. >> the hampton court conference, it turned into chaos. >> do you have any requests? and i mean truly worthy of my attention? >> much of the fighting focussed on england's 2 bibles. puritans favored the geneva translation. it was full of marginal notes that criticized the church and crown. the bishop's published their own bible and in fear yor, translation mandated for use in england. james didn't care for either. puritan leader john renolds made a suggestion. >> there should be one translation of the bible? >> there is a bible. >> it is the bishop's bible. >> unacceptable. >> to these would be scholars. go on. >> one version. to be read throughout the land, unifying our worship. >> we have a new translation. and you humble servants of all mighty god, we'll all work together. >> translation took 7 years and brought together 47 of england's best greek and hebrew scholars. more than 80 percent of their work was based on william tindale. the result was the most accurate translation in england's history. >> one mar values at how a project by committee can sing with the sam

and they have seven locations around the big apple and the hamptons, one in miami and this fall, they.a. they're mind, body, spirit approach may seem like a gimmick, but as recent fads in the $20 billion a career fitness industry show, gimmicks work. there's the zumba classes and yoga in a really, really hot room. sees we are as looking for a new take on an old workout. soul cycle devotees wear by it. >> i've lost 54 pounds in about 13 months. >> reporter: and how hard can this one really be? i suited up with one of soul cycle's most popular instructors to find out. >> don't be scared. you're going to sweat a lot. it may be painful. there's going to be feelings good, bad, ugly. >> hop on like a horse. see, you're a natural. >> reporter: i guess. once strapped in and swaying to the music, it was only a matter of time before i was keeping up with the rest of this hard core class. then, it set in, the burning, the sweat, the nausea, bubbling up inside this wildly out of shape body. halfway through with the rest of the class feeling zen, i was feeling faint. i spent the next 20 minutes in

the relationship. telling cynthia hampton he wanted to marry her during this national prayer breakfast. affair continued the man ensign called his spiritual adviser tracked him down saying i know exactly where you are and i know exactly what you are doing. put your pants on and go home. torrid details are embarrassing. allegations of criminal behavior that followed are damning. breaking lobbying laws that helped the husband get lobbying jobs, again, ensign in 2009. >> we each complied with all of the ethics. remember just like -- you know, we -- senators who -- they have two year. doesn't mean you don't -- >> reporter: the report details evidence of ensign illegally aiding and abetting for the lobbying clients saying he used his office sxand staff to con jl constituents into hirepling hampton. when one wouldn't hire hampton ensign instructed an aide to quote, jack him up to high heaven and tell him he's cut off from the office. then there's the allegation of obstruction of justice. the report says that ensign may have deleted up to 174 e-mails and highly relevant document after the ethic

the 68-year-olds not the 61- year-old and the hamptons. riage. >> he has not lost his group. -- groove. >>> some pretty good news on the job market. more people are getting higher, even though the unemployment rate is going up. we have a look at some remarkable dogs who are helping to fight the war on terror. >>> tomorrow will be better of the two weekend days. a lot of sunshine. per the cloudy skies temperatures and below 70's. let's get you started. we will take you in the district this morning to an area where we had a little bit of sunshine to start to the day. eventually it lead to desperate showers and thunderstorms developing in the east side of the blue ridge. a little red spot shows the thunderstorms. there is some heavier duties staff south and east towards the rich and area. -- richmond area. we are giving an indication that everything is pushing east. this is a look at this morning blue skies but slowly during the day, clouds rolled and. -- in. after the showers and, partly cloudy and cooler temperatures. over the weekend may be

the two met in the hamptons about four years ago. >> a source close to the couple says despite theirar age difference they're a perfect pair. mccartney is 68, she is 51. this will be mccartney's third marriage and her second. >>> well, lady gaga's new music video "judas" is drawing the ire of the religious community. the singer says there's nothing controversial about it, but she does know how to cause a ruckus. lady gaga sat down with e news. >> julianna rancic with e news. lady gaga is opening up about her new video "judas." how does she feel about the buzz? >> believe i was put on the earth to cause a ruckus. >> the music video, judas, may have religious groups up in arms, but i learned in my exclusive interview with the singer gaga has a side that may shock them and you. >> love the shoes. >> thank you. >> look past the outlandish outfit and towering footwear and you will find a girl who really is down to earth. >> how are you? how's your husband? >> he's good, thank you. >> the 25-year-old fashion sensation had to battle to the top of the music world. >> could never explain to y

