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betty? >> susan mcginnis joining us live from washington, thank you, susan. >>> a new round of violent spring storms including tornadoes struck parts of the midwest overnight. this morning that storm system stretches from the ohio river valley to arkansas and is headed east. check this out. tornadoes tore across south central illinois last night, along with heavy rain and damaging winds. >> it just started shaking it real bad. blew all my doors open, broke windows in the back. i got probably seven inches of water in the basement right now. >> twisters were also spotted in missouri, churning up farmland. there was some tense moments for baseball fans in st. louis as the storm system made a direct hit on the cardinals busch stadium. no one was hurt. >>> in texas, they are still battling huge wildfires, major blaze west of ft. worth is the latest round as over 1 million acres of drought stricken brushland have burned. hundreds of homes are destroyed. authorities say all 400 residents in the tow

good morning, ines. >> good morning, betty. we spoke to residents who say they're still in shock when they look at the damage and the daunting work ahead of them. >> reporter: residents across the south are barely getting a chance to pick up the pieces. >> there goes the roof off of a house. >> reporter: just days after a powerful storm sparked hundreds of deadly tornadoes, yet another storm is bearing down on the region. forecasters are predicting a triple threat of rain, hail, and more twisters. they warn this time parts of oklahoma, illinois, indiana, kentucky, arkansas, and missouri could be hit the hardest. north carolina bear the brunt of last weekend's storms. in raleigh, michelle raced to get her roof fixed before the new round of nasty weather moved in. >> they're saying more rain is on the way. so anything we can prevent for further water damage and just to make it a bit more secure than it has been. >> there's hope today's storm won't cause the same wide spread damage. here in north carolina alone, at least 22 people

betty? >> joel brown in washington for us, thank you, joel. >>> federal aviation officials are investigating an accident at chicago's midway airport where a jet skidded off the runway. the southwest jet was inbound from denver with 139 people on board. the jet skidded as it tried to land on a rain-soaked runway tuesday afternoon. the 737 stopped just 150 feet from a wall that separates the airport from a busy street. no one was injured. >>> the suspect in the attempted bombing of a colorado shopping mall is due in court this morning. oral moore was arrested tuesday at a grocery store in boulder. police believe moore planted the homemade bomb at a shopping center in a denver suburb last week. the bomb did not detonate and no one was injured. >>> now to what's being described as one of the worst online security breaches ever. tens of millions of sony playstation users in 59 countries are at risk after credit card data may have been stolen by a hacker. sandra hughes has our report. >> reporter:

i'm betty nguyen. in case anyone doubted the 2012 campaign is under way, president obama is stating his case, and bashing the republicans in no uncertain terms. the president is in the middle of a three-day west coast swing that began with a face-off on facebook, and continues today with appearances in san francisco, and reno. susan mcginnis joins us now from washington. good morning, susan. what is the latest on this trip out west? >> hi, good morning, betty. making an early fund-raising push for his campaign, hoping that social media like facebook will again play a big role, and at the same time mode, argue that raising taxes on anyone during these tough economic times isn't the answer. and the president wraps up this trip later today with more fund-raising in l.a. betty? >> all right, susan mcginnis in washington for us. thank you, susan. >>> so, which of the republican contenders is likely to face mr. obama in next year's election? a new cbs news/"new york times" poll out this morning shows that ri

betty? >>> all right, joel brown joining us live from washington, thank you, joel. >>> there have been more tornados in the u.s. this month than in any april on record. it received 559 tornado reports so far this month. and even though some are multiple reports at the same storm, the previous record of 267 will easily be surpassed. >>> a third air traffic controller has been fired for napping on the job. the controller worked at boeing field in seattle and was caught napping twice, once in january and once this month. since march, the faa has disclosed at least five cases of controllers sleeping on the job. yesterday, a member of the national transportation safety board sent controllers and pilots who work overnight shifts should be allowed to nap. >>> to politics, ron paul is expected to announce to form a 2012 presidential exploratory committee. paul, a republican, has strong backing from tea party members. he'll make the announcement in iowa. paul finished fifth in the 2008 caucuses. >>>

