco and i've detected nine cases of pancreatic can

tamara getting warmer than today. here is what the fog and cloud cover looks like. by midmorning towards new time we will see a pullback. 54 is set for cisco. and we are looking at low 50s at antioch and concord. 51 and outshot. afternoon temperatures will increase to the '70s. mid- 60's for san francisco and have bombay. 69 in oakland. really nice afternoon on tap and a little bit of cloudy skies. a lot more sunny conditions as we head into the next seven days. we might even have 80 tomorrow. if he did not like last weekend this weekend will be fantastic. >> doing pretty well i like to start out with hotspots an unusual delays for your right around bay area thankfully for you there is nothing to report. with a bridge check west bound traffic is light even for the 6:00 hour this is an unusually light at this hour. your right to this and let their bridge is also a good one. it should be heavier than it is right now. it is very light. 101 southbound problem free. public transit caltrain and bart no delays to record their. >> and more information on the deadly shooting

back tamara to 95 degrees with the heat index climbing 200 once again in the afternoonto 100 degrees by the afternon on.. over 700 people in the mid-90s perished and that terrible heat wave that hit chicago on the mid-90s ... we hope we never see that again ... >>for today's trivia we are asking what the official languages for brazil as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. ♪ ♪ [ sponge ] okay, team. time to tackle these greasy dishes. we're facing some tough opposition today. i'm gonna need my biggest player. a change in the lineup? that little squirt? [ cheers and applause ] [ female announcer ] one bottle of ultra dawn has the grease-cleaning power of two of the leading non-concentrated brand giving you double the cleaning ingredients in every drop. [ sponge ] way to go, kid. you really knocked the grease out of them. [ female announcer ] dawn does more... [ sponge ] so

we are back it and talking about the temperatures it is going to be a warm day today tamara's going bees and 83 by the afternoon. the sun will be working its magic. this afternoon that temperatures are going to get into the '90s. as we advance o'clocks board. at 3:00 p.m. the that will be the warmest time of the day. temperature is in that made out '90s. by 9:00 p.m. we cool off in '70s and '80s in land. this is a look at temperatures. warming up to the low 90s in san jose. this is all look of your seven day forecast. hall tuesday temperatures will be all around 98 degrees and perhaps triple digits and in some areas. wednesday, thursday, friday will cool off tail little. and now look at the traffic >> we have not seen the peak of the commute yet this morning. no hotspots or delays to report you so you can rest easy and have another cup of coffee before you leave the door. we look at the toll plaza of. all the approaches look good. how the west bound commute looks very good from a word and foster city will also i could ride. and your ride to the golden gate bridge also looks very well a

tamara looks like we will not see any '90s at all. we will continue to cool down into the weekend.e will have fought in the morning and drizzle but then the sun will be out and we will have patchy clouds. >> as you approach the toll plaza there are few more cars on the role that we did a see a few minutes ago no delays going into the toll plaza. same story over on the san mateo bridge. if you are heading into a word there was construction and the doors are in place. southbound 101 and traffic moving very well. right now we have our report at north on 87 of an overturned a vehicle and the middle lane is blocked. >> police said a trail of blood that led them to the water. >> the read the body apps and put on the back of events took off >> this is what she experienced when she looked out of her condo window. >> i saw a lot of police a lot of yellow tape. >> it was around 6:30 a.m. when someone at reported a body in that of the water. the body was fully clothed and the man was 20 years old. >> i was just concerned no one know who was. >> police said they were given the wrong location a

tamara lance moon worked for citigroup from 1996 until 2008. the department of justice says moon stole more than $800,000 from 20 clients by falsifying records, forging signatures and making unauthorized trades. fbi agents arrested moon this morning. she is currently out of jail on bail. >>> east palo alto police put gang members on notice today. they hit more than a dozen locations. a show of force to crack down on gang violence there. as karina rusk reports, the budget crisis is not helping police solve the problem. >> you know what, get it done. >> reporter: east palo alto police served search warrants at 13 locations, looking for known gang members on probation and parole. at one address, they questioned and photographed jose. he is on probation but says he is not part of a gang. the gang operations are specifically intended to put the pressure on two gangs. a fourth sweep since gang violence earlier this month killed a three month old baby who died in a hail of bullets when his family was mistakenly targeted by gang members as they were le

tamara hauck highs in land could be in the '80s. low 80s.ummer >> new details on the story we're following. the charges of a 17 year-old they killed a 3 month old baby this is our first look at isaac garcia. he was killed when suspects came out on a walk car and fiat the d.a. will decide if the murder charges will be given to them and if they will be charged as adults. >> did is a tragedy that 15 and 16 and 70 murals are involved party they will be responsible for their actions. >> the mother is not hateful to the suspects. >> that is the latest in the missing nursing student michele lee. she has been missing for 12 days now to left kaiser medical center on a break. they sit reported that blood evidence was found in the car. and also there might be a a second car involved with the assisted. >> the video is very helpful any time you get video it's the last time the victim was seen alive. and also has a time stamp on it. >> the police have also search for the second time the home of giselle as the bond. over 25 people have been questioned in m

