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welcome to my necks of the wood. sherman oaks, california, in san fernando valley. i have the biggest sweet tooth ever. i have to make a trip here to blizz frozen yogurt. there seems to be a celebrity tie-in to almost everything here in beverly hills. and blizz is no exception. blizz is known for its frozen yogurt, but crepes, smoothies, and waffles are also on the menu. in fact, i'll give you a little taste. all right. i'm no expert in the kitchen, but today i'm going to show you just how i like my crepes with a little help from tom. and then we use the spatula. all right. we got half of it. >> perfect. >> now we go in for the kill. some of my favorite toppings, chocolate. and of course, raspberry sauce. we're ready! let's go. and this is my favorite part. time to dive in. delicious! kareen wynter, cnn, sherman oaks, california. >>> other stories making headlines right now, some of the things our affiliates are covering, in fact. a seventh grader in charlotte, north carolina, claims she got a unique punishment for skipping class. >> she told us that we was going to

. >> we will talk the masters and tiger woods next. tiger won just in time for this week's big event. and augusta under fire again for membership rules. john is here. he will talk about it. there he is. right after the break, john. >>> how i thought this thing was called final four. then there were two. kentucky and kansas will tip off tomorrow night in college basketball's championship game. let's talk about it now with investigative reporter for sports illustrated. there's the cover right now. ohio state on the front cover. kansas knocked out the buckeyes last night after kentucky defeated louisville. so tom, you know i had a secret bracket that was on cnn and i actually won. did you know? i put it together myself. >> all the final four teams and those 15 two games. i heard about that. >> you already got it. you knew it, didn't you? kentucky and kansas play tomorrow night. what can we expect? >> two good teams. we said months ago it was kentucky's tournament to lose and now they're one game away from winning it. you had two great fro

not just tiger woods, i am talking possibly the first female to wear a green jacket. len, i am going to start with you. christine has good personal tidbits here. sex or money, what will win out? >> the old boys club, they have been doing it this way for eight decades and have a boy's group. when will they come into the 21st century in i don't know if they will choose. what i would personally like to see it people like tiger woods or phil mickelson or mcilroy say we're not going to play until you join the current century. that's never going to happen but it is a pipe dream i have. >> i like the fantasy. christine, i am on board with that. you actually have a personal connection to the story which got us all talking about this in the first place. >> that's right, kir a jenny is the ceo of ibm, just named in the fall and became the ceo in january and she and i went to college together and i know her and e-mailed her a few times and understandably she is not talking. i don't blame her. it is the most private of clubs, old boys club, and it is ridiculous when you this i th

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arlington, texas, you are not out of the woods. the tornado for you, the other tornado is still on the ground, still be taking cover. a second tornado warning is going on. the sirens are sounding. again, those sirens are not the all-clear sirens. they don't blow sirens all clear. the sirens you're saying right now say take cover again. the storm is still on the ground. >> you mentioned, we're talking two tornadoes. we're talking i-35 east, i-35 west. we're talking dallas county and also ft. worth. so i want to go on the phone, we have aaron barth. have you seen the tornado come through as you are in the ft. worth area? >> we did. we did. we saw it approximately 1:10, 1:15 local triem. we saw brief tornadic activity just east of the airport, probably two to three miles. it was coming away from the airport, going approximately north-northeast. an we saw the rotation and it just slowly descended, touched down for maybe 10 seconds or so and then gradually just listed and went back up. but, you know, the rotation was still there as it m

is your advice for people in your neck of the woods to still shelter in place, stay in the middle of the home? >> yeah. we would like them to stay. even though it's safe at the present time, to stay alert, listen to the local and the national weather and the national weather service alerts and be prepared at anytime too take cover. >> okay lieutenant tim jones, thank you so much for calling in. as we're calling in and looking at some of the images for the first time, a number of our dallas tf stations have been working the story from the ground or the air. this is from a reporter from faa. take a look. >> is the damage extensive? >> good afternoon. yes, the damage looks very extensive here in lancaster, at least the north part. i came out here on the side of the road and found all these trailers, what appears to be a trailer storage area. we're really getting a firsthand view here. i'm walking around with my camera, giving you a view of all the damage. it appeared about five or six trailers were just picked up and tossed around. quite a bit of damage. in addition to these trailers th

