filled with some pink slime ammonia goop? last thing i want mixed up in my mulched up cow corpse. i'm so mad at you! ( laughter ) of course any food can be disgusting if you take its ingredients out of context. lips and anuses sound gross in our hot dogs, but we love them in our porn. ( laughter ) my point is this-- maybe-- maybe it's okay. let's get the whole story. >> here's how it's done. those waste trimmings are gathered, simmer at low heat to make it easier to separate fat from muscle, put in a centrifuge, and spun to finish the separation. >> jon: mmm! just like mom used to separate. what's the rest of this delicious secret recipe? >> next, the mixture is sent through pipe where's it's sprayed with ammonia gas to kill bacteria. and finally compressed into bricks and flash frozen for shipment to meat packers and grocery stores, where it's added to most ground beef. ( laughter ). >> jon: you know what's crazy about that animation? that exactly mirrors my digestive process. ( laughter ) right-- right down to the pink bric

after the free market seemed to say it didn't want ammonia and left over meat paying slime in its neat guess who is fighting back g o v i'm talking about the u.s. department of agriculture and the governors of five states that want to bring pink slime back to birds everywhere but you know we think let's get to today's capital account. yesterday the m.f. global collapse took center stage on capitol hill as the threat of crony capitalism and the sanctity of customer money in u.s. markets really remains in the balance and as the unprecedented unprecedented ok disappearance loss. whatever you choose to call it of customer money one point six billion dollars the money had in segregated accounts supposed to be protected remains unexplained unaccounted for and as m.f. global executives yesterday the legal counsel c. oppose assistant treasurer came to answer eagerly anticipated questions eagerly anticipated issues what did they reveal you intend to invoke your fifth amendment as to any question that disappeared you only subjects to the ira i was not aware of that transfer before it was made. b

ammonia and chlorine bleach, these are harsh synthetic chemicals, and ammonia can be irritating to theyes and to the throat. >> right. >> really, the danger is, particularly with chlorine bleach and ammonia, mixed they form a toxic gas. be very careful about that, and it's better to look for alternatives. there are all kinds of commercial cleaners that are labelled voc-free, phosphate-free, chlorine-free. these are easier not only on our health, but on the environment and so they're always good options. in the kitchen, we have lemon juice, white vinegar, baking soda. you can make cleaning products out of these. >> what about dish washing soap. i was surprised. you si the anti-bacteria may not be a good idea? developed to kill germs in a hospital setting, not a home setting. not in a home setting. they do this with a chemical called tryclostan. >> that's right. >> bacteria are becoming resist tent to it. the more we use these products, the less they work. frankly, the stronger the germs become. in your household, you are fine using regular soap and water. studies show and doctors agree,

many butchers do not treat their meet with ammonia to kill pathogens. even bigger chains say they will not sell to keep slimed either. according to an on-line publication, whole foods and costco do not sell meat treated with ammonia. safeway wal-mart and our sins do sell meat that " contains " lean finely textured be or what has become known as peat slime. albertson's to the disease by some of its suppliers. go to our website for the full statement. >> there is one sure-fire way that men and stay home and watch march madness, hysterectomies. doctors are seeing a big jump right now poured into getting the procedure. >> jeremy has three days off to set up home and watch basketball. in recent surgery was scheduled around march madness >> i got a vasectomy on tuesday because i figured it was time to stop having kids >> disease the old procedure for male sterilization. it was the only way he could watch the games all day honor interrupted with of feeling guilty. the procedure takes about 15 minutes. afterwards men are encouraged to take easy >> the pain was

chlorine bleach and ammonia, mixed they form a toxic gas.re of of that. there are commercial cleaners labeled voc free, phosphate free. they are better on our health and the environment. they are good options. in the kitchen, we have lemon juice, white vinegar, baking soda. you can make cleaning products out of these. >> what about dish washing soap. i was surprised. you say it may not be a good idea. >> the antibacterial soaps are developed to kill germs in a hospital setting, not a home setting. they do it with a chemical. >> that's right. >> bacteria are becoming resist tent to it. the more we use these products, the less they work. frankly, the stronger the germs become. in your household, you are fine using regular soap and water. studies show and doctors agree, it's just as safe and kills germs as effectively at home as antibacteria antibacterial. it can be a public health problem, exactly. >> can fruits and vegetables, things like that develop because they are so easy to use, people like it because of that? what about the canned foods

