competeedin the adviceefield with her identical twin sister esther pauline-- better known as columnnit "ann landers their dueling careers put a strain on their relationship.in 1990, it takes to be a good columnist.you have to eel for people. you have to want to help peoole. that's tte best part abbut being dear abby. i love being able to help people. if someone writee in to say abby.. you changed my me that nobody else could do. she wrote about the angry letters she received from pcccpttnce of hooosexuality-- - at a timeewhen there wasnnt times when she'd reach out personally toopeople who were troubled.phillips was known for her sometimes pithy resppnses... like the time "ted" asked her what innpires youumost to write.. and she answered.. the bureau of internal revenne. but kyra phillips of cnn's sisterr station hln says money was far from the goal..she met paulinn phillips.. who's not reeated.. when sse was in colllge and the "dear abby" columnist became a mentor. thii was not fake. this was not a schtick. thhs wwsn't a hmm... what can i do to make a lot of mooey? this was real. she went to schoo

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her column competed with the column ann landers, written by her twin sister. >> reporter: fixing the uc budget. the high-tech way the state says it can reach more students. >>> another cold morning. but ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo will be here to tell you about warmer temperatures and your weekend forecast. >>> health information of your favorite san francisco restaurant will soon be easier to access in a new announcement from the mayor. Ñç5xñóÑmñz?cç?çÑkÑkÑe- >>> the third and final way of the uc regents meeting is underway. sal castanedo is live to explain the big focus of the meeting today. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this is the last day. and one of the ideas that has emerged from the meeting is starting more online education. 10% of the general education requirements in the future could be set up on some online academy that the university is using here wants to set up. governor jerry brown, a regent himself and a graduate of uc berkeley says he likes the idea and has submitted -- committed $10 million from the state budget to help the university ad

some confused her with her twin sister, ann landers, also an advice columnist.oth helped raise awareness about social issues. in 2000, phillips started to share the column with her daughter. soon after, it was revealed phillips had alzheimer's. today, her daughter jeannie who took over the column said my mother leaves very high heels to fill with a legacy of compassion. asked years ago, has it been a lot of work? not really, phillips said, it's only work if you would rather be doing something else. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's our broadcast on our thurig.lusive rview with the most famous scientologist to ever leave the church, and a book that investigates life inside the controversial religion. that's our all-new "rock center," tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. i'm brian williams. we sure hope to have you back here tomorrow evening. good night.

> as her "dear abby" grew, she competed in the advice field with her identical twin sister, aka ann landers. phillips died at the age of 94 after a long battle with alzheimer's. she once said, quote, wisdom doesn't automatically come with old age. nothing does except wrinkles. >> we can attest to that, can't we, dennis? >> i don't see it, not at all. >> makeup. yes, indeed. >>> tiger woods, you guys did that story on lance armstrong. you know tiger lost all those endorsements. well, he's getting some back. you will hear why the key to beating the falcons might not be colin kaepernick. we'll hear from the experts, next. sents real big deals of the week. or why it doesn't have to be an adventure to stick o your new year's budget. because safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a case of arrowhead water is just $3.33. folgers is $7.99 for the large size. that's a huge deal. rise and shine. simply orange oj is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. it's time to make room for the new mattress models but sleep train's h

for years, she completed with her twin sister, advice columnist ann landers. friedman phillips was 92 years old. >>> a group of men have quite a story to tell. they were part of the inauguration in 1949 when harry truman took office. >> reporter: these three guys have some stories to tell. they didn't just witness history. they were part of it. >> we were there because we were -- had to be there. >> reporter: they joke a lot but this was serious business n1949, gray parks and scott shipe were west point cadets. >> i harry s. truman do solemnly swear. >> reporter: they took a train to union station for president truman's inauguration and even marched in the parade. jim upp was a 16-year-old d.c. boy scout assigned the duty of helping to line the inaugural parade route. >> you had the best eye view of the whole parade as it came by. >> reporter: it is interesting that all three of these men who participated in the 1949 inauguration are now neighbors. they all live here at the green spring retirement community in springfield. they all remember it being quite cold