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>> yeah, betty. you know, this bargaining on the budget has been a nonstop back and forth between the capitol and the white house. but still, the first government shutdown in 15 years is now closer than ever. president obama says he needs an answer this morning from congressional leaders working to avoid a government shutdown at midnight. >> my hope is, is that i'll be able to announce to the american people sometime relatively early in the day that a shutdown has been averted. >> reporter: it was another all-nighter for congressional aides, still trying to reach a compromise on federal funding for the final six months of the fiscal year. the president says his fourth meeting with house speaker john boehner and senate majority leader harry reid last night yielded progress, but still no deal. >> we haven't settled issues in 40 years. we're not going to settle them in a few hours. >> resolve this issue now and make certain that we resolve it in a way that no member of our armed services or their famili

i'm betty nguyen. we'll get to that story in a minute but we want to begin in washington where the clock is ticking and the fingers are pointing over a budget battle that threatens to shut down the federal government. another meeting between president obama and congressional leaders is scheduled for today and depending on who you believe, a deal is within reach or far from it. joel brown is in washington with the latest. good morning, joel. >> betty, good morning to you. well, he has tried to stay above the fray, but with the clock winding down, the president's put himself right in the middle of washington's budget battle. president obama is putting the pressure on lawmakers to hammer out a budget deal. >> nobody gets 100% of what they want. >> reporter: the president says he'll summon congressional leaders to the white house every day until an agreement is reached, but time is running out. if a budget's not passed by midnight friday, the federal government will be forced to shut down. house speaker jo

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thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. well it may be apr area, and in some places, up to a foot. >> the snow is going to be very heavy and wet. there's going to be a danger for downed trees, power lines, and power outages. >> winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect throughout the region. >>> meanwhile, folks in florida are cleaning up after a wild wind and rainstorm. look at that. in lakeland, hundreds were gathered at an aviation festival when the strong winds knocked over a tent. at least six people suffered minor injuries. in largo, wind gusts of up to 85 miles per hour caused severe damage at a trailer home park. one man and his wife were inside their home when it blew over. >> we called out to each other and realized that we were both okay, and there's an emergency window on the side. by that time the neighbors came over and helped us climb out of there. >> the storm also caused extensive damage in tampa. across the state, tens of thousands lost power and roads were flooded. >>> now to the latest on the cr

thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. well it may be april 1st but for residents of the northeast, our first story is no joke. a springtime snowstorm. it's moving over the northeast and new england, bringing snow, rain, and in some areas, gale force winds. this morning's commute is expected to be a mess from new york north. a snow/rain mix is expected along the coast. but snow is expected across much of the southern new england area, and in some places, up to a foot. >> the snow is going to be very heavy and wet. there's going to be a danger for downed trees, power lines, and power outages. >> winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect throughout the region. >>> meanwhile, folks in florida are cleaning up after a wild wind and rainstorm. look at that. in lakeland, hundreds were gathered at an aviation festival when the strong winds knocked over a tent. at least six people suffered minor injuries. in largo, wind gusts of up to 85 miles per hour caused severe damage at a trailer home park. one man and his wife were

betty? >> joel brown in washington. thank you. >>> the next stage of this ongoing debate in washington involves the federal debt ceiling. now that is the cap on the amount of money the u.s. government is allowed to borrow. the current debt limit is $14.3 trillion. the debt will hit that amount by may 16th. after that, the treasury department says congress has until july 8th to raise the limit or the u.s. would default on its loans. but republicans say they will not agree to an increase without big spending cuts. >>> now to the latest dispute over airport security screening and a video that is causing a stir. the clip was posted on youtube showing a 6-year-old girl getting patted down. it happened at the new orleans airport last weekend. a female tsa agent pats down the little girl from head to toe. critics say the tsa needs to be more selective about who gets such intense screening. >> a 6-year-old child shouldn't be subjected to this kind of treatment in the first place if there's no reason to suspect her or her parent

