a tragic end to a six day search for a missing bride. police say the body they found stashed behind a wall at yale could be annie le. >> it hasn't been positively identified as of this time however we're assuming that it is her. >> we'll speak with annie's heart broken friend friend. after 18 months eliot spitzer is returning to the spotlight. he's here exclusively to talk about wall street's collapse and his rumored return to politics. >> i do not believe that politics in the long run is about individuals. it is about ideas. s as alleged jaycee dugard's kidnappers head to court today, shocking new details about their life behind bars including what he did to stun a prison psychologist. and the rapper of the country star and the t diva.

drama and tears at the vmas early this monday morning, september 14th, 2009. captioning funded by cbs good monday morning. i'm maggie rodriguez along with jeff glor. you can stay if you have no kanye tsh like outburst this morning. >> i would never steal the microphone from you. outrageous. >> we'll talk more about what happened at the vmas when kanye west interrupted taylor swift's speech. >> and also how beyonce saved the day. good for her. >> we should tell that you julie is on assignment and harry is off because he may, he likely has h1n1 flu. he has spoken with doctors, including our own dr. jennifer ashton, he's got a fever, he has other symptomses that point in

that direction. >> we should say he is okay now with a low grade fever and i fully disinfected his office this morning, but we'll check in with harry in just a little bit. >> and i think he is setting a really, really good example. >> absolutely. also we'll be joined live in studio by former new york governor eliot spitzer, formerly called the sheriff of wall street. he has a lot to say about what's happening on wall street right now and i imagine, maggie we'll be talking to him about a few other thing, as well. but we begin with a grizzly discovery on what should have been her wedding day. police say they found what is most likely the body of 24-year-old graduate student annie le inside the wall of a lab at yale university. randall pinks ton is in new haven with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was the discovery that everyone dread and after an exhaustive search using sniffer dogs and high-tech equipment last night authorities announced they had found remains. and even before they had made

positive identification they say they believe it is, indeed the body of 24-year-old annie lep five day after annie le vanished state police found a body in the building where she was last seen alive. shortly after police made the announcement, yale's president offered his condolences. >> our hearts sgo out to the family of annie le to her fiance, to her friends about. it iss go out to the family of annie le, to her fiance, to her friends about. it is the family and fiance and friends now must suffer the additional ordeal of waiting for the body to be positively identified. >> reporter: police would not confirm reports that another student was being questioned and had failed a lie detector test. le was last seen three hours before an unexpected fire alarm in the lab body. police say the body was hidden behind a sesks wall. the discovery stunned students who had held out hope until the

end. >> that's just -- it's a very sad thing to have happen here at the university. so -- sorry. >> i mean i really tried to remain as hopeful as possible throughout. i certainly didn't think it would end in the way that it did. i think it's just incredibly gruesome. >> reporter: the discovery came on the same day le had been scheduled to be married on long island new york to her college sweetheart you can jonathan widawsky. her florest last saw her september 3rd. >> holding annie, it consists ever four dozen rose which is we chose for her because roses were her favorite. >> reporter: such a tragic ending. the focus now finding the person responsible. police would not say whether they have any prime suspects. meanwhile, we are told that the only people who have access to the area of the building where

the body was found are those with yale university identification. maggie? >> randall pinkston in new haven, thank you. joining us from sacramento is jennifer simpson, thank you so much for taking the time. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'd like to ask your reaction when you heard about how the search for annie ended. >> well, just like most of her colleagues and friends, i haven't been able to sleep much or rest the past several days. and i was actually contacted by one of the cbs reporters who was in contact with me about today and broke the news to me and he was actually doing some shopping and just broke down in tears in the middle of the store and had to be consoled by individuals around me. and it truly is very very sad.

and just my heart goes out to john and annie's family and john's family and all her friends. >> and for this discovery to come on what would have been her wedding day -- >> yes. >> -- how much was she looking forward to this momentous occasion in her life? >> annie has been planning this this wedding for over a year with john and she was very excited. she's been doing a countdown to her wedding day and she was doing weather patterns to make sure that the weather would be perfect on her wedding day. and she just wanted everything to be perfect, everything down to table napkins, to flowers, and just -- annie was very very excited about this day. >> and the relationship with her fiance do you know him? >> i don't know is a wonderful person.

he is very mild mannered very soft and well spoken. but very fun. and both of them were very much in love with each other. i'm very heartbroken for john and -- sorry. >> it's okay. i understand this is difficult. you can think of anything in hindsight that annie may have said that's now a red flag? was she worried about her safety worried about anything concerned about anyone who might hurt her? >> no. annie was friendly and cordial with everybody and she was a people person. she loved people. she loved life. and we just can't imagine anybody wanting to harm annie or -- and with regards to her

safety, if she were concerned about it she would have said something to someone and they would have known. john would have known. family would have known. friends would have known. annie, you know she protected herself and, you know, she -- annie walking around it's not -- annie always made sure she was safe. she doesn't walk around at night by herself and if she had to work late she would make sure that somebody could come pick her up or walk with her. >> all right. jennifer simpson, thank you so much and we're sorry for your loss. >> thank you very much. joining us now from washington is criminal profiler pat brown. good morning, pat. we talked about this on friday. now that we have seen how this case has progressed what do you make of it? >> well, i'm not surprised actually. it was very unlikely she had left the building since they had

looked at all the videotapes. there was no way that she was any kind of run away owing bride. a lot of times people say, pat, are you anti-victim because you said that woman shouldn't have been out jogging at night or shouldn't get drunk and go home with a strirng, no i'm just trying to warn women. but annie's friends said nothing foomish in her life. she was like the perfect, perfect person if he were a mom i'd lover her for a daughter. it's actually this one makes me cry. it's really depressing. . she did nothing wrong except go to work. so my guess is the only fault she could have is that she was too nice that she was too sweet, and that somebody that she worked with she didn't realize that they were obsessing over her. that's what my guess is in this. i don't see a serial killer, i see a guy who thought he was sbigtsed to cher and angry that she was picking somebody else. and he took out the anger on her and i bet she never saw it coming because she was just too nice a person. >> if you are in charge of the investigation, what do you do

now? >> well, i think they've got -- they said they have a lot of evidence and this occurred in the building it didn't go out of the building, so what we have is all the evidence is there. the bloody clothing they found, i'm guessing if it's related to this crime is the perpetrator's clothing and that's why it was stuffed up there in the ceiling tile, which would be fantastic because will would be evidence on that clothing perhaps dna from the person operator so they'll at least be able to put this creep away. but they're going to be looking at people she knew well, somebody she worked with a professor, another student, but somebody who knew her schedule, knew where she was and that she wouldn't have been afraid of when she was in the lab. and that's why she wasn't aware that she was in any danger. >> all right, pat brown, thanks so much. >> thanks maggie. dave price is off today, so long any quinn from the saturday "early show" is here with our first check of the weather. good morning everybody. let's take a look at the weather out there because for portions of the dakotas all the way through the midwest right into the northeast,#### it's just a picture perfect beautiful day

out there. lots of sunshine temperatures in the 70s and the 80s, so that will be just beautiful. and then you look at this big shaded area of blue. i'm talking about fr texas through the mississippi valley down to miami. wet weather out there today maybe like one to three inches of rain depending on where you are. and rain this morning for you guys in san francisco. that had push in-land, not too much rain, we will call for showers and storms, though as that moisture pusheses

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this was one year ago today that giant investment bank lehman brothers collapsed and started the global financial meltdown. president obama will mark this anniversary with a speech here today on wall street. and former new york governor elliott spet zer was known as the sheriff of wall street before he resigned after being caught in a sex scandal. and mr. spitzer joins us for an exclusive interview on this anniversary.