> as her "dear abby" grew, she competed in the advice field with her identical twin sister, aka ann landershillips died at the age of 94 after a long battle with alzheimer's. she once said, quote, wisdom doesn't automatically come with old age. nothing does except wrinkles. >> we can attest to that, can't we, dennis? >> i don't see it, not at all. >> makeup. yes, indeed. >>> tiger woods, you guys did that story on lance armstrong. you know tiger lost all those endorsements. well, he's getting some back. you will hear why the key to beating the falcons might not lucky charms?! ♪ ♪ yer always after me lucky charms! whoa. i forgot how good these taste! [ lucky ] ♪ they're magically delicious ♪ [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain. now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. before cold & flu season help prevent with lysol disinfectant spray. and use the lysol no touch hand soap for 10 times more protection with each wash. t

dear abby and ann landers -- really the friedman sisters of sioux city, iowa -- would go on to be rivalsthe rest of their careers. her frank advice was sometimes shocking in its day. 1970. dear abby, recently our 21-year-old daughter came out to us and told us she was in love with another girl. dear mother, if your daughter is happy with what she is, then you who profess to love her must accept her as she is or not at all. dear abby changed with the times and helped america change, too. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> always enjoyed reading that column as a young, like, teenager. you never knew what you were going to find. >> before facebook. before the internet. that's where we found our.

> reporter: she was often confused with her twin sister who wrote her own column under the name ann landersheir rivalry drove them apart. as young adults though they grew close again in later life perhaps following their own vice. >> knowing the right thing to do is incentive. all we need to do is have someone give us the push in the right direction. >> reporter: every letter with a self-addressed envelope received a reply. >> here's a man who wrote me in care of the milwaukee sentinel. his wife doesn't understand him but his bookkeeper does. >> reporter: she continued looking at hundreds of letters day into her 70s eventually sharing the writing the column with her daughter. >> what's your key? >> key is giving to real happiness. if you aren't giving you aren't living. >> reporter: fear less, hope more, eat less, chew more, talk less say more, hate less, love more. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to lance armstrong's interview with oprah winfrey last night. we'll hear from one of armstrong armstrong's former teammates. >>

reporter: she was often confused with her twin sister who wrote her own column under the name anne landerse rivalry drove them apart as young adults, though they grew close again in later life, perhaps following their own advice. >> knowing the right thing to do is instinctive. all we need is someone to give us a push in the right direction. >> reporter: every letter sent with a self-addressed stamped envelope received a reply. >> here's from a man who wrote me care of the milwaukee pent nel. his wife doesn't understand him but his bookkeeper does. >> she continued looking at hundreds of letters a day into her 70ss eventually sharing the writing of the column with her daughter. >> what do you consider the formula for live. >> giving i believe is the key to real happiness because, ed, if you aren't giving you aren't living. >> reporter: tonight her friends and family are remembering dear abbey with a piece of her advice. >> fear less, hope more, eat less, chew more, talk less, say more, hate less, love more. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for ton

dear abby and ann landers -- really the friedman sisters of sioux city, iowa -- would go on to be rivalsst of their careers. her frank advice was sometimes shocking in its day. 1970. dear abby, recently our 21-year-old daughter came out to us and told us she was in love with another girl. dear mother, if your daughter is happy with what she is, then you who profess to love her must accept her as she is or not at all. dear abby changed with the times and helped america change, too. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and she had a rule to live by. she said it in 1964, simple. the purpose of life is to amount to something and have it make some difference that you lived at all. we thank you for watching. we're always working to bring you the latest at abcnews.com. and "nightline" at its later, new time tonight, 12:35 a.m. talk to you tomorrow. >>> on "the list," energy drinks landing peop

