breaking news. four coal miners i unaccounted were found dead overnight. dashing hopes of an 11th hour rescue. >> we did not southwest miracle we prayed for. the court's most liberal member is retiring. who will the president choose to replace justice stevens and will congress fight him every step of the way in. lost in space. a 7-year-olded a don't don'ted russian boy is put on a plane and sent back by his american mom with little more than a note. how did this adoption happen and how did he travel halfway around the world by himself? tiger's time? halfway through the master, tiger woods back in the swing and near the top of the leader board. can he come back from his

self-imposed exile with a win? all that and more on "the early show" this saturday morning all that and more on "the early show" this saturday morning april 10th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs welcome to "the early show" here on a saturday morning. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm rebecca jarvis in for erica hill. and we have two breaking news stories. sgr t sgr. >> the bodies of four messing miners were found. >> and a deadly crash killed the president of poland and his wife along with dozens of others. first let's begin in west virginia. jim axelrod has the latest on this coal mine disaster.

>> reporter: good morning. early this morning rescue workers confirmed what had been feared here all week that yes, those four missing miners were indeed dead. conditions were so bad inside the mine, so much smoke and so much dust, that those rescue teams had actually walked past the bodies of these mean miners their first trip on monday. just after midnight, a grim governor joe manchin of west virginia matt announcement. >> we did not receive the miracle we prayed for. we have accounted for four miners that had been unaccounted for. we have a total of 29 brave miners who we're recovering at this time. we have been spending time with the family as you can tell. it's a very difficult time, they're strong, loving and good people, but very, very hard times. >> reporter: you heard the governor talk there about 29

miners. seven bodies were taken out right after the explosion, that mean 2/2 more have to come out of the mine. no time table on that. a community wide memorial is set for tomorrow. >> jim al ex-rod for us in west virginia. thank you very much. if other news, john paul stevens said on friday he will retire this summer after nearly 35 years. some republicans are promising a tough fight if president obama nominates someone they consider too liberal to replace him. cbs news chief legal correspondent jan crawford with the latest on this story. >> reporter: well, the white house said it wants to move quickly to replace him, but whether the senate moves quickly to confirm him or the nominee is going to depend partly on who the president picks. when justice jop paul stevens joined the court 35 years ago, he was considered a moderate conservative. now he's seen as a solid liberal. >> i don't like try to change the law. i just think it's part of the

job of the justice to explain his or her vote. >> reporter: with the nine justices often split along ideological hines, stevens led the left wing on key issues, affirming abortion right, upholding apif i have difference action, banning the death penalty in certain cases, limiting presidential war powers. his announce want comes on the heels of a bitter health care debate between the white house and congress, would not that could play out again as the presidented mom natures a replacement. >> i hope the senate will move quickly in the coming weeks to debate and then confirm my nominee. >> reporter: sources say the white house already has a short list of potential nominees. those include elay in kagan, former dean of the harvard law school, well regarded by some conservatives. die an wood, a chicago federal appeals judge, highly respected, a university of texas law graduate. and merrick garland, a federal

appeals court judge in washington, d.c. who is considered more moderate on criminal issues. but one thing any successor won't get is the kind of confirmation justice stevens had. he was confirmed just 19 days after he was nominated and the vote was unanimous. >> don't see that happening this team around. let me ask you right off the bat, who is the front-runner of t the three that you mentioned? >> reporter: i think this depends on what kind of fight this white house wants, and i don't think they want one. merrick garland would probably be the easiest to confirm, but there are a lot of voices calling for a woman. and that points i think to ekagan. she hired a lot of conservative law professors. so you remember there are only two of those nine justices are women. a lot of calls for another woman on that supreme court.

>> does the president go with who he thinks will get the smoother confirmation or the person he would rather fill the seat with? it's got to be tough for him to decide how big a fight he wants. >> reporter: that's a great question and it always factors into these picks. what they'll try to come is get the best nominee possible from a liberal perspective, the most progressive. but also the one who is probably going to be the least of a fight. so it's almost like you plot it out on a bar graph, whold be the best, but also the easiest to confirm. if they plot that out, that paints to kagan. >> thank you so much for taking the time. good to see you. we have other breaking news stories this morning. elaine quijano is at the news desk this morning. good morning. as we mentioned earlier, there is breaking news out of western russia. authorities say there this are no survivors after a plane