so they look at things of course what happened to the buildings, be it a wood building, be it a roof off to determine the intensity and thus giving it its scale, ef-2, 3, 4. >> still ahead, a tornado touches down and a texas man watches it as it churns toward his house. >> also this morning, our first look at the suspect accused in monday's shooting rampage. later today, one goh faces arraignment on murder and kidnapping charges. he's accused of killing seven people at oikos university because he was upset over being expelled. >> and the gsa administrator resigned and several employees were fired. congressman john mika hopes to hold a hearing in a couple of weeks. >> and a russian spy nearly seduced a member of president obama's cabinet. the bureau had to step in and warn the cabinet member to cool it. u.s. officials are denying the story. the cabinet member was not named. >>> it's looking more and more like a two-man race for the white house. for the first time this year president obama mentioned mitt romney by name in a speech and mitt romney is now ignoring his republican rivals a

it only touched ground thankfully in a wooded area and then immediately turned its ire on lancaster. the poor city of lancaster then, you know, it just -- it took it on like a blender going through some of the structures and it's just been devastating in that city. so they activated their emergency operations command center as did dallas county where i am right now at about 1:15 yesterday. and subsequently declared a local disaster. 300 structures in total have been damaged in the city of lancaster. and 160 of those structures were severely damaged. thankfully, though, no fatalities were reported. >> okay. so no fatalities reported. what about any reports of people found trapped, injured? >> you know, a lot of those reports we'll get later. they're having another briefing very very shortly and we'll get the assessments. i don't have accurate information on anything -- no, i have no reports -- i had reports of a few injuries and people were sent to area hospitals and taken care of, but nothing serious that we know of. >> what time is that briefing, maria? >> we have been very surprise

here basically to take in the spectacular surroundings and follow the top names in world golf, tiger woods and rory mcilroy. this is not an agenda on the top of every patrons' lips but there's been a lot of pubic outcry. we've been hearing on cnn throughout the week. one of the protesters in 2003 was vocal but it hasn't gotten the objective she wanted and this issue remains on the table. it would be very, very helpful, indeed, were we to hear from ibm and mrs. rometty herself on this, questions that need to be answered. is she actually a golfer? we do understand that she does play the game. if so, then is she also a member of another club as well? well, that doesn't distract from the main plot, the main issue, if you like, of female membership. it is kind of an interesting subplot, a subtext to this whole thing, but, yes, masters week is here and it is not without controversy. suzanne? >> patrick, if you get any of those answers, we will definitely get back to you to see if they have anything to say about it. it looks like it's status quo. thank you, patrick. appreciate it. >>> top of the

tiger woods just teed off last hour. but weather may play a factor with rain as a threat. the masters run through sunday. >>> let's head west to colorado, where a former sheriff of the year is found guilty of a crime. the form er sheriff known for hs crusade against drug use pleaded guilty to charges of trading meth for sex. he was sentenced to 38 days behind bars, eight of which he already served. he also had to pay $1,000 fine and will receive two years of supervised probation. he was arrested after a sting operation last year. >>> on to miami, where boxing legend muhammad ali got in on a different sport. we know about the champ's right and left hook. but this time, he got in on some baseball action. ali joined the marlins for the opening of the new stadium. construction of the park was just completed last month. the soldout crowd came for the opener. ali took part in the pregame ceremonies. he's 70 years old. >>> in victoria, texas, a texas hospital is dealing with heat but nothing to do with the weather. it's in trouble for reportedly banning applicants from getting hi

million dollars bond each because this past weekend jonathan's mall newer rished body was found in a wooded area. investigators say it was placed there inside a sleeping bag when jonathan's father found him unresponsive a year ago. our affiliate wfaa in dallas says lelizabeth ramsey describe jonathan as looking like, and i will quote, one of the kids you see on the commercial from africa, he was unable to walk at times he was that weak. search crews were outlooking for him because his paternal grandfather was tired of excuse after excuse he kept hearing from jonathan's father every time he tried to call, to see his grandson, so ed ramsey called police in dallas to investigate. >> jonathan always had something else going on, scouting or something supposedly. i told him i was tired of waiting and the delays and i wanted to see my grandson. >> jonathan's biological mother spoke to our affiliate as well. she says she last spoke to her soon over a year ago before jonathan's dad cut off their communication entirely. she was fighting for visitation rights when jonathan died. i share jonathan's sto