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> before we talk about wall street, i'd like to ask you how you are doing personally because i'm sure that our viewers are curious. it's been 18 months since the scandal. how are you different today? >> well, i think you -- i've learned hugh minute i've learned a sechbs caring again, focusing on family moo wife, my wonderful three daughters. that is what matters most an i will say that being in government, being in positions where you make decisions can sometimes affect one's sense of judgment and certainly i focused order that a great deal, focused on the family and been trying to contribute in other ways about. >> we've seen picture of you and your wife. it seems as though things are going well. does she believe in forgive and forget? >> i think it would be better to ask her that but i think i am fortunate to have an angel for a wife who has been spectacular and three daughters likewise who are wonderful and the center of our lives. and what more can one ask for? >> what is the key to getting over something like this?

>> it is forgiveness it is me focusing on family on what matters most. and i think as the world goes by and as you see the headlines day in and day out, that continue almost regardless of who is where, maybe you begin to realize who matters most is that circle around you. it sounds like hallmark card and i've often said maybe the hark mark cards, maybe they're right and maybe that's the reason they sell so much. >> the young lady that you were involved with was in the news yesterday. i want to ask you about something she said. 14e7d she wishes you well if you decide to jump back into politics. >> i guess -- >> what are your feelings towards her? >> well, one has to just hope -- forgive and hope everybody moves on in life and does well. >> i'd like to ask but that rumored run for politics. you can please settle this once and for all? >> i have said. i've said i'm not getting back into politics. there are many way this is life to contribute many ways to be part of a community, to participate whether it is teaching which is what i'm doing now i'm thrilled, i'm

teaching to write to be active in charitable endeavors. so many ways to participate and in deed if you look back over the sweep of history, really what matters most is community and those who contribute in so many ways other than what are perhaps the most prominent in terms of publicity, but really what matters much more is the other means of participation. that's what i'm doing. p. >> when you were gufr you are a he will cracked down on wall street. here we are a year after the collapse of lehman. do you think we handled things the reet way in. >> we handled at the moment of crisis, those in positions of authority did what they needed to do, did which was to put an enormous amount of money in it to the system. but as i've said repeatedly, that was easy part. the easy part was printing money, taking taxpayer money and giving it to institutions. institutions that had failed terribly terribly. they fundamentally vie lamted their obligation to the public and their shareholders in to government. the hard part is what follows and that is reforming the system

and creating jobs. and in each of those critical areas, we are not doing well. we have not reformed the system. we still have a system based upon institutions that are too wig to fail institutions that haven't received billions in-keyed, one could argue trillions of taxpayer dollars are not investing that money back this to the system to create jobs for the future. we have a regulatory system that has utterly some disarray the regulatory agencies that led us down the first time the sec, the fed and people should focus much more on the fed and the new york fed in particular as institutions that failed and the occ and the ots, all the others they're squabbling among themselves over power and yet these are the very institutions often with the same people in karnlg who failed us before about. why? not because they lacked power, they lacked the will power, they lacked the intellectual rig or to do what needed to be done and we have an economy that is bleeding jobs. so president obama who is doing what can he do, needs to push a

fundamental reform system needs to push a job creation system and that unfortunately is where we are lagging. >> if he comes here today and pushes for everyone more government oversight, do you think that will be a mistake? >> it's not a mistake, but what i've said is that there was not inadequate power. the sec had all the you power it needed. it chose not to use it. the federal reserve bank had all the power it needed but they perhaps most egleenlg yusly at all utterly failed to do what needed to be country a that was the problem. >> governor spitzer, thank you. we appreciate your expertise. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by lendingtree.com. control your financial destiny, get started at the all-new lending tree.com.

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last night, but my wife was watching the vmas and she could not stop talking about what happened. did you see this? >> i saw it this morning. >> so taylor swift goes up there to accept an award, and then somebodies up and joins her strangely. here's a look. >> i'm really happy for you, i'll let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all-time. one of the best videos of all-time. >> that was wrong. >> so kanye enter vuchts her acceptance speech. she's tearing up a little bit. then later on beyonce comes up to accept her own award. >> this is amazing. i remember being 17 years old, up if for my first mtv award and it was one of the most exciting moments in my life. so i'd like for on taylor to come out and have her moment.

>> it's 25 past 7:00 o'clock. it's a gorgeous day unless you're coming from pennsylvania. sharon will explain that after the first morning weather. >> the forecast today i have the easy job. temperatures in the low 60s. we'll go for sunny high of 85 degrees. about 6 above normal. now traffic control. >> good morning. we have problems now on 95 and harrisburg expressway, a new accident on 95 in the southbound lanes at the beltway. you're seeing a back up to white mash boulevard. meantime the wreck on the harrisburg expressway, that was blocking all lanes at one point. at this point it's off to the shoulder but you're still seeing a back up into pennsylvania. watch for an accident into the city bel-air road and there's a look at the average speeds and drive times on the top and the west sides of the beltway.