and diffusing other families' family feuds she had less luck calming the water with her sister ann landers though the two eventually reconciled and even joked together in public >> what do you like to do when you're together? >> talk, talk, talk and eat reporter: since 2002 the dear abby column has been written by paul even phillips' daughter jeanne who said this week my mother leaves very big high heels to fill. paul even phillips abigail van buren was 94. mo rocca travels back in history. >> this has been call one of the best preserved presidential sites in the country. >> osgood: next. could tons steution mandates that the president is sworn in at noon on the 20th day of january. but nine men have assumed the nation's highest office with little or no advanced warning. >> from dallas, texas, president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> reporter: lyndon johnson took the oath aboard air force one after the murder of president kennedy in dallas. johnson placed his hand on kennedy's catholic missile or prayer book perhaps mistaking it for a bible >> i do gerald r. ford to so

anne landers died in 2002. >> who died now? i apologize to the family forgetting them confused. >> are you landers? >> it is the landers twins. >> dear abbie and anne lande rz are two people. >> did you know about the san francisco twins. >> the identical twins. >> we need to talk about toilet paper. something important is happening. >> big story. >> we need to talk about frozen toilet paper. are you listening to me? >> i am trying to talk about a really important news story here about frozen toilet paper and how it affects the hiney and no one is listening to me. you spent an entire segment talking about frozen toilet paper. i have to say, bill, you know on that point you are talking about how frozen toilet paper is a nice, cold compress. i would disagree. i don't like anything cold on my hiney. i am uncomfortable with that. >> i like hearing you say the word hiney and i ask you to do it again. >> is there a clever name for a frozen toilet paper? >> it is not frozen. it is cold. if it was frozen it would be terrible. >> well,

for decades the popularity of her column was matched only by the ann landers column that was writtenetter her twin sister, esthero died in 2002. >>> we're tracking snow that could be on the way. veronica? >> that's right, snow, but only for some. there it is. cold and wind for everyone. we're not going to leave you out. we'll look at that southern snowfall and the waves of cold air. >>> and how president obama's health care law has led to a breastfeeding boom. >>> and a livan >>> rather than a jury. he has waived his right to a jury trial. the decision came this morning. the jury pool was send home. lee on pod is charged with fraud and misconduct. he's accused of using officers from his security detail for his political and personal benefit. leopold denies any wrongdoing. >>> ken cuccinelli has written a book set for release. the book is entitled "the last line of defense. the new fight for american liberty." promotion at materials promise a look behind the scenes account of his conflicts with president obama's administration. the book will be published by crown forum, a company that

her column competed against her column competed against sk ann landers written by her twin sister. her daughter promised to continue her legacy. ktvu channel 2 news ktvu channel 2 news was 94. >>> temperatures on the increase today. how warm will it get into the bay area weekend? >>> scalpers hoping to make money out of president president obama's inauguration is out of luck. they refused to sell the tickets. prepasses handed out were -- free passes handed out were turning up online. >> every four years there is a small number of tickets that wind up online. >> the government printed 250,000 inauguration tickets. twice that many people are expected to watch on monday. today is michelle obama's 49th 49th birthday. she changed her twitter identity to floats which is first lady of the united states. they promise updates. it replace as previous account under michelle obama. >>> ktvu will have live coverage of president obama's inauguration sunday. look for live reports starting with mornings on 2. >> all of boeing 787 dreamliners aircraft around the world are now grounded as investigat

she competed with ann landers, her twin sister. she was 94. >>> a cop accused of killing a woman in a custody dispute is in the hands of the jury. >> also to colorado where a movie theater is set to reopen six months after a mass shooting that took 12 lives.  >>> a storm system that could bring snow to the area is coming this way. gary is in the weather center with the latest. >> this system will be lingering around. no change. most of this is south of us where we think maybe central virginia and south of that any significant snowfall. here is where we are looking now to show you winter weather advisories. we are under a winter weather advisory southern counties. winter storm warning further south. charles county you are in this stafford county or prince george's county or fairfax county. another way to look at this. heaviest snow is well south of us. quickly over to radar. the returns here are basically fredericksburg south. the snow is southwest of that. we are getting trace amounts of snow in charlottesville. we'll continue t