>> reporter: betty, good morning to you. the severity of chernobyl is a dubious benchmark that japan does not want to meet, but for the first timex perts are admitting that it could. >> reporter: the crisis at japan's nuclear power plant is as serious as chernobyl. the officials raise the severity level at the fukushima daiichi plant from a five to the seven, the highest possible after re-assessing the impact of radiation leaks on food, air, and water. the country's nuclear agency insists that radiation levels are still less than the 1986 disaster in the former soviet union. but the operator of the plant warns emissions could exceed chernobyl if the crisis continues. engineers in japan are desperately trying to get the situation under control, but aftershocks continue to rattle the region. this photo shows a fire that broke out at one of the reactors following a magnitude 6.3 earthquake. and just yesterday, another aftershock briefly cut off power to the plant. >> this nuclear crisis has more twists and turns than chernobyl

>> well, betty, they say they're narrowing their differences. budget talks don't get much more dramatic than this. time running out, on 11th hour meeting, and the president rushing back to washington to help negotiate. but we're still at a stalemate. there was still no deal when congressional leaders walked out of the late-night budget talks at the white house. >> we've narrowed the issues significantly. >> there's an attempt on both sides to continue to work together to try to resolve this. >> reporter: coming off a day on the road, the president had arrived bang in washington in hopes of brokering a compromise. afterwards he made an unexpected talk in the white house briefing room, turning up the heat on lawmakers. >> we're going to keep on pounding away at this thing because i'm absolutely convinced that we can get this done. >> reporter: more than 4 million federal employees are in jeopardy of losing their pay if the government's forced to shut down. >> it means that people have to recognize that a government shutdown has real consequences f

i'm betty nguyen. president obama is returning to washington this morning after a three-day campaign trip to the west coast. appearing at a renewable energy plant in reno, nevada, on thursday, the president says that he has launched an investigation into why americans are paying so much for gasoline. susan mcginnis is in washington with more on this. good morning, susan. >> good morning, betty. yeah, the president wants this new task force to look into the reasons behind the spike in gas prices, to see if they go beyond the fundamental reasons, like supplies and inflation, and whether any manipulation, fraud or speculation is happening in the oil markets. president obama wants to get to the bottom of the nation's high gas prices. >> we're going to make sure that nobody's taking advantage of american consumers. >> reporter: he's ordered a justice department task force to look in to whether fraud or manipulation in oil markets could be driving up the cost of crude. >> it is disgusting. >> reporter: drive

betty white will host her own show with a twist.ow senior citizens that pull off jokes on younger people. >> that's revenge. >> off their rockers, the hidden camera's show will air right here on nbc. she's hoping for some more nbc magic. biggest success was nbc's "golden girls" in the late-night 1980s. >> i actually do. >> i still love "the golden girls." emmy winner from "saturday night live" last year. >> you go get them, betty.

. >>> finally, good news if you can never get enough betty white. she'll be hosting a new nbc hidden camera show called betty white's off the rocker. where white will lead a group of seven senior citizens playing pranks on young people. think quick, what is your favorite show, film, anything that betty white has ever done? >> "the golden girls" that's obvious. >> it is. i was kind of looking for a film, but -- >> okay. >> i'll let you off the hook. this note comes to us from wcau nbc 10 in philadelphia. westchester, pennsylvania, kids got a sweet treat for surpassing their goals. students at chester brook academy elementary made human sundays out of their teachers piling on hot sauce and whipped cream. yikes! the unusual indulgence was a reward for the kids who were challenged to read 1,000 books during march's national reading month and the teachers, look at that, they got their just desserts when the kids read a total of 5,000 books. can you imagine it if they read anymore? >> that will be a day they remember. probably the most fun they've had all

. >>> finally, good news if you can never get enough betty white.ting a new nbc hidden camera show called betty white's off the rocker. white will lead a group of seven senior citizens playing pranks on young people. they should have just started that show today because they would have had a bona fide reason to pull those pranks. >> that's going to be a good show. you tonig don't expect seniors to be doing that stuff. the reaction will be priceless. >> i know. and i love her. i think that she is absolutely phenomen phenomenal. >> she can carry the show by herself. >> if anybody can do that, it's definitely betty white. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because we have a lot more news coming right up.

it's been tight for this family, since betty lost her long-time job in 2008. the family has been living off her husband's monthly pension of only $300. so, when they found out santa clara county owed them $2,400 of unclaimed money -- >> you're down to your last couple dollars, trying to manage your money as best you can.

