diane bliss: we are continuing our discussion with erika andersen, i'm diane bliss. erika, as we all know, our country has gone through such a massive shake-up. and individuals' lives were just changed forever and ever, businesses and organizations, everything's sort of topsy turvy. is this the time, a good time, for people to say, should i do something different, should i set my challenge question a little differently? talk about that with our audience a little bit. erika andersen: i actually think it's a perfect time. we've actually had, since the book came out last year, had a lot more interest in it, both from corporations and from individuals, because i think, the recession we've just gone through, makes us all a little more reflective. am i really living the life that i want to live? am i creating the kind of life, and community, and family that i want to have? and i think this process is a helpful tool to help people decide that. diane bliss: i like your phrase, "hoped-for future." it's, you have to have the vision to see the future, but you're encouraging us

diane bliss: dr. stearns we have the marvelous opportunity to be sharing this information with public television audiences, why after all these years of work have you come to public television? dr. ann kaiser stearns: well i've been a fan of public television for a really long time. if you came to my house in baltimore you would find the do-op tapes, you would find uh, macneil lehrer's briefcase you would find peter, paul and mary album and all the brain programs that i show to my college students. i believe a great deal in public television and for the pleasure of being a part of this i thank you so much. diane bliss: it is marvelous to have your insight, you have been a teacher, a researcher and a practitioner for over thirty years in this whole area of people going through crisis and so much of the wisdom that you put into the book is now being shared, all kinds of different crisis that this applies to. dr. ann kaiser stearns: yes one of the things in my research that i noticed right away is that w

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wedded bliss got off to a rocky start for a california couple. >> you know marriage is filled with bumpsg bride was swept off her feet literally. watch out for the waves. home video capturing what could be the wettest and video. in sonoma county. they wanted that plate area and they kept coming. how do we know they're truly in love? we kept it off. just kept laughing thinking oh, my gosh, this is terrible. they locked when the groom locked the keys in the rv and when the groom paced the honeymoon. >>> next, the warriors looking ouac ik boston. and a future sports star shining. >>> next stop on the longest roadie of the season, the boston celtics, you beat the top team in the east, you get your confidence back. warriors needing a little of that playing from behind tonight. down by 18. they get back into it. david lee with the throwdown. cuts boston's lead to five. he put up 26. monta ellis scored 28 of his 41 in the second half. this three puts the warriors within one with 3:30 to go. but paul pierce, he, too, caught fire in the fourth. going to lay in the late bucket here as boston holds

tavis: i hate to take you out of this moment of bliss.se of the success of this one, your fans will want another one. when do you start working on that one? >> we take it day by day. we feel very grateful. and it's a humbling thing, too, to have a little success. and so we don't take it for granted. we take it day by day and try to focus on what we do best and that's all we can do. tavis: best way to do it. you came out of the blocks very fast and everybody talking about steel magnolia. meghan and josh make up a real-life couple. i'm glad somebody convinced you to do this. it's working out. called steel magnolia. congratulations already on what is going to be a great career. >> thanks for having us. tavis: that's our show for us. good night from l.a. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> for more information on project. that's next time. we'll see you then. >> all i know his name is james and needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> every

hershey's bliss. >>> good morning to you.dge this morning. traffic moving nicely hopefully right at the speed limit. do you think that the nation's worst traffic jams are along your commute? it might seem like it, but other drivers have it worse. this morning a new report from the texas tranportation institute shows bay area traffic comes in at number six. los angeles has the worst traffic in the state. it is coming in at number three or so. the worst city in terms of traffic though is not in our neck of the woods. it is a tie between chicago and washington, d.c. if you travel there for business, then you probably already guessed that. most of the time, if you are caught speeding, you were probably speeding. sometimes you do get pulled over and you're not speeding at all. can you fight the radar gun though? one south bay man says yes, you can. garvin thomas takes us in-depth this morning. >> reporter: it is a battle out there. a battle as old as the very first speed limit. one between speeders and the police who try and catch

ignorance was bliss for me. >> reporter: and if you met him on the street, you'd never imagine that within the outfit, he went from respected enforcer to reviled rat by helping the fbi put his own father away for life. >> i call myself a lot of things but i don't call myself a rat and why? rats run and hide. i don't. i can't run and hide. i'm a cooperating witness. i'm a turn coat. i'm a bad son, whatever you want to call me. but i don't feel that i'm a rat. >> reporter: but before the turn, he was his father's favorite son in almost every way. you say you were ready to but never killed. >> correct. i fought a lot. i broke bones. >> reporter: i can't help but notice that you're sitting with your back to the door. >> i need to live my life and i can't live it wondering if somebody is going to come in and get me. i'm getting more comfortable with sitting with my back to the door but i still do like to sit -- >> reporter: where you can see what's what? >> yeah, but you got that seat first. >> reporter: to give us a sense of his old life, frank agreed to come back to chicago, back to the china