>> i tell you, bold, striped shirt like tiger woods. i would put him in a big, bold, striped shirt and in a jazzier trouser and cool looking shoes and he is getting there and real trim trousers to make him look more athletic than he looks. >> there you have it. spoken from a man who knows fashion, marty hackle there watching the game and more of the fashion on the green. is the judge giving the homework assign meant, three i think is he will spaced, to the department of justice answering a question that frankly i thought he had no business asking. >> exactly right. three pages, single spaced, that was the assign meant. you call it homework. have you this judge, and to quote you, this guy has a hissee fit, down in texas, hearing the whole other case and orders the justice department to explain what the president meant on monday and from what i am hearing the justice department followed through, yes? >> they did, and they did answer the letter today signed by eric holder, the attorney general, and they basically said what was completely o

he was at level par after a 72 for tiger woods. and rory mcilroy, the reigning u.s. open champion, he finished very impressively with two straight birdies. he's at 1 under par. he is teeing off in the next hour. carol? >> patrick snell reporting live from augusta, thanks. >>> good morning to you. i'm carol costello. stories we're watching right now in "the newsroom." it is quite possibly the most fun way to waste taxpayer dollars. ♪ donate my vacation ♪ love to the nation ♪ i'll never be under oig investigation ♪ >> a videotaped rap song by federal employees complete with shades and a ukulele bragging about how they'll never be caught wasting your tax dollars. >>> a surprising jobs report hiring slows, but unemployment falls as the economic recovery in danger of stalling. >>> and the jobs report is something the president will likely touch on in just about 15 minutes. when he does, we'll bring it to you live. but his big item on the agenda is about women and how they're faring in the economy these days. >>> iraqi fashion police are more like death squads. why

you know, as you see, a wooded area, lots of trees, lots of power lines. but we just don't know what caused this. you know, it has just happened within the last hour. we don't know what caused the plane to go down. we will be monitoring this because we are seeing in the populated area by all indications some damage on the ground. some fire from the crash. tragically, you know, these things do happen and pilots are very well trained if they begin to see they're having a mechanical problem or something to steer away from populated areas. pilots know how to do this, so we'll have to see what the situation is on the ground. whether there's any strucktitur involved or loss of life. >> barbara, do we know where the crew was taken? were they taken to the hospital or still at the scene? >> reporter: we don't know at this point. it is likely that rescue squads, very rapidly responded to this. and if they had significant injuries, they certainly would have been taken to the nearest trauma center that would have been equipped to deal with them. whether it is a milita

this area of virginia beach, wooded areas, marshes as you get closer to the water, very sad business here. this is not something that we have often seen where military aircraft somehow is not under the control of the crew. something very significant happened here that led it to crash into an apartment building. i can't remember seeing this in several years. >> and barbara, just to be clear here, you say this is likely a training exercise that this -- these training exercises are very common. would this have been a common route for training exercise to occur over this residential area or this is the result of something that's gone terribly wrong and they happened to be over this residential area? >> well, i don't know that we know the answer to that. with any clarity at the moment, suzanne. it's a really good question. certainly they have no choice but to fly over some residential areas. you're not going to be able to avoid them entirely. but you put your finger on it. in whatever went wrong here, did it take them in some uncontrolled fashion off their routine flight path that led the

a couple weeks ago tiger woods won his first pga golf tournament in three years and some expected him to make a run at another green jacket. joe carter is here to talk about this. good morning to you. >> good morning as well. >> things aren't going quite as planned for tiger. >> not exactly. he was the odds on favorite coming into the weekend to take it away and obviously it is not happening the way it is intended to happen but he has a lot of work to do but barely made the cut yesterday, frustration all day, really on 16, if you see from the video, really sort of the boiling point for him and coming on 16 here and ball goes way right and drops the club and kicks the club off to the side and it was an up and down day and worst friday ever at the masters. he has a lot of work to do and don't count on it just yet. the tournament could have gotten away from phil mickelson but he fought back late and finished with four birdies and 1 and 18 that fired up the crowd and phil himself. he shot a 68, what he said he needed to do to get back in the hunt and starts today three shots behind the le

tiger woods is a force to be reckoned with. the crowds are here in the thousands watching him tee off. he's eight shots back. he has a lot of work to do, there's no question about that. but at 3 over par, it just wasn't happened for him on friday. he had such high hopes coming into this convenient. he'd won recently on the pga at the arnold palmer invitational in orlando. that was his first towur win in two years. he's kicking away his club in anger, not good to see for the thousands packed around the green and watching on worldwide television. this is hole 16. took a 9 iron. he couldn't put it on the green add his frustrations kicked him quite literally. woods at 3 over par with a lot of work to do. tiger sticking to his guns, he's a defined character, a fighter, he still believes he has a real chance. >> i've been around the block for a number of years, and i understand how to be patient. i understand how to grind it out. and the tournament's not over. i mean, you know, last year in the final run i made up seven shots. so, yo

