the next news is at noon. see you tomorrow morning. the health care debate gets ugly as democrat wlos voted for reform report violence and death threats. >> you and your family are scum. >> we think you're a devil. >> i hope you die. >> we'll have reaction from the democratic leadership and tell you why the senate has thrown a monkey wrench into the health care bill. mort gamg relief for bank of america customers. the country's largest mortgage lender agrees to cut balances by up for 30%. we'll tell who you qualifies sgloopt family of the seaworld trainer killed last month by a whale asks the judge to make sure that no one sees the video of her death. we'll talk exclusively with the family's lawyer. and cameras show a break-in at a couple's home after they posted online they were going to concert. was one the burglar as facebook

friend? we'll find out early this thursday morning march 25th, we'll find out early this thursday morning march 25th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs had this thursday morning the sun is rising over manhattan and it is a spectacular sight. good morning and welcome to "the early show." >> you know john mccain is facing a very tough re-election fight in arizona as he tries to rita his senate seat. in a million years, who would you think -- if you were going to get somebody to campaign for you, who would it be? >> wouldn't it be great if barack obama campaigned for you? >> no, no, no. >> sarah palin. >> almost as farfetched -- we'll have more on that story in a little bit. but first new departments overnight in washington. two things. law enforcement this morning are keeping a close eye on arising wave of threats to democrats in congress who voted for health care reform. this as the debate over the

fixes to the health care bill took an up expecnexpected turn senate. nancy cordes has the latest. >> reporter: that's right, the senate was voting all night long and into the wee hours of this morning as senate democrats try to wrap up this reconciliation bill, the smaller package of fixes before they head home for recess. the senate democrats managed to strike down every single republican amendment keeping the bill largely intact so it would go back to the house for a vote, but it's expected to be fairly routine. for democrats there, has been another problem, threats that they've been getting since they voted yes for health care. >> you and your family are scum. >> we think you're a devil. >> i hope you die. >> reporter: these are just a sampling of the menacing voice mails bart stupak received after agreeing to rote fvote for the .

at least ten democrats have received violent threats. windows were smashed at the offices of gabrielle g ichifford louise slaughter. >> this kind of violence has no place in american life. >> reporter: tea party activists urged opponents to go to the congressman's home to express their displeasure with his yes vote. they even posted an address online, but the home belonged to the congressman's brother. the gas line was cut there and police are now investigating. >> i don't position anybody's seen this level of anger for quite a long time. we saw an anger on the left at president obama and the republican congress especially around the war in iraq, but nothing to this level. >> reporter: democrats accuse republicans of stoking the anger. they point to sarah palin's facebook page which uses cross

hairs to denote districts where vulnerable democrats voted for health care reform. don't retreat, instead, reload, palin told fellow conservatives on twitter. republican house leader john boehner has put out a paper statement denouncing some of these violent statements, but democrats want him to do more. they say republicans need to speak out to try to diffuse some of this anger. >> nancy, thank you. also on the hill this morning is the number two house democrat majority leader steny hoyer of maryland. good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> how seriously are your colleagues taking these threats? >> i think they're taking them very seriously. as you heard, some of the threats are very serious and a threat of bodily harm to members. i think it's appropriate that each one of us take this seriously. whether we've had threats made against us or not, clearly the

capital police and the fbi are taking them seriously and investigating. the bottom line is we need to be very careful in public life that our rhetoric does not turn to insigcitement of violence or violent acts. we have disagreements, sometimes strongly held beliefs differ, but at the core is that we to so several lly and peacefully and resolve our definites throu dif democratic means. >> some republicans have played this down saying it comes with the territory when you make a controversial decision, this is par for the course. do you agree with that point? >> well, no, i don't think it's par for the course. we've had a lot of serious disagreements on tax bills, on war and peace, and other matters. and i haven't seen the level of, frankly, threats or anger or threatening of violent acts that

i've seen recently. i think in part it's because the rhetoric that has been utilized with respect to this bill is far beyond i think la git maegitima debate. and people who are less constrained, less aware of the fact that debate can get hot, but it shouldn't get violent, but that they lead to a conclusion beyond what perhaps the speaker meant to imply. >> so what you would you leike o see from the republican leadership in. >> i think it's not just the republican leadership. i think all of us in leadership need to make it very clear to the american public, very few of which i think are participating in such acts on either side, we need to make it very clear that that's unacceptable in a democracy. in a democracy, we debate, we hold feelings strongly, and then we vote. dick agagephart used to say democracy is a suction tugs for

war. and what he meant is we he roof solve things not at the point of a gun, but through civil democratic means to reach consensus. and aboif we don't do that, we l deinvolve into a society that we won't like. >> the senate has sent back these fixes to the bill that became law, sent help bathem ba the house. will your colleagues approve these and when will it be on the president's desk? >> these are very technical rulings. the amendments that were offered have been rejected and i expect to get this bill back from the senate sometime later this afternoon and i would expect a couple of hours there after, we will have the bill on the floor for final passage and it will pass the house and be sent to the president. >> congressman steny hoyer, thank you so much. now a bombshell report on