. >>> and then finding wedded bliss in bulk? a big box turn for the budget conscious. stay with us. ovmore an ltening to ouravoritsong than liste our favngs. t r fari is eatnoizol. e'reheids in ♪ >>> for more on our show and our guests, check out the website, wsjr.cnbc.com. >>> now a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this week. monday, the nation's realtors will report on the total number of existing homes sold. wednesday the new homes sold in the month of february. friday, the final revision of gross domestic product will be out. that's for 2010's final quarter, as well as the final reading of march's consumer sentiment. >>> finally today, bridal wear in aisle five? costco has started offering weddings dresses alongside toilet paper. the six-dress line ranges from about $700 to $1400, and it's just started being offered at in-store trunk shows on the west coast. love and marriage, the costco way. that will do it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. my guest next week, "new york times" columnist david brooks. e

that the western powers of gearing up for military intervention in the country i was artie's our blissful reporting on the e.u. meeting in brussels where former us presidential advisor paul craig roberts says that france would not be talking without support from washington but they would come in there without permission in washington and they would at least want the cover of nato the united nations. the united states and. the world is usually when they say that they want to. live in and have a no fly zone you get the relief to go what is the real agenda goes they don't show . compassion for afghans or iraqis well back staircase where we actually could do something about it since it's the united states inflicting the damage so if they haven't any compassion for those people why do they have for the libyans what the rebels need or take weapons and surface to air missiles and once they have that kind of. counter offensive will fail and so we don't need a no fly zone or american troops. well european politics writer john stone says the allies are taking their time deciding what action to take

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bliss believe someone may have put them in their bag. security improvements are being made. they are worth about $40,000. >> the budget battle is heating up in sacramento. what a bay area lawmaker is hoping will happen tomorrow. >> also gearing up for summer. the new hope the season brings for bay area job seekers. . >>> jerry brown wants voters to decide if the tax cuts should be extended. the bay area democrat lawmaker is counting on republican help as soon as tomorrow. >> here is the basic math problem. the governor wants to solve a 26 billion-dollar budget problem like this. take away half by just cutting. make up the other half by extending expiring taxes. to make the second half of that happen he needs voter to approve. to get to the ballot box he needs two thirds of lawmakers on board. >> we have strong majorities of democrats in both houses, it means with two thirds the minority is in control of -- that would be the republicans. >> deadlines already past and looming. the governor set last thursday as a deadline but then extended it. a decision must be made soon if th

libya anyway sadly a tough question for many americans we're going to explore whether ignorance is bliss when it comes to war. and surviving a nuclear disaster so many in japan fear the worst is yet to come but for some of those who have lived through the atomic bomb this crisis is all too familiar. good evening it's tuesday march twenty second five pm here in washington d.c. and we see cough and of you're watching our t.v. . now there are plenty of concerns that americans may have about the intervention in libya but a time one belt tightening as all the domestic political rage writing checks for a war that's half a world away has raised a lot of questions about our budget priorities are to florida lister has more on the cost of war. one to blunt point five billion dollars the reported cost of this united states tomahawk missile launched into libya. it's only been a few days into operation odyssey dawn and already the cost of this environment from sea and air are skyrocketing. the price of day one alone. more than one hundred million dollars in the first two hours they fired one hundred

but for giants fans, it is back to the bliss. the love affair is as hot as ever even if a certain piece of lucky lung ray is gone. but fans are thrilled their team returned mostly intact. >> i couldn't miss the day any time. i went to spring training and couldn't get enough. >> it is keep you warm. >> reporter: as baseball begins, odds makers puts the giants chance of repeating at 15-1. and fans believe they will pull off another parade down market street. >> losing the voice tonight. and losing all my money on giants ticket this is season without a doubt. >> reporter: not to be forgot reason the a's fans. >> we have more trophies. >> reporter: three more trophies. but who is counting. >> the a's are real winners. they have had a slump but this is our year. >> we have good pitching and good hitters. we are going to roll this year. >> reporter: along with the action on the field another attraction, the world series trophy returned from its winter travels and on display for pictures. and the fans stood in a long line to get up clos

but for giants fans, it is back to the bliss. the love affair is as hot as ever even if a certain piece of lucky lung ray is gone. but fans are thrilled their team returned mostly intact. >> i couldn't miss the day any time. i went to spring training and couldn't get enough. >> it is keep you warm. >> reporter: as baseball begins, odds makers puts the giants chance of repeating at 15-1. and fans believe they will pull off another parade down market street. >> losing the voice tonight. and losing all my money on giants ticket this is season without a doubt. >> reporter: not to be forgot reason the a's fans. >> we have more trophies. >> reporter: three more trophies. but who is counting. >> the a's are real winners. they have had a slump but this is our year. >> we have good pitching and good hitters. we are going to roll this year. >> reporter: along with the action on the field another attraction, the world series trophy returned from its winter travels and on display for pictures. and the fans stood in a long line to get up clos