of course, i still see tiger woods coming ufr his own arnold palmer win. what is happening today? how's it looking in round three? >> reporter: well, the big news is that tiger woods is not making any news. he's not making a move. when i came out to do this interview with you he was still at 3 over par, two birdies, two bogeys. not playing well. dropped another club. his behavior is abysmal. clearly his game not back, but his temper is. tiger is really i think, distinguishing himself here for how unfortunate his behavior is. but the good news, there, the leaderboard is terrific. it is probably the best leaderboard we've seen in a long time. they're all just teeing off, still the leaders. watch for roy mcelroy today. serm a couple others, sergio garcia, a name everyone knows. fascinating to see if freddy couples, 52, it hang on. >> going to the hard court and ncaa women's games, congrat, of course to baylor and one of the big all-time stars, brittney griner. notre dame, are we looking at them being poor sports? the coach apparently had some unflattering things to say about griner s

i need to put myself where i have a chance. >> earlier cameras caught tiger woods cracking under pressure. there he seems to be fairly calm. we can also tell you british player lee westwood is leading the masters. american jason duffy is in second. >>> all right. attention ladies. it is spring break. you know this by now. the best reminder that beach season is just around the corner, and if you're looking to slim down, you may want to stick around, because coming up, we have a workout secret to help you get in shape. help for her, next. >>> spring break is the ultimate warning that summer beach season is almost here. la ladies, if you're looking to revamp your workout routine before the beach, consider weight training. we have more in health for her. >> for many women, it's just a habit, get to the gym and expect to work out on the treadmill or elliptical machine. >> many women have the misconception that straengt training will add bulky mass. but it increases resting metabolic rates, increasing strengths, and improves overall quality of life. if you're new to strength training, you want

that is seven long years for tiger woods, don. >> yeah. maybe he should call it quits and go have a pimento cheese sandwich and a barbecued burger, as well. thank you, enjoy. i am very jealous. enjoy, good to see you, thank you, sir. >>> the dea cracks down on prescription drug abuse. and in its sweep, investigators are raiding drug stores with names you know. that story on the other side of a quick break. ten to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not... filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. plug into the savings you deserve with snapshot from progressive. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. and then treats day after

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and watching him move shots, being the shot maker that he is, hitting great curves, hitting 3 woods on certain holes, chipping and putting, knowing that chipping and putting's a big deal in the game of golf. talking to him, he just -- he just showed me a lot of things. i learned a lot of things. and i've grown in the game of golf from that. and then he said i've got to take it more serious, you know, you've got to take the game of golf more serious if you're going to perform, if you're going to get a "w". and then -- so i took that to heart. i hired me a trainer. i have a trainer that goes with me everywhere i go, trying to work out more, trying to stay healthy, to do all the things, to make the right move toward being a better golfer. and it made sense. i understood what he was talking about after i thought about it for a little while. and obviously, i've improved the last few years. i've won a few times. >> and you do outdrive him, of course. >> well, for sure. he's older, though. >> you're obviously now experiencing celebrity probably for the first time in your career probably. when

we're not out of the woods by any means. farther east for those of you in new york or washington you're walking out the door going it's 20 trees above average. going to be almost 90 tomorrow in washington, d.c. so incredibly warm. getting warmer. today it's warm on the east coast. tomorrow warmer still. but of course watching that severe weather we'll continue to track that throughout the day. >> i'm sure you heard earlier one woman put on a bicycle helmet and put her family in the bathroom which was some pretty quick thinking. >> that's what we've been telling everyone in the last year, year and a half or so. get a helmet ready. people have them. they are around. i think we have had reports of those five deaths. but if you look at the breadth, depth and scope of the tornadoes from yesterday it's amazing there weren't more and a lot of that is readiness. being prepared. having those helmets around. having a plan in advance. that's key. >> good to know. thank you. >>> small town in iowa is nearly levelled after a suspected tw