>> well, actually, it was her sister, ann landers, who really started it.the original heloise was also a twin. >> really? >> yes. and her sister, after my mother became a zenith with her books and tv shows her sister said, i think i'll start a column. my mother said, no, you will not. and they didn't talk for about three or four years. >> isn't that interesting? >> yeah. >> wow. something in the blood there. >> yes. >> we're happy you took over and are helping us with our every day lives. let's talk about the inauguration. >> yes. >> this is a big event. and a lot of folks, hundreds of thousands will head out to the mall. ideas what to take and shouldn't take. >> no backpacks. no umbrellas. no big bags. no big -- no big bags, ladies. not the kind, like a suitcase. smaller bags. think about, pretend that you're going on a trip, and you can't go home. so you need to take with you things that you're going to use, but also in miniature sizes. particularly for women, please, please, please, i do this, take a newspaper, spread it on the floor, dump out your purse

for decades her column competed with the advice of ann landers, written by her twill sister esther, butthe two were on good terms by the time esther died in 2002, and a good advice column runs in the family. the dear abby column has been written by abby's daughter jean for the past nine years now. >>> a group of conspiracy theorists is causing more pain for the families at sandy hook. sandy hook truthers, as they're called, claim the massacre that killed 20 children and 6 adults was a hoch design designed to drum up, there's a 3046 minute youtube youtube has flagged this as potential disturbing, but has not taken it down. it's been viewed more than 10 million dimes. >>> richmond phillips, some breaking news right now, guilty of first degree murder in the what netta wright trial, the death of her and their child, guilty on all counts, including the use of a handgun and child abuse. we'll have a live report from upper marlboro, jackie bensen is on the scene outside the courthouse, in just a few minutes. >>> parents fight to get their kids into a state of the art school. >>> but we'll look

for years, phillips competed with her twin sister, advice columnist, ann landers. pauline friedman phillips was 94 years old. >> i didn't know they were sisters. >> i didn't know that for a long time eating -- either. >> she we'll be missed. >> yes. i think people will be happy to see a little sun. our highs will only be in the upper 30s later today. we'll get a breeze kicking up shortly out of the north and west. here comes the sun not only today but next several days right through the holiday on monday. we are looking at bright sunshine. most the next week, temperature will be on the cold side next week but we will have plenty of sun. 38 in the city. 36 in leonardtown. 35 in baltimore. 32 in winchester. so we are he getting awfully close here. fredericksburg, 32 degrees as well. if you are watching to the south where you have rain and/or snow, you have the possibility of slick, icy areas as temperatures down there are getting close to 326789 here are your winds out of the north and west right now sustained at about 14 here in the city. 17 in frederick. 25 out in

ann landers, gone at age 94.bama giving doctors a role in his push for gun control yesterday. he signed a document clarifying that doctors do have the authority to ask about guns in your home. but our next guest says, the issue goes well beyond safety in the home and there are questions whether many feel that's appropriate. michelle malkin is a columnist and fox news contributor. what he said in the action, he's clarifying that doctors are able, they're not prohibited by the health care act, obamacare from asking whether a patient has a gun in his or her home. it doesn't mandate it, but nothing in this law stops you from doing that. why is that controversial? >> there are a the lot of eyebrows raised whether this violates federal health care privacy laws, hipaa, anyone who's been to a doctor's office has had to fill out all of those forms and you feel like you're assured they're not going to be invasive about personal matters that they shouldn't be asking about or that you don't volunteer yourself to these medica