the roman catholic sex abuse scandal. attorneys for a group of victims have released documents that show pope benedict and other top vatican officials knew about one abusive priest in milwaukee and did nothing. cbs news correspondent allen pizzey is in rome with the developing story. >> reporter: the newest abuse allegations come from documents in a lawsuit over a priest in wisconsin who abused between 150 and 200 children at a school for the de aechltaf over a period o years often during confession. they are being laid at the pete of pope benedict xvi almost literally. an organization staged a small it demonstration in front of st. pet peter's square this morning. >> we're here in st. peter's as survivors, all of us are members of s.n.a.p., and we were sexually abused as children. >> reporter: the section of the vatican that deals with such issues was headed at the time of

the abuse by pope benedict, then known as cardinal joseph rat zinger. the victims charge that he initially did not respond to letters from the diocese in wisconsin and instead of dealing with the offender, the vatican fought efforts by bishops to oust the predator in order to avoid a scandal. the priest, father lawrence murphy, was never reported to law enforcement, was transferred to another diocese and even wrote a letter asking for help to live out his old age in peace. neither cannon law nor the vatican guidelines on abuse prohibit chrnl officials from reporting abuse to civil authorities. in a letter about the scandal, pope benedict said there was a misplaced concern for the choice. he also said that priests must, quote, answer for their sinful and criminal acts before god and before properly constituted tribunals. the abuse victims who demonstrated here today say that the strat can is still withholding evidence that it got from the united states.

they want that evidence released. words they say aren't enough. they want some action. harry? >> allen pizzey in rome. thank you very much. now for the economy. there's good news for homeowners. bank of america has agreed to a $3 billion plan for its most troubled borrowers that could forgive up to 30% of their total mortgage balance. that's homeowners have to owe more than 120% of what their home is now worth. that's mortgages underwater. about 45,000 homeowners are expected to qualify. and we want to bring in jill schlesinger of cbs "moneywatch".com to see what it all means. good morning. this is big news for a lot of people. who exactly is impacted? >> remember that bank of america bought countrywide mortgage, so these are countrywide mortgages. so the folks that are available are the ones that had really the riskiest mortgages, subprime, the ones who really had sketchy credit. the people who had option

a.r.m.s, those are the folks that they're concentrating on. great progress. 45,000 home openers, but they have got 1.2 million loans that are in default right now. so it's a small fraction of the total. >> so good news for some people. a lot of these loans are in california, which is one say the hi of the states highly impacted. what do the borrowers get exactly? >> let's say you have a 250 houd mortgage. your house is worth $200,000. so the bank will say $50,000 we'll lop off what you owe. we'll put that $50,000 in a special account. for the next five year, we will forgive $10,000 a year and as long as you make your payments. but remember, this is just a pilot program. it's not for everyone. and i also should mention it's by invitation only. the bank must contact you you. you can't go call the bank. >> a lot of people out there

saying, oh, sorry. this is not necessarily out of the largess of this corporation because it originates from a turn general. >> remember martha coakley? she had waged a lawsuit against another mortgage lender and won. so this was going to be the next step was that she was going to potentially -- basically say i'm going to sue countrywide mortgage and now in order to avoid that, they come out and they do this program. by the way, a lot of other lenders had started looking at this. and it's not a broad based program. it's not faelaffecting governme loans. this is the way that experts believe the foreclosure problem will be abated ultimately. >> all right. we want to get more news right now. >> we turn our attention to the news desk where betty nguyen is standing by. good morning.

well, social security has reached a tipping point. this year for the first time, social security will pay out more than it receives in payroll taxes. that was expected to happen until 2016. the change will have no affect, though, on benefits according to the congressional budget office. the "new york times" reports thatpayments have risen because of unemployment and taking benefits sooner than planned. be prepared for eye popping theater price hikes. many theaters are raising ticket prices by 20% or more starting tomorrow. some movie goers here in new york get this will pay nearly 20 bucksimax movies. on to sarah palin. now it is reported that she has landed her own tv reality show. whit johnson has more now on alaska's former governor. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning.

well, opposing health care reform is only part of sarah pay will i be lynn's recent activity. palin is finding new ways to push her message and collect a healthy paycheck. %nn's recent activity. palin is finding new ways to push her message and collect a healthy paycheck. % palin the politician has palin the celebrity. >> picked up a gig playing tina fey. >> reporter: so popular, in fact, that john mccain, the republican presidential nominee, just two years ago, is seeking her he help in a primary against tea party favorite j.d. hey worth. >> you can imagine what this is like for him to have to ask her back to campaign for him? >> reporter: palin's popularity is also paying off at the bank. her best seller "going rogue" made an estimated $7 million. she's inked a multimillion-dollar deal with fox news. and now the discovery channel is reportedly producing her reality show about life in alaska to the

tune of $1 million an episode. >> she is making what she made in a year as the governor of alaska speaking for an hour, for one night. >> reporter: all this has many people wondering will sarah palin take up the call from her supporters to run, sarah, run. it certainly hasn't ruled out the possibility. >> i won't close a door that perhaps could be open in the future. >> reporter: but in a recent cbs news poll, 71% of americans said the former alaska governor should not run. >> the more fun she has and certainly her right, the harder it is to run for president. >> reporter: sarah palin is scheduled to campaign for john mccain this weekend. it will be their first time on stage together since conceding the presidential race in 2008. betty in. >> we'll be watching. thank you. and funeral services are being planned for actor robert culp. his long a rear included hit movies like "bob and carol and

ted and alice" and the series i spy oig. "i spy" co-star bill cosby, the first african-american to star in a tv drama. culp died after collapsing outside his hollywood home yesterday. he was 79. let's get and you cheyou a e weather. >> we got big changes coming to the forecast map, so let's get right to it. lower midwest, ohio valley, as you head to the deep south, we are going to see some sloppy, rainy weather. and places like nashville and montgomery into atlanta, we could see some potentially violent weather, too. so we'll keep an eye on it. then all of this stuff moves where? towards the northeast. boss top, you'll wind up with over ten inches of rain in march. then cold air will sweep across portions of the upper midwest into the northeast, as well. by friday morning in shall locations you could be actually looking at a rainy, snowy mix.