. >> we were watching an affair to remember in our friend's living room in the hamptons and the firstwas really little. i jumped off the couch and i said stormed over the tv and i slapped her cheek. >> reporter: deborah karr. >> nobody was going to kiss my daddy. i didn't even know this woman. what was she doing kissing my father? >> reporter: jennifer says she was too young to understand the explosive headlines and ugly custody battle that came with her parents' divorce. she was aware of recurring whispers that her father was gay or by sexual. >> it is sort of strange because i never felt anything like that from him. i spent all my time with him. i think that's the oddest thing. >> reporter: when grant wanted to propose to his fifth wife barbara harris, he asked jennifer's approval. >> i said, you know, i'd like to marry barbara, what do you think? i was thrilled for him. i think it freed me up in a way because i had always felt like the main person in dad's life. suddenly there was someone else. >> reporter: despite pleas from bogdonveitch and others, carry grant never returned to m

they're not on the high side of society, they're not living in the hamptons. but... if i don't have them people, you won't have that stuff here. >> pitts: darnell hires about 50 farm workers at the peak of the harvest. most come from mexico and central america, like this 16- year-old. she's been working in the fields since she was 13. in your opinion, should a 12- year-old child be doing this kind of work, 12-, 13-, 14-year- old child? >> darnell: a 14-year-old child, 12-year... i mean, if they're out here helping me move an irrigation pipe, i don't see anything wrong with it. >> pitts: but picking tomatoes, picking strawberries. >> darnell: i picked when i was 12. worked for $1 an hour. it was hard, but it didn't hurt me. it not going to hurt your kids to work. work going to help them down the road. >> pitts: norma flores lopez isn't so sure of that. she works for the association of farm worker opportunity programs. it provides training and education to farm workers nationally. she'd like to see children out of the fields through changes in the law. >> norma flores

but during christmas of 2007, the friendship turned into a nightmare when hampton intercept add text ad sent his wife cindy who was also working for the senator. what's it say? >> how wonderful it is. can't believe it's like a kid. scared but exciting. >> reporter: do you know instantly? >> oh, i -- i have a little out of body experience. i confront john. i think he genuinely believes i'm going to knock him out. >> reporter: according to hampton on christmas eve, there was a confrontation at the ensign home with both couples and all their children present. >> kids know. we know. ten of us meet at john and darlene's. and i say, what are we going to do? are we going to destroy each other's lives? is this it? oh, gosh, no, no, no. it's just the biggest mistake we've ever made. we do not want this. john cries like a kid. puts his head in his hands and cries like a little boy. >> reporter: remorse, you hear remorse? >> yeah, panic. >> reporter: hampton says after he and his wife cindy were fired, senator ensign, still trying to keep his affair with cindy secret, made hampton go through yet

then about two months or three months passed and we both are at a charity event in the hamptons. me. across the field or whatever. it was a concert outside. she immediately does a 180 and heads the other way. >> reporter: eventually burns managed to win her heart. and they got married in san francisco. did you guys talk early on about having a family, being parents? >> yeah. >> we talked about four. and then one week i think we have to start this. >> when the time came i was ready and eager for a life- transforming experience. >> reporter: when their daughter grace was born in 2003, burns of course shot video of the whole thing. and captured something they never expected. >> the baby is delivered and you see her in your arms and then it gets really scary. what was that like? >> i had no clue as to what was going on. just they were rushing to get the doctor. you can imagine just the highest of highs and the lowest of lows in a matter of a couple of minutes. >> the midwife called for back- up. they took my baby away. and i began to hemorrhage. >> reporter: turlington had a post-part