her column competed with the advice of ann landers written by her twin sister esther. they were on good terms by the time esther died in 2002. the column has been written by her daughter jean for the last nine years. >>> keeping it in the family. 6:27 just about. the virginia lawmaker would took out an ak-47 during a debate over gun control. >>> why the fbi says it's open to making a big trade. >>> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> armstrong's admission. kr this morning some say he is still lying and how his charity responded to the interview. >>> some serious cold air is >>> this morning a local neighborhood on edge. a teenager is shaken but thankful the scary incident that happened as we walked to the bus stop. >>> or used blood transfusion toss enhance your cycling performance. >> wre. >>> lance armstrong's admission. why some are not happy with a tell-all interview. >>> welcome back to "news4 today." >> i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> we're keeping an eye on the inauguration day. the tickets are booked. t

her twin sister was ann landers. phillips was 94. >>> coming up the colorado movie theater where a gunman opened fire last summer is about to reopen, a private ceremony held there tonight. >> plus we talked to a lawmaker who made this video to show just how easy it is to buy a weapon at a gun show. there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dual-air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. save $500 on our special edition bed set. plus, 48-month financing on all beds. now at the sleep number white sale. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> we're hearing more reaction tonight from the national rifle association to president obama's gun control proposals. members are firing back saying the president's plan is an att

better known as ann landers.wo had a stormy relationship but later in life regained their closeness together. phillips' sister died in 2002, 10 years ago. today advice seekers are mourning another loss pauline phillips has written her final letter. dead today at the age of 94. more airlines and more countries are grounding the boeing 787. and now we're getting a look at the battery that's apparently causing all the trouble for the so-called dream liner. that's next. and a snackdown on scalpers charging thousands of dollars for tickets to president obama's inauguration. why it could soon be tougher to find those tickets online. nexium, the purple pill, helps provide many with day and night relief of heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. there is risk of bone fracture, and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. call your doctor right away if you have persistent diarrhea. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel.

phillips' sister was a well known columnist ann landers.ice was beloved for its wit, humor, and practical kalt. her daughter gene phillips started sharing the dear abby byeline and took over the column fully when the family announced that phillips had been diagnosed with alzheimer's. gene phillips said today i have lost my mother, my mentor, my best friend. my mother leaves very big high heels to fill. colleen phillips, dear abby, was 94 years old. >>> and manti te'o. a rare defensive player to become a heisman finalist known for his heartwarming triumph over tragedy after playing through the death of his girlfriend, or so we thought. now we learned it was all a hoax, but who was the victim here? what did notre dame know and when did the school know it about te'o. john yang is trying to unravel this mystery. john, what have you learned? >> well, it's one thing we have learned within the past hour, actually, is that we've learned that manti te'o is not here in south bend. is he in florida in bradenton, florida, at an nfl combine camp. this i

for decades her column competed with the advice of ann landers, written by her twin sister esther. esther died in 2002ment they were on good terms. the dear abby column has been written by her daughter jean for nine years. >>> 5:35 is our time. the first lady debuts a new look on her birthday. >>> big yard, a lot of selling points for the white house. how much the most famous home in america is worth. >> we didn't get snow but the cold is coming. weather and traffic on the 1s just ahead. >>> next, if you woke up on the wrong side >>> in news 4 for your health. reason to smile. your parents told you that eating fruits and vegetables make you stronger. turns out they might make you happier too. a harvard study asked people to fill out a survey and provide a blood sample. people with higher levels of a compound found in fruits and vegetables are more optimistic. the happiest people had seven servings a day. like we need more reason to eat fruits and vegetables. important, good for your body, outlook on life. >> eat kiwi or some grapes. >> don't forget the vegetables, asparagus, spinac

her twin sister was ann landers. pauline phillips died after a long battle with alzheimer's. she was 94. >>> coming up still can't find a flu shot? tens of thousands more doses of vaccine are headed our way. i'll have details in our health alert. >> if you're headed out, i'd grab your umbrella and a coat. temps are falling. here's the radar. now the rain is beginning to switch over quickly to snow especially south of town. it's changing in charles county and southern prince george's county, pretty big snows going on in charlottesville. we'll talk about how much is heading our way, what that means for your morning commute tomorrow. >> next technology is driving automakers to create apps that keep you connected while you're behind the wheel. >> don't forget we're always on at www.wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. >>> if you want to go to the atm and don't want a whole lot of money, but the bank has at least a $20 minimum. those days may soon be a thing of the past. chase and pnc bank plan to roll out new machines that will hand out the exact amount you want down to the change. the n

