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Tanning booth. saying she'd never allow her daughter to go inside. >> they wrote the story saying, you know, she -- patricia took her into the tanning booth and they were tanning together. totally false. >> then all of a sudden, like i was a murderer. >> reporter: krentcil's lawyer says he doesn't believe she's addicted to tanning. >> obviously, she tans. to call her an addict is a real leap. it seems like it's being exaggerated to emphasize, well, look at her. look at her. she must have done this. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> interesting fact here. the tanning salon owner...

A jetblue pilot had to be removed and he was very much an adult. while i have been traveling with disruptive kids, i've also been traveling with disruptive adults. some moron has woken me up by chatting on his cell phone. this despite the fact there is a sign that reads, quiet car, no cell phones permitted. what is the solution? someone i spoke to off the record said keeping children out of some cabins is a start, but he also thought about penalty fees for disruptive travelers. what are the airlines tack on a flat fee for disruptive behavior? let's say $100 all passengers have to agree to shou...

This problem? >> let me first say and i'm speaking as a private citizen not representing the government even though i'm a nasa employee. also, let me point out that there are other costs to fossil fuels. the human health damage from air and water pollution from fossil fuels is huge. it sits on hundreds of billions of dollars per year. and in addition, there is the cost of climate change, which is going to be borne mainly by our children and grandchildren. the climate is already beginning to change. the way we should deal with this is by putting a price on the fossil fuel emissions by collectin...

recession fear. today the story is the health of the european banks. >> that's absolutely right, christine. what we're seeing is conflicting reports today in a couple of newspapers about whether the eurozone and european regulators for the banking industry will move to try to recapitalize or shore up the capital that some of the banks hold. this is on the back of on going concerns about the health of the french banks after mohamed el arian said yesterday. he said that could undermined the eurozone, pushing europe into a broader recession. today the markets seem to be rebounding after...

What i find is that if there's anything that i can use to remove barriers from someone from purchasing something, you have that moment where someone really likes the piece, but oh, it's $400, no one carries $400 in cash on them and a lot of times, using square there, just slide it and use the credit card and keeps me from having to send them home to think about it. >> they've recently lowered fees and actually lower than just about any major credit card company out there. >> how does that affect it. >> often for the bookkeeping for me, i know exactly how much i am he' going to make and get out...