bingo. don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nic

when you get to your age, you can say words like "bingo," not "cool." "bingo"?'m not a fighter pilot from the second world war. so what sort of words am i allowed to use? "zounds"? "forsooth"? hang on. i think the riddle man is at the door! i'm not old! you're closer to old than-- by what measure am i old? by the measure of age. statistically, i'm not even halfway through my life. dad, how many 92-year-olds do you know? yeah, look, we seem to have gone off on a bit of a tangent, here. i don't know what's going on inside your tiny brain, dad. oh. got a man in nigeria who's had some financial good fortune. another one from the government, apologizing for losing more of my personal details. what you looking at? um... just having a bit of a sort. can i have a look? oh. it's my mum, on her 60th birthday. do you remember? it's not a great photo. it's not great, no. come and look at this, from ben's headmaster. ( electronic toy trilling ) "ben has been looking a little peaky, "and it might be a good idea if he took a couple of days off school." so he was telling the tr

. >> reporter: bingo.it. >> we enjoyed the family together. >> reporter: not one word in there about spinning classes or eating

. >> bingo. they should have looked at that first. the rain isn't going to help than either. >> the thing that won't end up but workingment we have renne in the forecast. good everyoning, everybody. by the time the sunset tonight, we had highs, 57 degrees in san rafael. and in concord, as well as the move et field. we had rain through the bay area, now not a rain drop in sight according to our radar, we did see .01 of an inch of rain today. we saw nearly .07 in santa rosa and we saw just over .6 in napa. nice participation. but an advancement of the next system that is working it way here toward the bay area. tonight overnight with a blanket of clouds into the 40s. this is today's system. now on deck, number two promises to bring us rain overnight. because it's a cold front and with that warmer air mass in place, we could see the pability that could is late a thunderstorm, minus team that bolting. here's that right commute. modern to high precipitation. and then we gun to slowly see improvements towards the midportion of the evening c

gets it to go in, bingo. jamie walker, there you go. he is 12 shots back. the top of the leader board. he is burning three holes on the back nine. jerry coalsly going into the final round. that's going to do it. more news on the way. stick around. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. board box". in pennsylvania, it was the >>> finally, it's an annual tradition in many snow bound communities. trade in a sled for a card board box. it was the sixth annual card board classic. for monster trucks to buzz lightyear, the sky is the limit for these not so heavy duty creations. it is held in the pokonos. all the sleds are recycled. >> good, i like that. that was cool. >>

and "bingo the dog" was on before the coronation which i enjoyed rather more than the coronation itself-- - all right. - --on a tiny little screen - in a big box. - that's correct. - yeah. - you had the same exp-- - we had the same, yeah. - let's look inside the state coach here itself. and, look, there are two figures in there, rather than one. so this isn't the present queen after all. it's her father, king george vi-- um, with the queen mother, as she was to become. so this is the 1937 coronation-- - ah. - --and not the 1953 coronation. so we're looking at an earlier date. um, now britains made these in various sizes. um, this is as large, as you can see. - right. - and they come down to about that length, tiny tiny little things. um, and in this size, they're very collectible. um, i suspect at all true, you'd be looking at something like £350 to 450 for this. well, that was a little more than i thought. usually in pendants, you have little gems suspended at the bottom, such as little diamonds or pearls or rubies and sapphires. but this is unusual because at the end of this pendant,

bingo. i'm a high priest vatican assassin warlock.n. >> reporter: and what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> reporter: where do these words come from, charlie? >> the words that sound cool together. it comes from my grand wizard master. i don't know, man. i just -- stuff just comes out and it's entertaining and it's fun. >> reporter: sheen's words and his sometimes inexplicable speech have some wondering about his health. many of his complaints from sleeplessness to a highly evolved brain that can't be unplugged are textbook symptoms of bipolar disorder. addiction expert dr. drew pinsky told tmz, it's no joke. he's getting manic. these are bipolar manic symptoms. doctors say it's impossible to diagnose sheen without examining him, but signs of mania should be taken seriously. >> in the terms of the self-attitude, patients can be very grondiose, either in the form of just being supremely self-confident. patients with moderate or even milder forms of hypomania tell me they feel invincible. >> reporter: listen to sheen describe his pre

bingo. i don't know, man. going to sue for what i'm worth and what i deserve and what they think they can take from me. but they can't. i'm not issuing a challenge. this is another teaser. another, you know, sound byte thing, whatever. but i'm just going after what's right and what's real. not what i believe. so, i'm here to collect. you know? >> reporter: for now, it's unclear whether it will get that far. but sheen is making it quite clear. he's intent on playing this battle out in public. i'm andrea canning, in new york. >> andrea will have more on "good morning america." and then, tonight on a special "20/20," meet the two women sheen calls his goddesses. one is a former porn star. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. >> unbelievable stuff. >>> in other news now, the california couple charged with holding jaycee dugard captive for 18 years has now given a full confession. phillip and nancy garrido are acknowledging they snatched dugard from a sacramento street in 1991. dugard had two daughters, b