it will be not perfect weather. and long range forecast actually shows more rain for the northeast as you head to next monday. we'll watch that. northwest sees some shower activity. southwest, the place to be. 17 past the hour. that's your first look at the weather. still ahead, the battle over the video showing the final gruesome moments of that seaworld trainer killed by a

whale. we'll talk to the attorney who is trying to keep it private. also, be careful how much you reveal on facebook. we'll ask a couple why they believe that a facebook friend is the within seone seen on thi video burglarizing their home. plus new skin cancer research could mean new government rules. we'll have that story, too, when we come back. at sharp, our goal is to reproduce every color in the world on tv. introducing quattron quad pixel technology. it adds a fourth color, yellow, to the standard rgb color system, creating a vast array of colors you can't see with your tv's three color technology. but, you can see this. whoa! oh my. [ male announcer ] quattron from sharp. you have to see it, to see it. [ engineer laughs ]

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another nice crowd out on the plaza and a beautiful spring day. we'll be out there in a little while to say hi to everybody. >> panther pride. >> welcome back to "the early show." >> i've been guilty of this, a lot of people don't hesitate to post on facebook or twitter what they're doing. you might not want it to do that when you hear the story we have coming up. a couple goes out for a concert and when they get home, they realize their house has been burglarized. they watch surveillance video and they think they recognize would not one the burglars as a guy who friended them on facebook. so we'll have an exclusive

interview with keri and kurt. they did not write out on facebook that they were going out of up to for this interview. also ahead, a possible crack done on tanning beds. the fdas has always said inside tanning is safe. you now it's considering new rules based on research showing connection to skin cancer. but first the ongoing battle of the video showing the death of the trainer killed by a whale at seaworld. it's now at the center of a very public court case. kelly cobiella has the latest. >> reporter: dawn brancheau's family sat quietly wednesday as circuit court judge dlab rated whether the security court tapes and potentials of brancheau's death should be released. seaworld, brancheau's employer, supports the family's request for privacy. >> the risk is simply too high to allow them released in public. the internet has changed things

and there are individuals wlos will do disturbing things with this videos. >> reporter: brancheau was killed february 24th when tilikum grabbed the 40-year-old by her pony tail and dragged her into the water. tilikum has been involved in two other deaths. another traener in canada in 1991 and again in 1999 when a homeless man entered the whale's pool. seaworld admits it knew its violence history. last week the same judge issued a temporary restraining order on the videos preventing their release. now brancheau's family and seaworld want the order to become permanent. >> the issue before this court is what happens to those records when they are through with their job. >> reporter: kelly cobiella, cbs news, miami. john medicals medicals john the attorney for dawn withdrawn cho's family. how is the family holding up?

>> it's hard for to us emergency what it's like for us to deal with the death of a close family member and then at the same time deal with the possible publication of that actual death. they're holding up as well as you can expect right now. >> you have seen the video. how would you describe it? >> it's a horrific individual of an individual's death. i think the important part of this from a legal point of view is it's incredibly intrusive and horrific to the family being but it doesn't really add anything to a public debate.but it doesn't really add anything to a public debate. >> has the family seen it. >> >> no, they have not. >> and the most important thing about why you would want to prevent it from becoming public is trusion on the family. and the new world puts this type of thing on youtube. and it's a permanent intrusion and harm to a family that years from now, their children, their grandchildren, their aunlts and uncles can see this type of thing. and it's continually harmful.

the world is different today. >> would it be agreeable to you or the family that at least some members of the press would be allowed to view the video, not messily make copies of it, because this is, after all, the subject of and ongoing investigation, there may be some negligence involved, maybe even malfeasance. would it be agreeable to you for some members of the press to view in that way? >> we're talking to members of the press for ways to uphold the public's right to know and the press' interest in var pi indication of the truth. there are a number of ways to do that. the judge can view the video. keep in mind that there are public agencies now, the sheriff's department, the medical examiner, that are reviewing these tapes and they will issue written reports. those written reports will be public. so the goal of holding accountable and making sure that these investigations are thorough can probably be

accomplished in a couple of ways. but, yes, we're talking to the press. i will mention that in the earnhardt case in, death of dale earnhardt, the press was able -- we worked with the press and had an expert view -- >> because just to refresh people's memory, his autopsy photos were banned from public view. but were made available for the press to see. >> they were made available for an expert to review with the agreement of the press. and that report was made public. >> all right. mr. mill, we thank you very much for your time morning. >> thank you. dave is at the weather board. and his focus is singular.osit the weather. >> i'm trying to keep an eye on what's happening on the maps. this is right out of me dorm room and attached to the weather map today.