the one commonality that the children at therapeutic school and the professionals at the betty ford center had in common was no clue about feelings and how to be aware of their feelings and how to address them. what mr. dierck has done is one of the things that we as educators, it's the one thing we have missed. it's the absolutely one thing we missed to teach our children to recognize and be aware of their own feelings and work with children with similar feelings. we can teach them all the math. we don't have clue one to teach them how to feel and express it appropriately. it's the same thing i start with in in-patient or out-patient. how do you feel and how do you express that. the sel is very important. social, emotional learning. one is illinois, they have laid out an entire track. the teachers have to be taught before they graduate and become certified. and texas just recently passed the law, every middle school and high school student has to go 3 anger management and emotional training before they leave school. what makes more sense? how do live with yourself and others at the same t

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good morning, kelly. >> betty, good morning. yes, more violence, more protests throughout afghanistan today. that attack you mentioned on the nato base injured three soldiers, at least four afghans beaten and stoned to death during a protest in kandahar. and there are worries of more attacks in what was considered afghanistan's safest city. >> no one expected a scene like this in the northern city. mixed in with the hundreds of peaceful protesters was a mob of two dozen. armed and intent on violence. they stormed the united nations complex, setting fires and attacking workers. four guards, a swede and a norwegian were killed, along with several afghan protesters. the protesting was one of several across the country, sparked by the actions of florida pastor terry jones. he vowed last fall to drop his plans to burn the koran, then 13 days ago jones and his dozen followers held what they called a trial of islam. setting fire to the koran in a barbecue pit inside their church, and poezing the video lon line. jones tells cbs news, we

. >>> on a bright night, betty white, everyone loves betty white.how on nbc called "off the rocker" a group of elderly pranksters going around pulling pranks on younger people. another show "hot in cleveland." she's probably the only 89-year-old on the planet with two comedies. a prankster show featuring betty white. it's coming. >> she's a saucy dame. betty white. >> she's a saucy dame. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil®. here's one story. my name is betty and i'm from miami florida. and i am an animal lover who does rescue. being a foster parent for dogs is very grueling. washing them is the toughest part. it causes a lot of strain on my lower back. i used to take tylenol and now i take advil, and it works quickly and it takes away my pains. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil®. hey, i'm troy polamalu, and i owe my great hair to head & shoulders. it gives me a healthy scalp and great looking hair. you making fun of me? no. you making fun of me? yes. [ male announcer ]

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. >> betty white jokes that she's been off her rocker for years and now she has a chance to prove it. >> a former governor gets ready for cartoon crime fighting. kendis gibson has the latest in this look at hollywood. >> reporter: arnold schwarzenegger is about to get animated! that's the governater on the cover of "entertainment weekly" in his first role since leaving office. schwarzenegger lends his likeness, voice and life story to a superhero who goes from governor to high tech crime- fighter. veteran television actress is embarking on a new hidden camera reality show. in the series, betty white's off her rocker, the 89-year-old will follow senior citizens as they play pranks on younger people. >> young people will rule saturday's big awards show here in los angeles. they're getting the slime ready for jack black who's hosting the 2011 kids choice awards. ♪ >> sunday, reba mcentire helps hand out the 46th annual academy of country music awards on cbs with cohost blake shelton. >> i think i'm going to be ok. i think reba is the one we need to be worried about. >> anything could hap

bed betty newen shows us the wing of the airbus struck the tail of a much smaller plane. >> reporter:iece of the wing captions from that airbus a-380, the jumbo was tack cease away when it clipped the tail of the commuter plane. >> hit the tale and pushed it round and pushed our front end around the other way. a big skid mark on the tarmac. >> reporter: calm air flight 693 had just landed from boston. passengers waiting to disembark were jolted. >> there was this big back big bang from one side of the plane, everybody jumped a bit. a crushing noise, likes what's braking, smashing glass or something. >> reporter: a spokesman from the federal aviation commission confirms no passengers or crew were hurt in the collision. both jets are being towed to a ramp area for inspection. calm air passengers had to wait for their luggage which was tied up in the investigation. betty wayne, cbs news, new york. >>> they seem to be able to survive anything but, when it comes to trees, is it all about location? does wind make a tree tougher? kenny has the answer in t onight's "good question." >>> if rai