. >> reporter: bingo. there it is. and that is some 200 combined years of experience talking.ohn donvan, abc news, los angeles. >> they figured it out. thanks for watching. you can follow us all the time at abcnews.com. check out "nightline" later. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." and diane will be back tomorrow, the weather grounded her today. have a great night. w >>> a new wrinkle in the battle over smart meters. the choice the head of the p.u.c. wants to give you. >> and the state capitol, sacramento when it comes to deadlines and now the governor has missed a deadline for a budget in place. >> also, the precious metal inside of the car thieves are after but there is a way to and the long lost art of curvive. people refusing to write it off. >> good evening, everyone. if you don't want one of the pga controversial smart meters there may soon be a way to say no. >> an opt out option sk considered tonight by the public utilities commission. and we're in the newsroom with a plan and reaction to it. >> and then, as for reaction, many opponents are cheering tonight. as for the p

bingo. shut that bible, get over here and do your job. lonely at the top, but i sure like the view. there's a storm coming. bring it. >> what's the future for charlie sheen? >> just winning. >> jimmy: just winning. i don't know. i have to say, i hate to -- [ applause ] i wish him the best but i don't see him winning in the future. i see him tied. to a bed. i'm concerned with all the cigarette smoking, it's setting a bad example for his kids. in his interview last night, andrea canning looked terrified. i think she was worried he would trap her in a sex dungeon or something. she soldiered on, asking question after question on a number of uncomfortable topics. >> it's no secret you have an affinity for porn stars. why? >> look at what they do. look at what i do. duh. >> what is it? >> it's exciting. it's fun. and you already know what you're getting before you meet them. >> because you've watched them? >> no, because i'm guessing. of course what's not to watch? they're the best at what they do and i'm the best at what i do, and together, it

bingo. high priest, bar r war lock come on man. >>reporter: what does that mean? >> i don't know.porter: where do these words come from charlie. >> they are cool together. comes from my grand wizard master. i don't know man. i just stuff just comes out. entertaining. fun. >>reporter: his word and sometimes inex applicable speech some wonder about his mental heat. experts say many of his complaint from sleeplessness to what he calls a highly evolved brain that can't be unplugged are textbook symptoms of bipolar disother. addiction disorder dr. drew said it's no joke he's getting manic. these are bipolar manic symptoms and impossible to dig him without examining him but scenes of mania should be taken seriously. >> in materials of self attitude patient cab very grandiose in the form of being supremely self confident. patient with moderate or even milder forms of mania or hypomania tell me they feel invincible. >>reporter: sheen describe his previous drug use. how do you survive that? >> because i'm me. i'm different. i have a different constitution. different bran. different heart.

and then she'd go, yep, i'm there, bingo. now if her friends start solutioning, they're going to be much more likely to help her find a solution that works. right? now you get to try this yourselves. this is where it gets real, this is where it gets real and practical for you. so what i'd like you to do is think of a problem that you're wrestling with, something real, that you feel you're not quite clear about. take yourself through these steps. first say, you know, "what's not working?" and then when you have a clear sense of that, try to flip it into that problem statement, "how can i make sure," "how can i 'x'" and just write that down. once you've written it down, take a look at it and say, "if i found the answer to this question, would i feel like i solved my problem or addressed my challenge?" and if it's yes yes and if you want to tweak it a little bit more, do it. now, while you guys are doing this, i'm going to talk to the folks at home. so i would love for you to do exactly the same thing. take a paper and a pencil

bingo. i'm here to colle and they're going to lose. >>sa his roller coaster ride.r >> i mean, what's not to love? >> reporter: andrea canning, abc news. >> pretty incredible. >> a bit ofod n the crew, warner br decided to pay them for the four weeks theyld h, the s you can see more of this you vie on more of this it's 10:00 eastern, 9:00 to hear more of this story, subdued story. >> not tight-lipped. letting it all roll. >> train wreck. >>> welcome back. made in america. three words that still mean a lot to americans, though many of us don't actually live by those words. this is a topic "world news with diane sawyer" is looking into this week. >> up first, a look at the everyday things we have in our home and where it really all came from. here's david muir. >> reporter: we searched all over the country. one very brave and willing american family. mom, dad, son, daughter, and the dog amber. they were like so many other family who told our producers, their house must be filled with plenty that's made in america. >> i'd like to think we buy more american than the typ

bingo. >> i don't suffer, you know. so, you know, i may sound okay on the phone.stop it! >> people like you will be dead today. your mothers, your poor fathers [ bleep ] and [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> for the house of dior, this is pretty much -- this is their fashion tsunami. >> man, i was banging seven gram rocks and finishing them because that's how i roll. i have one speed. i have one gear -- go. >> you don't worry you're going to die when you take that many drugs? >> dying's for fools. >> what's the future of charlie sheen? >> just winning. >> that is it, your favorite one, winning. part of the nation's vernacular now -- winning. >> you can't stopping him. i don't care what you think about the situation. >> that's how he rolls. >> yeah, it's good stuff. yeah, you go from there, i guess, more winning. hopefully that means football fans will be winning. of course, we're keeping an eye on the nfl lockout, which hopefully will not happen. there's an extension filed and we'll see what happens later. >> i know you're anxiously watching that, as many other footbal