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discover bliss.x. >>> just ahead this morning an eye-opening study on sleeplessness. up to 70 million americans have chronic sleep loss and millions of people are now admitting to falling asleep behind the wheel. 1 in 20 say they've done it. >> very dangerous trend. we're going to hear more from that study in our next half the san jose firefighters' union >>> 7:25. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. the san jose firefighters union has reached a tentative deal to accept a 10% cut in pay and benefits. to help ease the city's budget deficit. in exchange, the city will not lay off any firefighters, for two years. the union members still need to vote on the deal. >>> protesters say uc berkeley officials have promised to hold a town hall meeting with them to talk about school budget cuts. eight protesters spent seven hours chained together on a four floor ledge at wheeler hall before getting the promise. they were cited and allowed to leave last night. >>> and there is only one big piec

i think it's a blissful occurrence, that the darn thing hasn't started two years ahead of time. so i don't know. >> can you wait all summer? >> i have no idea. i will tell you this -- i am completely committed to the job i'm in now. we're trying to do some very exciting things in indiana, to make our state better. and that comes first. and if deadlines pass, they do. >> quickly, you had said the field has, the pickin's are slim when you described the field. do you still feel that the pickin's are slim. >> i said if people weren't talking about me, that the pickin's must be slim. i still think there's time and there's some really good people running. i like them all. and i'm hoping that our party will simply step up to the issues of the day. it could be any one of those folks. >> very quickly, senator luger, your friend, indiana senator, senior senator, running for a seventh term. i know you've said you're going to vote for him. are you supporting him? will you endorse him? will you do whatever he asks you to do in his re-election effort? he's facing a primary challenge from stat

of the mind so what reality should be and when the internal and external models match, that's the bliss to feel hold. >> rose: so you're a public intellectual and columnist in and journalist. what have you dissolved into? what's the larger connection for you? >> there are certain moments at a baseball game when you're in a crowd. >> rose: but that's not what you do. that euphoria, you talk about god, too. >> for me it's writing. i've known i wanted to be a writer since second grade. in high school there was a woman who wanted to date somebody else instead of me and i remember thinking what does she see in that guy? i'm a way better writer than that guy." >> rose: (laughs) >> and in moments of writing sometimes you forget who you are you're just writing. doesn't happen often enough. but for me that's the goal. >> rose: did you want to write fiction or non-fiction? >> i wanted to write fiction and then i wanted to be a playwright. once i got into reporting, i'm not good at thinking abstractly. >> rose: "i'm not good at thinking abstractly." but is part of what you're talking about here ab

diane bliss and ken stern, but you know what ken, i want to hear more of what you have to say. i, i know we are supposed to be doing a pledge break now, but let's go through the items really quick and get back to your show, how about that? ken: i think these are strange times and i want people to go from good to great, and we're gonna do that with them now. diane: ok, and let's start out with that basic membership, at that basic membership we are going to send you the 5 wishes booklet. it makes all of your wishes be known in a time when perhaps you don't have that voice of your own. the dvd of today's program for a 75 dollar gift, and ken, what's on that bonus material on the dvd? ken: the bonus has the specifics of what people want. how do i put the money back into my pocket, how do i proliferate it? you follow the system, you'll be great. diane: oh, and speaking of being great, you were great to write this book! ken: thank you. diane: a hardbound book for a pledge at the 120 dollar level. this goes into tremendous detail, and it's really the basis for this whole program. 120

