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that bloomin' baked sea got him. what you saw was what you got. he was one of the nicest, dearest people. >> larry: and a great game show host. >> oh, yes, great game show host. and what i fell in love with, what got us together was his enthusiasm. he was interested in everything. there wasn't anything he didn't want to know more about and care about. that's fun to live with. >> larry: you never remarried? >> nope, when you've had the best, who needs the rest. >> larry: this animal thing -- >> oh, well. >> larry: have you always been an animal love summer. >> since the womb. >> larry: you're an advocate too, right? >> not so much an advocate. i work for animal health and well being. i'm not in politics, i don't demonstrate i'm not an activist. >> larry: you're not a member of peta? >> no, i'm not. they do fine things, i'm just -- i've been with the morris animal foundation for 45 years. >> larry: do you object to whales with being kept in big pools? >> i've also worked with the los angeles zoo for 46 years. i -- of course, for that individual whal

he said -- that bloomin' baked sea got him. what you saw was what you got. he was one of the nicest, dearest people. >> larry: and a great game show host. >> oh, yes, great game show host. and what i fell in love with, what got us together was his enthusiasm. he was interested in everything. there wasn't anything he didn't want to know more about and care about. that's fun to live with. >> larry: and you never remarried? >> nope, when you've had the best, who needs the rest? >> larry: this animal thing -- >> oh, well. >> larry: have you always been an animal lover? >> since the womb. >> larry: you're an advocate too, right? >> not so much an advocate. i work for animal health and well-being. i'm not into politics. i don't demonstrate. i'm not an activist. >> larry: you're not in pita. you're not in peta? >> no, i'm not. those people do fine thing.

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she's making a baked pasta and espresso caramel bars.da always looks so beautiful when she's in the kitchen as well. >>> and later, if you just need to get away from it all and take a vacation alone, we'll tell you about great destinations for solo travelers. it is interesting, people talk about working up the courage to do something like that. we're used to being in groups just naturally as humans. but you can take a solo trip -- >> i've done it! i did it in paris after i ditched my friend. but that's another segment on friends. >>> but first, let's get a check on the forecast. meteorologist bill karins. >> we can do a whole scene where we reunite you, get you all together. let's talk about this horrible march we're getting rid of and enjoyable stuff we'll deal with in the future. april is looking really nice in much of the eastern half of the country. today perfect in the middle of the nation. 80s and 70s. 72 today in minneapolis. on the last day of march. that just doesn't happen that often. northeast is getting rid of the pesky storm

she's baking cookies. the family said the video was shot in december. jay si dugard was found last year 18 years after she was kidnapped. she has avoided the spotlight while living in an undisclosed location in northern california. her mom is pleading for privacy as the family heals from a long nightmare. >> hi, i'm terry probyn and on behalf of my daughters and my two awesome granddaughters, we'd like to thank you for all the love and support you've shown us these past few months. it is my desire to share our miracle with the world, but it must be done on our terms. what my family needs is privacy during our healing process. >> prosecutors say due guard was abducted by con vukted sex offender phillip garrido and his wife nancy. they're still awaiting trial. dugard had two children in captivity and authorities believe phillip garrido is their father. prosecutors say they were kept in squalor living in tents and sheds in the backyard in antioch, california. >>> "avatar," the big budget, big block bust ser up for nine oscars this weekend and the all-time

as simple as bake them, frost them, devour them.ur family with pillsbury. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso stand 'n stuff taco shells. old el paso. feed your fiesta. >>> harry is back after a few days off. while you were off, we suspended the colon comedy watch, but there was something that played on david letterman while you were gone and we want to show it. >> all right. >> on cbs earlier today, "the early show" removed a blarney stone from harry smith's colon. >> it was just the gift that keeps on giving for dave. >> it was hilarious. >> people were obsessed with it. >> yeah, your colon has its own facebook page. >> but they just cleaned that out. >> very good. and now dave has been -- i mean harry has been invited on the letterman show to do the top ten tonight? >> yeah, i'm assuming it will be colon resulted. >> you have not seen it? you have no idea? >> no, no. we rehearse this afternoon and we'll be on tonight. >> very fun. >> that's cool. >> what do you think should be? >> what do i think it should be? i

>> well, you know, it is hard to tell what is baked into the markets. when i look at the analysts and the stock ratings, what we are seeing is, they are chasing estimates higher and seeing a lot of beaten raises, and top down, and we think that we are 81 for s&p profits and bottom up, analysts are 79. but they are raising the ratings and we are seeing the fairly rapid upgrade of stocks and people shifting from buy ratings to neutral. >> that is a good sign. >> and remember the analysts were fighting the rally and neutrals on the stocks for a long time and finally starting to upgrade and it is all coming requisitely coming early. >> so, michael, are we reaching a level that people should consider taking the money off of the sidelines. i mean, if the analyst community is on board, what does that tell you? >> well, that is the typically not a good sign. but the one thing that is happening here, trish, we have a large percentage of the investing public that is still on the sidelines and still waiting to be convinced, and usually, it takes a series of months