. >> reporter: bingo. call it teamwork.e cartoon elephant we know as dumbo, was misnamed. the scientists think so. >> dumbo is the wrong word. these guys are really smart. not dumb at all. >> bianna, i just want to now what else these guys can do? >> reporter: well, they learn a lot by behavorial training because they're rewarded. i want to bring in the elephant manager here. you can tell us about what they do. >> we teach them behaviors that are related. they will teach them to open their mouths to examine the teeth. number of things. they'll learn 30 or more behaviors. beco at less than 2 years old, has vocabulary. >> reporter: this is morning television. show us what they can do. open their mouths. >> they will do an oral exam. they learn by the consequence of the behavior. they do what the handlers ask. and they get a positive reinforcement for that. >> reporter: you see him opening his mouth. >> and the reaction. along with a monkey biscuit he got for a treat. >> reporter: can i interact with them? throw them a biscuit

and then on the internet he discovered this wonderful drug and put it into defeat in bingo the full couldn't get enough. everyone is as though the delighted and he was very alarmed to find that the european parliament was going to be in the substance. i may look into that for you. what is the drug called? he said i can't really remember what it's called. i can tell you that it tastes of nsc. [laughter] this is a -- this is an extraordinary country. when i was researching this book, i can't resist. i'll be available to find it. when i was doing primary research, i found myself last year drifting the republican committee of the rural county in the deep south and the committee members looks pretty much the way it would've expected the members of the republican committee in the rural county in the deep south to look like they were bracket and sunburned and muscular and one of them asked a question, you know, you're losing for a long time and now you're winning. what advice do you have for the goe. and i said, you know, one of them is mistakes he made under the bush presidency he started running

. >> darya: bingos will be different by the time we go to bed, even maybe by the commute from what youames: there probably will be until it a clock, 9:00 there we see this raindrops. a live look, we see the flight line, pleasance guys, not much more than that. dry, warm conditions, the clouds build as we head into the evening rain begins tonight, the first-round should start to fall run to 9:00 p.m. heavier into the overnight, the rain makes your morning ride more difficult. satellite view giving us the big picture of the storm in the pacific, it will work its way our way by the evening, when it gets here here so we can expect. heavy rain, half an inch in the east bay 2 1/2 inches possible in the coastal range. the higher up you go the more rain and you'll get. strong winds also with the storm 20-30 sustained gusts up to 50. possibility of flooding, a power outage because of trees getting knocked down. rather difficult to get through. the bid to ensure to www.kron4.com we will keep you up-to-date. for now we have temperatures on the mild side up for 30's, low 40's chile in the north ba

can have a program that instructs someone to go out and hire someone, give that person a wage and bingo, you've created a job. the government can always do that. of course the problem is in the process government destroys jobs in the private sector. and that is because the money that is necessary to create that government job has to come from somewhere, and it always comes from the private sector unnecessarily. and when the money comes from out of the private sector and goes to the government for the government to create a job, well, that does several things. first of all, the government tends to allocate resources much less sufficiently than free men and women do in the voluntary exchange of the marketplace. so you get politically motivated allocation of resources rather than market-oriented allocation. this is widely acknowledged to lead to lower investment returns, less efficient investment. and, therefore, less job creation. but this isn't just theory. there's plenty of empirical data on this. i wanted to observe for my colleagues and talk about one particular chart that i think is

enjoys dining out, and playing bingo. evelyn matranga of new york city.oves life. a lifetime member of her church. still likes to read the bible. happy birthday to cape cod, massachusetts's anne theroux. loves to read and knit. her secret to longevity is watching the moon rise on cape cod. we have joseph and marion epler. they have been married ten years. their birthdays are just a few days apart. and finally frances may of new york is 100. loves her family so much. they all love each other. that's all. now back to new york city where the crew loves each other. >>le willard, thank you very much. now to a frantic 911 call placed by paula abdul from a car on a california highway. mara schiavocampo has the details. >> reporter: for former "american idol" judge paula abdul, this past valentine's day was short on love. [ crying ] >> reporter: that's abdul crying hysterically on the phone with a 911 operator. the audio is from an emergency call she made from a moving car the afternoon of february 14th. abdul tells the operator she's on a california highway and

it slips, oh, bingo, falls in. mom was mad.this morning on "today's relationships" reasons women cheat. being unfaithful can have a huge impact on your marriage and your life. psychiatrist gail saltz is a "today" contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are talking about women who are committed or in a marriage who have actually cheated. what do we count as cheating, gail? >> well, cheating isn't just you had sex with somebody outside the marriage. it's about betrayal. it's a betrayal of the commitment you made. >> so whether emotional or physical. >> it's any form of i'm involved and investing in a relationship other than my primary one. >> as i mentioned you have been exploring this on ivillage.com. it's hard because who's going to admit that? there was a british study by the british marriage bureau and of 3,000 participants nearly 20% of women confessed to cheating. when there was a survey of men on askmen.com 5% of women cheated and 3% of men admit to cheating. so it seems like -- are men just not admitting it? >>

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