. >> plus, a scandal over a bagel. we'll look at that coming up. >> taking a look at facebook, you can always find us on line nbc bay area is the station or we have individual accounts as well. love to hear from you. >> welcome back everybody. it's 6:14. all of the details come out and this story gets harder to believe but joe paterno's family executing a scathing report on the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. the report accuses paterno of helping cover up sandusky's abuse of children and for many, many years over a decade. the family of the late penn state head football coach says they believe it's impossible, they aren't accepting it. they say it's more likely more people misinterpreted what was happening. sandusky convicted last month of molesting at least 10 boys. >> much better news, 6:14, some parents waking up early today to simply get the chance to get their child a school back pack. it's an annual tradition that helps hundreds. marla tellez is live in san jose with what you need to know if you want to get in

some got the bagel whole, others got it cut into four pieces. who ate the bagel that came in pieces actually ate 25% less at their next meal. experts think having the food come into pieces tricks your brain into thinking it's getting more food. >>> hmm, okay. i'm going to try that. >>> cricket is the second most popular sports in the world, and it's gaining interest in. there's a washington cricket league, and we met with some of them to learn about the sports, and we asked them, you know, "what's your workout?" >> cricket is basically another form of baseball. the object is to score as many runs as possible without losing too many wickets, which are called outs in baseball. high-scoring game. it's a circular or oval field. in the middle it's called a pitch, where the pitcher or bowler as it's called in cricket, has to pitch the ball. >> the right cricket ball is a leather ball, just like a baseball. and a bowler, he bowls, and his targets is to hit those three stumps on the other side. if you hit the stumps with a legal delivery, that means the

the reporters set up a facebook page for a fictional bagel shop and then advertised their bagel shop through the facebook ad system. as a result, they got thousands of likes. but the bbc says there were two problems. one, the likes almost always came from far away, like the philippines. that makes no sense. why would a huge number of filipinos like a store in great britain they've never been to, a store that doesn't even exist? the bbc did some digging into its new fans, its bagel customers, and found many had clicked thousands of likes in the past and had suspicious profiles. that's the second problem. they may not be real people. the conclusion here is that facebook ads may not be attracting the fans that the company hopes it is and that likes may not be as valuable as the company thinks. back to you. >> very good insight. thank you, scott. >>> an east bay city is shining the light on foreclosure within its community. the city of richmond will offer a bus tour today to give people a glimpse of how bad some neighborhoods have been hit by the foreclosure crisis. city leaders say the

gave one group of people a whole bagel and gave another group a bagel set in four pieces. those who ate bite size ate 20 percent less. >> that's tough because i lo bagels. we love our bread. the question we ask ourselves from time to time. how do i know if i am normal or if i am not? fox news contributor and psychiatrist dr. keith ablow here answering the e-mails you sent to us. >> good mother-in-law. >> it says my husband of 14 years claims to me i have no friends and my family can't even visit. he makes it hard to enjoy them. i am not happy am i nuts dr. ab low for feeling this way. is he nuts for changing my life. >> two diagnoses. you are both nuts. people sometimes conspire to suffocate one another. you have to decide i want to have my own life and i don't want him to be my jailer. >>> my 36-year-old daughter has her own family. recently call mede mommy. am i normal or nuts to let this concern me? >> you are normal to let this concern you, because guess what? there's a reason for it. why does an adult woman do this? there's a reason she is reverting to this childhood

the other, a bagel cut up into four smaller pieces. and the result was unmistakable.rs given the bite-size pieces ate 25% less than the others. scientists say it's the big insight that all those tiny portions act as kind of an optical illusion tricking the brain into feeling full faster. >>> and sometimes, it's just nice learning that geniuses have to work as hard as we do. it turns out ernest hemingway rewrote the last line of "a farewell to arms" by one count, 47 times, before he was satisfied. all of them published today. here is attempt number 7. "there is no end except death and birth only the beginning." here's attempt number 34. "the world breaks everyone. and those it does not break it kills." in the end, he settled on this, "after a while, i went out and left the hospital and walked back to the hotel in the rain." a legend at work. >>> and here's a "what would you do" scenario. this was the scene at the jersey shore. the sky is darkening. a crack of lightning. people are scurrying from the boardwalk. but a 17-year-old girl is stuck on a chair lift ride overhe

