jon meacham s new number one selling book. i tried to hand your book out last night at the concert. they weren t interested. well, they ve probably already got it. i ve never been to a pop concert. did it change your life? i have never witnessed such an epic meltdown on the part of thousands and thousands of teenage girls. metdown. screaming screaming. other than the group that was at the 92nd street y last night that screamed at jon meacham. he was throwing wigs at them. jefferson versus one direction is like oasis versus blur. and mika, of course, is on the blur side of this. i tried to do a report like some of yours. i talk to the camera. you can t hear me. did you get one? of this girl melting down behind me. is this like beatle mania. this girl is screaming and falls to the ground. oh, there was so much
eight pills early in the day, several more later. she went completely off the rails. he says she blew through her prescription amphetamines before locking herself in the bathroom with her youngest son. of course, we know what happened next. placed on a 51/50 hold. seems to be doing much better these days. yeah, absolutely. again, this defamation case from sam lufti, her former manager, is now kind of bringing to light exactly what happened during that epic, epic meltdown. i m sure she d rather have that go away, huh? should we stick with britney? she bought a new home, $8.5 million mansion in california. pretty nice digs. she moved to, away from calabasas. now she moved into an 8,456- square-foot home in the swanky private community in thousand oaks, california. so you know, there are five bed rooms, seven baths, wine cellar, home theater, massive infinity pool. we re told britney made the move because she is starting her new life with her fiance and wants to be in a new home in
manager bobby valentine. it comes after the team s worse showing since 19656789 valentine took the reigns just this year after last season s epic meltdown led to terry francona s firing. the struggled 5u8 all this season finishing dead last. general management announced in a statement that no single individual was to blame. as for valentine, he said, quoting here: i understand this decision this year in boston has been an incredible experience for me. but i am as disappointed in the results as our ownership and the great fans of red sox nation. and they are great fans. the lockout in professional hockey has reportedly cost $100 million because it meant no preseason games and today the league has scrapped 82 regular season matches. that s two weeks worth as the team owners and players union fight over how to split $3 billion in revenue. the season was to begin one week from tonight. reps for both sides broke off
dollar deficit and an economy that s fine. on the brink of an epic meltdown. please continue. but hold on a second, though. you can t keep saying separate them. you can t keep saying well, i came in this house four years ago. there was mud all over it and boy, it was really messy. and then you go around and you dig in shovels and throw in a lot more mud. he s got the responsibility the reason he says this as president of the united states to clean it up and he hasn t done it and spent more money in every category at a faster clip than any president in the history of the planet and his defenders that keep going back and blaming george w. bush, for his spending now, for look at his budget where it goes ten years from now. it is mind blowing. it is eye popping. it is bankrupting this nation. he used to confuse me to hear him blame george w. bush, months and years after he got the job, but i understand it now. some of my liberal friends have explained it to me.
fired joe paterno and apologizes for the way it handled the coach. i don t understand why she s a risk to safety and security of the aircraft. a employer says she is shocked at how jet blue treated her family after a pilot forced them right off the plane when the cute little toddler, you saw there, had an epic meltdown. we begin with the political battle over rising gas prices. the white house says it s making progress. it comes as a new washington post, abc news poll shows 645% of those surveyed disapprove of the president s handling of gas prices while 26% approve. 29 cents higher than a month ago. it s 24 cents higher than a year ago. kristen welker joins us live on