there's a look at the back up on 95 at white march. remember wjz13 is always on. back over to you. >> guy an energy ultimatum if the state doesn't approve a deal with a french company. the consolation energy said it could scrap plans to build another nuclear reactor in maryland. >> reporter: the public service commission hearings begin later today. the public will have its chance to weigh in on thursday and if the deal goes through, half of the nuclear power business will be owned by a french company, a price tag of 4.5 billion. they say it needs to build a preferred nuclear reactor. the environmental impact of building the reactor saying it will reduce pollution and they say they're investigating the impact of the deal on the customers including immediate rate relief. back to you. >> thanks very much. a maryland congressman is calling for a investigation

into an corn. this comes a few days after a controversial report came on the internet. two local an corn workers appear to be giving tax advice to two people. republican representative bartlett wants congress to launch a full investigation into the their activities. >> prosecutors are pushing to strengthen maryland laws regarding gangs. later this week several top law enforcement officials will meet with the judiciary committee. prosecutors argue the current law makes it too difficult to legally define a gang or its members. >> ravens fans have something to smile about, the team won the regular season opener playing the kansas city chiefs downtown. a big game for quarterback joe flako who put up career highs in passing yards and touch downs. 38-24 the final. now they're preparing for week two and the chargers in san diego, a game tough see right here next sunday and stay with us. next was nancy kurito a

welcome back to "the early show" on this monday. hope your week is off to a good start. this morning we have the queen of the u.s. open with us. how about that, kim clijsters. >> quite a story. >> quite a story, quite a win at the u.s. open this weekend. and what's up with serena? >> oh, oh, boy. the weekend of inappropriate outbursts between kanye west and serena williams. seriously, right? >> good way to put it but we are happy for kim clijsters. she's the first mom to win in almost 20 years. we'll talk to her about being a new mom, a new champ and an exciting match. >> she was unranked, unseated. amazing win. also this morning are millions are infected with the h 1 m 1 virus, possibly our own harry smith. yes, we'll talk to him this

morning. harry will join us. >> oh, my gosh. >> there he is. he's at home trying to get well. where are the tissues? i think he has the tissues there, too. there we go. we're loaded up. low grade fever. we'll talk to harry, see how he's doing. he's doing the right thing here by staying home with h1n1. but first this morning, the couple accused of holding jaycee dugard captive for 18 years will be back in court today. phillip and nancy garrido are charged with kidnapping rape and false imprisonment and cbs news is learning more about their life behind bars. cbs news correspondent john blackstone is in san francisco this morning with more. joon john, good morning about. >> reporter: the court appearance this morning should be brief. phillip and nancy garrido basically a date will be set for their primary hear ingeliminary hearing. they've been kept apart in jail and this will be the first time they've seen each other since their arraignment. cbs news is learning month more

about their life since their arrest. behind bars inmates have threatened nancy garrido with rape and murder. she's being kept in isolation for her own protection. as is her husband, phillip. >> she's every bit as culpable for all of the crimes that she's been charged with in every bit the same way. >> reporter: sources describe nancy lonely and say she spends her time reading bible. 0 years ago religion was the reason phillip gave for not being transferred to a mental health official. he told a psychologist he wanted to stay in the prison to continue his religious studies. >> they've completely took my bedroom apart. >> reporter: meanwhile investigate are tors have expanded their search to include some who did business with garrido. police removed dvds, vhs tapes and a compute frer the home of jim and chalon molino. dwa redoubt printed business cards for their auto wrecking company sglp they went through my drawer garbage, everything personal. rurt the molinos say they knew

ga retoe only threw their business but jaycee's two daughters were photographed at their daughter's birthday party. today defense attorneys may ask for bail for the garrido, but since phillip dwa redoubt is accused of kidnap rape and imprisonment for 18 years while he was on parole legal analysts say bail is highly unlikely. jeff? >> john blackstone blackstone from sfrank thank you. also joining us is michael cardoza, former prosecutor in the bay area. good morning. our sources tells us that phillip and nancy garrido both have been taken into the special isolation holding cells. how unusual is that? >> it's not unusual at all. with these type of charges, they usually are isolated. in a prison system there is a certain code of morality and this type of crime ranks at the very very bottom. so it doesn't shock me either

one of them have been threatened with death or the other type of thing, the rape, whatever else they've been threatened with. the sheriffs in the jail there have to keep them apart from the rest. and even when and if they go to prison, they will have to be kept in isolation because that will be the big worry, that someone will try to murder them. >> according from an associated press article this morning here talking aut phillip garrido, again and again he claimed to have found god to a woman he'd abducted and was about to rape to the judge who sentenceded him to 50 years behind bars for the crime, and later to business clients and neighbors in antioch, california. can we expect him to continue to talk about god as why he did this? >> you you know i've got to tell you, within would think quietly he may talk about that, but i've got to think that the attorneys in court are not going to let him especially today say anything. and then if and when they do get it a trial, if he were to testify that will fall on deaf ears with juries. they will turn off to that

immediately. that type of talk gives him a right to do what he did? no. it will not be something that anyone, a judge or a jury will accept. >> more importantly let's talk about jaycee. what do you hear about how she's doing this morning? >> i hear she's is doing great. she's gone into psychotherapy, she's gotten together with her family p i talked with some of the police involved with that and they say when they got together the first time before going into the room jaycee asked the police please stay out of the room, let me go in, let me meet with my mother and my family. even the most grizzlied police officer tried to steal themselves against what they knew would be really emotional, but they didn't realize the depth to which it went. they were touched to the person's sum, it brought tears to their eyes. one of help said that they really were looking to get some sort of seek company help -- psychotherapy help because of what they heard in the room but to the person they are proud of the job that they'd done, they

were proud of the type of job they did to see this type of thing unfold. one of the officers a week or so ago went out to the police where jaycee was with her family and with her little girls and as he walked by it, and he walked right by her, and he was asking other officers where is she, where did jaycee go and they said there she is. oh my god, you look ten years younger, you look radiant, you look just wonderful. so she appears by all outward signs to be doing very, very well. >> that is certainly nice to hear this morning. all right, michael cardoza, former prosecutor in the bay area, we thank you for your time this morning. >> you're welcome. dave price is off this morning, so long any quinn joins us with another check of the weather. good morning. good morning, everybody. bile, alabama, one to three inches of rain and you take a city like dallas. before the weekend hit us you had bit a foot to a foot and a half below what you should have

been and over the weekend you got almost half a foot of rain. the other picture shows you outside of the storm system around the mississippi valley i see a little rain around the rocky mountains and otherwise that's it. nothing but beautiful weather for everybody. you go out enjoy the day. that's it for weather. >> good morning, a little bit of that rain that was discussed in the south going to move our way midweek. now the look at the forecast this day. very sunny, beautiful, 85 the high. tonight clear and could be a little localized fog. tomorrow another great day 85, very pleasant. here's the midweek shower activity, and friday recovers to 77, partly sunny saturday at 76. just to reiterate most of the country is beautiful weather. you have to be feeling great about that. mag, jeff feeling great today? >> i'm feeling good.

>> despite the fact that he's been in harry's office and i've been sitting next to him, we both feel fine, but poor harry is not feel sog hot. say it ain't, so harry, do you have h1n1? we'll talk to him when we come back. in the time it takes you to tch a bad reality show you can learn to switch off hungry and lose weight. right now weight watchers is offering a whole month free. join and get a month of unlimited meetings and online tools. so all you'll need is 45 minutes a week to take control turn hungry off... ...and turn weight loss on. the free month offer's only available for a limited time so join today. hurry registration's free too. weight watchers. stop dieting. start living.