>> well, i've teamed up with new york style for their bagel snacks.o their facebook page you have the chance to win a red carpet experience for yourself and 50 of your friends. that's cool. >> 50 in >> we're going to get to this red carpet thing in just a second. all i want to know is this, how are we going to look perfect in february in new orleans in the french quarter after the ravens win the super bowl? >> we are going to be there, baby. >> what is the key to looking good then? that's what we want to know. >> the key is purple. it doesn't matter what your wear as long as it's purple. >> ain't that the truth. between now and then we have this -- don just brought it up. 50 people, that's a big party. >> doesn't that sound fun? all your friends and family, all the glitz and glamour. . >> let me ask you this. isn't that just a ton of pressure on you though? i look at you, i look at others and i think to myself, man, i'd hate to be running that gauntlet. that's just got to be pressure. >> you know, i just don't really think about it like that. i think

researchers recently gave 300 college students a bagel.t them whole, others got to cut it into four pieces. those who ate the bagel that came in pieces ate 25% lest less at their next mime. experts 3w4re6 because this tricks the brains into thinking it's getting more food. researchers saying this could be a new dieting tactic. >>> the cdc has warnings for all types of diseases, but now it's telling people how to prepare for weddings. the agency says it's similar to disaster preparation. experts suggest a medical supply kit for the clumsy flower girl or guest who passes out, and they say it's important to have an evacuation plan in the event of a major storm. timely they say select a point per for guests to contact if an emergency does happen. >>> that's why we have wedding planners. >>> more people are turning to diet supplements to help shed pounds. some distress day they can be an essentially tool. dr. allison bricker explains. >> my muscles are bigger today than ever in my entire life. >> reporter: alan says after struggle with his weig

i've had an everything bagel taken from me this morning by the lovely stephanie abrams, ate a shrimpoom. but now because it's my segment coming up p. hot dogs wrapped in bacon coming up. >> ground beef. >> what can you do to make the best of your barbecue this fourth of july. >> i feel good. >> all right. but now let's meet a little girl with a big passion for dancing. she was one of the eight acts eliminated from "america's got talent" semifinals last night. she is 6-year-old lilliana rose also known as lil star. good morning, lilliana, how are you? >> good. >> i know howie mandel, he loved your act. he thinks you're the next shirley temple. do you know who the shirley temple is? >> yes, do i. >> who is she? >> well. >> a great little actress, right? >> lilliana, what you do you want to do now. they said you're going to be a huge star. what's your next move? >> well, i'm gonna do a little dance move. >> what are we waiting for. >> let's see it, sweetie. >> do your dance for us. >> do your thing. >> go ahead. >> go for it. >> go ahead, girl. >> wow. >> wow. [ applause ] >> she's got

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. >> reporter: we talked to her about shopping to avoid gluten, bread crumbs to cookies to bagels, it's there. pie crust is there. >> reporter: look around any grocery store and you see the booming gluten-free business. it's a multibillion dollar market now. and the champions of gluten-free living believe it should get a lot bigger. >> those who are adopting it for fashion or trend they are going to probably like it. they're going to see that there are many more options than they thought. >> reporter: do you think i'd be better off refuduce organize eliminating gluten from my duty? >> i think if you gave yourself a challenge where you went gluten-free, you'd find your energy levels would soar and you'd like how you felt every day. >> reporter: about 1 in 100 people are born with celiac disease. what about the rest of us? should everyone stop eating gluten? >> yes. i'll go so far as to say the wheat of today is a food probably no one should eat. now, that is talking as a clinician, there is no research to back this up yet. >> reporter: that's right. there is no conclusive scientific rese

