wow. >> more than 30 tornadoes are reported across four states overnight as more severe weather is expected to hit the nation's heartland this weekend. we'll bring you the latdest. as hope fades for the 11 missing workers in the louisiana oil rig explosion, concerns grow oerp over a possible environmental disaster. we'll tell you what's being done to stop it. stunning revelations about employees at the securities and exchange commission, accused of watching porn at work while the nation's economy was crashing. and this man had less than $30 in the bank until he won a $258 million jackpot. we'll it talk with him exclusively early this friday we'll it talk with him exclusively early this friday morning april 23rd, 2010. captioning funded by cbs

good morning and happy friday. i'm maggie rodriguez. >> so we'll tell you the story this morning of this lottery winner from missouri. the guy was a cross-country trucker, he said i want to be closer to my family, so he take as job in a convenience store, making $7.50 an hour. he's got $29 to his name, period. and he realizes he matches the numbers. >> look at all those digits on that check. have you ever -- >> we have an exclusive interview with him in a little bit. also an update. we reported on a missing woman from ohio. police were desperately search to go find and question a man seen with her. in this video from a convenience store. while her husband was back home worried sick with their 1-year-old daughter. this morning the mystery has been solved and it's not at all

what her family expected. they are telling their story only on "the early show" this morning. but first, it has been a busy night for tornado chasers as more than two dozen twisters were reported. dave surprise in raleigh, north carolina with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. two dozen is a lot. typically in april you see about 100 reports of tornadoes. april, may and june, the busiest time of the year for tornadic activity.southwest and rockies yesterday certainly got their share of rain, hail and high winds. dozens of tornadoes, but remarkably no reports of injuries or major damage. it may have been a good night to storm chasers, but it was a terrifying night for the residents of good night, texas, thursday. this massive twister rolled across mostly open farmland and while there were no injury, a couple of storm chasers pushed their luck for a better picture. >> they're outside their vehicle. that is deadly. oh, my god. are they nuts? >> reporter: in fact, there were 31 reported tornadoes thursday

across four states. oklahoma, kansas, colorado, and texas, which may have been hardest hit. >> look at that thing. it's getting really strong. >> reporter: 5:00 p.m. along i-40 in the panhandle, another huge tornado, this time accompanied by baseball-sized hail. no injuries or significant damage reported. same time, 13 miles further down i-40 near groom, texas. >> hopefully you can see this on h this video. tornado in progress. >> reporter: springtime in the rockies means satisfies veer weather for colorado, too. denver was coated with hail and snow thursday and at least two tornadoes touched down south and east of the capital. and today the threat exists in memphis, new orleans, jackson and little rock. full in our full weather forecast. part of that same storm system. we'll send it back to you. now the latest on that oil rig disaster in the gulf of mexico. 11 workers are still missing and

feared dead while the rig that exploded on tuesday has now sunk. threatening a major oil spill off the louisiana coast. whit johnson is in new orleans with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coast guard says it's unlikely the 11 missing crew members could have escaped alive. time is running out and now worry is shifting to the spill's impact on the gulf coast. more than 48 hours after the explosion, the deepwater horizon is understand water. hope is waning with each passing hour. >> during a debriefing, it was claire pid that the 11 missing members may have been in the vicinity of the explosion. >> reporter: there is now also concern about what effect the demolished plat norm could have on the environment. an estimated 8,000 barrels of crude oil could be leaking into the gulf every day. >> obviously there are important resources on the coast. our official wildlife service

has rev fuchblgs, the state has assets p about all that is being taken into account. >> reporter: british petroleum and the coast guard have deployed 35 containment vessels to keep oil from spreading. environmentalists say the damage could be a disaster if the oil hits shore. thursday more than 100 crew members were reunited with loved ones. >> what was the first thing your son said to you some. >> thank god i wasn't up on the roof floor. >> reporter: but with 11 missing, 17 injured, four critically, the heaviest hearts are with those waiting and hoping for a positive outcome. >> just wait and see. wait up we hear something. that's all we can do right now. >> reporter: the coast guard says it will continue searching for the missing crew members, but is scaling back efforts. meantime bp is pledging to do everything in its power to clean up the spill. >> whit johnson, thank you. rear admiral mary landry is xhabder of the eighth coast

guard district based in new orleans and she joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, harry. >> what you can tell us about the search survivors? because we're going on several days now. >> yes, while we're very happy that there were 115 rescued from this platform, we still have great concern for the 11 missing. our hearts and sympathies go out to the families who a wait word of these 11 missing workers. >> what you can tell us about what's going on with the environment some because as this rig then goes under, there's oil coming out of the pipeline. at what rate do we know and how difficult is it going to be to plug it up? >> basically we're watching surs fast and subsurface. we have a remotely operated vehicle operating 24 hours as well as sonar. at this time, there is no crude emanating from that wellhead at the ocean floor.