i got a phone call one day from hampton. the you hear is not an accurate reflection of what happened. >> the group known as a crew has filed an ethics complaint against you. have they contacted you? >> i have testified before the committee and i have no worries. what i did is what i would do be the same again. we put two families back together with multiple children and both marriages are stable right now. i am proud of what i did and the way i did it. there's nothing on what we did. the stories are just stories to be able to try to take away from what the real problems of our country are. i have no problems with what i did or how i did it. >> we are out of time but thank you for being here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> we talked to senator tom coburn. what did you learn? >> it sounds like tom coburn is willing to go for a tax reform scenario that raises revenues. it's college on a gang of six, his republican colleagues have been very careful

statements to the federal rereeks commission -- commission regarding the $96,000 payment made to the hamptons. four, there is substantial credible evidence that th the $96,000 payment to mr. hampton violated campaign finance laws. five, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign violated a law and a senate rule prohibiting unofficial office accounts. six, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign permitted spoilation of documents and engaged in potential obstruction of justice. seven, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign discriminated on the basis of gender. eight, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign engaged in improper conduct reflecting on the senate, including, violating his own office policies written in a manual. these eight serious findings in the special counsel's report are the culmination of an extensive 22-month investigation and the basis for the committee's unanimous decision to refer this matter to the department of justice and the federal election commission. as chair of the senate ethics committee, i

caught them and -- but the reality is here is not a sleigh is that stopped to rest that the american military. wade hampton declared we can go no further so they stopped to rest. at this point the slave army led by charles milan and quaku and quamana start of the most profitable farm land in north america. i told you the slaves made a mistake. they let landry will. he dragged his body down to the levee and crosses the river where no revolution has taken place and meets charles perez who is a prominent planter and charles c. wood and dying landry says he knows what to do. they cross over the river so you see the flame army marching towards new orleans and drying the military and -- american military out. they don't realize they have been flanked by this new militia which is coming down from behind. at 9:00 a.m. charles and his men see the slave army moving a forced march toward the high ground. we saw the enemy in a short distance. many mounted on foot, wrote charles. he sees the slave the opening drum-avoiding open that door and falling into this moment where only recently they have to face their former ma

they met at the exclusive hamptons where they both own houses. pers this morning splashing the news across the front pages. sir paul declaring once again that he needs somebody. this is not just anybody. nancy shevell gets along well with sir mccartney's children. she's a new york businesswoman with her own fortune. today, sir paul's many fans wishing him well. >> i wish paul mccartney and his new wife a lot of luck. and at least this time he's picked one with her own money. >> reporter: paul mccartney's first wife, linda, died of breast cancer in 1998. they had been together for almost 30 years. that hugely successful marriage was followed by one that could hardly have been less so. a year after he lost linda he found love with former model heather mills. they were married in 2002 but it all ended very publicly. countless extraordinary headlines spoke of a couple at war and when they divorced in 2008, mills was awarded a $50 million settlement. mccartney's latest engagement is to an altogether nu different woman. she is 51. he is 68. asked about

this is going to be like the hip wine of the hamptons. 38 a battle. >> it sounds expensive. >> this onel life. i like that expensive one. >> now we're going over to france. partly in france already. this is french red wine. not exactly -- i'm playing fast and loose here. this is not exactly the same grape but the wines are from very close together. little bit different style. this one is more moderate in terms of the flavor. >> a little fruitier. >> which do you prefer? >> i like this one. >> that is the affordable. >> yay! >> you're setting yourself up for a bargain summer. it's about 10 to 12 bucks a bottle. beautiful beaujolais from just north of there, the $34 a bottle pinot noir. but good thing to know about beaujolais is it's always a good substitute for great red burgundy because it's much less expensive. >> and it's still light so you can enjoy it in the summer tile. >> yes, exactly. and napa valley cabernet. now you've got to have a big wine for grilling in the summer. you've got the burgers coming off the grill. you need something with some oomph to it. both of these wines are