carrying president electrlech kaczyns kaczynski's plane crashed. >> reporter: we have conflicting reports on the number killed, but the latest we understand from the russian emergency men industry is that the in that killed is 96. the local authorities are saying that the pilot may have been to blame. we know there was very heavy fog when this plane tu 154 was attempting to land. it had come from warsaw, it was attempting to land in very heavy fog. around three or four attempts at actually handing on the runway were taken. and from the picture that we have seen, the entire plane was shattered. the debris spread across a wide area of the information rest and the plane itself was carrying a very large delegation of polish officials, the highest officials in government. of course the president himself, lech kaczynski, his wife, maria, the army chief of staff, the

deputy foreign minister, such a large portion of poland's government has effectively been wifd out. >> tragic story. amanda walker, thank you. the southern republican leadership conference continue this is weekend in new orleans where tonight the 3500 tell gats will make their picks for the 2012 presidential election. there are nine possible dats on the ballot include being pal palin. tiger woods continues to show no signs of rust of after his nearly five month break from professional golf. heading in to today's third round, he is just two strokes off the lead. joining us now is armen keteyian. >> reporter: those looking for an omen might want to look at the fact that halfway through this masters, tiger woods has the best score of his four previous wins here about to add

a thrilling chap it ter to his season opera story. friday's second round with the kind of nail biting drama delivered only at the hollowed grounds of august gus take. woods was in the thick of it, birdieing three holes, ending the day at six under par for the championship, just two shots behind the leaders. >> do you leak your splike your board? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: almost sure to shatter golf's all-time ratings reco record. >> if he can get himself in to contention and possibly win, you're talking about some of the biggest ratings we've ever seen. >> reporter: the world has seen a different side of woods. more engaging, embracing the thousands captivating his come back. >> i'm right there and we've got

36 more holes and i'm sure the golf course, they're not going to make it easy for us. >> reporter: to me it's almost a second career, a second chance. at his age with his strength and his capabilities and game, he might set phenomenal records. >> reporter: tiger woods will h tee off at 2:35 p.m. he's in the second to the last group and he'll be playing with k.j. choi of korea. that's who he playered with if in the first two rounds. and he has a history of really turning it on on saturdays here at >> fast nature to go watch. thanks. a stunning story continues to make headlines. a 33-year-old american mom put her adopted son on a plane back to russia. her reason? she says he was too difficult to handle. richard roth has the latest. >> reporter: he turned up in

moscow with cookies and magic

yes. the seattle area agency that rng arranged the adoption says it's shocked and saddened. the russians are outraged and the boy now will stay with them. >> thank you so much, richard. joining me how is president of the joint council on international chain services. he's in washington, d.c. and peter greenberg is in san francisco. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> tom, let's kick things off with you. we heard in richard's report that the russian government is holding on to this child, that they're angry and that they may

have issues with the u.s. going nord with adoptions. what do you say to that? >> well, we join in the collective outrage over this situation, the decision of the part to send him back to russia. we also think it would be a real shame and not a service to children at all if international adoption was to be suspended over the misguided action of the parents in tennessee. certainly there's many, many and literally tebs nse of thousands successful adoptions. alex, a yuoung boy adopted at a omder age, he's now collecting donations over $65,000 sent back to russia to build playgrounds for orphaned children in that country of birth. >> what are the parents options with an adopted child?

>> there's many. the last thing you want do is call a travel agent and send a country back to their country of birth. they could have called their local church, there are plenty of support groups. there's psychologist, school counselors, social services by the state. they could have called their adoption agency who has licensed staff to assist in these types of situations. >> peter, let's turn things over to you. what happened here, how can this possibly even take place? >> this is really dealing with a chain of custody situation. who had custody, who provided documentation that was properly notarized and accepted, and then was he traveling on a u.s. passport, a russian passport, at what point does the airline accept liability. >> the airline in this case, unit united, denies wrongdoing. do you buy that? >> there are too many unanswered questions. but the real key is the child custody situation in this country with so many children

divorced traveling between parents. so there's case history where one parent has to provide a notarized document of approval allowing the other parent to at that time kid out of the country. in this situation nobody was taking the kid, the kid was jt put on the plane. once the airline accepts that child, that's where the responsibility starts. >> it looks like we've lost that feed, but it is an important story. we'll continue to follow it and continue to follow the outcomes. meantime, we're following some chilly weather here in new york. thank you to tom and peter and thank you to lonnie for bringing us up to speed. >> wednesday we hit 92 in new york. today you won't see anything other than around the 60 degree mark. but let's talk about the big weather story. it's the fact that there is no big weather story. this is the springtime, the time of volatile weather around tornado alley. i don't see it. it's pretty calm from one coast to the other. a little bet of front here that will put light showers down in portions of the smrl plains