her only real rival was her twin sister, ann landers. which brings us to tonight's number, 100 million, that's the daily readership of the syndicated dear abby column. in this day and age of online, face book, twitter, that's old school and that's impressive. she was not a typical newspaper writer. in the process, she built an empire that includes books, games, and a show. she began cowriting with her daughter who took over the column full time. i love reading the column. you learn so much about people. you get inspired. sometimes you feel sad and sometimes you laugh aloud. to all of the other writers and fans, we all owe a big debt to dear abby. >> good evening, everyone. a big night on many fronts. a very scary, fluid situation in the northern african country of alger algeria. conflicting reports of americans held hostage there in the operation that took place today by algerian forces. and lance armstrong reporting he used performance enhancing drugs. we'll talk to people who said their lives were destroyed by armstrong's lives and ask

. >> you know, amy, when you replaced ann landers in the chicago tribute, in fact, dear abbey's sisterr twin sister yet, there was no question that the paper was going to find another advice columnist in and deep franchise going, the only question was who was going to do it and you were chosen. why is in the this day in age, in 2013, when there's so many sources and so many kinds of information that that's an essential component of a newspaper? >> i think this is the genre that's really tried and true and ray, where would we be if you opened your newspaper to the back and the jumble and the comic strips and the crossword puzzle and where would you be if you didn't see an advice column there. it's very much a part of what we've come to expect in newspapers and frankly it's about the only place in a newspaper where readers really communicate directly with the writer. >> suarez: you mentioned you sort of went to school on abigail van buren's columns. are her ways that stick with you or you modeled yourself after? >> well, mainly it's the -- it's sort of this genuine honesty this is also a

. >> you know amy when you replaced ann landers in the chicago tribute in fact dear abbey's sister hersister yet, there was no question that the paper was going to find another advice columnist in and deep franchise going the only question was who was going to do it and you were chosen. why is in the this day in age, in 2013, when there's so many sources and so many kinds of information that that's an essential component of a newspaper? >> i think this is the genre that's really tried and true and ray, where would we be if you opened your newspaper to the back and the jumble and the comic strips and the crossword puzzle and where would you be if you didn't see an advice column there. it's very much a part of what we've come to expect in newspapers and frankly it's about the only place in a newspaper where readers really communicate directly with the writer. >> suarez: you mentioned you sort of went to school on abigail van buren's columns. are her ways that stick with you or you modeled yourself after? >> well, mainly it's the -- it's sort of this genuine honesty this is also a lot of

her only real rival was her twin sister, ann landers.tonight's number, 100 million, that's the daily readership of the syndicated dear abby column. in this day and age of online, face book, twitter, that's old school and that's impressive. she was not a typical newspaper writer. in the

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years sibling rivalry created a rift between phyllis and her twin sister esther ledderer known as ann landersne to listen to them without moralizing or sermonizing or sitting in judgment. >> reporter: dear abby died wednesday after a long battle with alzheimer's. she was 94. for "cbs this morning," jan crawford, washington, d.c. >> i like what she said just good old horse sense. and everybody has problems and everybody just wants somebody to listen to them. that's why those columns never >>> a bad cough can last a >>> a bad cough can last a whole lot longer than the cold or the flu. we'll show you why it usually doesn't pay to go back to the doctor next on "cbs this morning." >>> this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is brought to you by our >> announcer: this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is brought to you by our sponsor, for the inside story on shingles. and the doctor said, cindie, you have shingles. he said, you had chickenpox when you were a little girl... i said, yes, i did. i don't think anybody ever thinks they're going to get shingles. but it happened to me. for more of the inside story