they met at the exclusive hamptons where they both own houses. ss the front pages. declaring once again that he needs somebody, that this is not just anybody. nancy gets on well with mccartney's children. last year they showed up for one of stella's fashion shows. >> amazing. >> and she's a new york businesswoman with her own fortune. today, his fans are wishing him well. >> i wish paul mccartney and his new wife a lot of luck. and this time, he picked one with her own money. >> paul mccartney's first wife, the love of his life, linda, died of breast cancer in 1998. they had been together for almost 30 years. that hugely successful marriage was followed by one that hardly could have been less so. a year after he lost linda he found love with former model heather mills. it all ended publicly. countless, extraordinary headlines spoke of a couple at war. with the divorce in 2008, mills was awarded a $50 million settlement. mccartney's latest engagement is an all together different woman. she is 51. he's 68. well past the age that still wonders, will

back seat of their limousines while the chauffeur wisconsins them out to their third house in the hamptons because the republicans have their back and will protect speculators at any cost. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> yesterday, in this chamber, we listened as prime minister netanyahu outlined a viable plan for peace in the middle east. a plan that includes a free palestinian state and a secure israel. earlier president obama used the phrase, the united states believes to articulate his beliefs that this peace should be based on the 1967 borders. this is not how the united states feels or has ever felt about israel, an ally and close friend. mr. nunnelee: one based on security interests and values. as a friend we cannot force israel into indefensible borders ultimately leading to its destruction because israel is surrounded by people who want to see it wiped off the face of the eart

the club has not responded. >>> a mother in hampton, virginia is furious her daughter got a tattoo fromther student during a high school art class while the teach apparently watched. they used sewing needles and mechanical pencil to tattoo her arm. a hampton school spokesperson is addressing it as a serious health and safety matter. >>> all right. it is now 4:59. stay with us. news 4 today continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking news overnight. a home destroyed by explosion in a neighborhood, shaking houses several blocks away. >>> and the most talked about photo no one has seen. the white house will release

high level of demand for the public to attend the consultation events on the future of children's cardiac services in south hampton, will my right honorable members call for different events to the maximum number of people in the wider second scenario can participate? >> i would certainly agree with the honorable lady and indeed in the review of child cardiac services there are -- this affects my constituency as well as hers. people are talking about how south hampton should work together. there should be as many events, as much transparency as possible. and as much explanation as possible about why if specialization is nation, about why that is necessary and why that is good for patients because in the end that must be the test in everything that we do in the nhs. >> allen whitehead. >> we know from a number of ministers who think of the budget proposed by the climate change committee. when he does he think about it? will he be pressing for the adoption of that budget when a cabinet meeting will be responding on. >> it's very important we get this right. we have strict timetables and targets laid out in terms of

the moment. neighborhood by neighborhood we're going to bounce back pretty noose list 68 or so in hampton and federal hill i think will probably touch 70 but that's still going to mean most of the day will be down in the 60s. further south and west. howard county woodstock 68 laurel to around 69 or so. clouds drift to the north. widely scattered light shower heavier downpours into west virginia and our main storm line well off the coast right now. weather set to steadily improve. i think there's one area of rain right now it's a current track going from northwest to southeast south of our state. so there will be some rain down into virginia but i think we'll miss out on most of that and high pressure settling in tomorrow will gradually continue to clear the skies allow temperatures to bounce back a little bit at least into the upper 60s versus what we had mainly upper 50s today. our future cast cloudy tonight. hit or miss shower this evening not much and then drier tomorrow. a sunny looking cinco de mayo. but then as we go into friday clouds roll back by midday and possibility of a round of showers h

met out at the hamptons. they have estates out there.first wife linda and they both fought breast cancer together. >> we have to include this. paula abdul is joining simon cowell. what was the kiss picture? >> to make nice. >> that was after the announcement. it was quite an arduous negotiation. not because she didn't want to do it. i think she was dying to do it. he wanted to be back together with her. she has a clause in her cbs contract from another -- she did that "live to dance." so they had to get that worked out. she went right to work yesterday. it was their first day filming. >> nice to see those kids getting along. >> simon said he hopes there is a little fighting between paula abdul and cheryl cole. >> bambino is getting a lesson in self-control. [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killi