a final audit businesses selling a personal touch biden's bagels held as coffee shop. tucker jane. a vintage clothing boutique but did wait you'll let you in on the little secret. if you look closely the secret is spelled out on the walls. the windows on the receipt. >>> goodwill industries. does like the one on the since she and san francisco. at a big business to try to pretend to be something that is not. jennifer hansen is the honor of saks consignment. did we ever to for 18 years and have owned from 07. i was not upset about them coming in until they started this allow breads advertising campaign. in order not to seem out of character with the rest of the town they have made these very elaborate bios about two women to contract their entire lives hiking in marin county. that is real. >>> is just playful fun story telling. tim murray is director of brand marketing for goodwill in san francisco. >>> we wanted to go to market as a young modern and fresh brand that was appropriate for marin county and for we're blood same very new groups of people that might not have considered st

pizza, bagels and lox. cheese cake. >> the battle over the big gulp continues. and why it could be a done deal. >> something i do not want to do that i do, you know on accident. >> it kind of happens. >> let the four letter words slip at work? i have, we all have. the impact and breaking news regarding the mother of cal ripkin. we're back in a bit. 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month, over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. and now you can try finish quantum for free. visit us on facebook. >>> and a live look at new york city. a beautiful sun realize over the big apple and new yorkers getting their input to the plan to limit the size of sugar drinks and in theaters to being no longer than 16-ounces. they're not using the sweet language at all. markets and some chains like 7- 11. hear not going to be affec

he wants his bagel -- wait a minute. tavis: you sold the company eventually. good >> i did not sell the company. i was bought out of the company. >> i was being nice. >> helen came into the situation later, and all the people she repped, and she didn't do job getting them work. -- she did a good job getting them work. gebony is not a good name for a management company. we got to get a regular name, and we have to get people who are legitimate. and we cannot get a guy with a dynamic path representing people -- with a dynomite hat. let me take over. lederman left, because i said if he ever leaves, -- letterman left. we had to pay to get him out. we had a lot of people who were leaving, a lot because of helen because she is tough to deal with. then i find out years later when i got the deal at nbc, i got 10,000. they only got 7 million to sell out. i thought, i think i got screwed. it was that kind of stuff, and i lost leno's friendship. i love laeno. he has done a bad job on the show of not bringing on new talent. tavis: carson did that all the time. >> he would

the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extremes of heat and fall and unexpected rain. i don't tell her that hearing the weariness of her voice i can feel her flannel nightgown wet with my tierce much the smell of ponds cold cream makes me sad. how i long to wrap my arms around her warm bell e. instead i say, i'm fine. eating, taking subway. i don't tell her that today i wept over a bowel of ph o. >> 100 degrees cellsius. there is no going back you and i. like broth clouded by the blood. so this next poem is actually in the tears to me antholology. a vietnamese woman artist, composure you name it she does it. i wonder if she bakes i never asked her but. this is a buddhist heart. each time i burned my body for you my heart remanipulained in . i watched the saffron flames engulf me seer my skin, flesh of a plum stripped of it's peel. tender and glowing like mars, i would rise to the sky for you to see me. in those moments i was your torch and we were united. united by the scents the heat the shutter. for love of another i'd s

british journalists set up a fake company, a bagel shop.ve it its own facebook page and advertised their shop through the facebook ad system. they got thousands of likes but the bbc says there were two problems. one is the likes almost never came from great britain. like the philippines. that makes no sense. why would a huge number of filipinos like a store in great britain. which is also a store that doesn't exist in the first place. the bbc had a second problem. it did digging. its bagel customers found many of the people clicked thousands of times and had suspicious profiles like a man born in 97 who claimed to be an executive at chevron. i'll do the math. that person if he exists is 15 years old. speaking of shaky numbers, jpmorgan chase restated its earnings. it now says that $2 billion loss is a $4.4 billion loss and it's not so sure about other trades. it erased a half billion off of its profits. the company says it still made $5 billion in profits but one expects the bank to get the numbers right the first time. not a confidence bui