stretching up into the great lake, but that's about it. temperature-wise, you are seasonable everywhere, augusta today has just a picture perfect one. temperatures in the 70s. lots of sunshine. good strong high pressure pressure giving you mostly sunny skies. here's an early look at the weather for your weekend. >> hope you make it a great weekend. and this is about promiis prom ? i brought a tie for chris to wear. >> i thought you need a bow tie. >> a prom is a formal.

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holly when she first noticed there might be something wrong with r.j. >> there was a needle on the record moment, if you will, where he stopped connecting with us, stopped talking to us and looking at us. and so we saw that and we're like what is going on. so almost -- it took a year to get the diagnosis. and i walked around a little better about that because that's year of intervention that we missed ut on. so if you see sign, get on it, don't be scared of what you'll find. >> parents in your situation who are out there listening to this, what's your advice to them, what should they be thinking about and doing right now? >> you you shouldn't hesitate. i think that holly mentioned the fact that if there are sign, get your son or daughter checked out. we were lucky enough to have early intervention and we're lucky now that he's mainstream manage school, he's playing in organized sports, he's doing a lot of things that early on our doctor said he would never ever do. and so we're lucky in that, but

early intervention is the key. >> and you've written about that, the fact that the doctor said to you, said he couldn't play sports, said he wouldn't be able to say i love you to you. that must have been heartbreaking. >> it was. but that's one of the reasons why we broke "my brother, charlie." she was so cute, his twin sister, she advocated for him and said, look, he did get on my nerves, did he ruin a lot of play date, buzz he's a really cool kid if you get to know him. so it's important to talk early to children about autism and promote autism acceptance and awareness because they're really exceptional human beings. w >> you writing with your daughter must have been therapeutic with you. >> i'm laughing because when i read it, i sounded like such a b word. >> but that's what -- coming to that point, that's one of the issues that parents raising children with autism face. there is a very high

unfortunately divorce rate, much hire than the averages, for parents who are dealing with children. how did you stay strong for each other? >> wow. it was her. >> i like to say it was him. >> i was stuck in denial for a period of time. i really was. and i talk about that in my book. of just being that father and that man that wanted to fix my son and really didn't pay attention to the signs ors p education that i needed in order to communicate with him. so for a period of time, we didn't connect and she was rolling up her sleeve, she was reading every book, talking to family, talking to doctors, and she was sending me books an i'd throw them under my bed and not read them. and it came to a point where i really had to almost get embarrassed by the treatment that was given to him and understand that i needed to really put away al my expectations, really come down to his level and understand what automatic it tim is. >> i was for nat that rodney was willing to sit down with a therapist and talk openly about

dweeki i tweaking his expectations. dads process autism differently. i went on the war path and he sort of retreated. so i'm really blessed that we were able to meet in the middle and i think rodney's book will be very helpful to families. because i needed him to get through this. >> in terms of the information out there that you've come across in researching your books and also in understanding what r.j. is going through, what would you say is the most surprising thing you've come across? >> the most surprising thing is how present people with autism are. even if they're nonverbal, they're there, they can hear you. they're not deaf and they're around. and also just how amazing they are and how we need to value them in society. >> and how far has r.j. come? how is he doing today? >> he's doing great. they said they would never be verbal, we're so blessed that he is. a lot of parents don't get to experience that. >> i'm so happy to hear from both of you on this. thank you so much for taking the time. and if you'd like to see more of

the interview, head to our website, cbsnews.com/saturday

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welcome back. in just five days, the tax plan come et. so if you have an opportunity to leave the country, do it now. have you filed the taxes yet? we have five tax tips that guarantee many happy returns for years to come. you want to listen to this. we'll save you some money. >> from taxes to the economy, these out of four americans are stressed out. i don't know if you ever get stressed out at work. i get stressed out from time to time. we've got the latest products designed to take the edge off. >> i would say my stress slefl about, i don't know, a notch below lonnie's. so that pretty much answers your