un saludo a mi comadre betty, como siempre. ya va a empezar "wrestlemania xxvii".'s gonna win, compadre? triple h or undertaker? >>undertaker. >>undertaker. >>undertaker. >>john cena or the miz? >>john cena. >>right there. >>oh! the miz, baby! >>Órale, compadre, ¡este show estuvo awesome! ¡ya me voy, compadres! ahÍ se ven desde atlanta, georgia, wrestlemania. ¡vÁmonos, compadres! cc telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 >>> buenos dÍas, gracias por permitirnos ser parte de su domingo, y tenemos mucho de quÉ hablar esta maÑana, y se cerrÓ el gobierno? cuÁl es el futuro de un montÓn de los gastos, y ya presentado su presupuesto, y esto tiene. y nadie descarta que esta situación se repita de nuevo. regreso contigo. >>> gracias, y nosotros vamos a cubrir esta noticia paso a paso. >>> al regresar vamos a hablar con un analista conservador que no está muy acuerdo con lo que se dijo. y obama habla sobre colombia, venezuela méxico y más. ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> continuando con enfoque, y vio esta charla sobre reforma, las deportaciones, la separación

holland spoke about the incident and betty ford fired her.here wasn't enough evidence to press charges against the actress. but lohan has other legal problems. she is charged with stealing a $2500 necklace from a jewelry store. she has pleaded not guilty. and just this week, more damaging headlines. the actress was photographed outside a new york bar on wednesday, cigarette in hand, she seemed to take a spill. lohan is currently on probation for violations stemming back to a 2007 dui arrest. >> i don't think lindsay has done anything to help herself legally. >> reporter: according to tmz, lohan says she wasn't drunk. the actress also posted on facebook thursday. is it not allowed to slip and fall? i'm always a clutch. that same night, she attended a movie premiere. >> she looked great. it was her first appearance in nine months. but behind the scenes, she's still battling with all of these deem ons. >> reporter: a bright young star struggling with a difficult path and an uncertain future. for "today," kristen welker, nbc news, los angeles. >>

betty mcdonald went through this process as well. she was married to colonel wapner who had been their boss and he helped donovan burns, he burned up the papers of the oss personnel before the fbi could get some. she never became bitter about the u.s.. they were very bitter about that period and they really hated mccarthy but they stayed very optimistic in the ability of people to learn and change. after all they all returned to the united states and lived very happily in the united states from 1960 on. they weren't better about that but they did have very sad and complicated feelings about the 1950s even though that is when so much good happened to julia in her career. she would always have mixed feelings about that period of time. [inaudible] >> how helpful was the government? or unhelpful? >> you don't want to say unhelpful. that is kind of an active term. they make it hard for you. i had to order all the oss document that for almost every character in the book the fbi files. jane foster's fbi file is more than 65,000 pages. if yo

united nations that the united states interfere interfere however we have to always remember that betty is one of the most brutal dictator on earth and that he is ready to sacrifice maybe half the libyan people just to stay in office yes the international community welcomed him in later years which was a very disturbing thing because he's an international terrorist is one of the most brutal dictators and we forget about the libyan people and the signal and the signs that they have been sending to the world the simple fact that they are using the old flag of libya and this flag is no coincidence it was the flag created in one thousand nine hundred eighty one after the creation of the first libyan constitution that actually created the country and it signals to things do unity of the libyan people that there's no division and also the long being for a modern constitution this is what it represent they are signaling this to themselves and to the world and the international community should do whatever it can to support the libyan pro-democracy forces and they'll be establish a democratic a

you just heard from betty about the red river. so watch that. snow is falling over in the southern rockies. i'm talking a lot of snow. 1 to 3 feet for the higher elevations. temperatures rising in augusta. let's check in on the masters forecast. there's a high pressure system around the gulf of mexico. now what that's doing, well it's pulling in a southerly wind. high temperatures today in the 80s and 90s at the masters. you're going to max out at around 89 degrees. 10 to 15 degrees above normal. we have a front pushing through the midwest. it will intensify tomorrow. >> everybody, you make it a great day wherever you are today, and if you are here in new york city with my friends jeff and rebecca, temperatures around 60 degrees, a lot of sunshine. >> get outside. >> master teller of the weather. >> countdown to the royal wedding. 20 days left now, our royal watcher has the inside scoop on all those last-minute decisions. >> and later if you're getting a tax refund, and by the way because of the shutdown, you will get it sooner, we have got advi