go big red. i will see you in syracuse tonight. >> what's the forecast for cornell? >> clear sailing straight through, full court. let's go to the happens and see what's happening. we've got some big problems rolling in to sections of the southern half of the country. let's say throughout the gulf coast and over through areas of georgia georgia, even in to the carolinas, you'll see heavy rain. possibility of some hail in some locations and high winds today. then tomorrow, really cold air through the northwest or or sections, excuse me, of the upper midwest and into areas of new england, as well. where you could see

that's a quick look at your weather picture. we have more mountain snow headed to the rockies. >> did you graduate? >> what do you mean did i graduate? i failed statistics, but i did graduate. >> did you play sports? >> did i play sports? i took a year of figure skating because i had to because i missed out on gym signup. i'm not proud of it but i did take a year of miss fitness as every cornell student has to. i just got stuck in figure skating. >> all right, dave. >> i'm just being honest. everything you also was full. okay. still ahead here this morning, we'll switch gears. i'm sure we will discuss cornell again, but first, this really interesting story about this facebook burglary. we have a couple who is here this morning, very upset because

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this morning we have a hard lesson in friendship. facebook style. this morning police are searching for two men who ransacked a home in new albany, indiana after the homeowners posted on face fwhook they wouldn't be there for the night. and the scariest part is that they believe one of their online friends is responsible. kerry mcmull will not and kurt pendleton last home for a concert, but not before telling their facebook friends in a post. luckily for them they had recently installed a surveillance system in their hole. at 8:42, two burglars entered the home using a screwdriver to forces open a book door. the cameras caught the entire episode on tape pft individual skro shows the two men going through mcyou mullen's purse and stealing a television right off the wall. they're seen driving away with a laundry basket filled with the stolen goods. after posting images of the

suspects on facebook, mclullen realized one of them had friended her about six months ago. she says he grew up across the street from her and she hasn't seen him in more than 20 years. keri and kurt are here exclusively this morning. good morning to you both. with friends like these, who needs enemies, huh ? >> exactly. >> did you even give it a second thought about posting where you were going for the night? >> no i do it every day. >> and now in heeindsight in. >> i haven't been on there since. >> so then you get home, you watch the surveillance video and you take matters in to your own hands posting the images online. what kind of response do you get? >> of course people were saying they were sorry. i had one person say that they thought it was particular person, that the person's thought been i.d.ed by the cops yet, so we're not 100% sure. i have a lot of friends on there that i don't talk to on a regular basis that's from high school.

so that's why the camera is out there and their faces are on tv. so hopefully he can be i.d.ed. >> but after that person said, hey, this looks like so-and-so who is your facebook friend, did you agree, did you think, yeah that looks like that person? >> yes, i looked at his page. i had not looked at his page at all. and i hadn't seen this person at all in a long time. and he has twin if it's not him. >> and if we didn't get him on camera, you would never in a million years suspected him. >> and it's amazing that you did because hadn't you you just installed that camera? >> not even for a week prior. and for another reason. we were just trying to see people coming and going during the day. >> because you're selling your hou house. >> yeah, i wanted to see who was coming because something got broken that was important to her so i said i'm going to install these cameras and be done. so four days later we're

catching someone on camera stealing everything on the first floor pretty much. >> it looks like they're pinning up big electronics. what did they take ta that heards the most? >> i had my grandmother's ring that she left when i was probably pour when she passed away. it was her wedding band. and it was in our bedroom in a jewelry box. and they took that. that's the only thing that's not replaceable. so i would really like to have that back. >> sense you think you know who it is, have police made any progress at all? >> helped that they have leads and they are talking to witnesses. that's all they'll release right now. >> what are you learned from this, both of you, and what do you hope that people will learn? >> i think the social networkings are good to have. you just have to be smart about it. because just because you're trustworthy and a nice person does not mean everyone on your facebook is. so you you can't put your address -- my address wasn't even listed or your phone number or that you're home alone or going out of town.

>> because just because you called them facebook friends didn't really mean they're your friends. >> correct. i have a lot of those on my page. >> well, betwe good luck. if any of you have any information on this burglary, please called floyd county sheriff's department at 812-948-5407. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. this year, i did my taxes on my own with turbo tax, and i went in to an h&r block. they found an education credit that i missed.

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welcome back to "the early show" on this thursday morning. so much enthusiasm, this crowd from michigan in town paying us a visit. welcome back to "the early show." i'm maggie rodriguez with harry smith and dave price. >> and all matching sweat shirts. >> because they notice that we tend to forget what day it is, so on their sweat shirts, right, it's 3/25/10. >> i thought it was in april?