question. but first with another check of the morning's headlines, elaine quijano who doesn't seem ever stressed. >> yeah, easy breezy, influence are mome but there are moments of stress. we all have them. today the vatican is denying an allegation that pope benedict blocked the removal of a pedophile priest. according to a letter obtained by the press, then cardinal joseph ratzinger resisted pleas to defrok steven kingsley for tying up and molesting two boys. he wasn't defroked until 1987. earlier today a vatican lawyer denied the let are was an attempt to block the priest's removal. we're learning more about that massachusetts bullying case in which a 15-year-old girl committed suicide. documents show phoebe prince sought help from a high school administrator a week before she took her own life. she also suffered z a day 6

taunt and verbal abuse at school before hanging herself. six students face criminal charges in connection with prince's death. the dow jones industrial average briefly hit 11,000 for the first time in a year and a half on fresh signs that the economy is recovering. the dow closed at 10,997 on friday, up 70 points. some analysts are skeptical that the market's gains are sustainable since they've come on relatively low volume. "time" n time now for another check of the weather. >> on wednesday people were in their shorts and t-shirts. central park on wednesday hit 92 degrees. set an all-time record. well, today much more seasonable weather. not just no new york city. up and down the east coast. as you you get to the midsection of the country, i see a little front that will be pushing through from the central plains up to about the grart lakes. it will bring showers. but a lot type of times we worr

tornadoes being sparked up and i do not see it. on the back side, skies are pretty clear from the rocky mountains out to the west coast. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's an early look at the weather for your weekend. mm wlelgts let's get over to rebecca. i changed my tie to match your blazer. >> loving it, lonnie. thank you for doing that. and i bet you've paid your taxes, as well. still ahead, we have it tips for you. a perfect time to start thinking about next year's return. we have an expert with five great tips to make sure next year is less taxing. this is "the early show" on cbs. subway now has

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what you can deduct for next year. but the problem with keeping them like this is that, and we won't go through them all, but then you hand it over to an accountant and he says i'll charge you by the hour and it's very expensive. so instead, i have a very high-tech secret method called an accordion folder. >> and very expensive, too. i'm just kidding. >> inexpensive. what do you you do is color cod p topic. whatever it is, you just flop it in the folder, keep it in a convenient place. and have a pen and you write on it lunch with rebecca and coming up for ideas "the early show." and you have it all year long. >> and then when you actually get down to doing the taxes, you say tax software is a great way to go. >> there's turbotax, all kinds before tax act, h&r block at home, and these are great.

people who are tax foe pick get very worried about it, but you can use these. they offer you prompts. are you married, do you own a home, do you have student loans. and it helps you through the process. it does the math for you. the software may be deductible if you itemize. and it's really a great way to hern all about your personal finances. also if you use quicken during the year, you can download the information into turbotax when do you yo you do your taxes. >> unemployment very high. and you have to watch out if you're a freelancer or part-time worker. >> there are a lot of deductions you'll be eligible for, but it can be tricky. it can also be flag for the irs. so make sure you have all your paperwork in order. you might want to use an accountant particularly because he'll have to do estimated taxes. >> there's a lot of credits carrying over. >> right.

if you have any energy saving like perhaps putting insulation in your home or a roof that's good for energy that's one. you can get up to $1500 credit or an education credit, $2500 credit which president obama hopes to extend to 2011. so make sure to get your education into 0 10. >> and how do you get payments over the year as opposed to one big chunk at the end? >> most people are getting big at the end of the year, that's getting these big refund checks. they celebrate over. not a good thing. the average refund will probably be $3,000 this year. go into your employee benefits office and tell them you want to increase the number of allowances you get on your w-4. one or two extra allowances means you'll get more money in your pocket each month rather than getting this big lump of money at the end of the year which means you're giving a loan to the government. >> thanks so much.

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frances largeman-roth. good to have you you with us. let's start with this one. how is this going to make me feel any better? >> this is cool. this is called the stress eraser and it intends to erase your stress. >> and how? >> it uses biofeedback. so is it monitors your pulse and breathing. it's like meditation. it can really help you relax. but it takes some time. you keep your finger in here and it monitors and you'll see waves going across the screen. monitors your breath and you improve if you take deep breaths. >> expensive? >> $179. but if you're prone to panic attacks and anxiety, this might be a good drug-freeway to destress. >> this holooks interesting.