betty friedan said the life of a wife and mother was living in a comfortable concentration camp. that was their attitude. the social degradation of women was really a major goal of the feminist movement. and it wasn't -- they were really not using the argument that it takes two incomes to support the family. that really wasn't why they wanted to get her out of the home. they wanted to get her out of the home, not for economic, but for social and cultural reasons because they tried to tell women that you are just a parasite, your life is not accomplishing anything, the only way to have fulfillment is to be independent of men and have your own career. it's kind of interesting when they have a divorce, you know, while they are married, they are all the time griping because the men aren't changing half of the diapers and washing half of the dishes and getting up half of the time in the middle of the night. they want him to do 50/50. once they have a divorce, they think only the mother can handle it. they want sole and exclusive custody and the father to become a visitor in the child'

a woman named betty easter winning $1 million in the georgia lottery. a grandmother from rural georgia and she's on a lucky stream. she also won a couple thousands in two other instant lottery games earlier in the week. need her secret around here. >>> last night here, we brought you the remarkable pictures, we were the only ones on board as researchers off the coast of cape cod showed us some of the white whales feeding off the coast. nearly half the world's entire population. after we left, a rescue mission, as one of the whales got tangled in rope. they did send us this image. the whale was saved and, we're told, was then set free. great news from off of cape cod. >>> when we come back here, the numbers you haven't heard about the royal wedding. the pints of beer? let's just say, bottoms up. it can come along anywhere, anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready

we're told the working title is "betty white's off the rockers."he's done many guest roles on shows like "community," but you may know her best for work on "golden girls" in the '80s and the early '90s. >>> hollywood is coming to the bay area. marin county is turning into a hollywood back lot, claim with superstars nicole kidman and clive owen. a production team is currently shooting a new drama. where are they shooting this drama? st. vincent's school for boy. it's about the romance between ernest hemingway and goldman. james gandolfini is producing this film for hbo. >>> all right. so how do you like the gig for jeff ranieri out there in -- >> oh, my goodness! >> why aren't you out there? >> i've got to get his agent. >> what happened? >> exactly. where's my agent, get him on the phone right now. we've got stuff to talk about. it is a busy, busy day. giants, giants, more giants, something about the world champions. we'll do that today. it's opening day in baseball. giants and the dodgers, can anything be better than that? we'll bring you a slice

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. >> is betty white off her rocker? her new reality show may be. tonight the series features senior citizens with a golden girl at -- as host. >> coming up, a store that may make you cringe about what comes out of a faucet, the next time you wash your hands. >> a study shows that handsfree faucet's harbor more bacteria than regular faucets. >> george lettis has more. >> washing our hands is one of the more mundane things we do, but a research team at johns hopkins hospital conducted a study that serves as a wake-up call, especially when it comes to those fancy, automatic faucet's invented to improve hygiene. >> what we found was that the electronic faucet's surprisingly grew a lot of bacteria. >> when compared with the old fashioned faucets, the electronic once had 50% more bacteria growing in them, and it grew much faster. the team believes the parts that make up the motion sensor technology are to blame. there are a lot of little grooves and folds to the plastic parts, where bacteria can hang out. >> it is an opportunity for it to embed itself an

i will be watching. >> anything that betty white is associated is a winner, i'm sure.es because she was on "the ellen degeneres show" and trying to explain how her 4-year-old ate x-rated candy. >> this is a moment not a big deal but for the paparazzi. katie holmes can't go anywhere with her daughter without mob of photographers. little kids pick up things they should n't. here's how katie explained what happened on ellen's show. >> she grabs some gummies that are boy part gummies and i was horrified. >> boy part? >> p-e-n-i-s gummies. >> wins for me. and i should add, carroll, she was in a popular sweet shop that caters to kids. wasn't an inappropriate place and tried to get the daughter to put them down in a low-key manner. of course, that doesn't matter when you're katie holmes and then the picture is viral and made you snort so apparently it's entertaining. >> when she spelled that word made me laugh. >> she is used to having the kid around, i guess. >> a.j. thank you so much f. you want information on everything breaking in the entertainment world, a.j. has it toni