but we have to constantly monitor that. >> so as best you know, there is no oil coming out of ocean floor, but what about where the pipe would have broken off from the base of the rig itself? >> from the riser, we're monitoring the riser as well that's below the surface and there is no oil emanating from the riser either. there was a significant amount during the explosion and while the motor was burning on the surface. there was a significant amount burning off. but we're going to continue to monitor subsurface for any release of crude. >> wow. i know there's a cleanup effort already underway. how big is the slick? have you been able to determine that? >> yes, there's about a 1.1 mile by about a 12 mile rainbow sheen with pockets of what's emuls filed crude in the center. that's 42 miles offshore. we've already applied some disbursements and we've commenced skimming of that. that is residual from the explosion and the sinking

yesterday. >> all right. admiral, thank you so much. now here's maggie. and now to wall street and the debate over financial reform. senate democrats plan to hold a test vote on monday for a package of new regulations while yesterday in new york city, president obama urged bankers to support reform. and he criticized some of the ways they do business. >> a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get however you can get it. >> let's bring in cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of "face the nation" bob schieffer. good morning, bob. >> good morning. >> tmd it would seem the democrats have all the leverage. the public is fed up with wall street and the investigation into fraud involving goldman sachs has fueled that. do democrats have anything to lose by going for a vote on monday even though the republicans have said they'd like a little bit more time to work on a compromise? >> no, they have absolutely nothing to lose. they want to get this out and get it on the table as quickly as possible. they think this is the time to

picture republicans as trying to protect fat cat bankers as it were. you know, it's one thing to oppose health care reform, but on this case, i think most people would agree that doctors are more popular than bankers, especially at this particular time when you've had this lawsuit filed against goldman sachs. so democrats want to move on this as quickly as they can. there's a lot of politics on both sides in this. let face it, you and i, we look down at our wrist watch and it tells us what the time is and what day of the month it is. on a politician's watch, there's only one date on there, and that is election day, november 2010. so they're all thinking about that. i think that the democrats will be able to get the votes to stop a filibuster next weekend to begin debate. a lot of things will happen between that and getting a final vote on all of this, but i think

they'll be able to get it. they just need one republican vote. i think in the end they'll probably do that. >> but they're reportedly so close to reaching something that they both can agree on. why not hold out just a little bit longer to give the public the sense that for once this is a true bipartisan bill? >> well, i think there are reports that they're very, very close. but, you know, these things have a way of -- they'll be 99% done but then there's that 1% that is always the crucial thing that's so hard to get. i think leader reid thinks he has nothing to lose politically by trying to do this now. republicans will take the same tact. but again, i think maybe not monday, but sometime next week, they will be able to clear the way to at least start this debate. >> at least one republican john mccain said he doesn't understand why the senate is debating derivatives trading when so many people are in danger of losing their home. do you think that a lot of

people will buy into that argument? >> well, i think it all kngoes back to overall reform. this whole house in crisis and what happened in that had to do with derivative trading. obviously most of us who are not involved day to day in financial dealingses s s on wall street deal with credit swaps and all that kind of thing, but this is part of the problem of what's wrong here and i think the congress will act on that. john mccain we also have to remember is involved in a very difficult primary campaign against a candidate backed by the tea party out there in arizona. so that may have something to do with what he said. >> looking down at the watch and seeing election day. i got it. bob schieffer, thank you so much. and we will look forward to more discussion on financial reform and the economy this sunday on "face the nation" with bob. please check your local

listings. election couldn't have had anything to do with it, right? all right. betty nguyen is at the news desk. lots going on. good morning, everybody. we begin with the securities and exchange commission and some shocking findings concerning senior staff and online pornography. nancy cordes is in washington with the details. >> reporter: that's right, an internal investigation finds that officials at the federal agency responsible for policing our financial system were in some cases spending the majority of their days looking at and downloading porn. the internal investigation probed into 33 cases of senior sec officials surfing the web for explicit images. 31 of the cases were in the last 21 1/2 years alone during the bernie madoff scandal and a new collapse of our financial markets. the report had some as sonnishing findings. 17 of the employees were at a senior level earning salaries up of to $222,000 a year.

one senior attorney spent up to eight hours a day looking at and downloading pornography. he ran out of space on his hard drive and burned files to dvds which he kept in boxes in his office. an accountant who was blocked more than 16,000 times in one month from visiting websites found a way to by pass the sec filter and am mass a collection of, quote, very graphic material. and another accountant admitted he accessed pornography on his sec issued laptop computer while on official government travel. the report says the behavior violated government-wide ethics rules. at least one employee resigned. another received a 14 day suspension. the ranking republican on the oversight committee, congressman darrel issa, is blasting the sec. he says these high ranking officials were, quote, spending more time looking at porn than taking action to help stave off

the events that put our nation's economy on the brink of collapse. betty? >> nancy cordes, thank you for that. well, some republicans are enjoying a told you so moment following two new reports on the cost of president obama's health care reform. health and human services experts say the new law will not lower costs, predicting a 1% rise in health spending over ten years. the white house disputes that finding. separately, the congressional budget office estimates that under the law, 4 million americans could face fines averaging $1,000 if they do not have health insurance by 2016. sarah palin may testify in a tennessee federal court today in the trial of a man charged with hacking into her e-mail account during the 2008 presidential campaign. prosecutors said david kernell, then a college student, bragged on the facebook website about about hacking palin's e-mail but admitted he found nothing in-cripple dit nature willing, indicating disappoinlgt by