is the final product that starts with low-grade beef trimmings, spawn in trimmings and strip with ammonia. most americans get their brown beat at supermarkets. our viewers want to know if pinks lime lurks in the beef sold here. >> which retail chains carry it? >> we asked the top-10 grocers and whole foods. these companies did not respond or had no comment. the owners of stop and shop and giants say that the use the product. safeway said that the government review says that it is safe. these stores said that there be at all.k slime >> i do not know how i could costco member that put trend that has been treated with ammonia in their ground beef. like gelatin than beef. the primary manufacturers said abc news that it is usda e beef added is nutritious. additive,not an label is necessary. what are you asking me to put on the label? is beef. it is a beef product, it is on the label. it is beef. >> 7 news on your side with a teens andng report on smoking. one out of high school students still smokes. smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the u.s. than 600,000 that middle smoke.s

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well, pink slime is beef byproduct treated with ammonia and mixed with our hamburgers. pink slim and ammonia are not mentioned on meat label and a former department of agricultural scientists said that amounts to economic fraud. and now the particulars, former prosecutor faith jenkins and criminal defense attorney. pink slime and all ammonian could make a delicious combination but if you put them in hamburgers you should put them on label. >>guest: that is exactly what the scientists are saying. these two people know better than anyone else about the products. they are scientists. they tested meat for years and they are saying this is garbage and there is no reason it should be included in meat. guess what, in the u.k. this pink slime is banned. mcdonald's and burger and taco bell will not use the product anymore. it is a filler. >>shepard: even taco bell. >>guest: it is a filler and combined with meat to "fill" the product. there is in reason human beings should consume this. >>randy: one man's pink slime is another man's finety texture ed beef. where have the scientis

it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it's leaking every where what do we have. george, we have 92 octane gasoline, that's not good. we call people and get help. we as volunteers are not going to be hazardous material people. you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards. explosives, anything orange, reds yellow. oxidizer, that's going to make a small fire into a really big fire without much help. inhalation hazards, don't breathe it. okay. the rest it self explanatory. there

. >>> the government says the ground beef treated with the ammonia is safe for human seats and here in the bay area targets safeway wal-mart and albertson's are among the supermarket chains that some means containing been finely textured beef or pink slime as it's known be contacted those stores for comments safeway says it is reviewing the issue now albertson says it doesn't add teams line at its retells look stores but it is used by some of its suppliers and the chains and most premier but jurors to not use its. >>> rearm doing all process inherent house. some of their is known factories or anything that the meat is being processed that. >>> the butcher shops are grounded small batches so there's less chance for bacteria to contaminated some believe wholefoods and costco also say that they did a process in themselves and don't use ammonia. start of the week. big changes in its brain. >>> is the start of spring of this late arriving just two minutes ago when the earliest spring arrivals and the century and on cue we have a couple of rain drops across the bay area. good evening ever to

company's treatment, simmering it in low heat, a centrifuge to separate the fat and tissue, a spritz of ammonia gas to kill the germs, and a quick freeze, the usda says it's safe to eat. that's the final product there. the company calls it finely-textured lean beef. flash-frozen and boxed. more like gelatin and not as nutritious as ground beef. kit foshee who was once number two at bpi, says that's because the protein comes mostly from connective tissue, not muscle meat. >> it will fill you up. but won't do any good. >> reporter: today, we were flooded with questions from concerned viewers. >> which grocery stores near me do or don't sell ground beef that contains ammonia-treated pink slime? >> how can consumers find out which retailers do use this pink slime? >> reporter: so, we went out abc news producers to stores across the country to the meat section, to see if it's in the ground beef they sell. most couldn't tell us for sure. >> there is no way to know, from labels or even from the butchers here whether it contains that pink slime. >> the guy at the meat counter said that he had been gett

beef cuttings, sprayed with ammonia to make them safe to eat. and added to most ground beef as a cheaper filler. it was zirnstein that coined the phrase, pink slime. and he won't buy it. >> it's economic fraud. it's not fresh ground beef. it's a cheap substitute being added in. zirnstein and his fellow sin scientist, warned against using what the industry calls lean finely textured beef. and is known now as pink slime. but their government bosses overruled them. why didn't you consider it beef? >> because it was a salvage product. leftover fat that had been heated, at low temperature. and the excess fat spun out. >> reporter: here's how it's done. those waist trimmings are gathered, simmered at low heat to make it easier to separate fat from muscle. put in a centrifuge and spun to finish the separation. next, the mixture is sent through pipes, where it's sprayed with ammonia gas to kill bacteria. frozen into bricks and chipped to meatpackers and grocery stores where it's added to most ground beef. and it doesn't have to appear on the label. usda

i couldn't explain to a costco member that we put trim treated with ammonia in their ground beef. >>orter: critics say pink slime is more like gelatin than beef and less nutritious. but bpi, its inventor and primary manufacturer, tells abc news in a letter from its lawyer today, it is usda-approved beef. and is nutritious. and the american meat institute insists pink slime is not an additive. so, no label is necessary. what's being hidden here? >> what are you asking me to put on the label? it's beef. it's on the label. it's a beef product. it says beef. this is beef. so, we are declaring it. it's beef. >> what about the government in all of this, jim? usda? >> reporter: we've been asking the usda since wednesday for an interview on camera. they have said no. and they're not changing their policy. they've given us no indication they're changing this policy. this can continue to be appearing in america's hamburgers without a label on it. >> they wouldn't even talk about it? >> reporter: not on the record, no. >> you keep calling? >> reporter: we are calling. >> keep calling all next w

that's the final product that starts with low-grade beef trimmings, spun in machines and spritzed with ammonia it's an unnatural process. >> reporter: but most americans get their ground beef at supermarkets. and our viewers want to know if pink slime lurks in the beef sold here. >> what 30% of meat doesn't contain pink slime? >> which retail chains carry it? >> reporter: so, for the second day in a row, we asked america's top ten grocers and whole foods exactly that. these companies either didn't respond or had no comment. the owners of stop & shop and giant say they use the product. safeway would only say they the filler is safe. but they're reviewing their own policy. these stores say their beef contains no pink slime at all. >> is that additive up to our standards? and the answer is no. i personally don't know how i could explain to a costco member that we put trim that's been treated with ammonia in their ground beef. >> reporter: critics say pink slime is more like gelatin than beef and less nutritious. but bpi, its inventor and primary manufacturer, tells abc news in a letter from its l

the scraps then sprayed with ammonia to kill germs and added to ground meat. officials say considerable consumer concern led to the decision and the chain believes the filler is safe. a controversial strawberry pesticide will no longer be sold in the united states. the japanese company that makes the fumigant says it no longer makes sense to sell it in the united states. midas uses methel iodide to kill pests. state of california approved the use, still it never caught on her because of the health concern autos if you're trying to cut calories use your nose, researchers found strong aromas are linked to taking smaller bites. researchers hooked people up to a machine that controlled the scent of a reach and creamy custard. people with the biggest whiff took smallest bites, feeling people moderated since noses told them it was a high calorie treat. >> popular game maker zynga is adding another game to the library. first, tension mounting over at yahoo. >> this is one of the biggest investors launching an assault on yahoo's board. hedge fund manager dan loeb file

low quality scrap that was once used for dog foot and treated with ammonia. the beef is safe to eat they say and it's not an additive but again they will no longer sell it, safeway says. >> saw it on facebook about a month ago, it's amazing social media has made it go viral. >> under pressure. >> and when we're going to see the rain again. >> really nice. enjoying some warmer weather and talk about a cooling transited and showers tonight and pretty stormy weather for saturday morning. >>> and we'll be right back. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may ha

no longer selling that type of ground beef which is made with low-quality perhaps entreated with ammonia the saudi oil minister says higher oil prices are not justified and that prices stay high, his country might lose production. gas here is still at a record high for this time of year. ben bernanke went back to college yesterday at the first of four lectures about the fed at george washington university. the publisher of the world's but downpmost downloaded game wants to become a permanent part of pop culture. >> 6:17 and time to check traffic and weather. >> lisa baden is standing by. >> the fog is dangerous and dense and adding time to air travel. -- to our travel. will things moving relatively well in and out of baltimore on 95. there is a collision out of greenbelt. we will show you what the geico traffic center pictures and take you live to 395 moving well out of land park past king street. it is clear as a bill to get to the pentagon. i want to thank lucille fry of dumfries, va. who made this scarf. this is crocheted, and made. thank you very much it is beautiful >> it is beautif

it's treated with ammonia to kill bacteria. now the department of agriculture will offer beef patties with the additive or bulk without it. the usda buys a fifth of the food served in schools. >>> david cameron and his wife to a state dinner at the white house. it's the largest ever thrown by the obamas. john legend performed at the event. the theme was america's backyard. the menu doesn't conjure of memories of your last backyard barbecue. halibut with brussel spouse and bacon, for dessert, steamed pudding with idaho huckleberry sauce. some of the ingredients came from the white house garden. are you hungry now? >> had a buffalo wander through his backyard. >>> our time is 4:38. ahead on news 4 today, goldman sacks stars question the company's ethics. >>> hbo is ending a popular show. >> we are heading for the >>> our time right now is 4:41. we are 64 degrees already. warmish at this hour. wait until you see what the rest of the day is going to be like. >> record-breaking heat today. thomas, what's going on? >> good morning. a

low quality scrap that was once used for dog foot and treated with ammonia.he beef is safe to eat they say and it's not an additive but again they will no longer sell it, safeway says. >> saw it on facebook about a month ago, it's amazing social media has made it go viral. >> under pressure. >> and when we're going to see the rain again. >> really nice. enjoying some warmer weather and talk about a cooling transited and showers tonight and pretty stormy weather for saturday morning. >>> and we'll be right back. >>> take a look at this. a giant cluster storm and fortunately known ever nobody was hurt. the rock damaged and under groundwater line. public works believes the combination of tree roots and heavy rain may have loosened that 25 foot boulder. >> that was a long slide. glad you are okay. >> absolutely. got the weather gear handy? >> probably not. >> we have several chances of rain over the next several days. warmest and brightest and driest. let's take a look outside. good morning. looking at the golden gate bridge over marin head land. more clouds you

beef scraps, connective tissue and ammonia hydroxide.k about this with the doctor, next. >>> according to the daily.com, the u.s. department of agriculture signed a deal to buy 7 million pounds of this stuff for school lunch programs. take a look. it's like pink slime. just like in the documentary "food inc." it's scrapped treated with ammonium hydroxide. it looks gross. it's oozing into the news. just to be clear here, both the food and drug administration and the food safety service say ammonium hydroxide is generally recognized as safe. that doesn't sound convincing to me. >> actually, it should be. to be in that category requires a lot of scientific research, numerous expert opinions. there are several chemicals in that category. it's treated with ammonia gas so it's not a large quantity. it's a really good recommendation. >> isn't it a compound used to make homemade bombs? >> yes, it's the fertilizer in the oklahoma city bomb. it's in a lot of different things. i don't think it's anything specifically to worry about. >> what about l

pink slime is the ammonia filler used in ground beef products. one of the largest manufacturers recently opened its doors to news cameras and governors. nutritionists point out the product has been used in ground beef for two decades and has not been shown to cause health problems. >> the introduction of the trimmings is not a genuine health concern. it is unfortunate. >> as consumers become acquainted with highly processed food, they're probably taken aback by the process. >> many schools and mcdonald's have chosen not to serve the peace. some supermarkets have removed it from store shelves. three plants have stopped production. 650 employees are not working. it turns out there is a biological reason we are dreaming about how we would spend the biggest lottery jackpot in history if we won. the psychology behind the lottery buzz is that humans are hard wired to be helpful. a specialist in the psychology of money says the lottery gives us a lot of hope. >> even though they enjoy it. they need to be prepared that it will not work out for almost all

ammonia, sounds ugly. sittories acid, it sounds ugly. is it?'s not at all and it in a whole bunch of products. it in beer, it's in cheese. what it's used for here, larry, is to kill e. coli. that's what the ammonia is puffed on to the final product so there's not an e. coli problem with it and that is a serious health issue and this has allowed to product to be safe and consumed safely for -- mcdonald's i guess is not using it, a whole bunch of schools are not using it. if what you say is right, have i no way to doubt and reon? i think we contact and ask them, just please, please, look at the actual facts of this case. this is a kwauld made product. it treated to prevent e. coli, which you don't want in this 20 years. we're trying to get people to actually acknowledge the facts. we hope, the purveyors, sell ger of the product, you say now you're right. >> you're going to -- lean away, driving more people to buy that has higher fat content, which is not a good trend line for us. >> governor, what do the federal government, food safety inspectors