is there anybody here in the studio who is doing absolutely nothing who can help us out? >> lonnie? >> anybody doing absolutely nothing and -- up here? >> from high-tech to low tech, this is the happy company head trick. >> how did i know that rwragge wasn't going to let this go into his head. >> happy prongs massage to the scalp p and a lot of people do hold a lot of tension in their head and neck. it may not relax you, but for $10, what do you think? >> i think you could have got the same effect by putting correct k crickets in your hair. can i leave? >> thank you so much. >> this is a really cool thing. so it simulates a natural

sunrise, see that coming on, and also has nature sounds. so what this h does is it actually increases serotonin levels in the brain and that makes you happy because serotonin is the happy neuro transmitter. so you can rely on this to put you if a better spirit as you're waking. >> so you wake unhappy instead of grump pi. >> could i ui could use one of . i love the whole lighting effect. >> this is the lumbar extender. and chris, if you would, please, lie down. a lot of us hold stress in our lower backs. make sure you're properly aligned. it will give you a nice stretch in the lower back. but sometimes you can overstretch your back like that, so we'll saying yoga might be a better thing to do and this is 9 90 bucks.

>> how long would i have to lay like this? >> probably about ten minutes to really stretch it out. and i'll pull this guy out -- >> that looks interesting. >> this is from homedics. you turn it on once and it massages and turn it on twice and you get the heat. it targets the shoulders, the area that if you've been sitting at your desk working a little bit too hard at the computer, it's going to really relieve that tension. >> i'll take that and i'll take the lamp to go. >> we'll wrap it up. >> i love it. for more ways to lower your stress, go webmd.com. search stress tips. thank you so much. good to see you. still ahead, talent times two. the watson twins bring a double shot of soul to our second cup cafe. mmmm

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i read something interesting. your original name of your group was black swan. you changed the name -- >> because it's kind of obvious. >> i was going to say, how did you come up with the whole watson twin thing? >> sometimes you can't deny your roots. >> for this album, is there any truth to this, you were basically out in a log cabin for four days and just wrote it out with nothing more than a guitar and pen and paper? >> we went out there to do some pre-production on the record and it was sort of an escape from technology to get away from our cell phones and tv and friends. and it was really a productive experience. we didn't write the whole record up there, but -- >> afternon inspiration being i woods. we can't wait to hear more. we know it's it tough to sendin

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four missing west virginia miners are found dead, raising the death toll of monday's explosion to 29. the worst in a generation. we're live at the scene. advantage republicans with another leading democrat leading congress, there's another opportunity. at their gathering in new orleans, they've come out swinging. >> yes, we can, but somebody needs to tell the president just because we can does not mean that we should. pressure? what pressure. tiger woods roars down the comeback trail at augusta, his name near the top of the leader board with only two rounds to go. will he bewaring the green jacket of a masters champ by the end of the weekend? and sleeping beauties. a look at newborns taking a very specl trip to dream land.

welcome to "the early show" on this saturday morning april welcome to "the early show" on this saturday morning april 10th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs and a huge welcome back to "the early show." this is your official welcome. >> erica hill is on maternity leave. it's a little chilly this morning, but our spirit remains hot. we will show you a very interesting fascinating new study. it turns out that kids are hazy. i don't know. >> are any kids lazy here? do we have hard workers in the crowd, people that want to make something of themselves? also, we have -- this is your

first introduction to just perfect. who has a hard time finding the right pair of jeans some rai? raise your hands. those tough to reach spots you want to hide. we have models that will model some different brands and we'll find the pair of jeans that a absolutely perfect for you. first let's get you caught up-to-date. g elaine quijano is at the news desk. the bodies of four west virginia miners were found early this morning dashing hopes of a rescue and raising the death toll in monday's explosion to 29. cbs news national correspondent jim axle rod elrod is near the r site. >> reporter: this rescue operation that we've been watching all week here now becomes a recovery operation with this grim announcement just after midnight by the governor

of west virginia that indeed these four missing miners were found dead. so the focus now turns to getting the bodies out of the mine. there are still 22 miners' bodies inside the mine and the process will begin of removing those bodies sometime soon. no exact time table has baby e set. what is starting are the funerals. there were four yesterday. there are two more at least scheduled for today. and a community-wide memorial service is set for tomorrow. >> jim axelrod, thank you. poland's president and a good portion of the polish government are dead after a commercial plane crash in western russia this morning. they were on their way to a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of a world war ii massacre when their plane crashed approaching the airport. richard roth joins us live from our london bureau.