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left lane in both directions on the inner and outer lupe and the one at the outer lupe is also involving an overturned vehicle. it could take time to clear up and it's causing a backup in both directions as well. meantime, watch for debris on the topside and providence road and an accident in elkridge at washington and one at white haul. that's involving an overturned vehicle as well. we have delays and they're going to be on the beltway as well as 95, there's a look at the 95 drive times , this is brought to you by value city furniture, you can also purchase high quality furniture at low prices. thank you, a police involved tasing and shooting at anne arundel county leaves one machine hospitalized. good morning, don, the officer was on patrol at 10:30

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stay with wjz-13, up next, an ohio woman found in florida. she's found with another man. ,,

got a very so happy it's friday crowd. we'll be out to chat with them in a little while. coming up, what it's like to wake up and find yourself a mega, and we mean mega, millionaire. it happened to this man, chris shaw. guy's working at a convenience store about $7.50 an hour. $29 left to his name. he has a file so his face this morning. we'll talk with him exclusively. >> his girlfriend's smiling, too, probably. >> how could you not smile. we'll have a chance with them in just a little bit. also this guy is not suddenly rich, but he is suddenly famous. we're talking about brian kownacki, his amazing skills there during this baseball game has gotten a lot more than a few

hits on youtube. about a million and counting. he'll join us this morning and we'll find out how that one giant leap has changed his life. but first, an update on a story that we brought you earlier this week. an ohio mother is safe this morning in florida after her disappearance touched off a frantic search and prayer vigils. officials say that she had simply left her family and raf off with another man. elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: five days after police launched a nationwide search for tiffany tehan, authorities announced they'd found the missing wife and mother some 1200 miles away from her ohio home. >> tiffany has been found safely in miami, florida. >> reporter: police found tehan with tre hutcherson in a car near this miami beach hotel wednesday night. the two had been spotted together in this surveillance video from an ohio convenience store before tehan disappeared. >> we're just so -- so glad to

know that tiffany is safe. obviously moving forward there are going to be other things that we will be dealing with. >> reporter: tehan had told her husband she was going to buy clothes for their 1-year-old daughter, lexie. but she actually left xenia, ohio, to start a new life with hutcher son, who is also married. despite that, david tehan says he forgives his wife. >> she may have made some mistakes, about yeah blame her. >> reporter: prosecutors will consider filing charges against tiffany after police called in the fbi and spent hundreds of man hours searching for a woman who they now say had abandoned her elaine quijano, bs doctor news, morning. joining us this morning tiffany's father. i'm sure this is bitter sweet.

on the one hand, you must be thrilled she's okay, but you come to find out that she had run off with this man. are you disappointed? >> yeah, disappointed. you know, but one of the things i know, and you're right, the very first thing is that tiffany is safe and that was our major concern, our major issue. and we're glad that she's alive and she's safe. >> when she called you and your wife wednesday night to tell you where she was and what she had been doing, what did she say, what reason or explanation did she give you? >> you know, that conversation is a private conversation, but she was remorseful, she was tearful. she misses her daughter, lexie. tiffany misses lexie very much and so from that perspective, you know, she was just upset

about that. >> did she say what her plans are moving forward? >> she asked if she could come home. and of course we said yes. we want to make it a safe place for her to come. so hopefully we'll see her soon. >> it may not be smooth sailing for her. it may not be that simple because now as we just reported authorities are considering filing charges against her because they spent a lot of time and money searching for her, called in the fbi. do you think that's too harsh or can you see why that might be justified? >> oh, i don't know about that. those are things -- those are affairs i can't really get involved in. one of the things i do know is that it will be a rough road ahead for tiffany, for all of us in that sense. but our hope is in the lord. and because our hope is in the lord, we are confident that we can work through whatever difficulties are ahead.

so we'll do our best to in our faith and in our confidence there to help her get pack to her family, get back to where she needs to be. >> i know one of the main reasons that you really wanted to come on this morning is because you feel that there is something to be concerned from your daughter's experience. what is that? >> when i think about going through trials, you know, about a year ago, i preached a series of sermons on if you want to walk on water, you got to get out of the boat. and a faith venture will always have rough spots in it. but the thing that we know is that our confidence in the lord is a powerful thing. and if we keep our eyes on jesus, we can get through it. >> chuck tabor, thank you so much for your time, sir, we really appreciate it. >> thank you, maggie. it is now 7:35. we want to switch gears, head back to raleigh this morning

where dave has been checking the weather for us. good morning, dave. >> reporter: good morning, maggie. do you know what this

>> reporter: that's a quick look at your weather picture. also rodin did the gates of held, harry, dorm that, inspired by the entrance to your office? do you remember that? i think it was inspired by that.

>> very arty. thank you very much. up next, his $5 power ball ticket paid off big time. we'll meet america's newest multi, multimillionaire when we come back. luci: i'm luci romberg. i'm a free runner... ...national champion gymnast... ...martial artist...