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how to the h1n1 flu. harry smith most likely has it and as you're about to to hear, the president tells steve kroft with how he plans to protect this family this season. so joining us now is dr. jennifer ashton. good morning. >> good morning, jeff. the first round of h1n1 vaccine could be available by early october. but as the number of cases increases, it's not clear whether that will be soon enough. in an exclusive interview with 60 minutes, president obama said his daughters will receive the h1n1 vaccine. >> i will make sure that malia and sasha get their shot because one of the hinges that we're concerned about with h1n1 is that younger people are potentially more vulnerable than senior unlike seasonable flu shots. >> reporter: on sunday government officials say the vaccine could be available to

high risk patients sooner than they originally expected. >> we're on track to have an ample supply rolling by the middle of october, but we may have some as early as the first full week in october. >> reporter: experts say the long term impact of the vaccine can't be overlooked. >> one thing to ver that this virus will continue to circulate and probably have multiple peaks over two years or so. so if we can get vaccines sometime in the fall or even early winter you're probably going to prevent the bulk of disease even if we miss that first peak prt. >> reporter: college campuses continue to suffer some of the worst outbreaks. there were nearly 5,000 cases reported across the country and over the weekend, new york's cornell university reported its first fatality as a result of h1n1 complications, a 20-year-old economics major. >> a lot of those who died have underlying medical conditions

as well. we want to go now to the apartment of harry smith. we think that harry has h1n1. there he is. harry, how you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. i had an interesting weekend. i went on a big bike ride on saturday 25 miles, got soaking wet, went to a big firtbirthday party saturday night, and sunday morning i got up and i thought maybe i had an extra glass of wine perhaps. later in the day, i started to feel feverish and then really achy and i called dr. ashton and what did you say? >> i said, you know, what harry, it's possible that it's h1n1. until proven otherwise, we should take the appropriate steps. and i have to congratulate you, you are doing the exemplary selfless thing of staying home to protect your co-workers and crew. >> and i know that's not easy for to you stay home and actually have a secretary day, but thank you. >> it's very important. >> and i hope the doctors are wrong because are you going to

get tested? >> i talked to dr. ashton last night, what did you say? because my fever isn't ridiculous it's maybe 99.3 99.6. i have all the run any thoez, awful the other -- i really feel miserable. >> they're not testing anymore. they stopped that in the summer. but, again, most of the fevers have been a little higher with h1n1, but, again, it's the body aches, the sore throat. for someone in your state of health harry, to really feel pretty bad, it's h1n1 until proven otherwise. and luckily most of the cases are mild and self limited and you'll be back with us right here on the couch in a couple of days. >> which is what we talked about was the whole thing with this is if you act quickly, get better you won't end up with the complicating situations that get people really sick later on. >> absolutely. and, again, we said communicate with your doctor, rest take plenty of liquids and hopefully -- >> my family won't talk to me. >> that's good. >> are they in the house? did you accepted them away?

>> they won't get within ten feet of me. that's what happens. talk about isolation. it's me and that chair. >> it's so ironic because you of all people harry is always like where is the hand sanitizer, don't shake me hand. >> we're doing elbow bumps here this morning and hair rirks i have to say, i didn't move any book, but i did wipe down the office carefully this morning. >> feel better and come back soon. >> bye. style ahead, there's more to the 346789 vas and con jay west. we'll tell but the special frib butte to michael jag son. this is "the early show" on cbs. i had chronic muscle pain all over. and i was so tender to the touch-- but i di't >> announcer: "cbs health watch" sponsored by lyrica.

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it's a very sunny day as you can see. has the commute improved? sharon will let you know after marty's weather. >> a high of 85 degrees this day. now we go to traffic control. >> now we're seeing a big mess on three area roadways, all major, 95 southbound at beltway, an accident still blocking the left lane with a back up to white marsh boulevard and an accident on 83 southbound approaching york grove with a back up there to the pennsylvania state line and a new one now on 97. this one in the north bound lanes approaching general's highway with a back up to route 50, rubbernecking delays back to 32 and a wreck also now on 10 northbound. that one at 6:48. 70 eastbound still slow, same

for 795 southbound from oak mont boulevard and there's a look at the drive time and the closest camera to the accident scene on 97. john back to you. >> a word of caution from consolation energy, if the public service does not approve the deal it could stop plans to build a new nuclear reactor here. we have a live report. >> reporter: the public service commission hearings begin later today. on thursday, the public will have a chance to voice its opinion. if the deal goes through, half of consolation's nuclear power business will be owned by french company edf. it comes with a price tag of $4.5 billion. money consolation said it needs to build a third nuclear reactor. they say it will reduce pollution across the state. the impact of the deal is being investigated on the customers including immediate rate relief. we'll keep watching it. back to you. >> a bloody sunday. police are investigating

several shooting deaths in baltimore city. the first before 2:00 a.m. in the 2000 block of mccoullough street northwest. israeli mason was gunned down there police say and later andrea williams was shot on cross street in baltimore. an unidentified man was shot and killed at bull spring lane in northwest baltimore once again. so far there have been no arrests in any of the shootings. campus police in university park doubled the number of officers on patrol each night, cracking down on parties and alcohol consumption. stay with us, maryland's news station. up next, smart food. whether you really need to, what you need to look out for when you're trying to eat healthy. a new program claims to have the answer and dr. phil is live this morning.

the rapper who drove the country star to tears and the superstar who couldn't believe it. more on the controversy at last night's vmas. the murder trial of american college student amanda knox starts up again, but has her defense team helped her case or hurt it? we'll bring you the latest from the courtroom and hear from her father. and the mother who took the u.s. open by storm. we'll speak exclusively with kim clijsters. the new champ p moms everywhere. "early" this monday morning september 14th, 2009. captioning funded by cbs welcome back it the "early show." a lot of cheers this morning. most of them rightly so, probably for kim clijsters, the u.s. open champ who is over there kindly signing autographs.

