devon, the new president and thea has served as the president for the past two years, and devon is nower as the new president. and wing-wings, wing-wings, one of my favorite places. lisa is here from wing-wings, and dick, one of my favorite people from the lower haight, i am so happy to see you all here. i wanted to just come and congratulate. is there someone else here? oh, robert, hi, sweety. he's always there for you. he's amazing guy. and thank you all so much for being here. i'm just here as the supervisor, my first event to honor you, to support you, to thank you for not just being in the neighborhood, but really opening up your doors and caring about the neighborhood. caring about what happens to the people there, caring about what happens to the businesses, not just your own business, but all the businesses. i love the lower haight because it's like a family. it's a real community. it's an amazing place to eat. it's amazing place to shop. it's amazing place to be. and you are so deserving of this award. and i couldn't be proud eras district 5 supervisor and also as a resident o

theas will sign with ravens. he last had a starring role in 2009. , clark makes for a good fit in baltimore. rendon stokely made official his return to baltimore. stokely becomes the only player on the team who won the 2000 super bowl. feeling. a great the fans are unbelievable. just to be able to have another opportunity to play here. i am just trying to do my best and help out in whatever way i can. >> joe flacco had a heckuva time with fans beforehand and delivered during. it is designed for the offense to have an easier time. beleaguered core made some great plays. all the way to the end, when drama ensued. >> we split the team up, played 12 minutes of football. that last team was something you could not make up, so it was pretty exciting for the fans. >> they are back thursday to face the falcons. a big win sunday. fans throwing a tomato late in the game. he expresses outrage. the orioles took a while to get going. up therdy opened floodgates. top eight, adam jones. there you go. and r.b.i double. lead.s tak

with thea conversation man many consider to be the most inspiring teacher. he is the only teacher to be awarded the national medal of arts for his work with schoolchildren. the new book sums up what he has learned from more than dirty years of teaching. -- 30 years of teaching. then we will go to a conversation with grammy award .inning musician chris botti chopin to ric from kelly. it does not get much more eclectic than that. we are glad you joined us. those conversations are coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. they queue. -- thank you. tavis: there is no more important profession been educating students, and no teacher has done a better job of demanding a level of excellence that has earned him a medal of honor. the book is filled with no- nonsense advice for kids who want to make -- for teachers who want to make a difference in kids lives. this year they performed the tempest with a reminder of the of for justice for all. >> get up stand up rightsor your >> you were telling me you were with the group of

over theas taken investigation. karla porter has taken the witness stand in her own defense ritchie is charged with hiring a hitman to kill her husband at the towson gas station he owned in 2010. david collins is inside the courtroom and says she is calm and steady in describing years of alleged mental and physical abuse she allegedly sufred at the hands of her husband. in court wednesday, prosecutors played her police interview for the jury. four hours in, she breaks down, claiming she only wanted someone to "rough up her husband. on the tapes, she also told the tech gets her husband often pushed and screamed at her -- told the detectives that her husband often pushed and screamed at her. we will have the latest from the courtroom at 5:00. a man faces 90 years in prison on charges of not only owning but disturbing child or not a fee. arrested onski was 10 separate counts related to viewing and sharing material on a filesharing network. agents with the maryland internet crimes against children task force say evidenc

cry from thea far last time you saw the ravens play, but it is footballs and -- it is football and it is the ravens. you may recall the last time we saw the ravens. february 3 in new orleans. on that night a workaround champions of the world -- they were crowned champions of the world. tonight a new journey begins. names that you know like flacco, rice, suggs -- how much action will they see? >> we are not going to play them the whole game. it is different because we play sothursday. we play sooner, we try to factor that in as we go. kickoff between baltimore and tampa bay. it is said just after 7:30. gerry standing by. the pre-go -- the preshow game live from tampa. markll or nothing slugger, reynolds. baltimore opted not to pick up his option. instead he signed with the indians. that ended when cleveland designated him for assignment. reynolds was one of the key players on the orioles amazing playoffs run. he has been stuck in a typical reynolds nightmare at the plate. struck out 65 times in 45 games. all that said, some rumors that the rate -- the orioles have interest in the infie