cornell west, tavis smiley, reverend al sharpton, sewsofia nelson as well as tamara mcmillan.at's just a small part of the bigger picture that's happened at the essence music festival >> andist's always a good event. as you say, you have to talk about it, discuss those issues about those women and all of that. that's the best way to get it out there. and improve it. >> absolutely. >> so, listen, thank you, emil. as someone who's from louisiana, i want to thank "essence" for making a commitment to new orleans. i don't have time to talk about why you did it but i know you do it in part because you think it's important and it's an important city. so thank you and i look forward to seeing you next week, okay? >> great. thank you so much. >>> coming up i'll talk with actress miro sore vena about the worldwide plague of human trafficking. >> let me tell you one fact. the world on drugs spends more than all the money than all the money spent up to date by the united states government, all of its domestic and international programs on human trafficking. t0 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-8

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mentioned the key folks, elizabeth, andrea, james hamilton, ellen goodman, peter shane, cynthia knard and tamara who worked hard around-the-clock on this. we also as you said had people throughout the agency working on this. i'm not going to read all the names as we would use up all the time there we can see that we had contributions frm every department which is fitting for the nature of the modern media landscape which isn't silo in the traditional ways that, you know, the agency is divided up. and we made a very aggressive use of free labor and in terms that too mh of their work to do and this is really gratifying process. i have to say of all the exciting momenthe most gratifying moment in the entire process is when one of the folks on the stuff, and i won't mention his name, who said the first four drafts were horrible, said th fifth draft was pretty good, and i know we were finally ready to release. just starting with the six come the first principle that actually has to guide all of this is the first amendment. this confuses a lot of what we talked about and the way that we approach the r

shot of the day came from tamara paceyek. watch this hit and return. around the post. and there is a straight sets victory. tiger woods is the tournament host of the at and t national but you will not see him on the posts. he's not sure when he'll return with the british open just 15 days away. he needs five more major titles to pass jack knack las. >> he is 46. i've still got time. we're about the same pace, i believe. years on tour, and majors won. i'm still pretty confident of what my future holds. >> i for one do not think he will catch jack or pass him. >> and there are too many young great golfers out there. >> how do you like his new look? >> there gou. >> that is our report. thanks for watching. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. >> that was good, spencer. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a zoo docent from chesterfield, an agribusiness finance attorney from denver, colorado... and our returning champion-- a student of government, originally from bethesda, maryland...

her pregnancy was documented and can be watched of the reality show tia and tamara take two. america ferreira married her longtime boyfriend monday night. people magazine said that it was a small ceremony attended by friends and family. co-stars from ugly betty and the sisterhood of traveling parents were in attendance. more headlines coming up next hour. >> a live look of the bay >> we are starting the hour with a check on weather. >> we are looking at a mix of cloud cover and blue skies. this afternoon we'll have more blue skies and sunshine. yesterday, we got a lot of rain. a lot of records are broken. here are some of the locations that broke records. the rainfall and in parentheses the record that was broken. >> a quick check on traffic right now. >> a rapid improvement of the bay bridge. we started with a light and easy ride. an accident of the incline sections load the metering lights and backed up traffic to was to grant. the back of is recovering fairly quickly. i will have a check on any hot spots conduct. >> new this morning, three people rescued from ocean beach a

we will have even cooler temperatures tamara. we will not see any 90s. '60s, '70s and '80s. here are the terrorists for tomorrowtemperatures for toe it is a look at the 7 day around the bay showing us that cool down lasting into the weekend and even cooler temperatures expected into next week. >> a programming note to tell you about, this friday kron 4 will be airing nbc programming beginning at 8:00 p.m.. kron will run two hours of daylight followed by the kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m.. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell phones. you mean wireless voice service? nobody does that. mom says at&t does, so... uh...uh... [ femal

this is a look catcher seven day and see those temperatures jump tamara and wednesday.'ll cool down to just a little. now check on your commute >> as we continue to monitor the ride into the bay bridges. we have no hot spots or delays to report even with up the metering lights activated. the volume is diminishing. no backups are delays as you'll pollard said the toll plaza. 101 southbound now delays the fog has backed off a little. an update from the newsroom. >> we are trying to continue to follow this b-17 bomber crashed and burned in chicago. i believe you flew on one of these exact planes. >> this just in front of kron 4 news room new pictures of the of the boeing 7 b 17 pie than at seven people on board the plane crashed 3 4 mi. away from the airport in chicago this is west of chicago the people got out alive. you run as plane of about three or four months ago? >> they brought this plaintive hayward field it was a salute to world war two veterans. and i rode up on the liberty bell it was my second ride this is video that was shot that day and this is the very airpl