>> she appears to be quite popular this morning. this is an amazing story. kim clijsters comes back out of retirement after having a child, unseated unranked go there is to the u.s. open and wins. >> my hero. we'll talk more to kim ahead this morning. >> very good stuff. all right. this morning we try to usually cook healthy on "the early show," but we're not going to do it. >> troe ithrow it out the window. >> we'll go hog wild. bake con and everything from appetizers to deserts. >> how did doc know that i needed my bacon this morning? thank you. also the toughest thing for parents to do, you'll find out, to know when should you butt in and when you should stay out, when you should let your kid ham things on his son in life. >> i thought he my wife was gg to make all those decisions. >> but we'll give you some help. we'll talk to an expert. >> but first, mr. russ mitch sell in inside at the news desk.

good morning. days after the 9/11 anniversary, a new threat to the people from osama bin laden. a tape released yesterday reportedly of bin laden says it claims the war in afghanistan is critical to u.s. security bogus. and that the obama administration is following the leads of the bush administration in afghanistan. >> translator: irrational people found on the obama is a weak man who won't be able to stop the war and he is promised. >> bin laden was critical of president obama for keeping bush administration military leaders like defense secretary robert gates on the job about. and president obama visits new york today to deliver a major address to wall street. cbs news chief white house correspondent chip reid is trapping with the president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president's speech on wall street comes one year after the collapse on of lehman brothers. the president will say the economy has improved significant "his watch, but that there's still a lot of work to be done. it's a topic he touched on last

night on 60 minutes. >> this is a very difficult economic environment. >> reporter: in his speech the president will argue that now that the worst of the financial crisis is over it's time for major reform to make sure it never happens again. he'll call for tougher regulations for financial firm higher capital requirements, and creation of a consumer financial protection agency. economist dean baker says new rules are badly needed. >> we're not about to see another collapse at the moment but three year four year five years down road i don't think anyone can rule that out. >> reporter: little has been done on reform since last year's meltdown. the big banks whose near collapse prompted infusions of government cash are bigger than ever, and corporate big wigs are again receiving lavish compensation packages. goldman sax in fact spent $6.6 billion in its second quarter on pay and benefits that's 34% more than two years ago. the president hopes to get financial reform signed in to law by the end of this year

but, of course it takes a back seat to health care reform. >> thank you very much. it was a wild night at the mtv video awards here in new york city. bianca solorzano was there. >> reporter: good morning. well the video music awards finally returned home to new york city last night after several years on the road. and as usual, it was an action packed show full of memorable performances and and you can award pop star moments. >> he was so unique so original, so rare. >> reporter: and there was more. recreating the famous dance steps. then sister janet recreating their only duet. and pop sensation lady gaga a scene with her multiple wardrobe choices, she also walked away with the moon man if best new artist. >> thank you so much for giving me a chance -- >> reporter: but the moment that had everyone talking after accepting the award for best female video taylor swift was

interrupted pie rapper kanye west. >> beyonce had one of the best videos of all-time. >> reporter: swift and a packed auditorium speechless. ♪♪ >> beyonce! >> the moment came full circle when beyonce won for video of the year. >> i'd like to day tlor come out and have her moment. >> she invited swift back on stage to accept her award uninterrupted. >> maybe we can try this again. >> reporter: and people are still buzzing about that moment with kanye west and taylor swift. and poor thing, she was kind of standing there speechless, but ka in. ye has gone on his blog and he's said i'm so sorry to taylor swift and her fans and her mom, as well. >> what a jerk. all i got say. bee a and came thank you very much. it is now coming up on 8:06. lonnie quinn has another check the weather. here's the deal. what a crowd out here. i understand right in this area

we have a a bunch of coast guard wives is that right? but one of is you not a coast guard wife yet. what's your name in. >> nancy. >> when is the big date? >> february 7th 2010. >> got some time. let's get right to the weather because here's what we see. it's actually raining this san francisco. it won't last l.last. it will move inland but still any rain is shall rain out there because yesterday you had rain, you hadn't had rain in three months. outside of that little area in the rocky, and then rain around the gulf coast, but that's it. everyone else get as beautiful banner looking day. that ever good morning, it's a gorgeous day. the outlook, 64 degrees. 64.6. i like to be exact. 86 the high, pleasant day with a lot of sun. tonight clear skies, maybe local ground fog.

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they're part of a new food labeling campaign called smart choices, which is supposeded to help shoppers identify healthier foods and beverages but critics say the labels are misleading. here to help us sort things out is keri glassman. good to see you. thanks for coming in this morning. let's talk about what a smart choice is. how do they define this? >> well, the smart choices program is a front of pack labels program designed to help consumers make better choices. it was designed by a group called the keystone group, a nonprofit group and it was passed off to the american society for nutrition. >> so it's gone through number of different groups and it's gotten confusing along the way. >> and the keystone group facilitated conversations between scientists consumer organizations, as well as the food industry. so the criteria they took into account the u.s. dietary guide lines. >> we see a lot of products that are quite sugary and that some might consider junk food. or snack food for kids.

yet they still have the check mark on they will. how does that happen? >> the criteria what happened was foods were categorized in to 19 different food categories an then they had to focus on nutrients to limit. all the different food categories have to meet those new tree tententss to limit. then for each they have to meet certain nutrients to encourage or food groups to encourage, but for all these different 19 category, for example, snacks have different requirements than cereal cereals. so there's a lot of different information out there about. >> sounds like there was quite a before of government involvement here. so corn flakes, for example. they at the time the check mark why? >> corn flakes gets the check mark because as i just mentioned, all of these food categories have to meet the nutrients to limit. so in that category for cereal we have to limit total fat sat schur rated fat, trans fat, sodium and sugar. so for example with cereal,

there has to be less than 35% of the calories from fat. with corn flakes, we see that there are zero grams of fat, so clearly that makes the grade. >> we see some things on here though, that are pretty sugary, syrup, also fruit loops which gets the check mark which some might wonder why. >> this is from the program is taking a little bit of heat. for example, fruit loops meets all of those nutrients to limit that i just discussed, however, it does have 12 grams of sugar. an exception was made in the cereal category where for most other food category there cannot be more than 25% of the calories from sugar. in this category the cereal category, when there is 12 grams, so with frosted flames there will be about 40% of the calories from sugar. they're arguing saying for some people going for a donut that has more fat and sugar, fruit loops is a better choice but we know obviously there are much better choices out there. >> it sounds like unless you are a registered dietitian, you

might be confused. what what's the bottom line? the bottom line is if this check mark divides you you to the box you still need to read the facts panel and remember the best foods out there don't come in packages, so you won't see the green check mark sork don't forget those foods. >> sounds like good advice. keri glassman, thank you very much. for more smart choice go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. and look who i'm with. dr. phil. dr. phil about to make a house call from our house. we'll explain when we return. this is "the early show" on cbs. if you don't always like the taste of vegetables. good thing v8 v-fusion juice gives you a serving of vegetables hidden by a serving of fruit. v8. what's your number?