it is not just about having a nutrition policy, cupcake sales, or bagels in the schools, anything like that. the other part of it, and we all know this, the other part of it is you have to exercise. you have to know how to exercise well. the pe, when i was going to school, it has changed. the sport passed a plan that acknowledges that physical activity, according to the ability and interest, a lifetime of good, physical health. i do not think -- we have heard from shape up, from pediatricians, from national organizations, we heard from michelle obama. this is a very important issue for our use. if we are going to prepare everyone for the 21st century, we have to prepare them to live in the 21st century. i do not mean high blood pressure. i do not mean diabetes. i mean that live a full and healthy life. this is what they can do. jrotc is one issue, pe is another. but this resolution is offensive. for one thing, the jrotc requires that every betty -- everybody have two instructors. the last amendment said it would have to come from private funding. we sat at this very podium and everybod

within caugh as a respiratory infection that can close airways and a bagel it's especially dangerous for children. outbreaks in the united states and not uncommon bar usually small with fewer than 5000 cases a year. but wisconsin and washington state have already reported more than 6000 cases combined. it turns out less than half of lebanon total study in washington and got a booster shot there is in all adults to give back some is the lid down in texas them too young. right now all 8% to two adults get the vaccine dr. john the book cbs news new york. will that happen before you step in the wrong way new approach the bridge toll if you do a fast track for cash you can actually get hit with a $25 fine. reportedly was uncovered a way of too little out of that. the we went to the senate agrees to be short rock. a crash susan larsen and her boyfriend rarely use the bay area bridges the they say it did no there have to be a tall on the bridge. did we we didn't get any toll bridges on the way they're so we assume the way back wouldn't go through any. the didn't have cash to the bridge does

one more thing, i was at a bagel shop, you know, early morning, i needed a cup of coffee and a bagel, i stopped at a bagel shop, the owner and one or two employees, i think there were actually three, one was in the back, i didn't see that employee, but we were talking about health insurance. and there was some excitement by this employer because she could get insurance. it's for the employers as well as the two employees who were able to get insurance. previously she couldn't. a single mother, a new shop opening up, pretty good bagels and the coffee was very good, now she could get insurance. through the exchange. and you know, a new shop, income was going to be low. she could also get the subsidy. for the first time in many, many years for this woman, a diversee, lost -- divorced, her husband went one way she went the other, she lost the insurance. now she can get insurance. this is part of the affordable health care act. it's designed to encourage businesses to provide insurance and in that process, as you say, find the good employees and keep them. it's very exciting. mr. tonko: i

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guest: go back to that example i gave earlier today with regard to the bagel shop owner.e wants to grow his business. he is probably filed as a subchapter s corporation which means all of the income goes to his personal tax return. he may be making $250,000. the caller says president obama i just want to tax the guy making millions of dollars. that bagel shop owner who is making $250,000 would be classified as the rich according to president obama and he would be asked to pay a larger percentage of his in come to washington so we can spend it on whatever we want to spend it on. what i think he wants to do it is hire more employees to be able to grow his business. host: i wanted to inject some politics into this. the democratic congressional campaign committee is prepping its plans to attack folks like you and other republicans. a two-page memo instructing candidates on how to frame their message on taxes. some of the talking points there. any thoughts? guest: those are the same arguments that the democrat leadership engage in. it is a class warfare line of attack. . think

