access hollywood live reports former white house gate crasher and recently single tareq salahi has a crush on kate gosselin and he's e-mailed the show asking him for help setting him up. gq is out with its slightly nasty but funny year end list. 25 least influential people alive. former minnesota governor and republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty topped the list for being, quote, an aggressively forgettable fellow. despite something of a comeback year, gwyneth paltrow made it because, quote, is it any wonder we all loved watching her die in "contagion"? that's just mean. and england's princess beatrice made it for proving, quote, the british have just as many embarrassing hillbilly cousins as we do. ouch! kind of below the belt. >> it's a scathing -- i bet it was an awesome collaboration in the room they were coming up with all this stuff. >> can you imagine? >> that's only what made it to print. >>> this comes to us from ktuu channel 2 in anchorage, alaska where an effort to rescue a trio of bear cubs. alaska's brutal winter would have likely killed the 11-month-olds after

access hollywood live reports former white house gate-crasher and the recently-single tareq salahi has a crush on gait kate gosselin. and emailed the show asking for help setting him up. that's an odd match. gq out with slightly nasty but funny year-end list. 25 least influential people alive. former minnesota governor and tim pawlenty topped the list for being a quote, aggressively forgettable fellow. despite something of a comeback year, gwyneth paltrow made it because, quote, is it any wonder we all loved watching her die? in "contagion"? so harsh, people. and england's princess beatrice made it for proving, quote, the british have just as many embarrassing hill billy cousins as we do. >> i bet the hat cost $50,000. >> she donated it to charity. i have to give him some credit. >> give her a break. we've bet her up enough. and this comes to us from ktuu, channel 2 news in anchorage, alaska, where an effort to rescue a trio of bear cubs is about to end with a storybook ending. alaska's brutal winter would likely have killed the 11-month-olds, after a suspected poacher killed their mot

the crowds demanded that the charges against sunni vice- president tareq al-hashemi be dropped. he is accused of running assassination squads. france is now offering to pay for 30,000 women to have their breast implants removed after more than 1,000 of them ruptured or leaked. the implants were recalled last year. investigators say the french company poly implant prothese used industrial grade silicone in the implants instead of a medical variety. the firm is now going out of business. the silicone gel implants are not sold in the u.s., but were sold in europe and south america. royal dutch shell acknowledged today that a faulty underwater pipe caused an oil spill off nigeria this week. the pipeline-- seen in this photo on shell's web sote-- spewed crude into the sea for up to 25 hours. the company says the leak has lugged. today, oil sheens and slicks from the spill inched closer to the southern shore of nigeria from the bonga oil field. shell estimated the leak at nearly 1.7 million gallons, likely the worst spill off nigeria since 1998. those are some of the day's major stori

access hollywood live reports gate crasher and recently single tareq salahi has a crush on gait gosselin and e-mailed the show asking for help setting him up. that's an odd match. gq out with slightly nasty but funny year-end list. 25 least influential people alive. former minnesota governor and republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty topped the list for being, quote, aggressive forgettable fellow. despite something of a comeback year, gwyneth paltrow made it because, quote, is it any wonder we all loved watching her die? that's just mean. and england's princess beatrice for proving, quote, the british have just as many embarrassing couches as we do. . oh, that's just sting. >> scathing. >> a little too harsh for me. >> was it just the hat? is that why they didn't like her? i don't know. >> she'll never live down the hat. >>> this comes to us from channel 2 in anchorage, alaska, where an effort to rescue a trio of bear cubs is about to close with a storybook ending. alaska's brutal winter would have likely killed 11-month-old cubs after a suspected poacher killed their mother. wil

between shia and sunnis started this month after judicial authorities issued an arrest warrant for tareq al hashemi, who was accused of terrorism. baghdad has been hit by a series of bombings in the past week. sunni militants are believed to be behind the attacks. >>> the people in charge of tokyo electric power company say the utility needs more money. they've asked for an additional $8.8 billion from a government-backed fund. the request follows the government's decision to offer compensation to people who voluntarily left their homes because of the crisis at tepco's fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. the utility has received $11.5 billion in public money. the government will review tepco's restructuring efforts before deciding on whether to give additional funds. >>> one of the joys of winter is playing in the snow. but in fukushima prefecture this year, worries about radiation are keeping many kids indoors. to remedy that, about 30 children from iwaki city trofled to a popular ski resort about 200 kilometers away from their homes. since march, a lot of children have not been allowed to

vice president tareq al-hashemi denies claims that he ran a death squad and is seeking refuge in theority sunni kurdish north. prime minister alabama malecki has asked for the sunni deputy prime minister to be fired. the u.s. has warned the crisis is threatening a power-sharing deal among shiite, sunni, and kurdish blocks. egypt's parliamentary election process continued today with the latest round of voting coming after five days of deadly clashes between the army and protesters. but wednesday was calm, with voting taking place in cairo and several other provinces outside the capital. elections will continue and the middle of next month, with the ruling military council pledging to hand over power to an elected president by july. a demand that the protesters is for the civilian handover to come much sooner. a report from one of germany's major charity organization's claims that poverty is threatening to divide this country. this situation is particularly acute in the country's once rich mining and industrial areas to the west. and also come as surprisingly, right here in the capital

the crowds demanded that the charges against sunni vice- president tareq al-hashemi be dropped. he is accused of running assassination squads. france is now offering to pay for 30,000 women to have their breast implants removed after more than 1,000 of them ruptured or leaked. the implants were recalled last year. investigators say the french company poly implant prothese used industrial grade silicone in the implants instead of a medical variety. the firm is now going out of business. the silicone gel implants are not sold in the u.s., but were sold in europe and south america. royal dutch shell acknowledged today that a faulty underwater pipe caused an oil spill off nigeria this week. the pipeline-- seen in this photo on shell's web site-- spewed crude into the sea for up to 25 hours. the company says the leak has now been plugged. today, oil sheens and slicks from the spill inched closer to the southern shore of nigeria from the bonga oil field. shell estimated the leak at nearly 1.7 million gallons, likely the worst spill off nigeria since 1998. those are some of the day's m

the crowds demanded that the charges against sunni vice- president tareq al-hashemi be dropped. he is accused of running assassination squads. france is now offering to pay for 30,000 women to have their breast implants removed after more than 1,000 of them ruptured or leaked. the implants were recalled last year. investigators say the french company poly implant prothese used industrial grade silicone in the implants instead of a medical variety. the firm is now going out of business. the silicone gel implants are not sold in the u.s., but were sold in europe and south america. royal dutch shell acknowledged today that a faulty underwater pipe caused an oil spill off nigeria this week. the pipeline-- seen in this photo on shell's web site-- spewed crude into the sea for up to 25 hours. the company says the leak has now been plugged. today, oil sheens and slicks from the spill inched closer to the southern shore of nigeria from the bonga oil field. shell estimated the leak at nearly 1.7 million gallons, likely the worst spill off nigeria since 1998. those are some of the day's m