it's now 9:04 back to matt, an and tamara. talk about from now to wow!ile weeks, have mr. roker straight across. >> yes, i am. we have nice folks. this is girl scout troupe 1087 from newcastle, pnsylvania. how many cookies did you sell? >> a lot! >>e lst' check your weather. we have a lot of bad weather to talk about fromguthsoae clfst into the northeast. we have a risk of strong storms today and in fact, underneath the clouds we go and show you4ç where the risk is, and also in the plains and into the northeast, into new england and the mid-mississippi,Ññ river, s showers in the pacific northwest andxdÑ heat continues through t southwest and on into the southeast. temperatures in >>> well, we are watching that marine layer clear out minute by minute. this is what's left over san francisco now. you are going to get some sunshine before some more clouds roll in later on today. temperatures looking pretty good, 79 in san jose. 85 degrees today in gilroy. that will be one of the warmest spots. 68 degrees in the city. if you are leaving for work from the east

the next couple days ago be a different picture we're gonna dryout tamara and on into the weekend. 58t now. upper 60s per most of the area. the seven day shows a dry stretch starting tuesday and continuing on the rest of the week. we see the temperature increasing as high as 80 degrees later on in the week. >> and from our last report it is hot spot free. at the and of the east are in line and this is where the backup is right now. continuing with a bridge check 1 all one southbound. fog has crept into the golden gate. present francisco there was a problem 101 southbound but all is moving smoothly. >> we have breaking news at of east palo alto. we found out just a few minutes ago that two arrests have been made. >> right now we are waiting for the east palo alto 4 news conference. the news is they have made an arrest approximately 28 hours after the shooting bear in the air to juveniles that have been arrested in this incident their names were not released because of their age. the assistant chief said he'd received a phone call at 5:00 a.m. alerting him that they were bringing into j

mentioned the key folks, elizabeth, andrea, james hamilton, ellen goodman, peter shane, cynthia knard and tamara who worked hard around-the-clock on this. we also as you said had people throughout the agency working on this. i'm not going to read all the names as we would use up all the time there we can see that we had contributions from every department which is fitting for the nature of the modern media landscape which isn't silo in the traditional ways that, you know, the agency is divided up. and we made a very aggressive use of free labor and in terms that too much of their work to do and this is really gratifying process. i have to say of all the exciting moments the most gratifying moment in the entire process is when one of the folks on the stuff, and i won't mention his name, who said the first four drafts were horrible, said the fifth draft was pretty good, and i know we were finally ready to release. just starting with the six come the first principle that actually has to guide all of this is the first amendment. this confuses a lot of what we talked about and the way that we approac

not tomorrow was a true believer in this operation -- we tamara -- mcnamara was a true believer in thistion. he thought it would serve historians. he wanted the truth to be there because he thought we would be vindicated -- the war would turn out to be just fine, that we would have done the right thing, then there would be this wonderful, documentary record that would support -- because there was already descent from the beginning of the escalation of the war, and he was -- dissent from the beginning of the escalation of the war, and he was sensitive to that. i have done work on lyndon johnson and john kennedy. i asked about vietnam. within 15 minutes, he could not stop about it. it was the same impulse that led him to compile the pentagon papers. he wanted a record. he wanted to talk about it. he wanted this debate on -- this to be on the record. guest: it was a select -- host: it was a select few that led to the riding. -- writing. guest: this was not something that was widely known. when else burke -- ellsberg leaked the papers to the new york times, it became quite a big story -- a

we will learn tamara as the latest entry of the race jon huntsman former vassar to china who served the last few years in the obama administration and before that the governor of utah. we will have live coverage, by the way, on the c-span networks including c-span.org and c-span radio. check it all out on our new page for politics, c- span.org/campaign2012. bill has this point from the twitter page. you can weigh in on the conversation twitter.com/c- spanwj or send us an e-mail. we will go next two when in detroit, democrats' line. good morning. caller: good morning. what i was interested in was you always cover the republican conventions, all of them. i wanted to know did you cover the democratic convention that was going on. is it on line? or what? i don't understand why you don't cover all of the democratic conventions. host:? netroots? we covered that as well. it is always available on our website, c-span.org. caller: over the weekend you had all republicans, no democratic convention coverage. host: we did cover netroots. i was not here over the weekend so i do not know exactly when