the darkness but at least it's not raining now. maybe that's a little respite for some people. we've had severe weather from north carolina tonight, just south of hamptonds and across the bridge, to almost new york city. a tornado was on the ground north of allentown, pennsylvania, for a while, about an hour and a half ago. severe weather across cleveland, up into ontario. severe weather rolled through columbus with damage, cincinnati with damage. now i'm talking about six states already will. we're going to keep going because the most severe weather today was kansas, missouri, oklahoma, even into parts of texas. this is where it's going to fire up again tomorrow. there's your weather right there, anderson. you are right there. it's just about over for you. literally, 15 minutes and you're done. now for tomorrow, the sun heats up again. all this rain goes away. but there's all that humidity that this rain brought down. the sun is going to warm the ground. the humidity will evaporate. it's going to be one sweltering mess across the midwest tomorrow afternoon. and then in the afternoon and late evening hours, something ejects from colorado into parts of

take the case of former beat officer martin hurd forced to retire from wolfer hampton police now he's asked to come back as a volunteer constable unpaid to fill the gap made by the cuts. what does the prime minister have to say to martin hurd. >> what is absolutely clear what we're getting from the party opposite is complete and utter hypocrisy because we know the time of the last election they were very specifically asked, and i quote the interview, can you guarantee if you form the next government that police numbers won't fall? the home affairs spokesman at the time, no, he couldn't guarantee it. so the question is, the question is not should the boning be reduce -- budget be reduced. who's going to get rid of bureaucracy and trust the local managers to make sure we get police on the front line. those are steps we are taking, those are steps his government never took. >> mr. speaker, he's the guy who came along and not 12% to make cuts but 20% cuts in the police budget. it's his choice. why doesn't he defend it? and perhaps the reason people are so angry is because the president ca

neighbors here think the people on this street survived even if their homes didn't. adam hampton moved into his house here last summer. >> used to be real pretty neighborhood. >> reporter: he survived because he stopped at his mother's house on the way home from church sunday. he credits god with saving his life. now he's picking up what's left. don teague, cbs news. >> joplin's tragedy is the second we've seen in the season of superstorms. last month, a deadly pack of tornadoes rolled across the south. already it's one of the deadliest on record. it's far from over. anthony mason has more on that. >> reporter: at the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma last week. >> this is a storm developing. >> reporter: the lead forecaster. >> upgrade that to the tornado. >> reporter: was tracking the early stages of the storm system that would devastate joplin. >> we don't fully understand how tornadoes form. >> reporter: but a 17-year veteran of the national weather service says forecasting has improved significantly. >> we can anticipate the potential for those types of storms seve

70, that cooler area lived quickly in the places like frederick and tomorrow i think we are back close to 70 or so. this is federal hill, about 70 tomorrow, hampton maybe 68, and little further south and west, howard county, woodstock, 68 in the afternoon. on the whole weather quieting down with a little bit of rain diminishing to the north and west. ill about the high pressure, dry air and clear skies over ohio, kentucky, tennessee, eventually we will see the skies clearing out as the high pressure cell makes its way in. big bubble of sinking air. to bad it won't hold up much longer than tomorrow into early friday. we will show you that, future cast, clouds diminishing, clearing and then the sunny situation for the 5th of may, looks good. maybe you are heading out in the afternoon, looks nice but into friday clouds start to roll in earlier in -- i would say about early in the afternoon, midday or so, chance for rain about 6:00 from west to east. we could see scattered rain friday night. factor that into the friday night plans. we think most of the weekend will be dry. showers around and some of the them friday night. overnight 40 or so with clea

neighbors here think the people on this street survived even if their homes didn't. adam hampton just moved into his house here last summer. >> used to be a real pretty neighborhood. >> reporter: he survived because he stopped at his mother's house on the way home from church sunday, he credits god with saving his life. now he's picking up what's left. >> being in the midwest here, we're pretty resilient people, we will bounce back from this, it will take us some time, but i think we'll band together and we'll get it rebuilt in time. >> reporter: as for rhonda hill's father, he was asleep on his sofa when the tornado destroyed his home around him. but miraculously, he survived with only minor injuries. meanwhile it's been dangerous here today, harry, for residents who have been out with terrible lightning and more severe storms as they are trying to pick through what's left of their homes. harry? >> don teague across town from us in joplin tonight, thank you very much. there's a lot more news to report tonight. russ mitchell is in new york. >> thank you very much, harry. good eve