she was riding a horse and also doing some holiday baking. that is 29-year-old jaycee on the left. and a gray pullover on the middle. her mother on the right, in the middle her half-sister. also on home video, jaycee speaks to the public. >> hi, i'm jaycee. >> we want to talk about these new images of jaycee, what they may reveal about how she's adjusting and about her mother's plea for privacy for her family. joining us from las vegas, a brave woman named katie calloway hall. she was kidnapped and raped by phillip garrido in 1976. he was sentenced to 50 years, paroled after just 11. garrido is the man charged with abducting and assaulting jaycee. and joining us from salt lake city, ed smart. his daughter, elizabeth, was taken from her bedroom in june of 2002, at age 14. she was found nine months later. the man accused of her kidnapping and rape was recently ruled competent to stand trial. katie, having gone through something like this yourself, what do you make of seeing these home videos from jaycee? >> i think that jaycee looks remarkably well. i think that they're making excell

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it seems when the crowd of teenaged girls came to see the star bake unruly, the cops asked his fans to announce it was canceled. he waited an hour and a half. he says -- braun says he tweeted within seven minutes. he now faces a year in jail if convicted. >>> well, if you're a jesse james fan hoping for the best, yesterday was not your day. first another tattooed stripper told "star" magazine she also had an affair during his marriage to sandra bullock. also yesterday he settled a sexual hair asment lawsuit for over $7 million while married to bullock. >>> this comes to us from south bend, indiana, where a nearby ligonier. one woman is very lucky and shee as she trashed measure. one day after ripping up a local flyer she got a phone call from her neighbor warning her it may have contained a winning ticket. she cysted throu sifted through. the special good neighbor will be getting a cut of the prize. i don't blame her. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> good morning, everyone. i am tony pann. another nice quiet start

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and eleven more choices, each served with a salad and our freshly-baked cheddar bay biscuits.e celebrate lobsterfest. right now at red lobster. >>> you have worked really hard for that license in your wallet. i mean, you've had 16 years of humiliation, begging for lifts from people who couldn't give a [ bleep ] about your image. you've had to stand and watch as all the pretty girls drove off in some older jerk's car. humiliation. i know. i've been through it. but that's all over now. les, that thing in your wallet that's no ordinary piece of paper. that is a driver's license! and it's not only a driver's license. it's an automobile license. and it's not only an automobile license. it is a license to live. a license to be free, to go wherever, whenever, and with whomever you choose. >> larry: that's pretty good. from 1988's "license to drive." back in 2008, you told "people" magazine you weren't going to speak to corey again until he got sober. you didn't feel he was a safe person to be around? >> yeah. >> larry: what changed? >> he shaped up. he got his act together. he was do

>> a lot of the medicare population was baking in the sun.used to bake in the sun, obviously a waste of time, but a lot of the people, you know, the most stunning statistics for me, we should all be concerned about is the highest rate of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. >> right. >> are occurring in young women, more so than young men who are under the candidates. >> is that because of the tanning beds and things of that nature? >> i think that has a lot to do about it. if you look at shows on television, you know, they, you know, glorify tans. sure, hello jersey shore. >> and for their motto. >> it is along with the fist pump (laughter) >> i'm glad you came on and you have changed my perspective about this. >> and just in time. >> i will wear 100 because i have been prone to some dangerous moles. >> and keep reapplying it. >> and you can do a self-- information on a self-examine on skin cancer.org. how to treat this and do a self-examine yourself as well. >> so great to be here, have a wonderful time. >> will do now. so democrats

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to bake a cake has become big business, and the more elaborate, the better. let them eat cake, in tonight's "sign of the times." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," march 17th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with an investigation that is sure to make you angry. at a time when most americans are watching every penny, we're going to show you how criminals bilk taxpayers for billions. the government even admits that a staggering $60 billion is stolen annually from medicare. but the haul is probably much larger than that, in the hund d hundreds of billions what was clear to us after our investigation is that medicare fraud is one crime that does pay, and pay, and pay. tonight, "nightline" instigates medicare fraud. >> let's go. >> reporter: federal agents piper and perez is on the trail of some of the most illusive and richest criminals in the u.s. part of a special strike force in south florida. what can you see? >> well, it

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like one of the things that really stuck out to me and really help pitch to get money -- like we did bake sales in schools and there's women like oh, no i'm on a diet. and i remember something that you wrote in your book saying, you know, we have the luxury to say we're on a diet, you know, when there's people who can't even eat. sorry. and i just wanted to ask, how did you get to follow paul farmer? >> i met him -- i was doing an article in haiti about american soldiers and i ran into him and i got interested in him. although at six years passed i mean, i kept sort of vague track of him for those six years. i think it's odd to me that pursue him right away because he was so clearly interesting. but i think the reason was haiti. i was shocked by haiti. and i think -- when i came back, i was -- i tried -- i spent a lot of time and energy trying to reconcile the fact of haiti with my own privileged american life, trying to hang on to my conviction that i had earned all my privileges.