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wednesday's $258 million power ball jackpot had only one winner, a missouri man who says he was down to his last $29. chris shaw bought his winning ticket at the convenience store where he works. and morning he's in jefferson city, missouri with his girlfriend and they join us both this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> chris, you're working at the convenience store. what made you think, all right, i'm going to throw a couple of bucks down on this lottery? >> well, you know, it was getting up there pig and a lot of people were buying lottery tickets. everybody knew it was going to hit. and it's just like i might as well throw my piece of the dice out there, as well. you just never know. >> were you aware that chris had butt t never know. bought the tickets and did you

have any hope whatsoever of win something. >> to be honest, no. no. >> not a chance. >> no. >> all right. how did you find out then, chris, that your numbers matched up? >> well, what happened is tasha had sent me a text message and told me that break time had sold the winning ticket. >> your store had. >> yeah. and i had no idea, you know. and she said she had a ticket and she had checked it and it wasn't any good. and she said for me to check mine. and i did. and i was like, oh, holy moses, you know, something's happened here. i've got something. >> you're looking down at the numbers. help us understand what that feels like. when you're looking at the numbers and you're looking up, down, up, down, looking back and forth, and you realize they match up, what is going through your head when that happens? >> oh, man. well, at first you hope you're not going to die of a heart attack.

you injuries start shaking all over. you're rye to go hold on to everything, to slow everything down because it's like this ain't real, you know. it's unbelievable. >> tasha, what did you think when chris told you? >> i thought he was joking. i thought it was a big joke and then when i found out that it was the real thing, yeah, that was amazing. >> is the reality sinking in yet and has every long lost broke, crazy relative in the world called you, chris? >> yeah, there's been quite a few. been quite a few people that have come out. but, no, i mean, the reality like you say, no, i mean -- that's just -- it's phenomenal. i can't even imagine it, you know. it's just unbelievable. >> tasha, what has chris said he's going to buy you first? >> i think he's going to get me that new car i've been wanting.

>> so up a can he will new cars couple new cars in the offing. maybe a bass boat i understand is that is that right? >> maybe so. >> are you going to go back to work? >> you know, you never know. everybody always says i wouldn't or i would. but that's just so many things right now that run through your head, it's just like, you know -- yesterday if would you have asked me what i'd done or two days before i won it, i could have given and you million things. now i have no idea. >> tell you what, that's smart. i'll be your dutch uncle here for a second. do yourself a favor, get yourself a good accountant and a good attorney. >> yeah, we've heard that quite a bit. >> that way maybe you'll have a little left in a couple years. >> thank you. >> take care. happy for you you both. >> have a good day. >> seems like he has the right attitude. >> i huff the answer if you ask

me yesterday, there were a million things and you i just don't know. because the reality sets in and you've seen the story so often in the past where these people win this money and they're broke. >> their luck goes down the drain. i'm surprised that he. >> shon: he wants to go back to work maybe. i don't think he's thought about it enough. i'm not sure if -- hey, this is great job, but if i won $250 million even after taxes, i may send you guy as pew letters. maybe even send on you a trip somewhere. >> nice knowing you, betty. >> i was once present at the moment when people found out they won that many millions. i was covering a story about lotto winners and they brought the ticket to check if they had won and i was rolling and every number matched. and i felt that i was having a heart attack even though i'm not the one who won. the emotion of that moment is crazy. >> too many goes through your brain, am i going spend it in the right way. >> we don't have those problems. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪

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boulevard a tractor-trailer involved in that one. and traffic lights out at 395 and conway and south charles at conway. and there are the drive times and speeds for the beltway. and you can see it's slow there. there's a live look at 95. this traffic report brought to you by wilkins. don and marty back to you. >> and let's take a look at the forecast today. and the start of a day for a high of 70. today partly cloudy tomorrow 46-gray and damp. that continues until next wednesday. >> thank you, and a police officer opened fire on a man overnight. here's the story. >> reporter: the officer was on patrol in glen bury when he saw a 20-year-old man jump be up and down on top of a minivan. a 19-year-old woman jumped out and the suspect began attacking

her. the officer tazed him twice. the woman ran away and then the suspect was reported to wave suspect. the officer then shot. he has nonlife-threatening injuries and the woman is being questioned. soon you can tour the harbor in a hurry. and high speed cruise ships could take off. and passengers could see all the sights from the promenade to the key bridge. tickets will run about $20 a piece. stay with wjz, and up next is the baseball leap that is going on the internet. a college player makes an amazing leap to score a run. adults may wish to bring back nap time. again, today a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mm

you don't see that every day, do you? welcome back to "the early show." maggie rodriguez here with harry smith and those guys are from cirque du soleil. now you understand. >> i thought they were avatars. i thought we were on thatpandor.