>> reporter: there was thick fog when the soviet jet came in for a landing after a 1 1/2 hour flight from warsaw. and authorities say no one survived the crash. in addition to poland's president lech kaczynski, the dead include the president's wife and a hoster of senior polish officials. the army chief of staff, the national bank president, the deputy foreign minister, a polish government spokesman says there were 88 members of a national delegation en route to the memorial ceremony to honor the dead. and if all 96 people were aboard the jet when it crashed. a polish official this morning says we still can't understand the scope of this tragedy. >> richard roth in london. thank you. a straw bomb of depoll coul the next republican presidential nominee. or not. the straw polls rarely have any

influence as cbs news correspondent deny reynolds reports. the conference is really one big pep rally. >> reporter: the grand ol party is having a grand ole time this weekend in new orleans listening to sarah palin tear in to president obama and anticipating vehicle noer this year's midterm election. and for some 3,000 of the faithful, the former alaska governor took issue with much of obama's agenda. >> now we've got the makings of the obama doctrine. which is coddling enemies and alienating allies. >> reporter: and on domestic policy, she was unyielding. >> what's wrong with being the party of no? or the party of hell no. >> reporter: while republicans were in a festive mood -- do you think obama is a one-termer? >> i think he is. >> reporter: the democrats hold on coness grew even more tenuous. veteran representative bart stupak of michigan is calling it quits. making his seat in a fairly

conservative part of the state instantly obtainable for the republicans. >> my service to the people of michigan have been one of the greatest honors of my life. but it's time to begin a new and exciting chapter. >> reporter: another reason for republicans to cheer. deny r dean reynolds, cbs news. and now over to chris. tiger woods' comeback is in full swing. he's just two shots off the lead. cbs news correspondent armen keteyian in augusta joins us once again. >> reporter: you know, tiger woods today will tee off at 2:35 p.m. he's in the second to the last group. he'll be playing with k.j. choi of korea who he was paired in the first two rounds. saturdays have been historically very good for tiger woods. he's gone as low as 65, which is seven under par here at augusta. he's really been able to really move up the leader board or taken control of the tournament on saturdays.

but what's really interesting is how well he played on thursday, which was the opening round. he shot 68. which is by far his best score. and it really set the tone for the neck few days. he's been very precise, very calculating, very comfortable on the course despite being away for five months in the soap opera drama. so we should see some kind of tournament today and a lot of big names on the leader board. so looking forward to it. >> a star-studded affair. thank you very much. unbelievable stuff. right now to a golf analyst covering his 26th masters, his voice forever linked to masters lore. listen. >> oh, my goodness.

oh, wow. >> that shot propelled tiger to his fourth green jack at the time. one of the best calls ever made right there. the man who made that famous call joins uses live from augusta, sports analyst, vern lu lund quist. thank you so much for taking the time. how are you? >> i'm doing just great. >> does this surprise you at all, the performance he's turning in right now? a number thought he plays down the fairway or plays off into the woods. >> i'm wavering somewhere between surprise and shock. i didn't know what to expect. i don't think any of did you say. i don't know that teaguer himself ev tiger position even knew. and that appearance thursday was really mesmerizing. i really do believe that the

almost raucous reception, almost overwhelmingly positive, set a teen f tone for him for the day and he la whacked his first drive down the middle and he proceeded on. to whatever degree he can be considered the tiger of old certainly he was that day. >> i think we're all watching to see what the reaction from the people would be. were you surprised by it? it was not an overwhelmingly positive response. it was resoundi iningly positiv. >> it sounded a little bit like a football crowd. there were some guys that i think had had something other than iced tea standing in the background and they were rather but he responded. from what i could tell, that degree of acceptance continued, it began to build. and it settled him down and then he shoots a 68. and then yesterday follows it up

with a 70. and there we are. what a shock. he's in third place. >> and in his best standing that he's been in in any of the four prior green jacket that he is won. it is unbelievable. are you surprised at all in some of the post-round press conferences, there's more more talk of scandal. it's almost like tiger doesn't have to worry about that loaded question. it's all been golf questions now. >> i think that was really particularly relevant yesterday afternoon. he shoots the 70. he finished early in the afternoon before espn came on the air with the coverage we produced for espn and then he went in the press conference and there was not one question about anything other than what had transpired between 10:30 yesterday morning and 3:00 yesterday afternoon. so nobody's ever going to forget this. he's going live with this