>> no, we're in march. and it has to do with going green and so does one of our segments. if you bought a new energy efficient appliance, it turns out you need to know how to use them. they're a lot different than their older counterparts. so this morning we'll have a user's guide with susan koeppen. also an update on skin cancer and tanning beds. we've actually had tans beds and done segments on this so often. we found that a rise in the cases of melanoma, spiking crazily high. the government is thinking about new rules on indoor tank. new research finds stronger connections to cancer. but first we'll check in with bet i nguyen at the news desk. it's not what did testimonies wanted, but the bill is going back to the house.

the senate worked past 2:00 this morning. democrats turned back dozens of amendments designed to derail the bill, but republicans found two minor provisions concerning grants for college students that violate budget rules. the senate will vote on the changes later today, then send the revised bill back to the house for final approval. anger over the reform bill has boiled over, at least ten democrats who voted for the measure report receiving some sort of threat. the windows of four congressional offices had bricking hurled through them and there have been let thing phone calls, as well. this morning house majority leader steny hoyer told maggie that the violence is not par for the course. >> we've had a lot of serious disagreements on tax bills, on war and peace, and other matters. and i haven't seen the level of, frankly, threats or anger or threat anything of violent acts that i've seen recently. >> now, in a statement, house republican leader john boehner

said violence and threats are unacceptable. let's take you to the latest round of abuse charges against roman catholic clergy and the fallout affecting pope benedict himself. the case involves a priest who molested as many as 200 boys over more than 25 years at a business which is school for the deaf. the "new york times" reports that wisconsin bishops appealed to the future pope for help, but that they were ignored. civil authorities say they can't take action now because the statute of limitations has expired. i spoke morning with the national director. >> they can't say because of some arbitrary time limit he has no obligation to protect other vulnerable children. that's morally irresponsible. >> so what do you want to see happen now? >> the pope has to disclose you how he handled those cases because otherwise he has no authority, no moral clout over other bishops and clernhurch les

to demand how they deal with crimes. >> it's important to note that the priest in question was never dismissed and died in 1998. so if you want to make things miserable for commuter, how about landing your plane on a freeway during rush hour. it happened east of los angeles. no one was hurt, but just look at that. traffic backed up for miles and miles. and another odd traffic hazard yesterday in california. a herd of horses got loose south of san diego. don't see this every day. finally, though, they were corralled and there was no harm done to man or beast. and scientists got a stunning view of an active volcano in southern eice land. there are fears that it could trigger a larger volcano some 12 miles away.land. there are fears that it could trigger a larger volcano some 12 miles away. an amazing sight. let's take you back outside

to another pretty good sight. nice crowd. dave price is outside with a look at the weather. nice to see you. got a great crowd out here all the way from plymouth, michigan. so your name is -- >> lindsey. >> so, lindsay, when the may flower landed in plymouth, how did everyone begin to disburse and weaned up in new england? >> i don't know. >> and the history classes there are particularly spectacular. nice to see you guys, every. the panthers showing their pride today and watching out for planet earth. let's go to the maps. it looks like we'll see some rain rolling in to areas around the pacific northwest, once again another low is beginning to move its way in-land. here in the northeast, it's nice today, but another dose of rain rolls in our direction. why? well, it looks like that mess which we see, that low pressure

system through areas from the ohio valley down to the gulf coast is going to begin to push northward and that will bring most likely some shower activity which could wind up totaling in boston ten inches of rain or more for the month of march. great place to be, the southeast right now. we are going to see some shower activity today, but it's going to be beautiful as we head into tomorrow and saturday. perfect time to get out there and seed and fertilize,

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"health watch," indoor tans and cancer. 30 million americans visit indoor tanning salons each year. this morning the fda is holding a hearing on proposed stricter regulations based on new research linking tanning beds to

skin cancer. elaine quijano has one woman's caution their tale. >> reporter: at 21, any com tamney was a veteran of tanning a sa lons. she's traded her regular tanning sessions for doctor visits after being diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. what was your reaction? >> it was leak a scene from the movie, the phone fell out of my head, dropped to the floor crying. it was just -- i think oncologists and cancer are the two scariest words. >> reporter: emergency surgery left her with a six inch scar on her back. now she's awaiting the results of another biopsy. >> i don't eat, i don't sleep, because one more phone call could be just how it was last year. >> reporter: but dermatologists believe the dangers are clear. they say using indoor tanning beds before age 35 increases a person's risk of melanoma by 75%. nearly 69,000 new cases of

melanoma were diagnosed last year and more than 8600 people died. >> like my mom telling me, oh, don't tan, it's cancer in a box. >> reporter: nicole hopes today's fda hearings lead to more awareness of the dangers. tanning salon owner jan meshon argues the government already has enough regulations in place. >> we already are a well regulated industry that does a lot of self policing and responsible tanning salons like ours are a great place a lot of people enjoy. >> reporter: nicole tamney is in the clear for now. >> very relieved. but i know that there's going to be more. >> reporter: but she has to be checked out every three months in case the cancer comes back. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> imagine that every three months. dr. jennifer ashton is here now with advice on preventing skin cancer. especially now. spring break coming up, a lot of people heading to tan sning sals

because they want a pre-tan. is there such a they think as a safe tan? >> if you ask the dermatologists, harry, the answer is an unequivocal know. we have to understand that every time our skin gets dark, it is reflecting on the cellular level damage that potentially can lead to car sin know gwennic changes. >> so caution, causes. >> proceed at your own risk. >> let's talk about things people need to be mindful of in terms of skin cancer because it can pop up almost overnight. >> that's correct. and we have to emphasize people should get formal skin checks by a dermatologist yearly and should you also examine your own body, have a family member or partner examine your body. and what you're looking for are key warning signs. number one, a change or an increase in the size or thickness of a mole or spot. the other thing is a change in color or texture of the mole.