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the. only prequalified people can make an appointment and no open houses are planned. >>> biggest hiring corporate spree in five years. we're going to hampton pearson for that and more. >> matter of fact, that biggest highest corporate hiring spree in five years is a week-long slide in the stowck markets. right now the dow up 155 points. the nasdaq up almost 42 points. the s&p up 17. the labor department telling us the economy added 244,000 jobs last month, way above the consensus forecast of 185,000. and the really good news for both wall street and main street, 268,000 of those new jobs were created in the private sector. even while the headline unemployment number went to 9%, that's because more people who frankly dropped out of the labor force started looking for work last month. the big job's numbers are triggering a rebound in commodities. oil fell $10 a barrel yesterday has had a bit of a rebound yesterday. gold is up $5 an ounce after falling more than $42 yesterday. silver is down 25% for the week, including another 2% decline today. and today, in fact, marks the one-year anniversary of the flash crash. stocks tumbling when one lar

the special counsel. one, substantial crediblee evidence that senator ensign inspired to violate doug hamptot plan. two, substantial credible evidence that senator ensign aided and abetted mr. hampton violation of the post-deployment contact ban. three come in very substantial credible evidence that an editon and false and misleading to the federal electioned commissionssn regarding the $96,000 payment made to the him since.tial for her, there is substantial credible evidence that the $96,000 payment to mr. hampton violated federal campaign finance laws. senor five, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign violated a law and a senate rule prohibiting unofficial office accounts.credi credible evidence that senator n ensign submitted sporulation of documents and engaged in potential obstruction from justice. by then, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign discriminated on the basis of gender. edible he, there is substantialgn engag credible evidence that senator conduc ensign engage in improper inc, conduct reflect in on the senate policies, britain and a manual. serious findings in the speciali report are the culmination of an extensive 22 month

texas to new england, but did say she murdered camden on saturday in hampton, new hampshire, by asphyxiating him. she was staying with the did hear her yelling. i knew that for a fact. >> what was she saying? >> she was just going off about, pick this up, pick that up. >> reporter: authorities would not comment about a confession, how exactly she asphyxiated the boy, or why mccreary might have picked south berwick to dispose of the body. >> we're early on in the investigation. we're collecting a lot of facts and a lot of background information. things happened very quickly yesterday. there's always the opportunity to upgrade charges when we go before the grand jury. >> reporter: they also would not say why second-degree murder is the charge they chose to pursue. >> that was keith baldy reporting. family members from texas are traveling to new england to claim the boy's body for burial. >>> the family of a virginia teenager is now suing the makers of the alcoholic beverage four loko saying it is partly to blame for his death. 15-year-old beau rupp was struck and killed by a car after drinking two cans of four loko. his mo

ultimately it discusses whether or not you were an intermediary or working on the question of how to get mr. hampton out. >> it was totally not the characterization of what happened. i said of caldwell if he wanted me to. the story you hear is not an accurate reflection of what happened. >> this group known as crew -- as the committee contacted you about them? >> what i did i would do exactly the same way again. we put two families back together with multiple children. both marriages are stable right now. i am proud of what i did and the way i did it. there is nothing unethical about what we did. >> you can see the entire interview on newsmakers sunday at 10:00 a.m. at 6:00 p.m. on c- span. it is also available online at c-span.org. >> on thursday, the supreme court ruled that arizona and other states can revoke the business licenses of companies that knowingly hire illegal immigrants. the decision upholds the legal arizona workers act of 2007 and gives more authority to states to act against illegal immigrants. the decision is a defeat for the u.s. department of commerce and the obama administratio