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right from this very corn he dr. fill will launch the eighth season of his popular talk show today, taking it to the street this is year, starting off on our plaza. and dr. phil joins us with t minus one hour to takeoff. >> yeah i've got a lot to do

today, don't i? >> so thank you for taking a few minutes. are you ready, excited? >> i am. i've been waiting all summero do this. we've been so excited. and we decided to come ultimate off studio to get out and talk to people more upclose and personal because that's what they want. this year i've got the people's back. i just feel like we're in this together. we'll have a good year. i'm optimistic about america. >> there's so much, you can feel it, so much more energy when you're out on the street. there are distractions, too, like the trucks and the taxis. >> are you ready for all that in. >> i'm kind of add anyway so i jump all around. >> so it was supposed to be live but it won't be? >> here's the thing. the u.s. open because of the delay from the rain had they're going to plate men's final today right in my time slot all across herk. so so many markets would be preempted, that we decided to delay the season launch until tomorrow. and i have real mixed emotions

about that i'm going to be at the finals watching it but we didn't want in ib to miss this launch because it says a lot about about what we're doing in season eight. so we'll have our launch tomorrow instead of today. we've got a really great show playing today in much of the country, so tune in. and you get a real sneak peek a real sneak peek at what's going on here and in philadelphia where we're live on wednesday. so you want to watch today. if you do get the show. and watch tennis if you don't p. because we need to support the u.s. open. >> and cbs, of course. so you hit the streets this weekend for this premiere. i love it that you ran into a celebrity. can we show this clip? >> let's do. >> nice to meet you. >> good to meet you. >> what a pleasure. >> i'm such a fan of yours. you have no idea. >> are you requestgoing to make a sandwich for me? >> did you make a sandwich for neal diamond? >> i did. he just came in there to meet

and comes upotally dead panned and says i need a pastrami on rye. so i fixed it and i think i did a pretty good job. >> if this whole tv thing doesn't work out for you -- >> sandy over at carnegie is great and they're feeding our audience today actually. so we've got so much going on out here. and i just really hope people watch this season because this is the time that we're going to really meet the people where we are, we'll talk about what's important in their life, and put a lot of verbs in my sentences. this are a lot of clal thinks out there that make what i do extremely relevant and i just want to do it well, i want to do it in partnership with the people and we'll have fun this year. >> i love that you're doing it here to kick it off. thank you. good luck. now let's go over to jeff. he's with kim clijsters. remember that the season premiere is being taped today but you will see it tomorrow throughout the country. jeff over to you. >> maggie thanks. yep, i'm with a champion and talk about a remarkable story. 2 1/2 years ago kim clijsters retired from tennis, she gave

birth to a beautiful baby girl. then she unretired and this just her third tournament back she won the u.s. open beating caroline wozniacki to become the first mom to win a grand slam title since 1980. kim clijsters between morning. >> good morning. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> when you see that video of your reaction, what do you think? had. >> still a little bit of disbelief. it only felt like a few hours ago, which it was, but, yeah amazing. this was never really the plan for this. i just wanted to come out and just get used to the whole life back on tour and as a mother as well just get used to the whole surroundings of being on tour again. so it was very special to return with the win. >> you brought your daughter out last night. and she was on the court with you after you won. how 13esh8 was that? look at her. >> it was very special. it was just -- we kind of just changed her nap schedule a little bit so she could be up a little bit longer than usual but it was very special. this is the first time i'm

seeing these videos, so it was really really special. my husband was there as well, so they weren't there when i won it the first time, so it was nice to share it with them. >> something she will treasure for a long time. we have the trophy here this morning. they just buffed it up. it looks very nice. when you left first, how long did you think it would be before you came back? >> i never thought i would be back. it was only at the start of this year when i got invited to play the exhibition at wimbledon that's when i started to get back into training because i had to play with receive if i graf and i just wanted to stay in good shape and play some good tennis out there. and a few week this is to my practice schedule i just started to get that hunger back to competition and in the beginning i kind of tried to push it aside a little because i didn't know if it was a feeling thats of going to stay but it did. and i'm very happy that i got

the chance and the opportunity to do it. >> i want to ask you, you beat in the semifinals last year's champion serena williams and this was when the controversy came in when serena yelled at one of the line judges after she called the foot fault. how much did you hear in. >> i actually didn't hear much because i was so focused on trying for just finish that match. and i had a really good feeling out there p. i was seeing the ball really well and playing really good tennis so i didn't want to to distract me, so stayed against the back of the court and didn't hear much until the day afterwards. >> were you surprised when serena came over to you then and shook your hand? did you understand what was happen something. >> no not at the time. but serena's a great champion and afterwards she wished me good luck for the next match and explained to me and then i understood the situation a little bit better but it was unfortunate that it had to end that way. >> speaking of great champion, i think you're a great champion too. so kim clijsters, congratulations again to you. when we come back here, wh

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>> it's 25 after 8. a good start unless you get caught in the traffic. we'll have that in a moment. >> 67 degrees, going for a high of 85. very pleasant day, a ton of sun. now sharon in traffic control. >> not so pleasant on the roads. 97 in the north and southbound lanes, all lanes blocked at general's highway due to a crash. a back up in the north bound lanes where the accident actually is, all the way back to 50 and southbound lanes watch for rubber necking delays as well. meantime we still have the accident on 95 southbound. that's approaching the beltway blocking one lane with a back up to white marsh boulevard and 83 southbound approaching york road, off to the shoulder but still a back up to the pa line. one more accident in middle river at martin boulevard. watch for delays, 10 minutes between owensboro boulevard and

the beltway on 795. there's a look the drive times on the beltway. significant on the south sound between 83 and 95. between 795 and 95 you're looking at 22 miles an hour. a look at the accident scene live on 97, a bad situation there, all lanes blocked in both directions. remember wjz13 is always on. john back to you. in the news this morning an energy ultimatum if the state doesn't approve a deal with a french company. consolation energy said it may stop the plans to build another nuclear reactor here in maryland. >> reporter: the psc will begin holding hearings later today. thursday the public have, will have the chance to give input whether it likes it or not. if the deal goes through half of the consolation power business will be owned by the french company edf.

it has the money the company says it needs to build the third nuclear retack or. they say the process will reduce pollution across the state. they're investigating the impact on the customers including immediate rate relief. john, back to you. >> we're less than 24 hours away from the start of bow hunting season for deer. some wildlife advocates are up in arms already saying city is endangering public safety by giving too many untrained hunters the license to hunt. this year the city is opening the traditional 800 acres of watershed for hunting. critics say they're mainly worried about extra revenues. >> among the runners for violent crime jenny atkins whose son john was murdered during a, by gang members last may. money raised will help fund several projects including a conscious lynn center. stay with us, maryland's news station. up next, time to butt in. when it comes to children the old saying

a great way to kick off the week. welcome back to "the early show." usually people are dragging a little bit. >> not this crowd. we love this crowd. coming up -- thank you. we have a segment for every parent or future parent that moment when you feel the need to protect your child. should you jump right in or butt out in the can he is to know out? the key is to know when to do what. also "the insider" has a whole new look. and info on what really happened during the vmas last night. >> look how great they lk so early in the morning.