they're here because the show is in new york city, a brand new show called "ovo."se the show is and we'll see a special performance from them in just a bit and ask them how on earth do you do that. >> it's kind of scaring me a little bit. also you've seen the great play by brian kownacki. and we'll ask him how he's doing now that he has become an internet -- you've seen this guy, right? we'll have an interview with him this morning. good morning, brian. we'll get to that in just a little bit. >> and also heart breaking news from hollywood, ladies. word that george clooney may be engaged. i know, i know. lara spencer will talk about adam lambert and him possibly replacing simon on idol. >> i thought you were going to say he was going marry george clooney and that picture came up, and it made that suggestion. >> no, i'm glad i elaborated because that's certainly what we

implied. >> first a check of the news. betty nguyen is at the news desk. >> still trying to get over the thought of george clooney getting married. all right, good morning, guys. well, hope is fading for those 11 oil workers missing in the gulf of mexico. their oil rig that caught on fire following tuesday night's explosion sang last nigk last n the louisiana coast. 115 other workers made to safety. meanwhile, though, cleanup crews are, working to control an offshore oil slick, but so far there is no oil leak from under water or the rig itself. this will be a busy weekend for the obama white house and democrats in congress heading in to a big push on financial reform. president obama made his case for reform in a speech here in new york city yesterday. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has more. >> reporter: it was an audience which included some of the biggest players on wall street and the president was critical of the way they've been doing

business. >> a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get however you can get it. >> reporter: but in his 25 minute speech, president obama also urged the new york bankers to support reform. and he urged washington lawmakers to get it done. but there's a hitch. >> here we go again. >> reporter: just one day after committing to bipartisan talks, the two parties are squabbling again. after senate democrats announced plans to hold the first vote on the bill this coming monday. >> i think americans expect more of us. i think they expect us to take the time to do it right. >> reporter: the majority leader argued that republicans were simply stalling and had had months to negotiate changes to the bill. >> health care was not obama's waterloo. maybe they want this to be his waterloo. but it's not going to be. >> reporter: as it stand, the senate bill would create a consumer protection agency, regulate the complicated derivatives market that brought down aig, and require banks to keep more cash on hand. >> really at the core of this bill and the president talked

about this is the effort to make sure we don't have institutions that are too big to fail and that the taxpayer never has to put another dime in the large institution. >> reporter: the white house is counting on popular disgust with wall street to help push this through. talks are under way here between the two key senators, republican and democrat, over the weekend and when this comes to the floor on monday, hopes are high for a bipartisan solution which can get a lot of votes. betty? >> cbs' bill plant at the white house. thank you, bill. and for all of you royals fans out there, look at this. never before seen footage that little cutie is queen elizabeth acting like the 4-year-old she was. the film is part of a new exhibition at windsor castle. katie couric now has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." a stranger helped hundreds of hurricane victims raising

money and rebuilding homes. well, it turns out that stranger was neil diamond. and for these families, the good times never seemed so good. that's tonight only on the "cbs evening news." dave price is in raleigh, this morning. he

and let's see our weather. take a look at the forecast. going to be gorgeous. and you can see the look out there. and 70 degrees going to be the high temperature. sunny to partly cloudy. and sunny and 46. and you >> announcer: this supersized weather report is sponsored by the home depot. more saving, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. >> reporter: at 8:30, we take you inside. stick around for that. in the meantime, back to you guys in new york. >> very nice. thanks, dave. morning we've got our eye on hollywood where there is talk of a replacement for simon cowell

and a possible wedding for george clooney. >> here with the scoop, lara spencer. host of the "insider." first and foremost, george clooney. what is up? >> well, let me first say that this is internet buzz. it started as a blind item and it sure sounds a lot like george clooney. he's been seen in hawaii, he's working on a film there, with elizabeth. and word on the street is -- we saw her at the oscars. you couldn't look away. but there was trouble maybe in paradise, but apparently not so. in fact, this blind item indicate that's may have proposed to her, that there may be a wedding this summer, that it will be overseas. so that would indicate maybe his place, she's italian, she's sexy, she likes motorcycles. i don't know if you saw the underwear ads. >> she's gorgeous. >> say no more.

but the blind item also could be leo dicaprio. so who do you feel like is more the matt marrying kind? >> leo is definitely more, but somebody has to hook george. and why not her? >> harry? let's talk about policy. all right? let's just talk about policy. >> let's talk about idol. isn't that the next thing? >> there's something harry cares about. "american idol." >> how would you feel if the new simon, although you really can't replies simon, but what if it was adam lambert? >> the idea came up the other day, somebody he had elton john, right? see, i think that's a good choice. adam lambert is 11 years old, right? no, honestly. he was here, we have a lot of respect for his talent and everything, but the thing is, you need somebody with some history and experience to be able to say, yes, you are or no, you're not -- >> and if you watched idol a few

episodes ago, he was mentoring the could ntestants. >> and he had some good comments. you can't replace simon, but i break with you, i think either one would be a good choice. >> here's my vow. before this season is over, i'm going to watch this so how for e first time. >> you're not making my life easy here. again, let's just talk about policy, something very important. get in my wheel house. >> speaking of financial regulation, lindsey lohan could use some. >> she needs a bailout? >> she needs help. >> she need as gos a good movie project that will get her back on the map. alledgedly $600,000 on credit card debt, two months behind in her rent. really in trouble. >> she needs a credit default swap. >> thank you, sir. fascinating. let's go to the news desk -- no. apparently now all abuzz on

line, i don't know if you defeat, but she sure does. and at odd times, too. her dad, and they're very estranged, showed up at her apartment with a sheriff to check on the welfare of her little sister, 16 years old. most people might be concerned that officers are at your house. she's tweeting away letting the story140 characters or less. let me read you one. let's not forget that my father kidnapped me from a courtroom when i was four and is crazy. he j u.s. walked in like the devil's advocate with officers. if i was lindsay, i would lay low. >> does she work? >> her last film was called labor pains, it event with right to tv and dvd. so it's sad because she is talented.event with right to tv and dvd. so it's sad because she is talented. she's got some stuff going on. so that and more, okay?