you want it to be regular and not irregular. also, an irregularity in the border. that's where we talk about the asymmetry and if it's larger than a quarter of an inch, which is about the tie diameter of a pencil eraser, that could also be a warning sign.ie diameter o pencil eraser, that could also be a warning sign.e diameter of pencil eraser, that could also be a warning sign.diameter of a pencil eraser, that could also be a warning sign. >> so many times as we've done these segments, they've said i thought it was going to go away and it seemed -- i wasn't sure if it was getting bigger or not. that is absolutely the time to rush to the dermatologist. >> without delay. and the only way a dermatologist will know for sure is by didding a doing is biopsy, which is a relatively painless procedure. people get lulled into a false sense of security that only fair skinned people are at risk. not true. african-americans, latino, even hoe they are much lower incidence of melanoma, it can actually be more deadly and they do get it. so this really applies to everyone. >> how much sunscreen should we use if we are going to expose

ourselves to the sun? >> more than you think you're using. first of all, you want to apply the sunscreen with a high spf. i recommend well over the number 30. about 15 to 30 minutes before you go outside. the amount is actually -- >> before you go outside? >> and it needs to be a sosh into your skin. otherwise if you future on while you're on the beach or wheel you're in the tanning bed, it's too late. and this is the amount. for one application, it's about the amount in a shot glass. so you should be going through a bottle pretty fast. >> how interesting. >> reporter but sometimes people say i need my vitamin d. >> that excuse doesn't fly. yes, you can get vitamin d from sun, but also safely from a supplement. >> or a glass of ashton, thank u very much. up next, follow our directions and you'll get the best out of your new appliances. we'll be right back.

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millions have switched from old appliances to new energy official models with help from $300 million in rebates. these new machines have some basic differences that swhee although about. susan koeppen is hear this morning with there with the dos don'ts. >> so we have three energy star appliances. we should say that all of these tips came from industry experts. so let's get started first with the dishwasher. >> i'm about to say something that is going to change the way millions of american do their dishes. you no longer need to rinse your plates. >> i do not believe you. >> you can scrape away the food,

but do not rinse. you actually need the dirt and the grime on your plates for the machine to work properly. the season needs something to stick to. >> have youest eses estested th? >> do i ni do not rinse. >> and how much season do you need? >> very little. if there's lots of suds, that is a bad thing. so use a very little amount. because what you're basically doing is putting a lot of soapy residue on your plates. also think about using a rinse agent. all the experts said use a rinse agent. it will make your dishes look much better. >> so this is the rinse agent. how do you load the dishwashers? >> when you're loading the dishes, first talking about the utensils, forks and spoons, you want the handle down. you want to mix them up so they don't nest together. knife, you want the handle up,

really a safety issue. and then when you're loading the dishes, you want big things on the outside and backs, like a cookie sheet. and everything facing in. you want all the deirty dishes oig to face in towards the center. >> sometimes the dishwasher gets a weird smell. is there a cure for that? >> open up the top rack, put in a cup of vinegar and run a full cycle. >> by itself? >> yes, all by itself. >> all right. let's move over here to this fancy washer. what do we need to know about the front loading ones? >> you'll save about 5,000 gallons of water a year, so that's a major -- >> that's fantastic. >> but also use very little season. aga soap. sles more. for a front loading machine, all you need is a table spoon of soap. >> are you talking about concentrate some had. >> and very important, if you have one of the new machine, you have to by laundry detergent

that says h.e. on the front. i won't name name, but we is a co-worker who did not use h.e. soap, he ruined his machine. >> was it harry? >> no, but he's pretty high ranking and he said what's wrong with my machine. and i said did you use h.e. >> all right. so thighs are bhow much more ar in there? >> the water use is down, the capacity has grown. but when you load the machine, you want to be able to close the door easily. you don't want to try to smash so much in there that you have trouble closing the door. >> what if this gets smelly and mol moldy? >> after every year, you need to take a towel and you need to actually wipe down this plastic ring, pull it back and wipe in there. and wipe this. and then leave it open. leave the door open so it can sort of dry out. also, you can run a cup of bleach by itself once a month to

get -- >> bleach in cold water you taught me once. not hot. let's move over to the dryer. >> high efficiency. something that the experts told us which may shock some people when it comes to dryer sheets, just use one. >> people use more than that? >> people take a ton and just throw them in. >> i use one. okay. so slless is more again. and the pill tfilter, you need clean it every single team. and watch this every six months. scrub it down with a nylon brush with warm soapy water. >> are these rebates still available? it depends on the state. some are out of money already. >> thank you very much. we'll put more information on our website. still ahead, a tour of

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it's not every day on the plaza you have an artist who is not only accomplished, but is also as sultry and soulful as a joss stone. >> so true. thesigning automatic graphs. and at 1 2 2, she's already amuse he can vetera music veteran. she started at the age of 14. today she's compared to arena franklin. she has her fourth al about hbud

she's hear to sing us song. >> also young ben stiller will be along. >> love him. >> not exactly the broad com biwe associate him with, but we'll talk about that. >> plus braids are back in a big way. >> think about it, harry. think about it. >> celebrity stylist johnny lavoy is here to show you how to take this trend and make it your own. >> when you were a kid, it was all the rage. apparently we can as adults, as well. how about a final cornell/kentucky big day, big night -- >> big competition. i'm catching a lot of flack, but i love that school. i really hope they do great tonight. and i think we'll see an upset in the ncaa.