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. >> many areas not out of the woods just yet and i want to bring in our meteorologist jacqui jeras. which areas need to be on the lookout right now? >> more than 1,000 miles of real estate from wisconsin stretching down into arkansas where the red boxes are. that means the tornadoes are still possible in this area and at greatest risk, i think, who has a chance of still seeing tornadoes in the next few hours. southeastern minnesota into western parts of wisconsin. this line has a history of producing a lot of lightning and some hail with it but no warnings at this time, but stay alert, and then we're also trekking from st. louis stretching down just to the east of little rock h.about a dozen tornado reports today, but little to no damage, so that's the good news so far. so a big area for a slight risk overnight from houston stretching up over towards chicago and the storm system advances eastward for tomorrow, and we'll be looking at places like buffalo, new york, into pittsburgh, pennsylvania. tomorrow the chances of tornado are pretty slim. i think there's more wind damage that we

our detectives, mel lee wood and chad may i believe need to be commended for their good basic police work. they ran with their instincts. they started the canvassing and looking at the area of parking lots and apartment complexes and found this vehicle. without these two detectives innovative and good police work, we may not be here today. awe of our departments, all of these agencies came together to make this work yesterday. we were determined to recover a child who was kidnapped and a mother killed by a stranger within no connection within five or six hours is as good of police work as you can do. i think of note that you need to pay attention that you do not believe that this defendant acted in or with someone else. we released information that we believe is a second suspect in a car that is based interviews. as you all know, witnesses interviews, witnesses see things from different angles and different perspectives. however, based on the totality of this investigation, the interview with the suspect, examination of evidence, we do believe today that she acted alone. however, let

york times" and obviously you're confirming that with your sources saying in this basement there was a wood shop at the time when he was a little boy and it was an area known for sexual liaisons and so perhaps that could be a connection. >> it could be. they're not revealing exactly what it was and they may have said more in the search warrant. that's under seal right now. this attracted quite a crowd as you can imagine and they're planning on being here for five straight days and working around the clock to cover every inch of that basement space which measures about 13 by 62 feet. they have a lot of work ahead of them. >> they're about to begin the jackhammering process, going underneath the cinderblock within the dry wall looking possibly for remains and you mentioned there is a crowd in the soho area. do therm the case from 33 years ago? what are people saying? >> oh, a lot of people remember it. they're shocked when they hear that now they're looking at this same area again. when this happened at that time, i am told, wasn't here at the time, but people said they were afraid to walk ou

. >> the wood here is special because the quality is so rare. >> our chestnut wood was harvested in the 1800s before the bliet killed the chestnut tree in the early 1900s. some of the chestnut we get is really cool because there is not too much chestnut to be found these days. >> not leaving an environmental footprint is important to kelly. >> being an environmentalist helped me think what could i do to help instead of an old barn going into a landfill? this wood is so beautiful. it still can be used. why not use it? >>> coming up, just 24 hours on this show you are watching with me these two guys hanging on for dear life on this sailboat and this dramatic rescue unfolding happening in lake michigan. we're about to speak live to the pilot shooting the video from the news chopper high above about what happened during these frantic moments. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word. you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts. well, muddlers, muddle no more

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the real life, quote, hunger games about a death game in the woods. these two men in utah allegedly set up reel-life bobby traps on a forest trail in provo canyon. i'm not talking holes in the ground. look at these spikes here on these sticks they carved out. the utah county sheriff's office, they say they're meant to impale someone. also a trip wire would have set it all off. those are just some of the devices. a forest service officer came across just a day after these traps were put up. >> that could have been us, you know? we could have gotten hurt for no within reason. >> that could kill people. it's sickening that people would do that kind of thing. >> sergeant spencer cannon is with utah county sheriff's office. we're going to talk about the suspects in a minute. but first, sergeant, these traps. here are more images that your department has sent out. you have these sharp sticks, rocks, obviously could do some serious damage. have you ever seen anything like this? >> not in this kind of situation. this is an area where people reck ree yat. we d

gets its approval, they have to go through congress first so the usps can't run itself like a business wood because it's tied up in all that politics. so you can't really see it like a business, any old business. >> i know a lot of people, they look forward to getting their mail on saturday. weekend is really important for a lot of folks. they're going to be able to get their mail for at least on the weekends another couple years, right? >> another couple years. it shows you just how much we rely on our mail, getting it on saturday, that the senate bill did put a stipulation in that that is only a last resort, that the saturday service would go away. >> all right. alison kosik, thanks. appreciate it. >> sure. >>> baby boomers turn to machines to keep them fit. that is pill latisse machines. you will hear one woman's story about how this exercise kept her medical bills down. now washington, they're looking at shutting down post offices coast to coast. closing plants is not the answer. they want to cut 100,000 jobs. it's gonna cost us more, and the service is gonna be less. we could lose clie