hampton's violation of the postemployment contact them. three, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign made false and misleadins statements to the federal election commission regarding the 96,000-dollar payment made to the hamptons.s four, there are substantialed e credible evidence that the 96,000-dollar payment to mr. hampton violated federal campaign finance laws.stantial five, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign violated a law and a unofficial office accounts. six, there are substantial credible evidence that senator ensign permitted to spoil a shin of documents and engaged inl obr potential obstruction of justice. tt seven, there is substantial credible evidence that senator ensign discriminated on the basiss of gender.re eight, there is substantial creditable evidence that senator ensign engaged in improper conduct reflect on the senate, including violating his own office policies written in a. manual. bees eight serious findings in a special counsel's report are the culmination of an extensi

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the call cindy. instead of controlling to cindy hampton, he scrolls to aunt judy. like covert cover-up for cindy hampton. and i realized, wow. wow. something is seriously wrong. >> reporter: after that trip, the senate ethics report says, ensign was confronted, here at his d.c. home, by his spiritual adviser, tim coe, and others, and agreed to end the affair. but two days later, doug saw ensign's car and his wife's car in a parking lot. coe called ensign and said, i know exactly where you are. i know exactly what you're doing. put on your pants and go home. ensign said he would not leave the hotel room, telling mr. coe, i can't. i love her. the allegations are that ensign violated civil and criminal laws. false or misleading statements, shredded documents and other destruction of evidence. hush money. ensign tells officials to hire hampton as a lobbyist. and after one declined to hire hampton, ensign told his chief of staff to, quote, jack him up to high heaven. and told him he was cut off from ensign. at times the ethics report reads like a criminal investigation.

the fifth straight monthly increase. orders total 43.60 billion, well above analysts forecasts. we're looking for sales from comcast and mastercard. barbara? >> thanks so much, hamptonhave a great day. >> okay. >>> skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the united states. the most dangerous form of skin cancer, of course, is melanoma. in fact, one person dies of melanoma every hour. dr. cheryl bridges joining us again this morning to talk about screening for skin cancer and recognizing the early warning signs. we've talked in the past about the importance of using sunscreen. i know this is cancer awareness month as we go into summer months. but we don't talk so often about how you check your own skin to look for the possibility of skin cancer. >> that's correct. and i think most people do not look at their bodies in general, and that's where you have to start. you have to be able to recognize growths, new growths, existing growths or birthmarks that you were born with to see if they are changing. so i recommend people get a mirror and start from head to toe. what bothers me probably the most is when people come into my office for the skin exam and they're

counter or international and works with all different airport operators are of the country and then locally here in our own when hampton who is the chief executive of the metropolitan airport authority is going to talk to us and share what i have to do to get into the dca. but, anyway, it's a great group but i would like to start with and this really may be turning first to dan. we've gone through a business cycle that's been the toughest in 70 years the economists tell us. so it describes what happened at the page county and some ways be the odds a little bit with some encouraging growth certainly in the last year or so. >> i will try to keep this brief. my role has been to oversee the operation of the airport. the page county airport is a general aviation airport and we are in the middle between the landing strip and a big passenger hub. our main businesses dealing with corporate jets, charter flights, cargo and recreation so those are the users of the airport, and we are fortunate and we have several runways, and by and large our recreational planes land in one section of the airport and takeoff on the big run way w

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have you tried to convince the senate to stop the affair, and then there was a question about whether or not you were an intermediary or have to get mr. hampton out and whether there should be compensation. >> no, that is a totally inaccurate characterization of what happened. i got a phone call one day, in hampton said if i could communicate a miss in -- a message. i called john, in he said yes. that story is not an actor reflection of what happened. >> ethics complaint has been filed against it. have they talked to you about that? >> i have testified before the committee. i have no worries. what i did, i would do the same way again. we put two families back together with children, and both families are stable right now. i am proud of the way that i did it. this stories are just stories to be able to try to take away from what the real problems of our countries are. i have no problem with what i did or how i did it. >> senator, we are out of time. "newsmakers" is back. what did you learn? >> i think one of the significant things we have learned is that he is willing to go and raise taxes. they have been very careful to say they want to refor