the first lady brought a message of physical fitness on saturday and participated in thea arthu arthuarthurshe day. the. >>> and the national zoo adds a new member to the panda family giving birth to a tiny cub no bigger than a stick of butter. the gender has yet to be determined. >> good morning. i'm morgan radford. here is a look at your top stories. doctors without borders says its medics have treated thousands of patients for neurotoxic symptoms. >>> and mubarak and muslim brotherhood leaders make their first court appearances today, facing charges over the deaths of protestor. >>> north and south korea agreed to resume reunions for fapilies separated since the korean war, six decades ago. they can meet for a week at a mountain resort in the north. the revival of family rey unions after a three year hiatus showsa a you thaw between the chilly countries. >>> let's move. michelle obama was at the 18th annual arthur ashe day and stressed getting involved in activity cans lead to success in the future. >> tennis is a sport that you can play for your entire life. of it's a good game to get y

i'm thea andrews and kevin frazier is visiting minneapolis, and michael yo is joining us. >> this wasajor breach in security for one of the most famous women in the world. >> and the mother of two 5-year-olds, it's absolutely terrifying. according to police this man was in her house and she already had a restraining order against him. the jennifer lopez alleged stalker scare is trending now. >> it must have been terrifying for jennifer to find out her alleged stalker has been living in her pujols six days going unnoticed and walking around the grounds and pretending to be one of the members of her staff without being accosted at all and posting creepy photos on facebook pretending to be her husband. >> cultural reporter kevin fallon said they made a starting discovery. >> they found in his rental car parked right outside the mansion letters not just to jennifer lopez but to other celebrities and even president obama. >> according to police dubis pled not guilty. lopez had an order ofpr

. >>> taylor swift's breached her compound, hi, everyone, i'm thea andrews and kevin frazier is visitingr affiliate the twin cities in minneapolis, so michael yo is with me tonight. >> we'll have more on taylor's scare in a moment, but first kanye delivers the goods, giving us a first look at baby north. >> finally. but can the stunt save kris jenner's talk show? it's trending now. >> i thought it would be really cool, like, on, you know, her grandmother's season finale to bring a picture. >> whoo! >> the first photo of 9 week old north west. >> how cute is that gorgeous baby? >> i pray that she looks like her mother when she's older. >> but is the big reveal for kim and kanye's baby a stunt? >> i think she has your cheeks and both of your lips. >> she definitely saved the biggest get for last. she'll probably have her biggest numbers ever. >> i don't want to start jumping up and down on the couch here. >> oh, please. >> this prerecorded show ends the six-week test run of "kris" but it's averaging 220,000

theas very hard in beginning. >> his first five novels were westerns, but when the market shrank, hejumped to crime. many stories were adapted to screen. brown" was drawn from the novel. when you absolutely, positively have to kill every mother in the room, there is no substitute. leonard was praised for creating zany characters that use realistic dialogue. another hallmark characteristic, brevity. me"the new york times" asked if i would review a tom clancy book. they said it is only 400 and some pages. i said i don't read books more than 300 pages. intoxicating were mixtures of moral ambivalence and dark humor, often centered around conmen and murderers. >> i think there are more people imitating me then i have imitated. i have learned from, trying to write from some very good writers, from hemingway on him until i found out that hemingway did not have a sense of humor at all. >> leonard died from complications of a stroke he suffered earlier, though he did not put down his pen until the very end. at the time of his death, he was

. >> and i'm thea andrews.ifelong battle with addiction that cost her role with a show with ashton kutcher has cost her life. >> her co-stars talk about her and why rehab couldn't save the troubled star. we could see something was terribly wrong. it's trending now. >> this is all a bunch of made-up stuff. i have paid my dues. and if i can make it through this, i can make it through anything. >> just in to us here at cnn an actress from "that '70s show" has died. >> startling new details about lisa robin kelly's final days. >> lorie. >> hey, little brother. >> the former sitcom star reportedly went to the hospital sunday with a dangerous 0.34 blood alcohol level. then entered this re

