also out on dvd, bernie, a true crime story about a friendship between a more tigs and a wealthy widow. that is your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> i did see sparkle. listening to the review and the music is great. jordin sparks i saw on broadway, great singing voice, still is stiff in her acting. >> that is the last whitney houston movie? >> yes the younger kids were saying not as good as the original with mariah carey. i was saying no no no. the original was 176. good morning and -- was 1976. >> i have not seen any of the three. probably won't. >>> i wonder how many parents are doing the happy dance today. with school starting. >> kids get to get back together with friends. but then you get back to the books and learning. >> getting out this morning is actually going to be fairly easy for folks. we have a few areas of patchy fog. they are few and far between. doppler radar is picking up on a few showers as well. mainly south of town. we'll have overcast skies all day today which will

i don't like the tigs with taylor's outfit. i think they're too dark and they're o heavy.ould be a sheer. sheer or nothing. the fit is bter on taylor, but i love kiki'sare legs and she is just so cute. she's such a cutie that i have to choose kiki for sure. >> wendy: our next category is best dreed lineup and we'll look at the best dressed actresses in hollywood lately on the red carpet and i think you' in agreeance with this, too. let's take look. >> it was at the wte house correspoent's dinr. elizabeth banks is inhis gorgeous plum gowns a they accentuate your waist and hide your belly and give u hips. the nude is orgeous. it's cain klein, it's minimal and ese oversized looks are ve big for spring and mmer and kerry can do no wrong d then there's kate hudson. >> wendy: i love that ess. it's sparkly and this is something at michelle obama would wear. it's parkly, but it's covered up and very elegant. perfect r the event. >> wendy: it's ry beautiful, anyou are very cu. george, everybody. thank you for a though investigatioand you guys, "fashion police" airs friday nights at

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my name is tig. and i'm the owner of the massage which is located at 4328 gerr boulevard, next to the building that we are concerning about. and i have two main reasons regarding of the building that's going to be opening soon. one is the air that we need as well as the parking. first, the air, i think we probably can meet, you know, so much probably like a bigger fence to do a circulation through the business because what i've been told that our air would be reductions after the building is built because the wind travels from the ocean. yeah and with that our employee is going to have -- as well as the customers. because we have our own private one. and we need the air circulating in this room and we already did one doing the massage with all door closes and it feels really, really stuffy inside that. and our employee and customers feel like really uncomfortable to get a massage. it's really, really stuffy. two persons in one room and with the energy flowing in one room. that will really, really aff

. >> reporter: the chimp is being hold in a cage meant for a lion or tig interthe owner is hoping to get her back to send her to a sanctuary in oregon. >> thank you. >>> it looks like michael phelps is still there in london. but he is on the beach partying already, when we come back. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd miss our family tradition. now symbicort significantly improves my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. and that makes a difference in my breathing. today, we're ready for

tigs -- the politicians who are the ones who have to power over the issues. to come, she is at the top of the music world. >> nicki minaj comes from humble beginnings. we'll hear from the singer and what keeps her striving to be even better. you are watching "world news now." hear from the singer and what keeps her striving to be >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue >>> well, nicki minaj may just be the hottest artist out there. her new music video just released and has already racked up a million hits on youtube. >> what is it about her that makes her this popular? abc's juju chang sat down with the singer to find out. >> reporter: her cotton candy hair and technicolor costumes, nicki minaj looks like a video character come to life in her video. >> love the f-bomb. >> why? >> it has so much power and so many meanings. ♪ [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: merging with vibrant costumes, neon wigs and irresistible hooks like star ship. ♪ star ships were meant to fly hand ups and touch the sky ♪ >> should parents be worried about their kids watching

here's a look at the medal count headed into the 12th day of dpe tigs. china has 73 medals.luding 34 gold. team usa in second with 70. 30 gold. britain and russia tied for third with 48. one frightening moment in men's weightlifting. matthias steiner, he lost his balance while trying to lift 432 pounds. the barbell came crashing down on his neck. he managed to walk off the platform but did not come back for another attempt. i guess not. >>> to baseball now. angels at oakland. the a's homer four times starting with johnny gomez. back-to-back long balls in the sixth. norris and rosales. that put the a's up 9-0. the they struck back -- in houston, pretty much national second baseman espinosa against the astros and espinosa wins this thing. he tied the game at 2. still tied in the 12th. an rbi single up the middle and half an inning later, a great catch by washington left fielder roger bern dina. that ended it. nats 3, stro's 2. >> my bad. fortunately, it was a lob from third baseman chavez. eppley laughed it off. tigers beat the yanks 6-5. finally, here is the best play of the