tamara seniors will see their costs increase genetically as well. a senior who signs up for medicare in 2022, everyone under 54 or younger saying we're not affecting anyone 55 or younger were 54 or younger. that is not true as i've told you on wellness and prescription drugs. but having said that, a senior who signs up for medicare in 2022, someone who is 54 today, will pay over $6000 per year more for health care. $6000 more for your health care in 2022. that is more than twice as much of seniors pay today. despite individual seniors paint admitted killing more for their care, our nation's total health care spending still will not decrease. now, let me make a comment on that. our country is confronted with a very serious fiscal challenge. none of us ought to get ourselves. i have three children, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. if we cannot get a handle -- before he do that, how many have grandchildren? how many of you have great-grandchildren? just a few of us. we care about them. we love them. we want them to have a good life. can

mentioned the key folks, elizabeth, andrea, james hamilton, ellen goodman, peter shane, cynthia knard and tamara worked hard around-the-clock on this. we also as you said had people throughout the agency working on this. i'm not going to read all the names as we would use up all the time there we can see that we had contributions from every department which is fitting for the nature of the modern media landscape which isn't silo in the traditional ways that, you know, the agency is divided up. and we made a very aggressive use of free labor and in terms that too much of their work to do and this is really gratifying process. i have to say of all the exciting moments the most gratifying moment in the entire process is when one of the folks on the stuff, and i won't mention his name, who said the first four drafts were horrible, said the fifth draft was pretty good, and i know we were finally ready to release. just starting with the six come the first principle that actually has to guide all of this is the first amendment. this confuses a lot of what we talked about and the way that we approach th

mentioned the key folks, elizabeth, andrea, james hamilton, ellen goodman, peter shane, cynthia knard and tamara worked hard around-the-clock on this. we also as you said had people throughout the agency working on this. i'm not going to read all the names as we would use up all the time there we can see that we had contributions from every department which is fitting for the nature of the modern media landscape which isn't silo in the traditional ways that, you know, the agency is divided up. and we made a very aggressive use of free labor and in terms that too much of their work to do and this is really gratifying process. i have to say of all the exciting moments the most gratifying moment in the entire process is when one of the folks on the stuff, and i won't mention his name, who said the first four drafts were horrible, said the fifth draft was pretty good, and i know we were finally ready to release. just starting with the six come the first principle that actually has to guide all of this is the first amendment. this confuses a lot of what we talked about and the way that we approach th

>> tamara threw a drink at gina. >> of course she did. >> it all happened. >> those reunion shows. stuff. get involved. >> love you. can't do it. >> "x factor." new fox singing competition. it's simon cowell and paula abdul reuniting. sara cole who is a big singing star who is on "x factor" uk was going to be a judge here. they let her go two weeks ago and now said, we want you back. >> was her accent so thick? >> there is talk of the accents on that show. there are three brits on that show. she said she wasn't feeling it. she wasn't at the top of her game. she started negotiating to get back on "x factor" uk. wanted a lot of money and they said, you know what? you have a pay or play on the american show. we are going to use you on the american show. >> do you think that show will do well with all these music shows? >> i do. i think the success of the boys and now "x factor" there is a different form yas. >> j-lo? >> going back to court to try to stop her ex from selling a tape they made. people are calling it a sex tape. if you read into it, she is naked it in. it's not necessaril

. >> did you see tamara's toenails? >> no.ared by a tiffany's box. >> thanks a lot. >> more on the tornadoes that are tearing through at least five states. one of those powerful twisters captured on videotape. knocking over several cars in nebraska. pretty amazing sight, al. we'll get the latest on that coming up. >> incredible weather here with the tornadoes but also ahead, what is next for congressman anthony weiner and his pregnant wife? how his inner circle including the clintons are reacting and one of maria shriver's friends after arnold schwarzenegger's shocking admission to a love child. we'll get the inside story of "people" magazine on those stories. >> and then the diet s.o.s. joy bauer helps us with weight loss issues. how to kick start it with protein choices and the best choice for your morning jolt of caffeine which ann always -- first thing i see ann, smell that coffee. >> i have a maker in my office and i'm moving toward the espresso and i saw that. we'll find out about that. before that, let's get a check of

mentioned the key folks, elizabeth, andrea, james hamilton, ellen goodman, peter shane, cynthia knard and tamaraorked hard around-the-clock on this. we also as you said had people throughout the agencyorking on this. i'not going to read all the names as we would use up all the time there we can see that we had contributions rom every department which is fitting for the nature of the modern media landscape which isn't silo in the traditional ways that, you know, the agency is divided up. and we made a very aggressive use of free labor and in terms that too much of their work to do and this is really gratifying process. i have to say of all the exciting moments the most gratifying moment in the entire process is when one of the folks on the stuff, and i won't mention his name, who said the first four drafts were horrible, said the fifth draft was pretty good, and i know we were finally ready to release. just starting with the six come the first principle that actually has to guide all of this is the first amendment. this confuses a lot of what we talked about and the way that we approach the recom