blemish on his career for the rest of his life, his reputation, but to whatever degree possible, this attempt, this first attempt at rehabilitation, has been really successful so far. >> thank you so much for taking the time. a true pleasure to talk to you. good luck with the coverage this weekend. hopefully get another one of those calls from vern. now another check of the weather with lonnie quinn. >> you told me as i walked out here it's a great crowd and, boy, is it ever a great crowd. clearly we have a chunbunch of chefs. here's how we see it. kind of chilly in the northeast. it will be a chilly day. new york city maxing out around 60 degrees. i really do not see any severe weather anywhere in the country and most everyone experiencing seasonable spring-like temperatures. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's an "early" look at the

weather for your weekend. is it not through are there's nothing cuter than a sleeping baby? come on. this is going to be one of those awe segments. and i've got a couple of twin sisters here, kelly and tracy, who have photographed dozens of dozing newborns and featured their portraits in a new coffee table book called sleeping beauties. first of all, just help me out, who is who? >> kelly. >> hi, kelly. >> tracy. >> tracy in pink. you got it. first of all, we'll show these pictures in just a second. everybody will think they look like paintings. how do you go about getting

theses ones to do these poses? h. >> we like them very young. we have a very warmtudio around 90 degrees. sweat-fest. >> look at the head of hair. >> just make sure their bellies are full and they'll sleep through anything at this stage. >> are you pumping soothing music into the studio? >> it's very cloud. we'll have a couple noise issues going, a lot of music, so it's very loud. >> they are dynamite. is this something that the moms and dads at home can say, hey, look, i just would like get a couple of tips on how they can do their best to duplicate these sort of shots? >> we use all natural lot, so that's a key. but i think it's easier for a photographer to do it, but if we give anybody tips, obviously keep them very warm and have that full belly. under two weeks of age, they'll sleep through anything.

>> and maybe just wrap them up in a little blanket. that's been the easiest way at home to do that. >> the way you you you make them look like peas in a pod, it looks fantastic. thank you very much and best of luck with that book. rebecca, inside to you. still ahead, a stunning new survey says that americans young adults value their work ethic as much as their clothes. is america's next generation just plane lazy in we'll answer it that question. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> announcer: this weather segment sponsored by intuit. stay on top of your small business with intuit quick books online. i hired someone to make my website... five months ago. we are building a website by ourselves. announcer: there's an easier way. create your own small-business site with intuit websites. just choose a style that fits your business and customize, publish and get found in three easy steps.

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center, only 5% of millennials cite work ethic as a trait to define themselves. in fact half of the 18 to 24 year year olds still live with their parents and three-quarters continue to take money from mom and dad. so the question for this week's early line, are millennials a generation of slackers? and i hate the question because i am a millennial. joining us, author and career coach. it is great to have both of you here. not the greatest topic for the generation. does it surprise you? >> it doesn't surprise me. what i've looked at is that a work ethic is something that has to be instilled. it doesn't happen naturay. and most people learn their work ethic in the home or in schools. and the trends in parenting and in the schools really are against or away from, not

against, away from challenging, rigorous commanding activity and a away from the kinds of punishments owe demerits for not coming through. >> i love this generation. and i've seen many kids, young adults, who are determined but viewing the workplace deathly. their parents may talk about work ethic, but what they've seen is a lot of agreed and negative outcome as a result of working hard. they've seen absent parents, they've seen parents stressed out. and as a result, they're in debt and not able to enjoy the fruits of their labor. >> so what needs to change? >> what i think needs to change is we need to understand there's a big difference what happens when you get into the workplace. and for these people, they're not willing to pay their dues and that does need to change. because they have to realize

that they can't hav everything they want right away. >> do you agree? >> largely i agree with the latter part. they do need to change. and i take a pretty hard line on things especially when we look at the helicopter participants. those parents who are managing their children's lives long beyond toddler and childhood time, well if to their 20s. just ask college admissions officers how many phone calls they get from parents. and when we look at high school and college, one phenomenon is grade inflation in order to get that a or b, you don't have to work as hard as you used to work for that a lot of kids when they leave college or high school and they enter the workplace, they're shockinged. they don't understand why didn't i get a delay the way i did when i wanted to submit that paper. >> and right now the workplace is more economy difference than ever. unemployment, 10% overall, but among young people, it is much