elsewhere in corp tigs on this day, we had a great moment from great britain, their triathlete, won the gold medal and had such a big lead that he was able to grab a union jack, stop, soak in the atmosphere before he crossed the finish line. alister brown lee getting the gold. his brother jonathan brownlee getting the bronze. >> and a mixture of disappointment and brotherhood on the track as chinese hurdler, the gold medalist from 2004 had disappointment from the second straight games. in the heat he was injured, an achilles injury during the race, but his competitors actually helped him off the track. i'm mark barger live in london. >>> carrie walsh and misty may trenor is in that volleyball competition, will they advance? >>> teammate jordan weeker tries to get her first individual medal on the floor exercise. >> gabby douglas already has two gold medals, she tries for one more on the balance beam tonight. can she pull it off? it all starts tonight at 8:00 on nbc bay area. >> and what you didn't see at the olympics. we take you inside a part of london that most television cameras aren

maybe republicans aren't that up tig tight. is that such a bad thing? you. >> i think it sounds fantastic. i wish i were there. i uh would have done it. >> the guys think they can walk on holy water. >> this is the water jesus was in. that sounds fun. what i don't understand is why the fbi is investigating. what's that about? >> i have no idea. they've got their own issues, it seems to me. let me ask about obama's press conference today. he e denied what stephanie cutter said. this is so important. stephanie cutter, the deputy campaign manager for team obama said, quote, romney committed a felony or lied to voters. this is respect to when romney officially signed out of bain capital and s.e.c. papers. he committed a felony or lied to voters. today in obama's press conference he was asked directly. he said, no one said felony. no one said he lied to voters. is that cognitive dissonance to be polite? >> no. obama is desperate. it's going to be the war on women and republicans are racists, liars, felons. we just have such a dynamite ticket. their rally in

i lost my left arm and resulted in an am pew tigs. -- amputation. >> reporter: for this athlete, it haszing journey from battlefield to racetrack. his injuries were so horrific he spent 12 months in rehab and only finding sport after intensive therapy. and now he is double world champion and his sights are firmly on paralympic gold. >> it came after the explosion, and after i came back and after i was introduced to sports and tried some different sports out, i just got into the cycling, and thought that sounds good. >> reporter: it is a sobering thought, but there are more military veterans injured in battle competing in the paralympics than have been for years. if it weren't for wars in afghanistan and iraq, people like john allen butterworth would have had different lives. and each has a remarkable story of survival. this man now a gold hopeful in the discus had his legs blown off in afghanistan. he said he was being zipped into a body bag when army medics noticed that he still had a pulse. samantha bowen, a artillery gunner was so badly injured in iraq, that she said her comrades cou

this could be the last day we see phelps in dpe tigs, he says he's retiring.n 21 medals in his olympics career. missy franklin leads a talented relay team fresh off winning gold in the 200 meter backstroke. a big day on the track, caramelita jeter, felix aall advanced. the dalety telegraph feature pendleton. and the 31-year-old won a gold in the sprint at the beijing games in 2008. the united states claims the lead in the medals race, 43 medals, 21 gold, china coming in with 42 medals, including 20 golds and russia ranks third. five of those american medals and two of the golds are coming from swimming sensation ryan lochte and i talked to him about the truth about his rivalry with michael phelps and unorthodox training method. >> ryan lochte, congratulations on your success. this is just an incredible fete. i understand you have show and tell for us there. you brought the gold medal from the 400 im. let's see that. that's just awesome. how proud are you of what you accomplished here? >> i'm really proud. i'm definitely coming home to my country with five olym

we stayed up all night afterwards tig, and i think many of us -- thinking, and i think many of us were altered in our perspective for the rest of our lives. it was the most effective spokesman i ever heard on the summit of nonviolence. -- subject of nonviolence. i wondered if in the correspondence or otherwise his -- what the exchange was between martin luther king and bayard rustin on that subject. and just, secondly, i would be interested to know where his letters or archives are. >> where bayard's letters are. sure. bayard's letters are deposited primarily at the library of congress, but they're also scattered in various archives across the country. if you go to the new york public library -- here's a good plug for the new york public library -- go to the schomburg center. plug in bayard rustin, key in bayard rustin, and you'll see his name pop up and archived across the country. but the estate of bayard rustin was smart enough to deposit bayard's papers in the library of congress. better yet, i should say the united states government -- though it had conducted surveillance on bayar

this was the rarity where the tig delighted conservatives and liberals. is paul ryan going to be a game changer. >> i think he will because o the sheer enthusiasm on both sides, positive and negative, he will generate. i thinke surprised people. polling out of his home state cutting well into president obama's lead. we'll see how much he can deliver in wisconsin and the industrial midwest. i think we need more time to get a sense of how much of an impact he will v it won't take long to revert back to the top of the ticket. >> as much as the democrats relish the opportunity to attack on medicare, it's the romney campaign it's clearly decided a good offense is a good defense, going after the president for medicare. are you surprised we haven't seen more in terms of ads out of the obama campaign this week? >> it's tough to run a campaign where you're dealing with changing a big entitlement program. president obama knew that with privating social security. medicare here, too. the view is if you're explaining, you're losing. the romney camp thinks if you're ex