and you have to vote for niecy nash, my colleague on danci"dan with the stars." >> we're on team niecy. >> you can shake your jiggly parts, please? that's it? well, she has way more jiggly parts than that and she shakes them every monday. and she's doing very well. she might be a contender. it would be hard to win against nicole, but -- >> do you know who that is, the pussycat doll? you need to watch "the insider." >> he does. because he votes on what i should wear and often buys the look for his wife. >> all the time. just click. >> very good. love being here. thank you. >> we love having you. and don't miss it every week night, watch lara on the "insider." and up next, can dreaming make you smarter, more like harry? evidence that it does work here on "the early show" on cbs.

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♪ dream on, dream on, dream until your dreams come true ♪ if you position sleeping is a waste of time, dream on. a new study show has napping and dreaming specifically can be a surprising learning tool. dr. jennifer ashton is here with the details. so what did the study find? >> this was done in boston. they looked at students and showed them a complicated computer maze and let half of them nap for 90 minutes. the group that napped and dreamt about the maze while they were sleeping did much better on the immediate recall. so if you remember your shakespeare, to sleep perchance to dream, dreaming is important for locking in memory. >> so napping is better than staying awake and dreaming is better while napping. >> it's such a complex process, but we know there aare stages o

sleep. most dreaming occurs after about 90 minutes of sleep. but you can think of it almost like putting yellow in the refrigerator. you can eat the yelljel yellow it's really hardened, but it's really good when it's been locked in. >> so they feel that to reap the benefits, you have to sleep at least 90 minutes? >> napping during the day, you can get those again fits f bene as 10 or 12 minutes. i used to put my head in my medical school books for 10 minutes. >> doesn't it take you that long for to you fall asleep? >> not you're tired. and most americans are chronically sleep deprived. and those who find that they're sleeping more on a weekend to catch up, it doesn't work that way. you need to get a regular amount of sleep every night. and it's not just for your physical health, but mental, as well. >> so is that the number one take away from this study?

nap. lie on the floor in your office. as little as ten minute, you can really see an improvement in how you process memory. >> that you can, jnk you, jen. by the way, it's jgeneral's birthday. enjoy. thank you, jen. >> 29 years old again. >> you don't look a day over 25. thank you, jen. innext, it w neup next, we' player who is an internet sensation when can come back. >> announcer: cbs "health watch" sponsored by advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. [ male announcer ] fact: every time you take advil liqui-gels, you're taking the pain reliever that works faster on tough pain than tylenol rapid release gels. and not only faster. stronger too. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ could open a world of wonder ? ♪

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♪ friskies my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. yesterday we first showed you fordham university baseball player brian kownacki's scoring the hard way, leaping like super man over the catcher. this video has gotten over 1 million hits on youtube and

brian joins us from dayton, ohio. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> so your fordham university team i guess in s. in dayton to play the flyers. takes back a couple of nights. its eat 9/ its eat 90s i it's the 90s inning and you're on first base? >> yeah, i was on first base. >> and where did the hit go to? >> the hit went to center field. >> so the hit goes to center field. you start rounding the bases. the catcher gets the ball. in your life, did you ever think, did you plan to ever do a somersault over a catcher in order to be safe at home? >> no, i never really planned it. it was pretty instinct all. >>nd an instinctive reaction. never tried it, first time you ever tried it? >> no, i never tried it before.

i saw it tried in little league, but that was about it. >> very good. so you are surprise yourself then. how happy were you to be safe, how happy were these guys, you won the game? >> yeah, it was great come back. we were down 9-1, we came back and ended up winning 12-9. so it was a really great experience. >> and what is it like to then suddenly become famous for this -- i mean, you were on sports center, dude. plays of the day. >> yeah, it was unbelievable. i never thought this would happen in a million years. originally i just thought it would just air on espn and that would be the end of it, but this has been a dream come true. >> a credream come true. and have your teammates -- i'm hoping they're giving you serious rations of business for your accomplishment. >> yeah, they're giving me a hard time about it. it's naul goall in good fun, th.