." >> i am thea andrews. >>> we start in atlanta with the near-death drowning of you shall ear's 5-year-oldew with the star about his children and his ex-wife, tameka foster, prepares to fight for custody saying the superstar's an absentee dad. >> a major scare. usher, his 5-year-old son nearly drowning in a family pool. >> i couldn't get him. i tried to get him and the

i'm thea andrews and kevin frazier is visiting minneapolis, and michael yo is joining us. >> hi, thea security for one of the most famous women in the world. >> and the mother of two 5-year-olds, it's absolutely terrifying. according to police this man was in her house and she already had a restraining order against him. the jennifer lopez alleged stalker scare is trending now. >> it must have been terrifying for jennifer to find out her alleged stalker has been living in her pool house for six days going unnoticed and walking around the grounds and pretending to be one of the members of her staff without being accosted at all and posting creepy photos on facebook pretending to be her husband.

take a look at thea chylosis in dollars. the next five biggest economies cannot compete with america's size. china is growing much faster but the u.s. economy is almost double china's size. america's economy will almost never grow that fast, because of more mature economy typically doesn't. today we have been asking you how do you measure your personal growth. i looic this one from mike. he says by how much i can borrow. >> this viewer seems to agree. an increase means little if i can't keep up with costs. tell me what you think by tweeter@aj real money or leave us a comment on facebook. what was the biggest driver of the growth in this country. it was exports. exports account for almost 14% of our nation'sgdp. and ships this emto places like brazil and bermuda. david joins us now from his home, good to see you, sir, thank you for being with us. tell us a little about what you were -- what your business was before you discovered exports? well, it is a pleasure to talk to you. initially we were trying to deal with the domesti

. >> i'm thea andrews. usually they're on screen and now sly slams willis for being greedy.rison ford replaces him in "expendable 3." >> action stars of the '80s showing that they have what it takes to act like rambo. but who's the bad guy in this situation? it's trending now. >> a very public battle going on die hard and rambo. >> stallone slamming bruce willis. >> we're done. >> that's pretty bad.

a>> when he came back, he was revitalized, reenergized by thea orlove that he found. youtavis: i loved it, and i loved - again, i had not thought about it in that way, but even ane scenes where he's having and youdifficulty on the field for whatever reason, he's looking in the stands trying to find rachel. love is a powerful thing, as you well know. you mentioned earlier about how youyou and you and you and little young people know about and youtheir history. one of the other things iyou will himthought about when i left this movie, and i suspect because athletes are always on planes and moving around the country and have time to do this kind of stuff in between sports, i hope that every athlete, every black athlete, every athlete period, but certainly every black athlete, sees this. isi sometimes wonder whether or not the athletes of today really in ahave an understanding and appreciation for what jackie aappreciation for what jackie robinson and curt flood and so many others did to make it possible. >> i was just in kansas city at the negro league museum. tavis: it'

also a straight set onener thea today.tion coming it up later tonight. >> the greatest of all time. it happening right now in the netherlands. schools now are going ultrahigh tech. and as al jazeera reports the dutch government is planning to open more of these schools very soon. a new school year, a new approach in the nether-land. 2013 is all about the ipad. >> we have to prepare the children for that very fast changing world. one of seven here with three more on the way, the boats relegated to the public. pupils stating age four, get the ipad and the entire curriculum revolved around it. this is he hopes the future. >> so i saw my daughter when she was one years old, she started to use the ipad, and now that she is four years old, and school doesn't use ipads and she is out of the future to the past. >> a teacher, no she is a coach. that's how they are here. no strict start and finish times the ipad is the teacher and it is with them at school and at home. even by dutch standards this is a very informal, very relaxed ap

. >> is it some of it is, but thea lot of cook things.moked salmon, smoking being a form of cooking. >> can i do this at home? >> we can go ahead and get started. >> surprise me. >> maki is the most popular ones. i will make you a to a role. >> the japanese, how do they prepare their fish? >> it is for a much a form of preservation, it was on rice, and would ferment. eventually they started adding vinegar to it. adding to the taste and everything. they created a new way to do it. street food. >> this is what? >> wasabi adds a refreshing spicy kick to it. and this acts as a palette cleanser. >> what about the sushi that the flight rice with a piece of fish on top? >> that is called nigiri. i can show you that. >> molded into the shape that we all know? >> part of what sells it to anyone is the way it looks. it is always so extravagant looking, fun to make. that is nigiri. >> any other shapes or presentation styles we should know about? >> when we make sashimi, one of the fun things to do is we will take it and make little shapes, things li