the students who ate the bagel cut ate 25% less. >> this is the concept of if you're beverages served in a larger container, you will take larger drinks. if your food is on a larger plate, you will eat more. break it into pieces. >> those by size snickers bars, that will not work for you. [laughter] you will still get fat. >> alright. dorsalis. cut it up. when it comes to twitter, it seems more americans are tweeting about church rather than the year. -- beer. in the southeast the bible belt, you get a lot of tweets about church. in the northeast where we are he did, apparently we tweet about beer. >> after you have had one or two, you cannot tweak anymore. at least not sensibly. at least you tweet drunk at 2:00 a.m. i can understand you are not tweeting -- >> all right. dallas had the most church tweeting. we have another half-hour of." "good morning washington >> >> why they say >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington" -- on your side. >> we are resolved to have this lago way. >> straight ahead lawmakers tried to make an obamacare go away. >> california boys spring into

say they are shop along this avenue and you will find a lot of businesses selling a personal touch, bagels, coffee shop, tacos, enter georgie and willow, a vintage clothing boutique. >> a great shopping street that is why we picked it. >> now we will let you in on the little secret. if you look closely, the secret is spelled out on the walls. the windows, and the receipts. >> every purchase that you make also has a purpose which is to serve the mission of good will. >> yes, good will, goodwill industries. just like the one on mission street in san francisco. >> i think that the business should be what it is, it should not pretend to be something it is not. >> she is the owner of a consignment store. >> i have worked here for 18 years and i have owned it for almost seven. >> georgie anne will open up last month, here is sacks. >> i was not upset about them coming in, until they started this elaborate advertising campaign, in order not to seem out of character with the rest of the town, they have made these very elaborate biography is about two women and you can track their entire lives, hik

. >> by the way, you look like you just had a bagel, not about to give birth. >> i know!eah. >> good for you. >> these are things maybe you didn't register for but fun things to get. woor starting at whittlebee.com. it puts your kids shopping on autopilot. you can start out with a newborn, goes up to preschool. every month you can get a gift certificate for somebody. they send a box of clothes, you have a personal stylist and they build your baby's wardrobe. >> that is fun. >> it's cute. >> it's cute stuff and they can do it depending on your style. >> snooki gives it a thumbs-up. >> it's like "where's waldo." >> every box is different. >> give it to snooki. >> mbeans, it's for all things baby. when you get a baby basket, you use only about a quarter of the stuff in there. snooki, they made this one for you. it's got a lot of fun things you would love. this is great. you can do it all online. >> little bit of everything. >> yes, little bit of everything. i like when you doncan talk to someone so you can pick and choose. >> everyone loves jewelry. new mom jewelry can be ch

bagel shop. >> favorite artist to collaborate with? [ indiscernible ] serk ross. >> yes? >> yeah. >> can you do the um? >> uh. >> reporter: most proud moment so far in your career? >> probably d.c -- or number two out in the country when my last album debuted. >> reporter: your first are -- car. >> '89 camry. >> reporter: your favorite current car. >> mr. noticedder's box. >> reporter: his, not your own? >> i'm going to try to buy it from him when he is done with it. >> reporter: have you started talking with him yet? >> trying to work my way in there. >> reporter: how many games will the redskins win this year? >> a lot. >> reporter: how many will you go to? >> as many as i can. if i can go to all of them, i would. d.c. chillin, red and green chillen, my name's wally, and i came to get it. >> and in stores. >> reporter: that's my boy wall e. >> reporter: i think he meant burgundy and gold and not red is any green. at 5:45, i set down with hetower and i know you have some rick ross. >> that was the first time i heard about the uh thing. >> reporter: he does it in all of h

. >> i just programmed my tivo because i will be watching this tomorrow with bagels and orange juice.> it's a web tv channel. >> will you be getting a show on this network starting tomorrow? >> only if i'm very, very, very lucky. but you know, heather, we wondered what herman's next act was going to be. >> i love how you gave that to me. >> i don't know -- >> i'll remind you during the presidential primary, it was his campaign manager that was smoking a cigarette, looking into the camera, i mean, remember it was a 999 thing. you have to give it to him. it seems he makes fun of himself and doesn't take himself too seriously. he's the godfather, right? >> he's saying liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote? >> yes. let's give a lamb a gun. >> what he's actually talking about is pretty scary, which is actually part of the big right wing thing, now it's apparently armed people or lambs going and trying to contest the vote and police, citizen police -- >> this is not about politics. this is about lambs and this is about guns. this has nothing to do with politics. >> he does give v