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. >> and 95 at katen avenue. john, back to you. >> a police officer opens fire at a man whose taser didn't stop. we're on the story. >> reporter: the officer was on patrol in glen bury at when 10:30 last night when he saw a 20-year-old man jumping up and down on top of a minivan. a 19-year-old woman then jumped out and the suspect began attacker her. that's when the officer had to

taze him twice. the woman ran away and the suspect began waving something. that's reported when the officer shot at him three times. not clear how many bullets actually hit the suspect. he has nonlife-threatening injuries. meanwhile, the woman is being questioned. don, back to you. and we're looking into a college park student. the fbi has a copy of the video but hasn't conducted any video breathalyzer it. the previous reports says that they would present the findings to the justice department about a possible civil rights violation. several police officers are suspended because of what you see there. and a retired archbishop will be laid to rest today. the last viewing will be this morning on north charles street. a burial mass will be celebrated at 1:00 this afternoon. borders died on monday. he was 96 years old. and stay with wjz 13,

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people are very excited about it being friday and we have the cast of "avatar" with us. >> no. >> honestly, these are the folks from cirque du soleil and they are just remarkable. aren't they amazing? >> they have a new show called "ovo." it's portuguese for egg and it's all about how bugs hatch. >> how birds hatch. >> bugs, bugs. >> oh, bugs.

>> they'll show us some of their moves in a little bit. harry is here surrounded by hot flash hotties as their t-shirts say. and he has not left this little corner in a good five minutes. >> because they're -- i'm a kindred spirit, right? i know about that thing in the middle of the night -- can't you open the window? get that blanket off of me! but they're all in town because it's "moore oig magazine marathon. so a lot of people here in town just for that. >> very good. >> and they just like to scream. also ahead this morning, we have bear cubs and cougar kitten, little baby ones. dr. debbye turner bell brought some of them with her this morning. she's back from maternity leave, so she knows a thing or two about keeping babies in check and we'll check in with her. >> and remember 100 bottles of beer on the wall, that great old

song used to sing on the bus? but how about 50 beers you must taste before you die. we'll sample some of the very best ones from that list in just a little bit. >> but first the north carolina museum of art has just finished

. good morning. let's take a look at the forecast for today. it's a super day. 70 degrees will be the high temperature this day. we'll breeze right into the mid-50s right now. 46 and partly cloudy overnight. and tomorrow, well, forecast got to go south. damp and afternoon showers and 58 is the high. gray and damp and on the chilly side 10-below normal sunday

>> reporter: we want to thank all of our friends at wral for hosting us and the north carolina museum of art. what a gorgeous new facility. if you're down in this neck of the woods, you better stop on by. what a morning and what a collection. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by purina.uncer: this portion of your pet, our passion. this morning our resident veterinarian dr. debbye turner bell is back from maternity leave. she didn't bring her beautiful little girl with her, but she does have adorable babies from the wild world of animals. welcome back. >> thank you. >> it happens fast. >> yes, it does. >> you i've seen has been getting chewed. >> speaking of babieses, this is an american black bear. there we go. that's what he's looking for. >> that is the cute he is thing i've ever seen. >> yes, he's eight weeks old and

these are native to north america. you find them all in the wooded and forest areas here. when they're born, the moms have one to three cubs and they're born blind. so they're completely dependent upon their mom. they stay with their mom for a couple of years. >> are they always black? >> no, they're not always black. they can be tan, they can be a blue gray. very rarely you can even find a white one. here is my trivia question for you. what's a black bear's favorite food? >> oh, my goodness. a black bear's favorite food -- >> it's a trick question. >> milk. >> for this one, yeah. nothing. they like to eat everything.ber small and t animals. they go through our garbage, but they're only a they are omni vors.

>> and this is a baby cougar? >> and this is grant and jamie who will take this one. h is a baby cougar. and if you notice that this cougar has spots. you might mistake this for a leopard. he's going to lose these spots, going to be more like what ud think a cougar looks like. my trivia question for you, what's the difference between a cougar, mountain lion, puma, catamount. again, a trick question. they're all the sam thing. just different names for the same animal. these of course are found in north america, but you also pind them up to canada. >> look at the nails. they go in and out. >> that's called retracting clauls. they're master hunters. they're very active, very playful because at a young age, they begin to learn how to hunt. and a cougar, a male can get up to about 140 pounds, can bring down an elk as much as a thousand pounds. and the way they do it is they

are they wi are tell thi and they'll talk for up to an hour. they'd hide or bury the animal and come back for it. >> let's bring out the next one. we have a jackal? >> yes, part of the dog family. this is a black back jackal from southern and eastern africa. isn't he cute? these are all babies and babies are always curious. >> why did he open his mouth? >> he's smelling. but thank you for warning me about that. here's my trivia question for you. how many mates does a typical jackal have in their life time? >> one, they're faith pl. >> yes, they're one of the few that mate for life. and when they have their babies, the mom and dad raise the babies together. the older siblings will help take care of the younger siblings while the mom and dad hunt. >> so good role models for

august of u all of us. >> they are. they hunt as a team. but great animals. >> and lastly, this is very cool. you're about to see a red kangaroo. this is a huge baby. >> have to get the bottle to this one. how old is this one? >> jack is about nine months old. >> you see how small he is, i don't know, about 2 1/2, 3 feet tall. >> he looks big to me. >> he looks big, but he can get to be about 6 feet tall. here's my trivia question for you. how far can a kangaroo jump in one leap? >> a foot. sbl oh, no. look at these big -- they have huge big legs. 25 feet. >> boy, did i get that one wrong. >> can do a standing feet of 6 feet. powerful back legs and very sharp strong claws on their front and back. their tail, notice this big wide strong tail here, the males