. >> buy thea up and use them up quick. >> so when i think about sweet potatoes, i think about, you know, my mom's sweet potato casserole, but you can eat them, you know, just bake them. is that--are these the kind you want? >> these actually--another fun fact here. even what we call here yams, those are technically a sweet potato. but these are your garnet yams, what we call here in california. these are typically a more creamy, more traditional--like for your thanksgiving holidays, these are the typical potato that you're gonna get. a little bit creamier than the sweet potato. the lighter fleshed potato, which we call a sweet potato, bakes up a little bit flakier. so a lot of people like that sweet potato, that more flaky, bakey potato type flavor. but there's the difference. one's a little bit more creamy, one's a little more flakey. >> ok. super healthy for you. >> very good for you. a lot of people don't realize how much potassium and vitamin c is in a potato. >> vitamin c? >> huge amounts. lots of vitamin--in fact, 60 plus pdrcent of a daily allowance on vitamin c in a potato. >> w

." >>> valerie harper's lifesaving miracle, i'm thea andrews and kevin frazier is in dallas with oprahce her rousing speech with the obamas yesterday. so michael yo is here with me today. >> hello, everyone. >>> they big interviews and the other getting a lot of attention. mike tyson's cry for help, opening up about his battle with substance abuse that he says could cost him his life. >>> but there's new hope for valerie harper who just five months ago thought her death was imminent, well, now, that has changed and she's sitting down with meredith vieira to discuss her new outlook, the resilient rhoda. it's trending now. >> spontaneous remission lives as a possibility, do you know what i mean, girlfriend? i mean it. it's there.

we should not give thea dime. i mean, anything. but to ge them money, it's going to fail. has have had a bailout, it is just not right. neil: i wish we had more time, but we don't. this notion that this president let detroit go, i'm telling you it will t happen. it will be some sort of a rescue that yo will never melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. the wage gap between ceo's and average workers is huge but should companies have to disclose just how wide it is? it is all about the power o money and steve forbes is here to weigh in. >>> plus san diego's mayor is sued by his own city. the sexual harrassment allegations are growing practically by the hour but can the city actually force him to pay his own legal bills? wait until you hear this one. >>> "who made money today?" they just got one of the world's most controversial billionaires in their corner. stay with us and find out who it is. even when they say it's not it is always about money.

are alluding to a software glitch and the president of thei united states has been briefedde by h theas situation by people t the u.s. department of treasury, ucc and f.b.i. and we talked to someone who is a cyber expert and you have to look at the potential of what brought the system down what led to this calling flash freeze and the fact nobody knew the realtime price of stocks traded or listed on the nasdaq and 2400 apple, google, microsoft and sisco, system andmi if i am selling i will say this is my ask. if i am buying and this is my bid. >> nobody knew it.>> >> and that is a huge n problem. >> and nasdaq has not said they know what went wrong. >>> adam, a three-hour halt and creating trading discrepanciestr with people unable to buyad or sell before the 12/24 shutdown this afternoon? >> if you had an order placed and pending order, you had your bid out there. all of that had to be canceled n before the trading resumed or ta you would be on the hook and it got executed once they started resuming trading again. tra the problem is this will be potentially millions of dollars of unten

>> my name is thea james. i am currently, i'm the alumna on the panel. i graduate in 2012. i've been working at workman publishing as manager since 2012. i've been enjoying it very much and mostly i handle our different e-book business, the day-to-day management of our e-book accounts, putting together special promotions, the retail level in trying to enhance our title. >> my name is a program. i'm in my first year at the program, and i can only work as a sales assistant for the library journal, and my role involves reaching out to various publishers and find them at space and connecting librarians and educators. through our print and digital outlets. >> i got in the publishing just eight or nine months ago and started working at lippincott massie mcquilkin literary agency. before joining the book program at nyu. i'm the editorial intern so the assistance assistant helping out on all stages. >> my name is teresa ferraiolo. i worked at the macmillan and children's groups and scanned and an executive assistant to the president and publisher. kind of have my hands a couple dif