. >> think that's a fair fight for conservatives that choice in con pechl tigs. >> that will not be theccurs between r.i.m. and him. ask the 54-year-old do you wanted me care to exist in it current form. do you want it to exist in this form or that form. that's the story. >> the debaelt's going to be fwh the word oufl paul ryan. vij visits and i know -- the difference between gr dwer it's the difference between individual yiechl and statism. there are millions of people on medicate and medicare. we're not chosening between these massively world views. >> ezra. >> i think what's going to happen for mitt romney and paul ryane because they got this tax plan is why are you making these very difficult cuts to medicare, which as avik points out have real implications. why are you malking them. that is the thing they can't budget. well, maybe you can make this argument. but you can't say we -- the situation is so tarmtd from 45 yrss and under pa h. at the same time we can give trillions of door lours and crash comes. romney and ryan have the same visibility in. >> the top percent is the left e

. >> reporter: and speaking of games there was the small matter of the final xe tigs to get through earlierthe day. the marathon was won by the surprising stephen kiprotich of uganda who nobody was set on. >> team usa and spain. >> reporter: and the u.s. men's basketball team who everybody had bet faced its winner showdown with spain. losing was not an option 0 for the u.s. anywnba stars but some forgot to tell the spanish stars. it was a one-point game going down to the wire until the u.s. pulled away. how do you spell relief? j-a-m-e-s. >> this is about the usa. it's not about me. it's about the three letters on our chests. we are happy 0 to represent our country in the right way and bring home the gold. >> reporter: and so the athletes assembled on the union jack flag for the games' conclusions. there were unexpected contributors who hadn't been seen for a while. ♪ >> reporter: john lennon's "imagine" was heard as his image appeared in picture form and then in a sculpture that exploded. resurrecting freddie mercury was stranger still, having the audience do a chant response to him border

women's gymnastics team in the team economy tigs and michael phelps, the most decorated olympian of all time, winning his record breaking 19th medal and adding another gold to his all time mark. amanda davies is live in london. good morning, they interviewed the woman who michael phelps topped, whose record he beat. she's 77 years old and she said time has come. she was okay with it. >> reporter: she's had quite a long time of being the most decorated olympian ever, hasn't she? upsteps michael phelps and it was widely expected to happen. it had been disappointing to this point but he is now the most successful olympian ever after picking up the silver and gold in the relay. the big question here, does that mean he's the greatest olympian ever because he has the most medals, is he the greatest or should that be measured in terms of long he havety or impact on the sport and legacy he leaves. there hasn't been much time to celebrate, he's been back in the pool this morning for the 200 meter and he got through those fairly easily. >> we're looking at the tweet sent from the president to mic

watches and warnings in effect watcninouistoarnings in effect closed along the gcf1 rnin tig a floodingfferent story, though, for anyone in flood-prone areas. coverage begins in new orleans. good morning. repong t you, john and paula. isaac is picking u churning in the gulf of mexico with wind now up to 70 miles an hour. in new orleans and the gulf, they're getting ready because we are expectinguch a state of emergency has been declared in states along the gulf coast as isaac moves in. forecasters say the storm expected to strengthen to a category 1 hurricane will bring 10 to 20 inches of rain and winds up to 90 mil likely lndf pens keel -- pensacola, florida, and new orleans. >> here we go again. i think it is just part of being a new orleanean, and being in do what you do make it work.epoa >> i believe everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: other parts of louisiana and neighboring alabama are expecting dire weather as well. officials ag rt3 >> folks that live in the area, these are areas that flooded before. >> we cannot force people to vergy rannot force people to >> reporter:

obviously a lot of resentment in greece to what happened in world war ii and some of the local pop tigss not just the eu, it's the germans being mean. >> are they using the nazi word? has it gone that bad yesterday? >> i haven't heard the nazi word but my greek isn't that good, so i don't know. >> you don't know, so that's interesting. so it's actually getting personal between greece and germany at this point. >> at least some of the local politicians. i haven't heard it from the national politicians and the other part, there's almost a feeling of resignation both among the sort of people on the street and the wealthy people that eventually greece doesn't stay in the eu. >> is that your bet now, now that you've been there on the ground? >> i've been in favor of greece going out. frankly, both from the greek point of view and from the eu point of view. from the eu point of view, i think there are enough firewalls that have been built up particularly now that mario draghi is now really acting like the lender of last resort but i don't think it would be that traumatic anymore. most of the

socioeconomic circumstance will have unfettered access to high quality, life-extending carefree from tig ma and discrimination. -- stigma and discrimination. [applause] together we can manifest that vision if we do the following things. first, we must fully implement the affordable care act. [applause] this will deliver health coverage to more than 30 million people who are currently uninsured. single, childless adults who are typically not eligible for medicaid, a critical failure in the epidemic concentrated among low income, gay men. but under the affordable care act, everyone will have a means to pay for life-saving treatment. [applause] this most important piece of legislation over the last 40 years has generated a lot of opposition and misinformation. aids advocates must be at the forefront of opposing any efforts, any efforts to roll back reforms on the affordability care act. [applause] we need to assure that the packages under the legislation include an annual physical for everyone, an hiv at every physical including at least two annual hiv test for high-risk individuals, twice-

now the president and senate say they want to raise taxes and tig deeper into the pockets of hardworking american people. i have said time and again that we have a spending problem in d.c. we don't have a we-don't-tax-people-enough problem. this is now more clear than ever as our national debt ticks upward toward $16 trillion. this is not the time to raise taxes on anyone, it will only lead to more job loss and more spending at a time when the american people are counts on tissue counting on us to get our economy back on track. while we addressed this issue in the house for today, it's equally pressing we address the issue of our long-term prosperity. this country has long needed comprehensive tax reform. history has shown that temporary tax exto -- extensions won't fecks the problem, they simply apply a band-aid. that's why the house plan has taken a thoughtful approach to stopping the impending tax hike and laying out a framework for reforming the tax code in a way to make it simpler and fairer. it also puts in place expedited procedures to ensure that congress does its job once and fo

the inclusion of another business tigs end stephen ross, owner of the mmi dolphins and chairman and ceo here. we could talk business but i have a question about chad johnson, can i ask? >> sure. >> how involved, we saw it was done on tv, he was fired effectively on television. >> right. >> how involved do you get in these type of things? >> well, i mean, i don't get involved. the coach, you know, checks with me and confers but it's really his decision and he made that decision. i agreed with it, and it's done. >> is it a moral conversation, is that a business conversation? what kind of conversation is that? >> well, i mean with regard to that, i think a lot of that dealt with the integrity of how we feel what our team is about, what our brand is about and also what he was doing on the field. >> it wasn't just the off the field issue with his wife. >> no. the coach had said there were a number of reasons why, and i think he's looking overall what's going to help the team, what the impact is going to be on the team in the long run. >> let's talk football, twoable to tight ends here. you'r

many poll tigs including mary bono mack say this should change. >> olympians are not there to win moneyorld and perhaps more importantly, they're there to show that the united states is the best in the world. and you know, that's what this is all about, very importantly, would be retroactive and this year's olympians would be covered. >> that's got to be good news for them. >> especially michael phelps. >> and shelly writes us, a lot of e-mails, i think it's unthinkable to tax olympics medals, and they sacrifice for years on end. >> gabby douglas, her family is in financial straits and facing foreclosure and it's certainly not chump change to have to give this amount of money to taxes. and garrett from ohio says i've served 20 years in the military and paid taxes and i was there for my countries too. i love olympics, but no one is exempt. and that's the other point. >> dave: some of these people are making millions of dollars. paying taxes on medals, is a kick in the face. the athletes represent the u.s. and pride to our nation and this is their thank you and you bring up things, look,

class and faith every age and ethnic background a faithful catholic paul believes in the worth and tigity of ever human life. with energy and vision paul ryan has become an intellectual leader of the republican party. he understand the fiscal challenges faces america exploding deficit and crushing debt and fiscal catastrophe that awaits us if we don't change course. he combines a profound sense of responsibility for what we owe the next generation with an unbounded optimism in america's future and understanding of all of the wonderful things the american people can do. paul also combines firm principles with a practical concern for getting things done. he has never been content to simply curse the darkness he would rather light candles. through out his legislative career he has shown the ability to work with members of both parties to find common ground on some of the hardest issues confronting the american people. paul and i are beginning on a journey that will take us to every corner of america. we are offering a positive governing agenda that will lead to economic growth to widespre