>> ipad: i want bagel, bacon, please. >> okay. >> stahl: now, when he goes to the local diner, he canownloaded a special language app and added pictures, videos and symbols that allow him to convey his feelings... >> ipad: happy... >> stahl: ...what he wants... >> ipad: toys. >> stahl: ...and what he watches on tv. >> ipad: tv news, "60 minutes." >> stahl: my first "60 minutes" interview on an ipad. i asked about his brother jimmy. and how old is jimmy? >> ipad: keyboard. numbers. two-six. jimmy, 26. >> stahl: so he's one year younger than you are? is he your best friend? aw... does that mean you love him? yeah. josh is typical of people with autism in that he rarely looked directly at me. he rocks. and he has obsessions-- in his case, it's world war ii. >> ipad: "hogan's heroes," season six. >> stahl: his therapist, tammy taylor, will never forget the first time she put the ipad into his hands. what had been bottled up inside him began to pour out. >> tammy taylor: it just blew me away that he could actually tell me his brother had a goatee and was bald. >> stahl: he's completely com

she blaut bagrought bagels. what did you bring?> wisdom and knowledge. >> can you eat wisdom and knowledge? andrew parker, and i'll start with the guest who was on time, alexandra. >> give her lots more time. >> he's here all the way 'til 9:00. alexandra, i've heard meredith whitney is right because of what's happening in california. does it make her more right with the cities actually declaring bankruptcy? >> you know, it's actually quite brave that i'm here today. >> really? >> one would expect that i was going to get that question. so what i wanted to do was actually break down what's gone on in each california city. there have been three cities so far that have declared bankruptcy. one i'm going to put in the very strange and tiny category that's mammoth lakes, california, for anybody who has ever gone skiing up there. >> i know it well. >> $4.3 million in municipal debt. they were unable to pay a $43 million legal judgment against a developer so that was the reason for that bankruptcy. so let's put that as a one-off. then let'

you grab the hot dog and the bagel or the pretzel. >> ronald reagan, right?le at -- >> he has a bagel, one of these things with a hot dog in itnd then jalapenos lining the top. i almost grabbed that one but i didn't. >> coming up a big happy birthday to america. what a great little memorial in the wall street journal about july 4th and about 1776. you know, we had the highest per capita income, the biggest middle class and the lowest taxes in the world in 1776. >> coincidence? >> no. >> anyway, that means -- >> members of the british empire. >> not for long my friend. >> we were then. maybe we should go back. >> we want it to stay that way. >> you know what, you might not know being a russ ki. >> lots of them around the country. we'll find out what it takes to light up the sky on the fourth of july and more fireworks with the donald at 7:30 eastern. we'll be right back. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we p

frankly, it's because i eat too much pasta, pastrami sandwiches, pizza, bagels and cream cheese. >> theat city regulated food service establishments. the idea proposed by mayor michael bloomberg is his effort to combat obesity. >> this is becoming a devastating public health issue. it's an epidemic. >> but the proposal has sparked protests. from cries that the government is overreaching to complaints that enforcement would be haphazard. the city can regulate restaurants, but grocery stores, for instance, would not be subjected to the same restrictions. among the loudest opponents are the food and beverage industries. >> we are concerned that this could trickle across the snags. >> she's the director of nutrition for the national restaurant association. >> a step toward progress. there is an obesity epidemic. >> the tactics taken are not in the -- there's no evidence to indicate that will impact obesity. >> there are plenty of scientific studies showing two things. one, if people are served larger portions of things, they eat more and second, they're not aware of if. >> this man of the r