. >> i'm thea andrews. usually they're on screen and now sly slams willis for being greedy.3." >> action stars of the '80s showing that they have what it takes to act like rambo. but who's the bad guy in this situation? it's trending now. >> a very public battle going on die hard and rambo. >> stallone slamming bruce willis. >> we're done. >> that's pretty bad. >> yeah. >> game on.

. >> and i'm thea andrews. tragedy ahead. >>> but before we get to that michael jackson's ex debbie rowe doesn't typically seek the spotlight but now she's the star witness in the jackson versus aeg trial. >> the question is, who wins? the secrets she's spilling are damning and could hurt her own daughter's chances to win millions from concert promoter aeg. debbie rowe takes the stand and it's trending now. >> we're doctors. >> please don't yell at me. >> michael jackson's ex-wife is back on the stand today. >> comment about any of it? >> no. >> i wanted to make sure he woke up.

. >> i'm thea andrews. the vmas sizzled last night. gaga and justin timberlake getting top honors.s. >> so here is the question, when does edgy go over the edge? miley's provocative performance is trending now. ♪ >> that was not attractive. that was not fun. that was not funny.i+y that was really, really bad for anybody who is younger and impressionable.

in theas teargas thrown city mixed with black smoke rising from cairo.just to give you a sense of what it was like to get in for protesters, to get in or out, you had to make a perilous run across a stretch of open road that was exposed to sniper fire. when i was leaving once, man running next to me was hit in the head with what appeared to be a shotgun pellets. many protesters had taken to writing their names in magic marker on their arms and a number of someone to call in case they were killed. spokenerior industry has for a couple of weeks about the plan to disburse the sit ins that would go in stages and first involved -- surrounding the protesters and then a gradual escalation. that all of the witness i've spoken to said the attack 6:30 andometime around came in very hard with teargas and the casualty started pouring in. most of them with live soon after that. the scene inside the main medical facility was extremely tragic. people were being brought in, the dead and winded, every few minutes. the floor was slippery with blood. the windows were close

used the talking tonight's duringer the 2012 campaign a that al-qaeda was decimated and they were on thea run. so i can understand why they probably don't want to answer questions. or -- this may be a little bit more conspiracy torial, or they're sensitive on this issue. they're weak on this issue. there are new wrinkles init benghazi comingiv out, big, big issues they'll get into later ii this bloc that this is maybe bigger and blowing up than weo think. >> bob, what about that? during the campaign it was repeated over and over that al-qaeda is decimated, even though all said it's morphed, it's changed. is it resurgent? >> the original al-qaeda has been decimated, but the reformed in thehe arabian peninsula, for example, and a lot of people usd the term al-qaeda.e one of the reason i i think they're doing this, a, i think theyrd have credible chatter. but secondly, benghazi. the last thing they want is havl another one of these thingsant happened. is remember after benghazi they said if we had to do it over again, we would have sent people in? my own guess is they picked up chatter and s

about 1936, a great propaganda effort is mounted to present hirohito as a shinsei, direct ruler of thea man who is ruling the--the nation directly, and as the war in china drags on and hirohito finds that he's most effective performing in his role as supreme commander, this comes close to the reality. but the--the point to bear in mind also is that inin 1930s--particularly late 1930s japan, there was great division, disagreement among the ruling elites. it was hirohito's task to impose some unity, to make sure that the flow of policy continued, and in the early '30s, there had been continual acts of military insubordination, attempted coup d'etats. when the army moved to seize manchuria on september 18th, 1941, hirohito knew, he had heard rumors, that things were afoot, and he'd a few weeks earlier warned his top commanders to make sure nothing happened. but once it happened--once it happened, he struggled for a few years to get on top of things. c-span: this is a little bit out of context, but i--it has to do with your research on the--on page 534... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... you have