particularly fight affection of the females. they are hold their whole body weight on their tail to use their back feet to fight. >> incredibly cool. thank you for giving us a little lesson this morning. betwe good to have you back. and thank you so many to all of you for bringing these wild animals for us here today. now let's go back to harry. call it the bucket list of beer. adam rapoport and his thirsty colleagues at gq have made a list of 50 pebeers you have to y before you die. it's a little early, but he brought us half a dozen of the top picks which we appreciate very much. >> and you've got to drippink iy 9:00. >> this is one of the trends like people who drink blue moon have a little slice of orange in the beer. what's this first one? >> h is from portland, maine.

this is a weak beer. it's great for a hot summer day. a little bit lower alcohol. a little sweet, easy on the palette. very smooth. what do you think? >> terrific. >> often you drink with a lemon or an orange. you don't have to, but great hot summer afternoon. >> now, this looks completely different. it even has a cork top. >> it's like a bottle of champagne. from cooperstown, new york, home of -- >> the baseball hall of fame. >> very good. a little spice, a little zestier, goes great with ethnic foods, balances the acid. pops open. >> and look at the beer glass. >> it's like a wine glass. >> almost. there was a famous old beer expert, a guy named michael jackson, and i went to one of those beer festivals with him. he passed away a couple years

ago, but he did this whole thing, it's like drinking wine with the nose. >> swirl it a little around bit. >> oh, that's good, too. i'm not going to not like any of them. >> daily's pale ale fromle colorado. you see a lot of them out there. give you that bitter, sour -- you know that hoppy flavor when you taste it. >> and it's in a can. >> a lot of these smaller craft breweries are now brewing in cans. you take help to barbeque, picnics where you can't have glass. also, beer actually lasts long per cans because the light doesn't penetrate the bottles. so they stay fresh longer. >> this is really good. all right. this one. >> very wine like from belgium. what's cool about this, it's fruity but not overpowering.

>> i don't like that raspberry whatever thing that they do. >> kind of reawakens your palet. you don't have to bring wine, you can bring beer. >> that's nutty. >> a fancy bottle. >> i'm going to save that one. now, this is a standard because it's been around forever. >> the first to say, you know what, i love budweiser, but there's road beyond budweiser. a little richer flavor, the color has a little more depth. you call it the gateway beer, your introduction to the whole world of craft and micro draft beers. finally, from england, oatmeal stout. beer bred in a bottle. the thing about these, these are much smoother than you think. they're not as rich and hearty as they look. >> and i think the brewery is

actually right on the road when you're coming in from heathrow into downtown london. >> you've been there once or twice. >> it might be there. smells good it. >> we see some burgers and fries, we'll be good. >> that's really good. >> very easy. >> makes me want to run out and buy a gq. >> you do that. we'd like that. >> always a pleasure to see you. and you can find the list in gq or -- >> gq.com, actually. >> on our website, as well. cbsnews.com. now here's maggie. the latest cirque du soleil which traf began sa "ovo" is inspired by the inspect world. the stunning performance of acrobatics and song is touring the u.s. right now currently they're here in new york city. and we are thrilled to show it to you here on our plaza this morning. so let's go over to the cast of "ovo." ♪

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bravo, bravo! thank you. it's stunning. this is marjon, the artistic director. congratulations. a treat for the eyes. how do you keep doing it? 25 shows, 25 years. seems like they get better and better. >> yes, it's a lot of commitment, a lot of passion. and lots of love for this particular show. and we practice every day and it's a wonderful experience. >> that's what i was going ask but. how do people get their bodies to do that? what kind of rigorous training must that entail? >> they start when they're about this big. >> it's a lifetime. >> it is. and it's such a passion for them that it's like food for them. it's what they need to do in order to stay happy. >> besides the amazing ak troe b acrobatics, watching the green guys in particular, they

personify the inspect. they have it down to every last move. >> we worked very hard on that and it's been a process of two years before we premiered kind of. and they started working about a year before we premiered. and all those little details, we're still working on that every day to make it perfect. >> do they get a break? >> sometimes. >> but they probably don't want one. >> they get a little break in between each city. >> congratulations, you're stunning. thank you very much. check out "ovo" at new york city's randall's island through june 6th before they come to a city near you. we'll be right back. this is "the early show" on drbs. tete,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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genuinely noise afternoon. high around 70 degrees. low of 46. a little bit of rain. it's not going to be the best of the spring weather we've had this season. engy this day, don, thank you very much. >> in the news, a police officer days a man twice, and then shoots him. we have the story from shock is draw what. >> reporter: don, the officer was on patrol about 10:30 last night when he saw a 20-year-old man jumping up and down on top of a minivan. a 19-year-old woman then jumped out and a suspect began attacking her. that's when the officer had to days him twice. police say the woman ran away and the us is penalty began waving and and that's when it's reported the officer shot at him three times. has he has nonlife-threatening

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