higher. what do you people need define themselves in the workplace and work through this bad wrap? >> they really need to set themselves apart and they need to be willing to take a stake and say i am responsible, i am willing to do what it takes. and to prove themselves. but these are great kids. many are not looking for just the paycheck. that's the big difference. they're looking for meaning in their work. they're looking for purpose. and they want to make a contribution, they want to take a stand and have a statement for their own generation. and it will be different than previous generations and different isn't always positive, but it can be. they have a lot to teach us, as well. >> any words of wisdom? >> i think that if you want to instill the work ethic in 25 year olds, they are so peer oriented where peer pressure is even higher dan than before. so what employers and teachers need to do is to single out young people who do have the work ethic and hope that their

rewards do filter out. they want to follow their role models, not 45 year olds. >> so create role models and hold them up on a pedestal. thanks so much to both of you for being with us. and coming up next, how much would you pay for the perfect head of hair? one woman is willing to pay a whole lot. that is coming up next on saturday chatter. this is "the early show" on cbs. did you know you can save as much as 50% on your utility bill for cooling if you swap your old air conditioner for a new energy efficient model? save even more if you put the unit in the shade instead of the sun. for "the early show," this saturday morning, i'm susan koeppen. may not be getting the nutrition they need to keep their bodies strong. a nutritious start to the day is essential. that's why carnation instant breakfast essentials

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welcome to saturday chatter. file this one under the hair brained ideas. brooklyn foot model brandy irwin shells out $47,000 a year for hair extension its.

you wouldn't think a foot model would -- >> yes, invest in the hair care. >> but look at the hair she's sporting there. >> i think she immedianeeds to to full facial model. >> here's high curiosity. what do the boys of "the early show" pay for their hair? it's all real here. >> this is the best question you can pose because polar opposites. >> really? >> remember that horrible haircut i had? he said how much do i pay. i had a coupon because i moved into this new apartment. so i paid 10 bucks. he said, yeah, looks like 10 bucks. >> it was the highlights that i had the problem with. let's get back to the woman. $10,000 a pop, gets her hair extensions done three times a year. $65 for blowouts twice a week, roughly porking out $47,000 a

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pudding. >> wo >> let's start with the salad. >> normal white beans. >> right out of the can. just give them a rinse with cold water. we have beautiful shrimp from the gulf of mexico. >> when you're shopping for shrimp, what are you looking for some. >> just nice and fresh, nice and crisp. never slimy. they should be glowing in the case. get them deveined. i have some here clean and beautiful. olive oil, a little lemon, herbs. sming.an should always be always want some activity. nice smoking pan. always season everything with a little salt and pepper. nice fresh pepper out of the pepper mill always works best.

nice and light. springtime in the air. want to keep everybody healthy and fit and this is perfect for like an outside barbeque. >> we could be doing these right off the grill. >> and throw a little shaved xw garlic in there. do a little flip. saute actually means to jump, so you want everything jumping in the pan. >> that sound, smoke, smell. >> take a little bit of my chives over here. >> this is how it gets done

right here. >> top it with the warm shrimp. garnish with romaine leaves. you can put the beans and shrimp right on top. a little fresh basil and you're ready to go. >> let's get to the poaching. >> use a good amount of liquid because it will add moisture to it. we season everything with salt and pepper. right into the pan. a little bit of olive oil right on top before extra virgin, of course. a little white wine. some beautiful cherry tomatoes. springtime is in the air.

beautiful olives. >> so nice and healthy, too. >> nice and light. >> a couple bay leaves add some nice flavor, a couple spriggs of fresh thyme and lem on. if you have everything ready to go, then you should be nice and easy. a little trick, a little pat of butter. optional. >> put it in our fake oven. and what's the word we usually say every day? would. >> by the magic of tv -- >> by the magic of tv, look at that. >> no more than 10, 15 minutes. you can see the fesh gish gets and firm. you tonigdon't want to be it to. >> and let's get to the dessert.

i've been looking forward to this. >> come on in. >> don't ask twice. >> when you said medium, do you have to keep checking on it? >> just nice and firm. >> let's take a look at the bread pudding. >> chocolate banana. again, you can use day old bread, whatever you got. a couple eggs, a little bit of heavy cream. one of the most classic desserts out there. powdered sugar. and we're ready to go. >> with you look at that? >> that's delicious looking. >> this is what day old bread and ice cream can look like. let's see how did you fryou did price standpoint. you came in at $39.11. >> fish is expensive, too. or it can be.

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