betty and pop potter. they've been married for 65 years, a handsome couple.anted to give her a diamond ring but apparently couldn't afford it. they knew each other because they grew up next to each other. their parents had farms. he was able to get a diamond ring to betty after 65 years of marriage. he's 97 years old. and they have this little ceremony where he gave her the ring. you can see it. it is not a big diamond but the diamond that he bought for her. here he is at the jewelry store picking it out for betty and after he gave it to her she kept saying, it's so nice, it's so pretty. he said to her in this little speech, i remember when we were young and we danced around the kitchen and how good a cook you are. walks home from my father's farm. and most of all, what nice legs you had. >> wow, what a great lesson. >> isn't that romantic. finally got her the diamond ring he always wanted to get her. after 65 years. >> we wish them well, a little sparkling ring there. >> a little bling there for betty. >>> a quick note about wholesale meat prices. gas prices

another colleague that became a great friend of julia was named betty mcdonald.she had grown up in honolulu and she had been a young reporter and one of the very first on the scene after the pearl harbor attack. she was recruited by the o.s. tests because of her working knowledge of japanese and wartime experience. she and julia would disappear -- shia and jane would disappear weeks of the time on orientation courses and small arms courses they learn how to master this thompson should machine gun. she is desperate to get france but after 17 years of high school and college french she discovered she couldn't speak a word. she had no special skills to recommend for overseas service so when the word went out that donovan was looking for warm bodies come anybody to help set up and running a network of new intelligence bases in india, burma and china she immediately volunteered. she didn't care where she went as long as she got to go and there was a shortage and the newly formed oss was woefully understaffed. it's important i think to remember when you think of the os

>> betty, thank you. and joining us now is dr.e kobilinsky, a crime scene analyst and professor at the john jay college of criminal justice here in new york. good morning. >> good morning. >> this whole story has had some conflicting reports already coming out of it. last night they found a lunch box believed to be holly's. what might that evidence lead them to? >> well, i think that's important. because now we have a vector, that is a directionality. she was abducted from the home. they find the lunch box. they know that either the suspect or the suspect and the victim were headed in a direction. so now they can focus their search around that box, that area. >> we originally were told that her brother told police that she was pulled from the home, dragged into the woods by a man in camouflage. but now it sounds more like she was forced into the woods, forced to walk by her own. is that change in story an indicator of anything, do you believe? >> at first when i heard that, i absolutely, i thought that that -- the red flags went u

>> like that. >> all right. >> betty want to try?roccan carrots are calling my name. >> incredibly easy. >> i like the jalapeno on top of it. great. delicious. >> makes it very devilish. >> i love the cherries in here. >> the cherries are very sweet. it's a simple -- >> not too sweet, though. >> right now, each week we compare totals on a leader board. whichever chef has the lowest total at the end of the year wins, comes back to claim a big trophy and $100,000 prize. >> what? >> just kidding about that last one. they can spend whatever they want it. let's see how chef allison did. well, you know what, you didn't make the top three. >> but you did get an oven mitt. >> it is easter. thumbs up, everybody? >> this is delicious. >> tastes awesome. top three, definitely. >> oh, thank you so much. i'm really glad you like it. >> don't forget the mitt. >> you can find these recipes at cbsnews.com/saturday. chef allison fishman, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks a lot. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays. >> can't

is betty white off her rocker? not quite, but a new reality show might be. that and more when you join us tonight for 11 news at 5:00. and now your maryland lottery numbers. >> happy friday. i am sarah fleischer from 98 rock. let's play pick three games. your pick four is next, but first, play keno sprinkler for a chance to double or triple your winnings. visit your favorite retail and play during friday happy hours for even more chances to win. moving right along to your pick four game, already for you. and marilyn moderate - -- the maryland lottery -- let yourself play. >> are we going to warm up at all? >> we have to wait a day or two or eight -- for it. tomorrow morning, snowflakes here or there but nothing major. sunday, we have a shower chance that may or may not affect opening day locally here. tuesday and wednesday, here is the warm-up, but thunderstorms -- >> i don't care. >> there is a little bit of sunshine in that picture. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news at noon. >> be sure to join stan stovall and, hamilt -- donna hamilton for 11 news at 5: