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it is round two of paula deen versus anthony bourdain and tim tebow says no thank you, cbs.ternity leave. brian balthazar is the editor of pop goes the week. come. people have been tweeting us and sending their thoughts on mark wahlberg. we haven't even told you what he said yet. >> he's got a film out right now and just gave an interview with a men's journal where he talks how he was originally booked on one of the flights that was had i can jaed on 9/11. it was later rescheduled. he wasn't on the flights. we have to read the quote he gave to this magazine. it reads if i was on that plane with my kids, it won't have went down like it did. there would have been a lot of blood in that first class cabin and me saying okay we're going to land somewhere safely. don't worry. >> he would have fought off. >> he would have essentially stopped this from happening. which is obviously a really outrageous remark. i reached out to his agents at william morris endeavor and his management. they have not responded yet. william morris doesn't give out statements about this nature. i haven't

she's been at the center of a food fight safer anthony bourdain charged that pushing fatty concoctionse her the worst and most dangerous person in america. >> listen, come to my house, i'll cook you a meal, and if you still feel that way about me, so be it. >> reporter: this type of southern goodness, mac 'n' cheese, cornbread, fried chicken and ribs has made deen a cooking sensation. it's true it may not just be a health problem it could be a financial one as well. deen rakes in an estimated $10 million last year alone. so what happens if the queen of the deep fried can't eat what she's cooking? she may already been cleaning up her image. just this week, she tweeted this photo writing they say southern girls don't sweat. honey, i'm willing to argue that after my workout today. >> i love paula. i love southern food.

. >> one of her biggest critics is anthony bourdain. >> i have to be honest, hard to disagree with himshe's saying practice moderation, y'all. good advice. >> did she really say y'all? >> i'm quite sure. >>> ricky gervais says he's done hosting the golden globes. he told his agent never to let him be persuaded to do it again. >> he said the crowd seems more accepting of his biting humor this time or maybe they were quote drunker. >>> happy birthday to bill finch in greenville north carolina. he hits the track to run a mile twice a week, even though he just turned 100 years old last weekend. >> he gets out there on the b badminton court as well. he says he has no secreter for his longevity. he says turning 100 is no big deal. >> one friend says he has no enemies because he outlived them all. >> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, navy veteran waits nearly 70 years for the recognition he deserves. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first, it's been re-engineered with micro-particles. second, it enters the bloodstream fast, and rushes relief

. >> one of her biggest critics is anthony bourdain.says when your signature dish is hamburger between a doughnut, and you have been cheerfully selling this stuff all along knowing that you have diabetes, it's in bad taste if nothing else. >> i have to be honest, hard to disagree with him. she's saying practice moderation, y'all. good advice. >> did she really say y'all? >> i'm quite sure. >> you do a good paula deen impression. >> you know i love the south. >>> ricky gervais says he's done hosting the golden globes. he told his agent never to let him be persuaded to do it again. >> he said sunday night's performance was by far his favorite. noting that the crowd seemed more accepting of his biting humor this time, or maybe they were quote drunker. >>> happy birthday to bill finch in greenville north carolina. he hits the track to run a mile twice a week, even though he just turned 100 years old last weekend. >> not only does he run, he gets out there on the badminton court adds well. he says he has no secret for his longevity. he says

this southern belle has been at the center of an infamous foot fight after fellow tv star, anthony bourdainhat pushing such fatty concoctions on an already obese nation make her, "the worst, most dangerous person in america." >> come to my house, i'll cook you a meal. and if you still feel that way about me, so be it. >> reporter: this type of southern goodness. mac 'n' cheese. corn bread, fried pickles and ribs, made dean a cooking sensation. it's true diabetes can be more than a health problem for the georgia peach, it would be a financial one as well. >> reporter: between her cookbooks, her product lines, speaking fees, and tv appearances, deen raked in an estimated $10 million last year alone. so what happens if the queen of the deep fry can't eat what she's cooking? dean may already be cleaning up her image. just this week she tweeted this photo. writing, they say southern girls don't sweat but honey, i'm willing to argue that after my work jute today. yunji de nies, abc new, atlanta. >>> when we come back, listen to this -- the ring tone and the one place it won't be ringing tonight.

one of her chief critics is fellow celebrity chef, anthony bourdain, who once called deen, the worst,ost dangerous person to america. bourdain said in an interview posted monday, when you've been cheerfully selling this stuff knowing all along that you have type 2 diabetes, it's in bad taste, if nothing else. >> it looks like a piece of davinity up there, doesn't it? >> reporter: deen says she waited because she wanted to have a better understand of the disease. critics suggest that deen only went public, after being paid by a drug company to promote its diabetes medication. >> i'm in a position that we're going to set aside a certain percentage. and we're donating that back. >> reporter: she's also launched an educational campaign on a new website. >> i have made simple changes in my life. like, cutting back on one of my favorite things, sweet tea. >> reporter: she says she sees her diagnosis as an opportunity to help educate the 26 million americans who also struggle with diabetes. >> when my life is over, and you hear my name, i hope you associate the word hope with it. >> let me a

she made headlines last summer when anthony bourdain sliced and diced her in an interview in "tv guide he said she thould think twice before telling an already obese nation that it's okay to eat food that is killing us. she responded with southern charm. >> listen, come to my house, i'll cook you a meal, if you still feel that way about me, so be it. >> reporter: a representative wouldn't confirm or deny the diabetes story. if she has the disease, which over 25 million americans live with, what would do it to her reputation? stay tuned. for "good morning america," t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >> and paula deen's son launched a show a few weeks ago called "not my mama's meals." the timing is interesting. >>> coming up, these pictures. take a look at this. a mother and her two children trapped in a mangled car, dangling over the edge of a prij. what happened next? some people are calling it a miracle. we're going to show you coming up. >>> and the royal puppy mystery? was this a gift from william to kate or vice versa? we have the details. >> big royal news coming up. [ female announ

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you're guilty of causing diabetes with all of your food, including anthony bourdain who is criticizing he is not. i love her. take responsibility for what you do. >> greg: my dream came true thanks to people on the internet. i was turned into a unicorn. >> juan: my gosh. >> greg: welcome to red eye, it's like glee but with better music. >> tighter than a subway, tack the truth. this show starts as soon as i stop thinking auk unicorns. >> greg: "red eye" is a weird cult. they came after me because i like unicorns so they're correct, i'm a hypocrite. >> dana: speaking of hypocrites, some of the folks at the golden globe had a cake at the celebration and they actual gold they sprinkle on it. it realize they probably don't watch enough fox, they need to know with gold you need to invest, not ingest. >> juan: certainly if they watch commercials. >> eric: i want to wish happy birthday to the first lady, 48 years old today. happy birthday, madam first lady. fantastic job. >> dana: he'd probably think that is cute. >> eric: look, healthy -- it's not a cake or cupcake, a healthy salad. >> juan:

and that's pretty cool. ♪ >>> chef anthony bourdain slamming paula deen via twitter. a.j.uncing she's diabetic and he doesn't have much sympathy for her. >> that's right. he responded to this whole situation, kyra, in the same way so many people have. he's publicly called deen's food bad for you. she's a paid spokesperson for a diabetes medication, he's stunned. here's what he tweeted to paula deen. thinking of getting into the leg breaking business so i can profitably sell crutches later. now he and deen do have a history. last year he called her the most dangerous person to america saying that she is proud that, as he put it, her food is bleeping bad for you. for her part she did tell him last year to get a life. kyra, i haven't seen her directly respond to him in the last 24 hours. she is publicly defending herself now saying her recipes were always meant to enjoy in moderation, not as an everyday kind of thing. certainly her revelation having diabetes has raised a lot of questions for a lot of people. >> where's the moderation in a stick of butter? explain that to me,

after fellow tv star anthony bourdain charged that pushing such fatty concoctions on an already obesest, most dangerous person to america. >> listen, come to my house, i'll cook you a meal. and if you still feel that way about me, so be it. >> reporter: this type of southern goodness, mac and cheese, cornbread, fried pickles, and ribs that's made dean a cooking sensation. but if true, diabetes could be more than just a health problem for the georgia peach. it could be a financial one as well. between her cookbooks, product lines, speaking fees, and tv appearances, dean raked in an estimated $10 million last year alone. so what happens if the queen of the deep fry can't eat what she's cooking? dean may already be cleaning up her image. just this week she tweeted this photo, writing, "they say southern girls don't sweat. but honey, i'm willing to argue that after my workout today." yunji de nies, abc news, atlanta. >> and you know i love me some paula dean. but i don't think anyone that eats all that bacon-wrapped -- there you go. that was the date we went on a few months ago. that was