and they do breathe more quickly, at a greater rate they breathe in more tar, carbon no knox aid, ammonia and -- monoxide, ammonia than adults. >>> thank you we appreciate it. >> thank you bye. >> yep. >> coming up an event saluting women veterans taking place this sunday during women's history month, gwen is the mc. >> she will chat with the president and ceo ginger miller coming up next we will be right back  never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) there's no doubt in my mind that komen's funding helped saved my life. the 3-day is my opportunity to help save others' lives. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. with 3 days and 60 miles, you're making a bold stat

the company that makes the filler says it's 100% beef treated with an ammonia gas to ensure bacteria is killed. government crash tests show female dummies strerj a greater degree of injury during crash tests starting with to 11 model vehicles the federal government placed a male dummy with a smaller female for some tests. insurance instit use used the testing since 2003. when 2011 toyota seinna slammed into a barrier, female dummy showed a 20% to 40% risk of death or serious injury. if it had been a male, the risk was only only about 15%. and over past year, gasoline consummation dropped about 3%, main reason is higher gas prices. americans taking fewer tripz and staying closer to home. also contributing to the decline are car makers that are producing vehicle was better gas mileage. average new 2012 car gets 24 miles to the gallon compared to 20 just four years ago. >> pretty good jump. >> huge jump arks mazing watching consumers change their habits to cut down on costs. >> thank you. >> sure. >> and a new study by researchers finds men and women involved in on again off again relat

beginning next fall students will be able to choose between pink slime, and ammonia treated ground beef filler or patties made without it. the low-cost ingredient is made from tiny bits of meat left over from other cuts. the usda says pink slime is safe and that its decision was based on customer demand. >>> videos show teenagers trying a new and dangerous dare. we explain how the cinnamon challenge could send your child to the hospital. >> reporter: check out social media uploads and you can find hundreds of videos like this. this cinnamon challenge is an old start making the rounds of the new generation of teens. >> i've seen it happen a few times. >> a lot of people throw up. i honestly think it's impossible. >> a person has to swallow a tablespoon of ground cinnamon within 60 seconds without drinking anything. the results typically look like this. >> often, taking, and sometimes vomiting and always burning pain. >> it tasted very bad. >> this ninth grader was dared to do it. >> as soon as i held it, i costed out. >> there were no accounts of death, but doctors say it's dangerous. it

beef but widely known has pink slime a cleave ingredient made of left over beefs and treated with ammonia gassments the filler, once used only in dog food and cooking oil was recently found in 20% of the ground beef we buy. critics say it's not even beef but the government doesn't require them to police pink slime on the labor. >> people should be much more aware of the foods they're eating. >> reporter: after reports of abc news, store after store began removing it including the largest store kroger and the second largest safeway. >> it's safe. it contains less fat and historically it's been less expensive. >> reporter: beef products incorporated is the main produce are of pink slime. it's suspend operations at the plants for 60 days as they try to restore confidence in the product. the company says if the market has not recovered after two months. >> we won't have a decision other than to formally terminate employees. >> reporter: meat industry reps said if consumers want to eliminate it, prices will certainly go up. karen travers. >>> a sunny day. 61 now at bwi with a north wind at 9:0

and there is ammonia sometimes used to kill bacteria it doesn't look appetizing. >> safe mart and lucky would not talk to us on camera. it's not known how soon it will sell out. there is a company suspended production. >> this is something they should have been doing a long time ago. >> this shopper at fresh and easy new to the bay area. on wednesday, anyone who has ground beef with pink slime can bring to it stores for a package of ground beef. >> they can swap out pack wrath for package. we're proud to stand behind that. and to with a good neighbor chbl they know product they can stand behind. >> fresh and easy expecting a heavy turnout and will have 400 pounds ready to exchange. >> i hop here quite a bit. >> the ground beef can be fresh, frozen and be cooked. all fresh and easy stores in the bay area as well as throughout the state of california are participating. in san jose, amplt bc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> and more people are buying electric cars and hybrids because they're better for the economy. >> right. but better for the wallet? >> that is a question i'm be looking