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the big bang theory to explain how it works. you hope it and you have a choice of which show you want to preview. >> maggie rodriguez. >> that's not one of them. not in prime time about. >> eventually. >> and the other thing is it's a little bit loud, so if you're like in a library, don't do it. but if you're in a taxi or at home -- >> you can still watch cbs programming. >> of course. a first ever for entertainment weekly and cbs. >> we'll head inside now and check in with russ at the news desk. >> that's very cool. good morning, guys. connecticut police say they found a body they believe is missing yale graduate student annie le. the body was found yesterday hidden inside a wall of the building where le worked and was last seen. she disappeared last week and was set to be married to her college sweetheart yesterday. after a summer break, the trial of amanda knox resumed this morning in italy.

the american student is accused of killing her roommate. alan good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the trial of amanda knox enters its most decisive stage this morning, the examination of dna evidence that both the prosecution and defense holds the key to either conviction or acquittal. the prosecution's case against knox and her italian former boyfriend is built largely on a sample of knox's dna found on a knife and a bra belonging to the victim but the bra sample came to light 47 days after the murder. and the dna expert hired by the defense team will challenge the validity of the evidence and the police handling of both samples. knox's father is convinced alledgedly mishandled dna samples will reinforce his daughter's alibi that she was with her boyfriend in his apartment when the murder was committed. >> within the room in which meredith lost her life, it's

literally there's no speck of amanda in that room no fingerprint, no blood, no dn the a anywhere. >> reporter: knox who has been this jail almost 600 days already told acquaintance in court she was doing okay despite 90 degree temperatures in an unair conditioned prison cell. judgment is expected sometime in november unless the dna expert wants to reexamine all the evidence, which could add another 06 days on to the proceedings. >> alan thank you very much. it is now 8:34. and lonnie quinn is outside with our final check of the weather. this orange that we've got on this side of the plaza. this is all part of the crohn's and colitis foundation of america. apparently stacey brown you'll chat with me because there is something called the team challenge. what is that? >> it's a marathon training

program training people to run or walk 13.1 miles. >> this is your big fund-raiser. how much money do you hope to raise? >> $4 million for crohn's and colitis. >> which affects an awful lot of people. about about how many? >> 1.4 million people in america have this disease. >> so get out there and raise some money. let's talk about some weather because the toughest weather for your day today will be around the mississippi valley. we also see some showers and storms kicking in around the western ridge of the rocky, but elsewhere, it is just beautiful today. i'm talking a banner day here as we start to wind up summer, but if we look a at our day tomorrow things will be changing a little bit. but really the big change will come on wednesday for the northeast. tomorrow you're still swachled by the down pours. around the gulf coast, scattered late day storms will be kicking in around the rocky >> good morning. some of that shower activity to the south will move our way wednesday and thursday.

this day and tomorrow though, just beautiful. high of 85, about 67 right now. tonight clear and 62 is the overnight low. maybe a little fog late sunday -- monday and a high of 85 degrees tomorrow and then wednesday and thursday a little rain and clearing out starting friday. saturday partly sunny and 76. all right. the squeak skiy wheel gets the grease. >> hi mom, hi de. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" spoken ordinary by v 8 v-fusion. 100% vegetable and fruit juice. >> statement the toughest thing is to mow when to butt in or let your child handle their own mess. here with some advice is ann marie

marie. coy find it's tough because i want my daughter to be independent, but i don't want to let her down either. >> it's true. it's really hard to mow when to speak up when to step back. >> so let's create a couple of scenarios. if you feel that your child or your child feels like they're getting too much home work would should you butt in? >> not before you've country your own home work. see if your child is behind closed doors playing with the dog or listening to his ipod or whether he's actually doing work. and if he is actually doing the work but is still struggling then consider going in and approaching the teacher, but only then. >> the next scenario if another adult lectures your child, what should do you? had. >> i would want to step in right away. >> i think it depends. in-it geblds whether it's a matter of your child's safety. that's the big issue here. i think if another adult is talking to your child on the play ground about doing something more safely, then the good idea is to be present for that and listen to what the adult has to say and then reaffirm it.

if the other hand the person is speaking too strongly to your child, there's nothing wrong with stepping in and saying politely i'm the mom, nice to meet you and i can take it from here. >> what if the adult says something to your child that you really disagree with? how do you go back and change that? >> i think this is a really tricky situation because you don't want to be seen arguing withanother adult in front of your child, so definitely take the child away from the situation and then have a private conversation where you just adjust the information that your child is getting. >> what is f.f your child is not invited to the big party? what do you do? >> i think it's a really heart brebreaking situation, but it's also important not to try to butt into social situations like that. but on the other hand, you also want to do something nice for your child, do something nice together. >> in other words, don't call the parent and say you didn't invite my child but do talk to your child because i'm sure you'd want to explain --

>> i think you should console and, again, do something different that kay. and if it's something that you notice is going on and you think might be a longer term problem, have a conversation with the teacher. don't go calling the parent of the other child and embarrass your child in that way, but maybe just see if the teacher has noticed anything at cool school. >> what if your child is being bullied? >> that is a big one and a lot of states everyone have legislation about bullying, so teachers are highry ryly aware of that, too. i would say give it some time and watch. if your child's safety is not at risk then give her the chance to actually solve the problem for herself. and also try and help her out by giving her the skills to solve the problem. so rehearse the situation even. go through some things that she might say to the bully if it's verbal bullying. if you're there and you're actually witnessing the bullying, then i'd interrupt, but with something like hey, it's snack time come on don't talk to your child about it in front of the bully. >> if your boys come home and say, mom, something said this really mean something to me,

what do you tell them? >> evening thild just ask them to talk about it and tell them why that child might have been thinking like that, that some people -- that children are all different and come from different backgrounds and say different thing, but to just stand up for themselves and be proud of who they are. >> thank you so much anne-marie o'neill. appreciate it. when parents should butt in is by going to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. now hear's jeff. sir elton john is hoping he can follow in the foot steps of madonna and angelina jolie. he says he wants to adopt a 14 month old ukranian boy. but john faces an uphill legal battle. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: at 62 elton john says he's finally ready to become a dad. to a little 14 month old boy me on a trip to promote his aids charity in ukraine. elton john was in the or fan imagine to donate a piano then later with his partner, david, holding l event v, he dropped

the bombshell. >> after seeing lev today, i would love to adopt him. >> reporter: they were married in 2005 but a punishing concert schedule prevented elton john from considering adoption he says until this weekend. >> he has stolen my heart and he's stolen david's heart. and it would be wonderful if we could have a home. and i've changed my mind today. >> reporter: already critics are saying this is just another high profile adoption like madonna's and angelina jolie's. celebrities choosing or fans as designer trick kets. little is known about lev except that his mother is alive and that he has a brother in the orphanage. according to ukranian law, the brothers can't be split up, something elton john may not have considered he'd be getting not one instant son, but two. elizabeth palmer cbs news london. "the insider" has all the insight into elton john and also

what really happened at the vmas last night. and they have a whole new look this morning. look at that beautiful set. joining us from hollywood, hosts lara spencer, samantha harris, chris jakecobs and niecy nash. you all look great there. >> thank you. >> we got the new set, we've got the new team, a whole new take on entertainment news. no longer are we just going to bring you guys the headlines, we'll bring you heated points of view on major stories and we're starting off big, right, you guys? first off, the breaking news everybody's dying to see, whitney houston interview with oprah she says it's the best she's every done. move over you haven't met chris jake somebodies yet because my guy here got the only interview with whitney's ex-bobby brown. >> thank you very much for that wonderful sbr duks. dy sit down with bobby brown.