one of her chief critics is fellow celebrity chef anthony bourdain, who once called dean "the worst,dain said in an interview posted monday, "when you've been cheerfully selling this stuff knowing all along that you've got type 2 diabetes, it's in bad taste if nothing else." >> look. it looks like a piece of divinity up there, doesn't it? >> reporter: dean says she waited because she wanted to have a better understanding of the disease. but critics have suggested that dean only went public after being paid by a drug company to promote its diabetes medication. >> i am in a position that we are going to set aside a certain percentage and we're donating that back. [ applause ] >> reporter: she's also launched an educational campaign on a new website. >> but i have made simple changes in my life. like cutting back on one of my favorite things, sweet tea. >> reporter: she says she sees her diagnosis as an opportunity to help educate the 26 million americans who also struggle with diabetes. >> when my life is over and you hear my name, i hope you associate the word hope with it. >> let me

celebrity chef anthony bourdain took to twitter, accusing her f offing in on her disease. the leg-breaking business so i can profitably sell crutches later. fans wrote, shame on you. so disappointed paula deen. campaign on obesity and diabetes, absurdity. one said, you don't know anyone anything. keep on being paula. her campaign could send the wrong message. >> it's absolutely up to her whether she wants to tell the public. i'm afraid we're teaching precisely the wrong message. >> reporter: in statement to abc news, the pharmaceutical company says paula deen is someone people can relate to. we applaud her bravery for help people the best way she knows how and are proud to call ourselves her partner. >> i got from the garden. >> reporter: meanwhile, deen celebrated by fans for her home style cooking and folksy sense of humor now says she wants to spread awareness. >> when my life is over and you hear my name, i hope you associate the world hope with it. >> reporter: she says she plans no major changes to her cooking style. she's always preached moderation. she's in busines

critics seized on this, like anthony bourdain, tweeting today, "thinking of getting into the leg-breakings so i can profitably sell crutches later." so why wait three years to go public? will it hurt her? brad is an expert on branding and image. >> there's going to be some sort of raised eyebrows. >> will this tarnish her image? >> it's possible. it's really too early to say. but it's certainly within the possibility that not only can he rehabilitate herself, but she can reposition herself. >> reporter: and that's exactly what the reigning queen of butter and fat is doing as the new spokesperson for no novonordisk. telling cnn, yi didn't want thi to slow me down. i wanted to take it. >> cutting back on sweet tea. and for a southern girl. that's a big deal. >> deen says her fans have been asking her for years for lighter versions of her recipes, so she'll be doing that. she'll be offering that now. she also says in addition to cutting out that sweet tea, she takes more walks with her husband, michael. she now runs after her grandkids. but the big question remains, michael, is did the very

fellow celebrity safe anthony bourdain tweeted thinking of getting into the leg-breaking business soes later. >> i have always said moderation. >> reporter: on wednesday she defended her wait to break the news. >> it was really something that i had to digest. and i had nothing to bring to the table. >> reporter: but deen is no stranger to controversy. recipes like her bacon cheese burger with a glazed doughnut bun or deep fried cheesecake have made doctors cringe for years. >> butter is probably the fruit that i love to eat the most. >> reporter: one medical organization named her latest cookbook one of the five unhealthiest of 2011. >> it's more than hip rock can hipocracy because she's getting paid. especially when you're being paid and you are a national spokesperson celebrity to announce that this is the right thing to do to get other people to think that they can eat without worrying about what they're eating. >> reporter: with her tv shows, cookbooks and endorsements, paula dean has built a multimillion empire. >> so much for that plate of vegetables. >> reporter: when she sat

chef turned tv personality anthony bourdain.ven't been following this war of words with paula deen, deen just revealed she has type 2 diabetes. bourdain failed to comment further, but in the past she has called deen the most dangerous chef in america for all her butt butter-based recipes. >>> obesity. about 1 in 3 americans are obese. yes, that's bad, but it's not worse. it seems america's weight problem is actually stabilizing. i was saying earlier kind of joking that finally some good news when it comes to obesity. >> aiit's a sad day when we say only 36% of americans are obese. >> but it's true. >> it's true, 36% of americans are obese. not just overweight, but obese. if you're 5'4" and you weigh 145 pounds, you're overweight. if you weigh 174 pounds, you're considered obese. if you're 5'10", over 174 pounds is overweight, and over 209 pounds is obese. we can't sustain this. 40% of us are going to have heart disease. it's unsustainable. it's going to cost more money, you'll see more deaths, you'll see children who don't live