>> right here on cbs tonight. >> and remember you said you were going to wear the kentucky sweat shirt. >> i will do that monday when i'm back. only if they lose. >> right. but she's betting on them losing is basically what she's telling you. >> misguided poor young woman. let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening around the country. it looks like a gorgeous day here in the northeast. we like it. but keep in meein mind as you h areas in the southeast and into the ohio valley and down towards the southern plains, could you see some strong storms begin to roll through. they're all pushing eastward rapidly and by the team ime we to tonight and tomorrow, new england will be dealing with cold weather and precipitation. early snow a possibility tomorrow. then it will clear on out. plenty of mountain snow in the northern rockies and back to the west. stormy conditions by the team

you he time you head into the overnight in the southwest but a temporary condition thanks for coming all the way from plymoutplymouth, michi. harry, back inside to you. ben stiller is a genuine hollywood leading man. his movies have brought in close to $5 billion at the box office.

but his new movie, greenberg oig, is a bit of a departure for help. teller play as lost soul who meets a young one who may help him find his way. >> i'm impressed by you. >> in what way? >> i don't know. you seem very teen doing nothing. it's like you didn't feel the pressure to be successful. i mean by other people's standards. >> you know i almost had a record deal when i got out of college. i haven't done nothing. i want to be doing nothing. i'm doing nothing deliberately. >> and ben stiller is with us this morning. good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm well. who is -- roger greenberg is not so well, hothough. >> no, he's at a point where he has to come to terms with what hasn't happened for him. >> this woman in there with you is an amazing -- between the two of you --

>> she's an a ez mading actress and this is her first film like this this. she's done smaller interest digital movie, but, yeah, it's a romance between he's two people, an unlikely romance. and the writer/director is interested in showing real people, complicated characters. and imperfect people who can come together. >> for you, you make bigger movies, broader movies. this is very, very specific. >> yeah. it was exciting to get the script because he is interested in writing complex people and finding the humanity in them and finding the moments that are really just about people interacting and how we affect each other. probably one of my favorite experiences ever. >> a lot of stuffy want to talk to you about, not the least of which is one of your again amazing cameo appearances at the academy awards. >> oh, yeah. >> there is a picture. >> how long did it take you to you get into that? >> it took a few hours. it was really getting out of it,

trying to shake it, trying to shake the character. >> did you find yourself walking away speaking navi for days? >> yeah. >> i thought it was navi with a wr british accent. >> and i understand that your charitable pound days foundatio interested in haiti. we were there. one of the had thithings you na in on, they need schools. >> every on tin the long term i important to be building schools for these kids and having places -- schools are more than just schools. they're places for people to congregate and have basic services that they need. so we're working with a group called architecture for humanity to build temporary schools down there over the next couple years.

>> that's really huge. because everything is gone. >> yeah. you were down there. and i was down there in july before the quake and they already were in pretty bad shape. but it's an amazing country. there's a vibrancy, the music, the art. and i'm hopeful that this is going to end up being a turning point. >> a couple other things very quickly. there's a fokkers sequel? >> yeah, there is, tentatively titled little fokkers. i'm not sure if that will stick, but we'll see. >> and i also read that there is at possibility of a return to zoo land. >> yes, there is. we're working on the script. tulamder or z-2, i don't know. but, yeah, i'm excited about that. >> extraordinary little movie. >> thank you. yeah, happy to be a part of it. >> thanks for stopping by. >> good to see you. now here's maggie.

there's a new fashion twist this spring. braids have become the hottest new hair trend. we've seen them on hollywood a listers. this morning "us weekly" jumps on the band wagon and here to show us is johnny lavoy. good morning. >> good morning. >> so you'll show us a couple of braids. when we being about braids, weer being young girls being braids. can women really wear braids? >> absolutely. they aren't just for pippy longstocking anymore. you can go from fun and funky to simple and chic. >> and the proof is right here. it be looks kind of complicated to pull off. it's not your standard braid. >> it sully isn't that complicated. it looks a lot more complicated than it is. and this look is great for the younger hipster who wants to

look fashionable but she just threw herself together. the way this braid is done is just with two strands versus the traditional three. >> is that all it is? >> you just take little hair from one side, pass it over to the next, pass over, alternate sides and that's it. but what you want to do, this is kind of the undone look. so this order to get that undone look, you want to rough it up. so it's okay if you have pieces falling out. after it's braided, you just want to kind of separate it and rough it up a bit. and there's no -- it doesn't have to be perfect. >> so it looks a little bit puffy. >> more fashion pord this this way. it's called the undone braid. >> let's go to lisa who doesn't have like me long hair, but she can still wear a braid, as well. >> absolutely. i chose lisa because she has short hair and i want people to know that if you have short hair, you can still take part in the trends. and what i did was actually made

lisa a braid out of some synthetic hair that you can get really cheaply. i put her hair in a pony tail. all you need is hair long enough to get in a pony tail. and then it's just simply putting the braid on. it's really beautiful because you can wear this with a pair of jeans or with a beautiful summer dress. >> i think joss stone likes that. oh, she's braiding her hair. >> see, a couple hair pins in the back. >> that's adorable. so this is a big spring trend. the braids are everywhere. eleg? >> and it's humidity fremdly. humidity is not always the girl's best hair friend. so it's a great way to control hair and humidity and make it visually more interesting to look at. >> i love it.