getting through that information.as a former governor, i was on the receiving , i ran thea lot of hhs programi ran the medicaid ,program. i dealt with dual eligible. i can tell you i would have loved to have had the medicaid deal when i was a governor. 100% of the cost of nearly injured people, we would have taken that up and a heartbeat. also giving us flexibility. also, people understand there is not one cookie cutter approach. we are eager to work with states. i am a former recovering insurance commissioner, so i know the marketplace very well. i think those experiences have been enormously helpful being in >>e position i am right now. this is coming up in 40 days in those 40 days, how will you raise awareness so people know the exchanges are aware -- are there for them? >> i think events like this. the secretary has done a tremendous job in bringing the message to the ground. people are really picking this up as an advocacy. we represent the community and working close with several partners to make sure the information is out. >> there are many mayors across the united states of a

i'm thea andrews. >> and i'm michael yo. >>> let's get right to it.divorce papers. >> we have the first images of simon and his baby's momma since the scandal erupted. it's trending now. >> simon congratulations. are the rumors true? >> new details of simon cowell getting his friend's wife pregnant. >> ready for fatherhood? >> according to a new report, the husband feels betrayed and claims he was not estranged from his wife before she started her alleged affair with simon. >> oh, ha ha. >> and this one's on the front page of a lot of the newspapers. >> yes.

economist paul rick on thea and politico ben white. welcome back. let me start with you. i see this soft underbelly to the report and we've seen a lot of this business about part-time jobs beating full-time jobs. >> it's not quite a zombie economy jobs report and it's sort of a walking dead at this point. this is not good enough jobs and the worst part of this report is 162,000 status quo overall, but as you med the point, they're not the high-quality jobs we'll see. that means we're not going to get a whole lot more economic growth the rest of this year and the one bright side to this is fiscal drag will come off a little bit and maybe that helps some, but we've got a huge washington cloud. >> hold that thought. i'm going to get to that thought. i want to go to carl on this. i don't know whether you share our view or not, but it isn't so much that 162 is 25,000 less. it's things like, you know, half the jobs that were created came from retailers and restaurants and it's the very low-end wages and the fact that the part-timers are beating the full-timers. that's what trou

hearing from john kerry yesterday, lay out the sxwament, more than 1400 deadindictment, no doubt that theas as sad regime did it, a thug and a murderer, kerry called him. he had openly talked about the military options, a shot across the bow, as he called it, now, a delay. they will go to congress. it's not going to be an easy vote. it's going to be a very messy debate. let's hear a little bit more of what the president had to say in the rose garden? >> i respect the views of those who call for caution, particularly as our country emerges from a time of war that i was elected, in part, to end. but if we really do want to turn away from taking appropriate action in the face of such an unspeakable outrage, we must acknowledge the costs of doing nothing. here is my question for every member of congress and every member of the global community: what message will we send if a dictator can gas hundreds of children to death in plain sight and pay no price? reporter: and just an indication of how complicated this debate is going to be, thomas, john mccain and lindsey graham, two republicans who fav

. >> i'm thea andrews. how cute are those babies? how about this?ian and new reports lamar moved back in. >> michael douglas and katherine zeta-jones are officially living apart. hollywood couples in crisis trending now. >> katherine zeta-jones and michael douglas are spending time apart. >> katherine and michael separated. "people" magazine out friday says their marriage crumbled. >> this is a couple that's been under tremendous strain. >>

." >> khloe kardashian's husband locked up for an alleged dui, hi, everyone, i'm thea andrews, kevinrful conversation is coming up. michael yo is here with me tonight. >> hello, everyone, a lot of trending traction surrounding paula deen returning to tv. >>> and her "big brother" me, leaves the house, julie chen classy as ever puts the 22-year-old college student from san angelo, texas, on the spot, her apology seems a little familiar. >> i said those things, i feel horrible for that and i regret that. >> i have never with any intention hurt anybody on purpose. >> being southern, it's a stereotype. >> i is what i is and i'm not changing. >> i do not mean to ever come off racist. >> what you say in the dark