now, they are pushing for yogurt, baked chips and air popped popcorns. 60% of parents want better snacks >>> it appears that we may be born to dance. researchers at the university of new york and england, found that children uved their arms and legs more when they listened to music then just talking. doctors say that the results can help diagnose early problems. >>> yesterday it was about celebrating all things irish. this morning it is all things german. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. and did you know that 40 million americans claim to be of germ and decent. albert einstein, fred astair and babe ruth were germ man. why isn't there a german- american museum. well now there is. it is opening on sunday in d.c. and we are getting a sneak peek today. because that's how we roll here on fox 5 morng news. and we're going to give you an

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and a little shake and bake with joe on goldman sachs. i'm short that one as well. i do think that you're talking about a market here that is extended. people have been reaching. it's the end of the quarter. so now you've got to ask yourself, where is the next catalyst? what is it going to be? i think the job number is priced in as well. >> it's funny. you talk about copper. because b.k., i actually think copper's breaking out. and we've been dancing around this 345, 349. if you break through that resistance you've got room to start to test. again we're going back to october 2008. names i like are actually some guys that haven't really rallied. if you look in canada, you're looking at ivanhoe mines, fordescue. these are -- >> is it a 5% market correction, brian? is it a 10% market correction? or is it a temporary pullback on the road to 11,000? that's what i want to know. >> right. so here i think is the key. the key is the federal reserve. ben bernanke's already told us he's going to keep his foot on the gas. so right now i'm going to say 5%, 10%, healthy pullback

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we now know slaves baked bricks used for the building's foundation and walls, they solve the lumber for the interior walls and floors, doug foot trenches for the foundation, worked the va cory is where the sandstone walls cut and laid the stones that hold up the capitol to this day. quote come in rebuilding the capitol, the white house and other public structures destroyed by the british in 1814 games of tired slaves the bulk of the work, rhode constance mclaughlin cream in her 1967 book "the secret city their race for the race relations in the nation's capital." many of the slaves were hired from maryland and the district of columbia. the largest sleeve holding state of america was virginia. with a little more than 400,000 slaves living there before the civil war. the people of the district of columbia and maryland also had their share of slaves with as many as 31 -- 3,185 slaves residing in the federal capital and another 100,000 living in maryland. the construction of the speed and other federal buildings in washington was a windfall for slave owners whose public records for attestin

think that baked chicken is as good, but it isn't. >> the outer quoting being super crispy. >> i haveying is ultimately less. >> here's the numbers. >> in the book, on every page, there's a before and after. in this case, the fat went from 30 grams to 10 grams. the fat calories from 549 to 204. mac and cheese. everyone thinks they have to give it up. but you don't have to give it up. i used the whole wheat noodles. a garlic and onion pure, that i made instead of the cream. that gives you the texture, the creaminess. and you get rid of the dari. and there's no fat. and low-fat cheese. pigs in a blanket. everyone loves pigs in a blanket. they're wrapped in puff pace st. >> i'm intimidated by filo dough. >> it's nice. >> i'm intimidated by it. >> you wrap it in filo dough. and i wrap it in a low-fat cheese cause in ketchup and mustard and cheese. now, brownies. everyone loves brownies. [ applause ] brownies are fattening and high-caloric. some brownies have 1,400 calories in them. you understand that? that's three hours on a treadmill. can't do that anymore. this is a 53-calorie brownie

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is this thing baked in the cake? can this thing be beat snn i think it's rattling investors and stocks right now. >> i think it can be beaten. i think it's up, and particularly. members of the house. we made it very clear to the president we were ready to begin to bring down health care costs and we had a number of ideas to do it. and we didn't want this bill and the american people don't want it. they've been trying to say in every wear they know how that they don't want it. so the democrats try to jam it through with a partisan vote. they're just saying to the american people -- we don't care what you think. so i think some democratic members of congress will stop and think because if it passes it will cause an instant movement to repeal the health care bill. and that will last from now until november and it will characterize and define every democratic race for congress. >> this is sort of shades of -- you know, there's another one as you know coming from the senate bill. 0.9% increase in the health care payroll t

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and eleven more choices, each served with a salad and our freshly-baked cheddar bay biscuits.lebrate lobsterfest. right now at red lobster. >> larry: a return visit with catherine kaddy calloway hall. she was kidnapped and raped by philip garrido. garrido was sentenced to 50 years to life for his crimes against katie, parole after serving just 11 years. he now stands accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her in sexual captivity for over 18 years. . when you hear about the chelseas and ambers, does it bring back memories? >> terrible memories. it makes me realize how lucky i was. my heart goes out to the kings and of course to carrie and amber's father. i hope they get some closure. i hope they find her, even if it's in a situation like jaycee. >> larry: you were taken into a building? >> in a mini-warehouse, yeah, out by the airport in reno, yeah. >> larry: how did you get out? >> i was rescued by a policeman who wasn't looking for me. i was very lucky. when he banged on the door and garrido went out to find out wo it was, and came back and said, you know, it's the h