we dished out whitney and drugs and bobby was keeping it real and he was dropping bombs. check it out. >> there's a certain aspect of the public's opinion that thought you were corrupting whitney in a way. >> i think we krumtkrumted each other. >> how often did you use together? >> i used an awful hot. can't take that back. >> are you guys friend kas? >> yes. we are to be be. not like we have to be friends, but, you they we have a daughter. and in order to raise a child, we have to at least be friends. >> you have to be civil. >> civil. good word. >> wow. hello. >> jaw. that was pretty incredible. we've got a lot of really awesome things we'll be talking about on the show. last night i'm sure a lot of you caught it mtv video music awards, tribute to michael jackson with sister janet bringing down the house.

everyone's talking about it today and the"the insider" is taking sides. did the material girl upstage ms. jackson? >> do you think she did? >> i don't know. maybe. but that's not all that's going on. we have every side of the table with kanye west controversy. should have let that baby have her moment. >> as you can see, everybody has an opinion an we're not afraid to share them. tonight we'll also introduce you guys to the ultimate way we think to end our show. we'll be crowning the insider's best and worst celebrity of the day. heated debates going on right now because there were many candidates for both the best and worst. so tune into find out. >> thank you, we will all be watching. you can watch the interests"the insider" right here on cbs. up next here, thousand cook he will healthy with bacon maybe maybe

not. a lot of bacon. we'll be

from appetizer it is to even yes, dessert, we are cooking an entire meal with way con and dock willoughby is here with a heart stopping menu. i hope not. why does bacon have to be so good? >> because it's pork and it's cured and it's got a lot of fat in it. so how bad complain be? bacon is without doubt one of the world's great tastes. but it also because it's so rich and has such a distinctive flavor butt a little bit of it some to a dish and it brings it up to a new level. so we'll do a little bit of cooking with bacon. >> first we're making a savory bread pudding? >> yes, we start with a little custard which is just milk and

eggs and cream just to boost it up. >> because bacon wasn't enough fat. >> exactly. this is a celebration. bacon calls for a celebration. so give it a little different twist, we'll add some arugala to it. could you also add spin afternoon. and then we'll just wilt it. don't want to cook it just wilt it because otherwise it's too much volume for the dish. you can add this bacon. >> i have to take a bite to make sure bacon is okay. >> bacon is always okay. and then we have -- you can use any swiss cheese for this. and then we've cut up some country bread. now, this is a great dish for brunch. you can put this all together the night before and then just stick it in the oven just 45 minutes before you want to seat it. so it's totally make ahead. just stir that all up.

and then when the arugula is wilted we'll tut that in and mix it up. >> so that was just a very quick -- >> just a little bit jaw. and then lift it all up goes in the pan. and then if you're ready to cook it it, you can put it in the oven or keep it overnight an then just put it in the oven in the morning. >> how long do you cook it? >> it cooks for 30 minutes covered and then you uncover it just for some tenten minutes so you have some nice browning on top. >> and look what it looks like afterwards. >> we have one in the oven that we just finished. so we'll bring that one out. >> ooh lcht a la. jeff want to see? >> we've also got a few other

bacon dishes here, we have bacon meatloaf. >> so whatever meatloaf recipe you have, you can -- >> add some chopped bacon into it. absolute pi. these are bacon and cheddar toast. and not leave out desert, we have a frozen peanut baututter pie with candied bacon. >> because bacon alone is not enough. >> who thinks of that? >> i think alicehought of that. >> and for lunch, tofu sprouts. >> that's right. and actually over here bacon crisps which are in the 1942 issue. and they're basically bacon temporo. >> so you just breaded the bacon and fried it. >> yes. >> hey, lonnie you have to taste this. so you put just the candied bacon on top? >> it's mixed in, as well. >> candied pay conbacon.

that's like putting whipped cream on a prime rib. >> and what a gr g. idea that hib. and then you just head to the gym. >> how do you candy bacon? >> cook it halfway and then put sugar on it and it caramelizes. >> doc, thank you so much. and of course we'll put all these sizzling bacon recipes on the website. it's earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> so i made burgers last night. basic old burgers on the grill and weed a some extra bacon and i chopped it up into little bits and put it in there. >> and didn't it make it better? >> absolutely. >> and may i share my bacon experience of the weekend? i just cookeded bacon and used the bacon fat to cook the rest of my stuff. i didn't actually use the bacon. >> i don't have a bacon moment. >> listen to him more than us. have a great day, everybody. your local news is next.

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>> 5 minutes before 9. marty is in the first weather center. >> a lovely sky, upper 60s right now going for a high of 85 this afternoon. very pleasant, 62 overnight. tomorrow another beautiful day with a high of 85. the 5 day forecast though, thursday looks like showers and cool conditions in the area. >> the news has words of caution from consolation energy. the maryland public service commission, if it doesn't approve the deal with the french utility it could halt plans to build the new third nuclear reactor. >> reporter: the pfc will begin holding the hearings later. on thursday the public has a chance to give input into the deal whether it likes it or not. if the feel goes through half of consolation's nuclear power business will be owned bite the

french company edf. 4.5million, the money they say they need to build this reactor. the environmental impact they say will reduce pollution across the state. the impact of the deal will be investigated on the customers including immediate rate relief. police say they have identified the body found floating in the harbor late last week. 60 years old richard veil was reported missing after spending not drinking with friends. he was found friday afternoon near the sugar refinery. the swine flu vaccine could soon be in a doctor's office near you. health officials say the first vaccinations will begin earlier than thought because testing done in the country show a single shot is effective in protecting patients against the virus. doctors originally predicted you'd need a series of two or three shots to be protected. prosecutors are pushing to

strengthen maryland's laws regarding gangs. later this week several top law enforcement officials will meet with the house committee to discuss the matter. prosecutors argue the current law makes it too difficult to legally define a gang or who is a member of one. and ravens ' fans have something to smile about this morning. the team won the regular season opener over the chiefs downtown. a big game for the quarterback who had career highs in passing yards and touch downs and for the team offense, over 500 yards for the first time in team history. 38-24 the team final. they head on the road next week out in san diego with the chargers, a game can you see right here on wjz13. live coverage next sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. and, stay with wjz13, maryland's news station for complete news and weather. today at noon updates and all morning long at any time from anywhere at wjz.com.

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