. >> i'm thea andrews.ass but her expressing herself as an artist really isn't the issue anymore, this is about the image that our kids in record numbers are being exposed to. is this oversexualized performance dangerous for our daughters? >> good question. hannah montana has sparked an international debate and it's trending now. ♪ >> more backlash today over miley cyrus' performance at the vmas. >> public outrage is growing over miley cyrus' performance. >> if shnt

hello, everyone, i'm kevin frazier and thea andrews is off tonight and christina mclarty joins me. >>arlene, she's half his age, by the way, what role did she play into turning this into a top trending story and we're with the good samaritan that pulled dick from the marriage. the actor's close call is trending now. >> after dick van dyke's car explodes in flames. >> i thought he had passed out, so they yanked me out of the car. >> tv icon dick van dyke pulled from his burning car. >> then it started smoking and then it burned to a crisp. >> tmz with the after moments after the incident and we have the motorist who rescued him. >> i'm just glad we

that thea clear reason world has banned entirely the use of chemical weapons. there's a reason the international community has set a clear standard and why many countries have taken major steps to eradicate these weapons. >> a couple of headlines from around the country. herald" says a moral obscenity. the "the pittsburgh post- gazette" obama escalates jambi. -- escalates drumbeats. syria moves closer to military strike. this particular photo is a view and chemical weapons specialist visiting a hospital in syria that is treating the tums of an apparent gas attack. call sydney pollack, louisiana. go ahead you are on. caller: we don't care about people getting gas. run any deals on the sex the of the children who suffered agent orange in vietnam. off sincery is better we have been bombing them over the last 20 years? >> welcome to the show, tony. uest: >> >> guest: it seems we really don't care about those people over there. we do care about countries like israel. i care about the country of israel also. i don't care about the government of israel. i believe -- o

." >> i am thea andrews.in just a minute. >>> we start in atlanta with the near-death drowning of you shall ush usher's 5-year-old son. >> my interview with the star about his children and his ex-wife, tameka foster, prepares to fight for custody saying the superstar's an absentee dad. >> a major scare. usher, his 5-year-old son nearly drowning in a family pool. >> i couldn't get him. i tried to get him and they got him and now doing cpr on him. >> is he breathing?

. >> i'm thea andrews. this is a story everyone in hollywood is talking about.ely. star moms testifying before law makers sharing paparazzi horror stories. >> fears being hounded by photographers puts their children at risk. famous mothers fighting back and it's trending right now. >> we are moms here who are just trying to protect our children. >> i don't want a gang of shouting, arguing, law-breaking photographers to camp out everywhere we are all day every day to continue traumatizing our kids. >> they use curse words, call me names to provoke some response

. >> and i'm thea andrews. >>> her lifelong battle with addiction that cost her her role on a show withght her co-stars discuss her downward spiral and why rehab couldn't save the troubled star, you know, even in her last tv interview we could see something was terribly wrong. it's trending now. >> this is all a bunch of made-up stuff. i have paid my dues. and if i can make it through this, i can make it through anything. >> just in to us here at cnn an actress from "that '70s show" has died. >> startling new details about lisa robin kelly's final days. >> lorie.

i'm thea andrews.joining me. >>> trending now, lindsay lohan out of rehab. >> not to be glib, but there are a lot of questions surrounding her plans for a post rehab media blitz. is fame the relapser's drug of choice? and could the lindsay lohan sobriety tour backfire? >>> lindsay smiling, wearing sunglasses and check it out, holding a $1,300 tote. the 27-year-old out of rehab after her court-ordered 90 days. this was her seventh stint in a trent

hi, everyone, i'm thea andrews, and kevin frazier is visiting our affiliate in the twin cities in minneapolis's scare in a moment, but first kanye delivers the goods, giving us a first look at baby north. >> finally. but can the stunt save kris jenner's talk show? it's trending now. >> i thought it would be really cool, like, on, you know, her grandmother's season finale to bring a picture. >> whoo! >> the first photo of 9 week old north west. >> how cute is that gorgeous baby? >> i pray that she looks like her mother when she's older. >> but is the big reveal for kim and kanye's baby a ratings stunt? >> she's so beau