a thoughtful article by tina brown.her head on another -- but that is not even her dress. they removed the head of somebody else and put her head on t right? i don't think that was her dress. >> tripped out. >> maybe it was her dress. zain, was it? >> reporter: i'm not sure if it was her dress to be honest. a lot of the chatter around our newsrooms, she was an icon. we just had the royal wedding. what would it be like for prince harry to look at this. everyone was asking on wedding day what if diana was here, you know? it's a pity. so it's just like tugs on everybody's, i guess, emotional heart strings a little bit on that one because she was such an icon for all of us. >> it certainly has all of us talking about it. tina brown, the editor, said it was meant to -- >> shakes things up. >> exactly. go ahead. >> reporter: sorry. we did call "newsweek" and tina brown did issue a statement and basically said we wanted to bring the memory of diana alive in a vivid image that transcends time and reflected my piece. that is wha

we have reached out to tina brown many times to join us on this program. still nothing.he kind of publicity you think "newsweek" with the new, you know, woman in charge was looking for? >> it's a strange direction for "newsweek" to take. you think it's serious journalism. i certainly wouldn't call this serious journalism. there may be a buzz on your side of the pond. but it's pretty much disregarded here. there's no interest. the royal wedding recently showed us the world has moved on. we're never going to forget diana, but william and katherine are holding the torch now and the whole thing is moving on. and sdie jana has got her place in history, and that's not the front page of "newsweek." i just find the whole thing tacky to be honest. >> mark saunders from london, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. now, watch this. >> president obama called a news conference on short notice explaining why big oil, millionaires and billionaires should no longer enjoy tax breaks. the news is now. doctors say jared loughner is doing some disturbing things behind bars, but can

and even further, tina brown, who used to be her very close friend, penned a book on her in 2007.know each other socially. she's the one who wrote the article. some are saying this is really inappropriate. >> others say it's an homage to her. there are those who say it is in good taste. we've put it up on our wnnfans page. >> we want to know what you think about it. pop in and give us your opinion. >> let's move on to mel gibson. he's been in a little trouble recently on and off. he's apparently reached a divorce agreement with robin gibson.çç they have been together for quite a while. they separated and actually divorced back in -- filed for divorce in 2009. >> no prenup. >> no prenup. now, i mean, come on. these days in hollywood, that seems like a prerequisite. >> they were married for a very long time. >> seven children. >> hollywood marriagag are like dog years. one year equals seven. they were married for like forever. >> 150 years, yeah. no, it's got to be a good idea. so that's on the way out. >> okay, there you go. somebody that also is not doing so well, i hate to report

the article was written by diana biographer tina brown, and mainly speculates on what diana would have been like if she were alive today. some are calling it offensive and jarring. princess diana would have turned 50 on friday. >>> a massachusetts teenager survived a 20 foot fall from an escalator surveillance video caught him climbing the hand rail, there he goes. he nearly reached the top fell and landed on the floor bee lochl told police he had been drinking. >> was the message for others your age? >> don't do it. you can get out of control. >> do you know how lucky he is? >> i'm not sure. yae. he doesn't remember much about the fall. >> and the recent graduate is going to college in the fall. he says he plans to study nursing. >> and what is going on spencer? >> this is the second wettest june in san francisco. and we're number two. >> we believe it. you don't have to convince use there is a live view right now from downtown san jose. it's dreary and wet throughout the day. and you can see a wide path of rainfall through the central and southern parts of the viewing area. and heavi

oakland if you look at the makeup of the marches a lot of asians a lot of people from the lead tina and brown communities well i don't know it's a lot of young white students who learn first here but the police aren't always in their corner the way that they like to pick and so many people understand this and i think they're going to respond politically i think they'll respond by taking it to the streets in ways in which to bring about awareness and more importantly for the have a result of that i think makes us very proud to be from the city of oakland to be from the bay area they will not give up this is not over no matter what gets said no matter how much it doesn't or does get over it people are going to see justice for you know a lot well that's the thing where you bring up how much the story does or doesn't get covered this is a big story like you said is a systemic problem this is something we've seen span across a number of states in this country and it's something of the activists have not let girl in california either and yet where gay has been top news for about the last few weeks