took time to find it and in fact our tactical team smelled the wood smoke coming before they actually saw it. >> the break in the case comes straight out of csi. detectives found the bunker from this fuzzy photo, enhancing it, then triangulating the location. the picture supposed to burn in keller's home where he is accused of killing his wife and daughter, then setting the fire to cover the crime. >> it's a little unnerving, i'm working from home today to make sure my kids are okay, and it's been an interesting friday. needless to say. >> veteran law enforcement believe keller may be building his end of the world fortress for eight years. making this more of a military-style operation. >> the fort appears obvious amazingly fortified they said unbelievable, pictures don't do it justice. >>> the report from jim foreman from king in seattle. we'll keep an eye on this story throughout the morning and bring you update as they happen. >>> the secret service now has a new code of conduct coming in the wake of the prostitution scandal in columbia. the new rules say agents on assignment have

and in fact our tactical team smelled the wood smoke before they actually saw it. >> the house had been set on fire, keller hasn't been seen since. . there is a man hunt underway in denver. police are looking for two suspects after a violent robbery tuesday night. t they fired a couple shots at customers in the store before leaving. none of the customers was hurt. police say the pair may be responsible for a string of recent robberies. >>> next week marks the one-year anniversary since the killing of al qaeda leader osama bin laden and key experts say that al qaeda is in survival mode instead of attack mode. they also say there are no known credible threats connected to the bin laden anniversary. >>> a new campaign ad talks about the bin laden operation. he's accusing the president of shamelessly trying to score political points. here's the ad. >> he had to decide, you hire the president to make the calls when no one else can do it. >> to that mccain says shame on barack obama for diminishing the memory of 9/11 and the killing of osama bin laden by turning it into a political ad. >>> a

in fact, our tactile team smelled the wood smoke coming before they actually saw it. >> while the police are being patient, one friend of keller's wife isn't hiding her feelings. >> i hope he resists. because i want him to know what a bullet feels like. you know, i can't stop being angry. >> the bodies of keller's wife and daughter were found in their home on sunday. the house had been set on fire. keller hasn't been seen since. >>> the secret service now has a new code of conduct coming in the wake of the prostitution scandal in colombia. the new rules say that agents on assignment in other countries have to act like they're still in the united states. also, they're forbidden from having anyone else in nair room. there will be a list of places they have to stay away from, and no drinking alcohol within ten hours of reporting for duty. >>> meanwhile, sources with knowledge of the colombia investigation tells cnn that arthur huntington is the agent at the center of the scandal. he's the one who had the pay dispute with the prostitute that brought the whole thing to light. huntington, we'r

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but when there's bad boy behavior when you hear about tiger woods, that's different. but if it happens on the court, i think that's different. is there something, though, in the mindset of folks, you know, like a tiger woods, like a bobby petri petrino, that contributes to their behavior that makes them maybe more successful in sports than in real life that hurts anymore this real life, do you think? >> oh, i think absolutely, we think of athletes as being exceptional because they are bigger and faster and they jump higher. but they're also exceptional in the way they view things. it takes an immense a lot of self-absorption to plich the things that they do. i think they're not wired like we are in a lot of cases. look back on what we know about tiger woods, and how many of us, if we had that much turmoil in our personal life could do so well in our professional life. look at kobe bryant, he had -- i think that ability to compartmentalize, but it doesn't always translate so well to everyday society. >> hey, john. it's interesting, though, because when all this stuff i

fine, you try. [ strings breaking, wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ what's in your...your... >>> mr. president, you remember -- remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious. >> the president went zinger for zinger with comedian jimmy kimmel last night at the white house correspondents' dinner, and he wasn't afraid to go there. >> what's the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? a pit bull is delicious. of course, i know everybody is predicting a nasty election, and thankfully we've all agreed that families are off-limits. dogs, however, are apparently fair game. >> i want to bring in now cnn contributor will cain and mr. l.z granderson. contributor at cnn.com and a senior writer at espn. okay. that was good. wasn't it funny? did you guys like it? >> it was funny. it was funny. >> great. >> i thought he was great. >> l.z., were you surprised that the president joked about eating dogs. >> no, of course, not