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>> reporter: it's charlie sheen's version of domestic bliss at home with the new loves of his life. one, a self-described porn star he calls rach, the other a modelle he calls natty. >> we run errands, eat, play with the kids. >> we have fun. >> we watch movies. i watch a lot of "two and a half me men". >> do you love his kids? >> are you kidding? >> i wish i was with them now. i didn't want to put them down. bob was like, they're calling you. he's saying bye! >> if you say dad's busy he says, okay, dada busy. he knows. he's fine with it. >> is this normal? >> aside from the days we sit around with the gold pom-pons and everything. >> don't run with that. >> i'm joking. >> charlie said you can put him in his place. when he's wrong you put him in his place -- >> i don't -- >> let her answer. >> i don't generally have to. i respect charlie as a man and as head of the household and trust him completely. if there is something i think is a bad idea i might say, hey, babe, let's think about it this way and, you know, it works. the system works for us. >> reporter: the goddesses now live w

hershey's bliss. one square inch of indulgence... joy... pleasure. is trying the food that is depending on where you travel. >> and as a travel expert, mark murphy, shot his way through 50 countries, and he was nice enough, i think -- actually, i'm pretty sure not nice -- to bring back some of his most adventurous food finds. it smells not good in this area. >> hi, mark. how are you? >> it doesn't smell good. >> no, it doesn't. in fact, you can only find this in southeast asia. it's called the king of fruits but we're going to call it the king of stink for this episode. they describe the smell as a city landfill in the middle of summer. rotting meat or unwashed socks. >> why would we want that? >> try a little bite. try a bite. go ahead, try a bite. stick the whole thing in your mouth. give it a try. >> is it nasty? >> it smells terrible but it's very sweet. >> go ahead, give it a try. >> that's as much as i'm going to try. >> would you describe the texture? a former british governor described the texture as carion mixed with custard. >> i am bringin

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we are rethinking the words for wedded bliss. >> go to bed angry every night. >> in a separate bed. >r. >> you will be together much longer. >> also ahead, we're going to try to lift spirits a little bit, technology always changing and it's hard to keep up with all the new cottut -- cutting e technology. we're going to check out several products and ideas that are going mainstream. >> i love that. >> what, toilet painer? >> no roll. why didn't we think of that sooner. >> doesn't it seem like the rolless toilet paper has been talked about for a long time. >> we're putting it in action. >> how about black rice. >> it's really good. i have black rice in my kitchen and i had that before the experiment i would like to say. >> something exploding on to the scene, going mainstream as we like to say and you are going to get an inside sneak peek inside look coming up. >> good stuff. talking baseball and a fan's ultimate dream today. opening day, major league baseball launching the official, the man cave in new york. it's the official -- this guy mike o'hare, going to be in the man cave for the

what is greater career bliss then that every day? >> thank you very much. >> i am a freshman at george washington. you've had such a great career. was there any definitive moment for opportunity that you had that got your career jump started? >> looking at this, my first story was three mile island. when i got to cbs. i had been there a few months and i've been so paralyzed with fear because of all the people that were there, the great history. the first thing they gave me to do was a radio story to write. susan came into me and said, ok, i threw up a lot my first year. she helps me. this is really true, i am speeding in my car to three mile island. i think, the reactor is going to blow up. wait a minute. roger is not going. they think i am expendable. i covered the story, knee knocking, and a cover the story with a lot of nuclear information to i'm part. then i would submit it was the 3 billion could get ahold of. i got a hold of every single name of of anyone -- and the woods get the name of everybody i could get ahold of. i got a

i think it is blissful occurrence that this daunting have not started two years ahead of time. >> can you wait all summer? >> i have no idea. i will tell you this. i am completely committed to the job i am in now. trying to do very exciting things in indiana to make our state better. that comes first. host: temporary halt on u.s. nuclear plants. a report that there are more than four runs and 40 commercial nuclear reactors and 31 countries. 14% of the world's electricity. four of the united states 104 reactors are in california. san clementine and near san luis obispo. that is "the new york times." talking about a temporary halt. maryland. eric, independent. caller: good morning. member of the national space society. the have on their website a video -- they have on the website a video actually during the election of talk about the possibility of having solar collectors and space to been down energy -- beam down energy to receivers on the earth. i think we need to completely abandoned building nuclear power plants for one reason. the lead time on a nuclear power plant can be a decade,

what is greater career bliss then that every day? >> thank you very much. >> i am a freshman at george washington. you've had such a great career. was there any definitive moment for opportunity that you had that got your career jump started? >> looking at this, my first story was three mile island. when i got to cbs. i had been there a few months and i've been so paralyzed with fear because of all the people that were there, the great history. the first thing they gave me to do was a radio story to write. susan came into me and said, ok, i threw up a lot my first year. she helps me. this is really true, i am speeding in my car to three mile island. i think, the reactor is going to blow up. wait a minute. roger is not going. they think i am expendable. i covered the story, knee knocking, and a cover the story with a lot of nuclear information to i'm part. then i would submit it was the 3 billion could get ahold of. i got a hold of every single name of of anyone -- and the woods get the name of everybody i could get ahold of. i got a