france's president wants to include a bigger scheme for paris. the terrorist group eta has offered a cease-fire, but a basque artist does not believe them. despite years in prison and exile for his communist beliefs and oppositions, eta has targeted him and vandalized his artworks speaking out against violence and basque nationalism. he believes their latest offer is a smokescreen while they reorganize and rearm. >> the forest watches its visitors. a riddle, one of the most peculiar placecein the basque country. the creator of this painted forest lives down below. 80-year-old agustin ibarrola. his works of art are always with them. >> they have taken on human life. they are my protectors. they always keep an eye on me critic -- they always keep an eye on me. >> now it is clear that he has a sense of humor, because he is really under constant guard. for many years, he has not been able to spend a minute alone because the terrorist organization eta has issued death threats. >> the only place i feel free is in my work, when i am creating something.

he was a french interpreter at the paris expo of 1878. he decided to go it alone in paris and open a small gallery just as the market for japanese art was taking off. he sold over 100,000 japanese prints in his 27-year stay. haishi's shop attracted leading figures of the scene hungry for new art and information about japan. among them were the impressionists, claude monet and edward monet were just some of his customers. >> translator: japanese art was so popular in paris at the time. the country was turning into an industrial nation, and the emerging bourgeois class were buying his works. haishi was lucky to be there at the right time. >> degas was one of haishi's earliest customers and vice versa. one day, haishi gave him a gift, a print depicting the daily lives in of japanese in the edo period. the price of the work was double the annual salary of the average french worker. degas learned of the value. >> translator: oh, dear, i must get him a second drawing. >> reporter: the main theme for degas were like these pictures. he had it by

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around the eiffel tower, it is the most popular tourist spot in paris. there are 25,000 people there tonight. still visiting the tower and the surrounding areas and they've been pushed back. >> since you have that view from your office, nbc's bureau there in paris, can you see people around the area? since you can't see the eiffel tower, you've been telling us they've been evacuate d and, ca you see where they're going? >> well, you can't see them because they've been pushed so far back because if you visited paris, the eiffel tower is in the center of paris and it is surrounded by large gardens, so the whole garden area has been evacuated, so people have been probably pushed back easily like half a mile back. >> nancy, stay with us. i want to recap what we've learned in about the last eight minutes. it's coming close to 10:00 p.m. local time. the eiffel tower of paris has been evacuated. there was a bomb alert there. they've moved 25,000 people to surrounding areas. we have heard that the officer we had the opportunity to speak with is saying that an al

and why the japanese will never have paris. and we will discuss john gibson and bill shultz. >> thank you, andy. >> get you gone you beet, you acorn. >> why rebuke you him that loves you so? >> i apologize for nothing. >> go away. >> is he gone? yes. >>> look he is here, imogen lloyd webber, owner of three names. she is the author of "the single girl survival guide." you cannot scream her name in a crowded theater. steven crouder. he knows comic timing like i know house boys wining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is considered a mule. and she is back, amy schumer. she is a comeed comedian and co-host of a different spin on fuze, the net work. you often find pelicans drenched in her. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> it is a first for paris. just having fun, greg. i will leave the comedy to the comedians. you rogues. >> and now to the greg-alogue, it is a muffin of morality in a bakery of bottom feeders. here is something that raised the dander on my chapless goat. according to bob wood

both interiors of the house at ici outside paris where his main studio was and the ones done in paris itself. and it's... we know it was originally a very detailed painting of the artist st. pierre sitting at a piano. above him the painting-- the painting which is actually in the exhibition-- of a woman on a high school at the opposite corner an early sculpture, one of the most sensual of matisse's sculptures as opposed to the very severe figure in the painting. so there's a kind of dichotomy being thrown up immediately between sensuality and sternness there. and then on the piano in front are the metronome and a candle both obviously telling us that time is... >> rose: passage of time. >> passage of time is one of the thems. as he reworked it, he allows us to see the passage of time in his painting to show as well. so it isn't... time isn't only given through the subject matter through the theme but it's given through the treatment and particularly down the left-hand side you can see how he scarred the paint, scratched into it and we can also see looking carefully through the gray su

christian fraser as this from paris. >> another grim day. half the local and national rail service was canceled this morning, with major delays on the paris metro and chaos at the international airports. in paris, a 40% of flights were canceled as air traffic controllers walked out. 200 flights from the uk were canceled. about the only guaranteed method of travel for those who did reach paris was this service. as it stands, at retirement age in france is 60. although they are not entitled to a full pension until they are 65. if the reform bill is adopted, then the time people -- timetable will rise to 62. workers will pay social security contributions for an extra year. there is, within france, a growing sense of social injustice, felt by unions. among those demonstrating, the french middle-class, professionals, builders, teachers. they see this series of reforms hitting not only their jobs, but now the retirements. some have threatened a rolling strike that the damage not only the economy, but the president with a record low approval rating

dos famosos estÁn en nuevos problemas: parÍs hilton y lindsay lohan. vamos con ana patricia que ha estado siguiendo ambos casos. buenas noches. >> no es la primera vez que Éstas jÓvenes se meten en problemas. para lohan el panorama parece un poco complicado; hilton confesÓ que llevaba cocaÍna en el bolso. >> pÉrez hilton entrÓ y salió de la corte bajo la mirada atenta de la prensa. aceptÓ la posesión de cocaÍna cuando la detuvieron el 27 de agosto en las vegas. tambiÉn aceptÓ su culpabilidad por construir el trabajo del agente al que mintiÓ. >> dije que el bolsÓn no era mÍo. >> el juez la sentenciÓ a un aÑo de libertad condicional. la joven de 29 aÑos deberÁ completar un programa antidrogas, pagar $ 2000 y realizar 200 horas de trabajo comunitario. su abogado dijo que se sentÍa orgulloso por la forma el que ella ha manejado la situaciÓn. no es la primera situaciÓn en la que parÍs hilton enfrenta a la justicia, durante el mundial de fÚtbol en sudÁfrica la acusaron de posesiÓn de mariguana aunque los cargos fueron anulados. en e

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capital you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the tours started in britain or in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only a. capital of theatre but not the kind of long arm the country so numb your moscow. times have changed times of change when we were putting together this story the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least it's the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. it was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everyone is hold on there's no money you know this is the wrong time so we're really caught up in an economic boom for ticks many people are

meanwhile, paris hilton -- paris hilton must feel like barbra streisand next to tila tequila, right? paris is actually getting sued by a hair extension company. the company says she violated her endorsement deal with them by wearing a competitor's hair extensions. i don't want to say anything, but i, too, am wearing a competitor's hair extensions tonight. this is made from material found in jay leno's shower drain. but this company is called hair tech international. they're seeking $35 million in damages. which is ten times what they paid her for wearing their products. which means paris hilton got $3.5 million to wear fake hair. imagine that? that's more than she gets paid to wear nothing. so there you go. another reason to jump. this afternoon, the federal appeals court blocked same-sex marriages in california indefinitely now while it considers, i guess, the constituti constitutionality of the state's marriage ban. which comes as a big disappointment to same-sex couples in our state. some of whom are very anxious to tie the gay knot. >> late today, sponsors of the gay marriage ban

and it turns out it must have been paris hilton's purse after all. in exchange for pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of drug possession and obstructing an officer, hilton will get no jail time. she must complete a drug program and pay a $2,000 fine and serve 200 hours of community service. this weekend's underdog box office winner completely fooled all the experts. ben affleck's heist thriller "the town" stealing away the number one spot, opening with almost $24 million. rave reviews helped the drama make off with roughly $10 million more than most experts predicted. on the other hand, the comedy "easy a" underperformed. opening in second place with just over $18 million. and the horror film "devil" rounded out the top three with just over $12.5 million. which is more than i would have predicted it would make. >> there's such like an appetite for these horror movies, i don't think they have to be that good anymore. >> they should be horror movi movie/m. knight -- >> you are supposed to be the nicer one of us. >> i thought i would give you a brea

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capitals you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the torch started improving nor in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only a. capital of theatre but not the kind of the country so now your moscow. times have changed times of change when we were putting together the story the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least it's the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. it was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everyone is hold on there's no money you know this is the wrong time so we really caught up in an economic boom for ticks many people are caught up in

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capital you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the horse started to improve normal in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only i don't see on capital of theatre well but not the kind of like i am the country so now your moscow. times have changed the times of change when we were putting together the store the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least it's the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everybody hold on there's no money you know this is the wrong time so we're really caught up in an economic boom for ti

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capital you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the more started improving nor in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only i don't see on the capital of theatre but not the kind of long arm the country so i know your moscow. times have changed times of change when we were putting together this story the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least is the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everybody hold on there's no money you know where this is the wrong time so we really caught up in an economic boom for ticks ma

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capitals you prefer smaller towns this time now this one this time in fact the torch started improving normal in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only i don't know the capital of theatre oh yeah but not the kind of like the country so now you're moscow. times have changed times have changed when we were putting together the store the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least it's the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everybody hold on there's no money you know where this is the wrong time so we really caught up in an economic boom fo

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes later he mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year so we must know more capital you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the more started to improve normal in. germany are not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only i don't see on the capital of theatre but not look out of the country so i know your moscow. times have changed times have changed when we were putting together the store the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least it's the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. it was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin. hold on there's no money you know this is the wrong time so we really caught up in an economic boom for ticks many people are

and we finished in paris is going to five minutes late you mentioned those cities which most of them are capitals this year certainly must be no more capital you prefer smaller towns this time not this one this time in fact the more started in britain or when we should join the euro not a not a capital frankfurt which is not going to happen after only i don't see on capital of theatre but not look out of the country so now you're moscow. times have changed times have changed when we were putting together the store the idea was that we would start in paris go to berlin and come to moscow but the political situation is such and not least is the economic situation because when we started this tour. with i have to say thank you to the european union because we got money from the european union from an institutional building partnership program here in moscow. was exactly the time of the credit crunch so when we were talking with potential partners in paris and berlin everybody hold on there's no money you know well this is the wrong time so we're really caught up in an economic call for

paris tries to recapture the high ground of international art with impressionism. >> republicans have blocked an opponent to allow gay people to serve openly in the american military. they say the don't ask, don't tell would damage morale. is a big upset for president obama. -- it is a big upset. our washington correspondent says the way the proposal was presented was unusual from the start. >> the democrats were using the mechanism of trying to get this through by attaching it to a defense spending bill. it upset a lot of republicans, including those in favor of repealing the ban. they failed to persuade the republicans they needed to cross the aisle and vote with them. they also lost two democratic votes. it means that this measure has been shelved until after the midterm elections in november. >> even though senior figures in the military were in support of a repeal. >> yes, very senior officials including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mullen was in favor of repealing it. we have a situation where americans are able to fight for their country but they cannot tal

. >> thousands of protesters streamed into paris. this was one of more than 200 protests over pension reforms held thursday. >> the messages that we will remain immobilized. the workers are mobilized. on -- the message is that we will remain mobilized. >> we are here to put the pressure on. >> this latest round of strikes against nicolas sarkozy's planned to raise the retirement age in disrupted transportation across the country. many flights were canceled at the airport. less than half of the lines on the paris metro were working properly. the plan is to raise 8 from 60 to 62. germany, spain, and the netherlands plan to raise the retirement age to 62. britain and ireland want to go a step further and raise it to 68. as baby boomers reach retirement age and life expectancy increases, the government says it is necessary so that the pension system can break even. the opposition says that the reforms will be harshest on those who start young and women who take breaks to have children. >> the french seem to have a pretty good deal when i

." >>> finally, paris hilton has been booted out of japan. hilton was denied entry into the country just days after she pleaded guilty for a misdemeanor drug charge in las vegas. yesterday officials delayed hilton's entrance while looking into her case. she was forced to schedule a scheduled tokyo news conference to promote her fashion and frag gance lines. to avoid talking about paris hilton, going through a tumultuous time in my life i would want jodie foster on my side. >> out of nowhere. >> didn't know they were close frenz. >> i never heard of the magazine she was quoted from, but -- >> a great actress and a fw person. >>> this comes to us from wvva in west virginia where there are definite signs that fall is right around the corner. a couple of farmers are showing off the ultimate halloween accessory. three massive pumpkins that weigh between 500 and 950 pounds. the giant gourds are still on the vine. gaining around two pounds each day. next month, they will be entered in an annual pumpkin festival. by then the growers hope their pumpki

the eiffel tower and other tourist spots now evacuated in paris. plus, showdowns in seven states and the district of columbia. i'm shepard smith. the news starts now. >> it's the biggest primary day until the election. and we're monitoring democratic and republican races as the tea party once again tries to prove its political power. tonight, a look at the major battles and what it means for the balance of power come november. fighting the federal government. 20 states taking aim at president obama's health care law. [ applause ] >> shepard: we'll explain both sides' claims and the controversy. plus, doctors say it's a germ resistant to virtually every known antibiotic. and it's already right here in and it's already right here in tonight, rise of the super bug. but, first from fox this tuesday night, it's the final primary day of the year with 49 days to go until the midterm elections. republicans trying to take back control of congress in november. but they're facing some challenges from tea party favorites again tonight. seven states and the dis

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. >> thousands of protesters streamed into paris. this was one of more than 200 protests over pension reforms held thursday. >> the messages that we will remain immobilized. the workers are mobilized. on -- the message is that we will remain mobilized. >> we are here to put the pressure on. >> this latest round of strikes against nicolas sarkozy's planned to raise the retirement age in disrupted transportation across the country. many flights were canceled at the airport. less than half of the lines on the paris metro were working properly. the plan is to raise 8 from 60 to 62. germany, spain, and the netherlands plan to raise the retirement age to 62. britain and ireland want to go a step further andnd raise it to . as baby boomers reach retirement age and life expectancy increases, the government says it is necessary so that the pension system can break even. the opposition says that the reforms will be harshest on those who start young and women who take breaks to have children. >> the french seem to have a pretty good deal when i

. >>> plus perpetual troublemakers paris hilton and lindsay lohan spend the weekend weaving their way through legal issues. >> another rough outing for brett favre, redskins and texans need overtime and a remarkable grab by randy moss. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. as the ballots are counted in this weekend's afghan parliamentary elections, observers of the vote are questioning its legitimacy. they're concerned about numerous fraud complaints. also, it appears some afghans were scared away by violence that killed 11. preliminary results are not expected until october. >>> a wave of attacks across iraq yesterday killed at least 36 people. it marked the worst violence there since the u.s. formally declared an end to combat operations. >>> and in california, actor randy quaid and his wife are facing burglary charges after apparently being caught living in a house they haven't owned for years. officials say the couple insisted they still own the home. but documents pro

. >>> about 2,000 tourists were evacuated from the eiffel tower in paris on tuesday evening after an anonymous caller phoned in a bomb threat. french police say the tower's management office received a call saying the structure had been rigged with explosives. visitors were cleared from the monument and nearby parks. >> we were just about to get on the elevator, and they told us that something was wrong, a technical problem, and we all had to leave. >> police say a three-hour search by a bomb disposal team failed to turn up any explosives. around the same time, a station in central paris was closed for about an hour due to a similar threat. police are examining phone records to find out whether the two threats were from the same caller. >>> iran has released an american woman after detaining her for more than one year. but said it's not considering the immediate release of two other americans. sarah shourd and the two men were arrested in july last year for illegally entering iran from iraq. they were questioned in an iranian prison on suspicion of spying. their families say they wer

in paris, medium flights were grounded as air-traffic controllers walked out. some 200 flights to and from the uk were canceled. about the only guaranteed method of travel for those who reached paris was the freed bike service. as it stands, french persons can retire at 60. although they are not entitled to add full pension until they are 65. it's been reform bill is adopted, the retirement age will rise to 62 in the pension age to 67. there is within france of a growing sense of social injustice. among those demonstrating, middle-class voters, professionals, doctors, and teachers, who are concerned that the reform will hit not only their job, but their retirement. this could be damaging not only to the economy, but also to the president with a record low approval rating. >> the government is forcing us into a showdown. the only thing that can make as budget is a showdown. >> that showdown may force the government into further concessions, perhaps of face saver for the unions. two-thirds of the country are for reforms already approved by the house. it is presid

. >> paris pled guilty to two m misdemeanor charges. she said that this purse that was found to have cocaine in it -- >> wasn't hers. >> she says that's not my purse. like we heard lindsay lohan say those aren't my pants. the 15 nell bag was hers. she said that to the judge. and this is what she's going to have to do. she will have to go to jail if she is arrested for anything other than a minor traffic violation, it would be a one-year sentence that begins as soon as the arrest takes place. she's also getting $2,000 fine, 200 hours of community service and she's going have to partake in an outpatient drug program. it's not an easy year for paris hilton unless she changes her behavior. the judge said, i'm doing this because i want you to change your behavior, and the clark county jail is nothing like the waldorf astora. next court date a year from now. if she does everything the judge is orderering her to do, she doesn't have to show up in court but that's where that stands now. >> let's move on to lindsay. >> her one-time friend, i don

no es la primera situaciÓn en la que parÍs hilton enfrenta a la justicia, durante el mundial de fÚtbol en sudÁfrica la acusaron de posesiÓn de mariguana aunque los cargos fueron anulados.

. >>> earlr, hides hara spoke to jean-baptist in paris about details. >> the great green wal details is a huge scheme. how might it improve the living standards of africans? >> the project wishes to fight several problems. and the main goal is do reduce the poverty. but some observers do not see it as realistic, and it is legitimate. in fact, many similar projects have failed because they were designed and implemented by the international bodies like the united nations or the ngos. whakes this proct different is that it was conceived and implemented for the africans by the africans. this is a new approach and i believe it could make the difference. >> you have actually talked to the people who planted the trees. how dot locals view the project? >> yes. to make a project like this work, the integration of the local people is essential. the government had to educate them about the project, so they could better appreciate its benefits. the government also created jobs, with food as half of the payment. the senegalese that we met on site expressed great satisfaction, because what they re

metro services in paris are only running every 30 minutes. commuters were packed into overcrowded carriages. there were long waits at the airport, too. still a majority of voters are against the proposed reforms. >> we need to strike against the reforms and everything else happening at the moment. i agree with it completely. >> to take decisions like this without consulting anyone, that is not what i call a democracy. but we are in a democracy, so if people take to the streets, they need to be heard. >> despite the loud public opposition, french parliamentarians began debating the penchant. the prime minister said he wanted the law passed as quickly as possible. for their part, the union said it will continue their strikes until the reform is stopped. >> earlier we asked our responded in paris to tell us how likely it was that this strike would force the government to back down. >> i would have to say it is going to be very unlikely north dakota. and actually, 65% of the french admitted to pollsters that they knew the strike will not put that

president obama while you sightseeing in paris you said time to deliver on health care when you are a hammer you think everything is nail. i'm no nail. 140 characters. grassley's newest ad makes reference to his fondness for twitter. >> haired chuck grassley has a twitter. >> can it be cured? >> not that kind. i like to use new technology like twitter and facebook just to keep in touch. and meetings and 99 counties every year. i'll tweet, i'll text, i'll do whatever it takes. >> well, the ad even shows what are grassley's fingers texting his wife who appears in another campaign ad and tells the press she's put her foot down when it comes to tweeting in church. i had to tell him to knock it off motioning as if slapping the senator's hand put it away but i

. >>> paris hilton admits to lying to police about cocaine found in her handbag. the 29-year-old heiress struck a deal with las vegas prosecutors this morning. and pled guilty to obstructing an officer. under the terms of her plea bargain, she must serve

of long, paris says, you're not a man. you're a monster. he said he is not the person now being portrayed in the media. >>> they had hoped to show america what polygamy was all about. now, the utah family with four wives is being investigated by police for violating bigamy laws. the family is featured in the new show "sister wives." cody brown is legally married to one of the women. >>> federal investigators are heading to milwaukee after a skywest plane was forced to make an emergency landing. the plane's left landing gear refused to lower. no one onboard was hurt. a commute irjet made an emergency landing in new york after a similar problem. >>> now, for a dubious distinction for north dakota, home of the worst drivers in the country. the list of the top five states with the deadliest, least-skilled motorists. the ranking compiled by "the daily beast" found 18-year-olds to 20-year-olds were the most dangerous drivers in virtually every state. and democrats fair better on the roads than republicans. >>> new research could point to a link b

you were just talking about paris hilton. lindsay lohan is back in the news. she's already failed her first drug test. what does this mean for the troubled starlet? we'll find out when you see you later. back to you. >>> lindsay, paris. they keep us busy on the weekends. >> doesn't look good. >>it's true. >> thank you. >>> 6:43. you're groaning over there. >> groaning yes, saying something, no. i'm smarter than that. >> let's talk about the weather. >> always a good thing to talk about this. beautiful weekend on the way. nice clear sky overhead but how long will it stick around? the details are coming up next. !% [ man ] i wadeciding what to do with my citi thankyou points when it happened... [ glass breaks ] ...again. ♪ [ child run! [ man ] first it was the mailbox. then my squirrel. and now, this. so i used my points to make a donation to get the park down the street built. when it finally opened, i also used my points for... car repair. [ male announcer ] use your citi thankyou points for almost anything, even local charities. what's your story? citi can

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and why the japanese will never have paris. and we will discuss john gibson and bill shultz. >> thank you, andy. >> get you gone you beet, you acorn. >> why rebuke you him that loves you so? >> i apologize for nothing. >> go away. >> is he gone? yes. >>> look he is here, imogen lloyd webber, owner of three names. she is the author of "the single girl survival guide." you cannot scream her name in a crowded theater. steven crouder. he knows comic timing like i know house boys wining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is considered a mule.

. >>> and paris was denied into japan. >> and as the afternoon continues to heat up, we'll be back with the first warning weather forecast. bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> michelle obama is head lining at least nine fundraisers in six states. she'll raise money for a handful of candidates facing tight battles. the democrats hope that it could slow the republican momentum. she's more popular than her husband. >> and eight city officials will be arraigned in a corruption scandal former city manager was making almost $800,000 a year. the council members who worked part thyme made $100,000 a year. the group includes the excity manager, mayor and council

paris is in las vegas. another town, by the way, where wherever you go, illegal things are saying, winking at you, saying come over here. it's here in hollywood, it's here in las vegas. what will happen to lindsay, as we get back to her, she'll have to get people around her who are different than who were around here. she has to go to behavioral therapy and the random drug test. if is it cocaine, in talking to doctors it does get out of the system quickly. random drug test must have come quickly if she did do cocaine. >> always good to see you. thank you. >>> a man who lost both his arms and legs in a freak accident more than a decade ago has become the first quadruple amputee to swim across the english channel. this is inspiring. if it's not incredible enough, he finished ten hours ahead of schedule. he's 42 years old, felipe, swmsz with a designed flipper set. trained for two years. >>> brandon jacob as poll guised for an incident where he threw his helmet which ended up in the hands of an excited fan. he

that nation is refusing to roll out the red carpet for paris hilton. japanese immigration officials denied the 29-year-old celebrity entrance into the country. and sent her back to the u.s. because of the recent drug charge. hilton had arrived in tokyo to promote her fashion and fragrance lines. she was sentenced earlier this week to one year probation, after pleading guilty to a drug charge in las vegas. >>> it was a small-town scandal that triggered nationwide outrage. city leaders in bell, california, who paid themselves huge salaries. now, those officials will appear in court this morning, charged with bilking taxpayers out of more than $5 million. residents cheered in the streets once word of the arrests spread. >> i'm ecstatic. it's about time they caught them. >> these officials thought they could get away with it. and they did get away with it for a number of years. and now, finally, people are looking at it and saying, enough is enough. >> authorities saying robert rizzo, the former city manager, made $4.3 million, by paying himself through di