lisa, you look great. christy finally is going to have a true bun. >> and you watch the award season at all, you saw that buns were everywhere. and this look is really a classic look, but we'll put a fashion twist on it. what i first did is i just fenkfenk finger combed her hair to give it texture. so you just run your fingers rough it, you braid it. you secure it after it's braided. i'll braid pretty fast here. >> and then you just wrap it around. >> and then similar to what we did with the feishtail, you wan to add volume to it so it doesn't look too tight. you don't want it too tight. so all you have to do is wrap,

tuck. >> beautiful. >> and christy is good to go. let's see what joss thinks. thumbs up? >> lovely. i like this one in the middle. >> you could have fun with joss' hair. >> always been a fan of your had. >> what about the hippie trend, the one on the side? >> there's no limits. >> see, she did it. all right. thank you, joss, thank you, ladies. and now back to harry. >> looks lovely, thank you. kensington palace, the last home of princess diana, has been a london landmark for four centuries. tomorrow it become more accessible to the general public opening a magical exhibit called the enchanted palace. "early show" special correspondent amanda holden is there with a preview. amanda, good morning. >> reporter: hello, hear arry, i'm climbing the stairs being

looked down upon by painting over 300 years before here is a dress created by vivian westwood for princess charlotte. over 17 of the rooms here have been transformed in to an his or rick fantasy world. welcome to the enchanted palace. our memory of kensington palace is of a lawn you covered with flowers as people mourned the death of princess diana. now new serb shans are blowing off the could be webs and shaking out the secrets of this 400-year-old palace. in this room sleep aspirin says. and reinventing it. costume designers were asked to create a new dress if each princess who lived here. and here dresses they say are the color of time inspired by brass clockwork. a cabinet of curiosities.

>> i think we still have prince charles and diana in the house. >> wow, it's like nania. this is incredible this room. >> reporter: here the artists have chosen outfits owned by princess margaret and princess diana. herself embellished with feathers. that's a wonderful image of her sort of being free and dancing and being happy. this is queen victoria's room. >> a room in which she slept with her mother until she was over 18 years old. >> reporter: oh, that's my idea of a nightmare. plastic soldiers replaced lead soldiers in this royal playroom where would be-kings never lost a battle. >> we're allowed to play. one, two, three. whee! actually, that's not as much damage as i was hoping for.

i am such a princess. my whole family will vouch for me on that. i feel so at home here. there's enough space, i think i might move in. >> is there a rumor this place was haunted. >> reporter: actually, i just spoke as to one of the actors working here and they said that in another room, there is a painting of a mrs. elliott who was a servant and she is apparently rumored to sort of do a ghostly did you say, dust, i suppose. >> so kensington palace, now open to the public. you go into these rooms. but do any members of the royal family still live wilwill? >> reporter: we have duck and dusch chess and prince michael, as well. and i'm actually stand

management room whiing in the room we featured, but just behind me is where queen victoria was baptized when she was little. >> lots of history. i'll left you be. you look very comfortable there thank you so much. and now music royalty. joss stone burst on to the scene when she was just 14 sinking like a motown legend. now 22, she's sold 1 10 million albums around the world and she's on tour after the release of her fourth cd called "colour me free." and joss is here with jamie hartman to perform the latest single "stalemate."

♪ did i let you down? ♪ ♪ no ♪ did i give you up? ♪ no ♪ so what's it all about now? ♪ was it not enough? ♪ no, no, no ♪ it's alright, yeah ♪ it's okay, yeah ♪ it's alright with me ♪ i'll be fine, yeah ♪ i don't mind, yeah ♪ i'll pretend at least ♪ but if you give me something then i'll believe it ♪ ♪ give me something and i will wait ♪

♪ but if you give me nothing ♪ ♪ i can't help feeling i'm in stalemate with you ♪ ♪ stalemate with you ♪ used to pick me up, yeah ♪ like a sunken pill ♪ and i've been thinking it through ♪ ♪ and we worked so well ♪ but it feels wrong, yeah ♪ when i'm strong alone, yeah ♪ strong alone by you

♪ and the words you say, yeah ♪ just to get your way, yeah ♪ well, they just won't do ♪ you got to ♪ give me something then i'll believe it ♪ ♪ give me something and i will wait ♪ ♪ but if you give me nothing ♪ i can't help feeling i'm in stalemate with you ♪ ♪ oh, i'm in stalemate ♪ oh, i'm in stalemate, baby ♪ stalemate with you >> wow p ii. i felt that. good to see you again. >> good to see you, too. >> i love your voice, as well,

jamie. what are the key characters that you look for when you're looking for a good match? >> they have to mean it. and he definitely means it. it has to be soul fusoulful. i'm not stuck in one steel. just don't do it if you don't mean it. >> and you've been soleful sense 14. how is that possible? >> people asked me that a lot when i was younger. how is it that you can be emotional when you're so young. ebl th i believe that i was more emotional when i was young. >> you get better and better. we'll talk more when we c

why do you perform barefoot? >> i just want to be

comfortable, i guess. >> betty and i not willing to lose the heels. thank you,