they have found a national outcry against the ammonia treated ciller is helping them promote their brands. >> we are a neighborhood market, part of a community, we would not want to give our neighbor something that is not wholesome insurer and that is the reason why we have never done it. >> by noon there was little response to the promotion at this store in concord with only one package being swapped out. maybe because the product is on its way out. the makers of what the industry calls finely textured peace has suspended operations in all but one plants. supermarket chains like safeway said it will take three weeks or more to go completely free of pink slime. people try to avoid the pink slime do not seem surprised to learn that it has been hiding in the media, or that once it was discovered that they lost their appetites. >> based on a society that depew's is processed foods, we never really know exactly what we're eating and now to find out that what we are eating is not what it says it is, it is more concerned. >> there are new faces around lawrence's meets in alamo as people are dra

plants will get full pay for 2 months while the company tries to convince the public that the ammon ammonia-treated meat is safe. >>> you can expect big lines outside of convenient stores today. the megamillions jackpot is now $363 million. that would be the largest ever for this state lottery. the odds of winning, 175 million to 1. but you never know. the folks that won the big ones, they're sitting pretty. why can't it be your turn? >> you're saying there's a chance. >> there's a chance. >>> next on this tuesday morning, how chocolate can help keep the weight off. >>> then also this morning, a crazy high-speed chase. the school bus with punctured tires. >>> and then there's this -- >> i'm so excited about being a jet. i'm excited about meeting my teammates. >> i think the word'sv]çc8 both boats, and almost mouthed, thank you. it was pretty awesome. >> the rescuers say this whale was lucky. too often, the whales and dolphins get satangled in the nets. >>> a dash cam video reveals a harrowing chase by police in new mexico. a stolen school bus was clocking 75 miles per hour when a squadron of police

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pink slime is officially known as lean finely textured beef made of beef scraps and sterilized with ammonia. >>> let's talk about the weather, a little more advertising. >>> absolutely. those of you who don't like the rain or drive through it, it is over for now some could come back for the afternoon commute more for the weekend. >>> plus, missing the lorax. search underway for a statue of the famous dr. seuss character after somebody took it. >>> prince harry is moving out of dad's house. Ñ >> it was raining hard this morning. >> a little sunshine unfortunately that could be the energy needed to regenerate some of those showers during the afternoon. they will be few and far between. up in the high country look at that still snowing still have a couple more hours of snow adding to the foot or so they've already received in some areas. doesn't it look nice? you can see why they will stay open a little later this year than normal. back home, from emeryville to san francisco, mostly cloudy now, holes developing in the cloud deck starting in the low to mid 50s didn't take long to get to 60 in

if you ever get like ammonia, what happens do -- if you get pneumonia, what happens to "mad men"? >> a lot of shows are like that, and that is just the risk you take. what happens if somebody is on the bench? tavis: that is another conversation. >> you are really important. tavis: what happens if the ideas stopped coming to you. >> well, i do not do this by myself, and that is the best thing about working with talented people. the person who does "weeds," she is from a show business family and is a deep the creative person and is like a sister to me. i always talk to her. there is always more. that is the way life is. there is always more story. the panic is when you are doing it, and it does not feel good. i have to take a break. thanks for making me worry about that, too. tavis: because there is more story, and, thankfully, there is, there are more episodes of "mad men." season 5. as i said, the first four seasons, they won everything. >> i hope you enjoy it. tavis: i am looking forward to seeing it. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> i did what wa

it's made with meat trimmings and treated with ammonia before it is added to ground beef. >>> and a missouris hoping for a home run when he puts a rare baseball card up for auction today. bill goodmon hopes this 1909 bill honus card will score $1 million and possibly more when it hits the online auction block. historians believe it's one of only 60 wagner cards in existence. betty, why can't we find something? >> a million dollars for a card like that? who knew? >> i'd find a lot of things i could with it. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather, and in sports it gets ugly under the basket as tennessee and baylor battle to make it to the final four. >>> here's a look at today's forecast for some cities around the country. new york mostly sunny, 50. miami, partly sunny, 82. chicago, afternoon thunderstorms, 68. denver, you're going to see partly sunny skies, 83. >>> let's get a check of your national forecast. break out the sweaters because it is going to be cold but sunny from the great lakes to the northeast. temperatures are expected to be 10 degrees below normal. isolated thunder