the colorful comeback of the monarch butterfly. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. japan's prime minister says the nuclear crisis is far from over and the goal right now, he says, is simply to keep it from getting worse. but it did today with a possible breach of one of the reactors. it was two weeks ago that they were damaged when a magnitude nine earthquake shook northern japan and triggered a tsunami. the official death toll passed the 10,000 mark today. 17,000 people are still missing. and now the japanese government has expanded the voluntary evacuation zone around the fukushima daiichi plant from 12 miles to 19 miles. from tokyo, here's bill whitaker >> reporter: these are new pictures out today of fukushima daiichi reactor number three, the most severely damaged unit. an explosion three days into the crisis left the outer shell a tangled web. now there are growing concerns. could the explosion have crac

. >> butterflies move when you turn a crank. >> they go up there, then stop and flutter down. and this is slow by wings. >> i have to go through security. >> so i'm trying to make it to maintenance free. >> this bird cut out by hand and inlaid with a plus. >> there is a notes in the wings you're playing notes of the bird song. >> you can hear the notes on a cell phone. this doesn't come at public expense. >> 2% said set aside to commission art work. >> work is continuing but you'll be able to see works of heart and a community open house i'm going to mc.

. >> i pick up ladybugs and little tiny butterflies. >> 9-year-old natay loves to spend time picking flowers and chasing butterflies in her east oakland front yard but her father won't let her out unless he's right there with her. >> i said you don't stay out here by yourself at all because like i said, don't know who's drubing around here. >> he may have reason to worry. oakland police say a 14-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped from that same block late sunday night and sexually assaulted. >> we do have our special victims unit investigators on this case. it is a high priority to the oakland police department. >> police say getting to the bottom of the case is a priority. they're urging everyone to be on guard while they sort out the facts. >> natay and her father already realize they live in a danger zone, but the reported kidnapping makes them even more aware enterafraid. >> it scares me so i won't go outside much now. >> it makes me even more so that she ain't going to be out here, you know, at any time by herself. once there's a description comes out, i'll be looking. i'll b

you know the butterfly effect. nobody knows whether it was lorenz or ray bradbury who came up with it but that's the butterfly effect. i called my office i have two sharp young research assistants. i'm near wichita, i'm nervous. how many times day do butterflies flap their wings and you should see the e-mail i got back there's 7 quad ril yon insects. some are 3 minute flapers some 20 minute flaerps. used aver raj of 11 pnltz 2. turns out there's 12 second till yon butterfly flaps every day. so i e-mailed him back and said which flap should i worry about? and then i got to thinking about this because you know what's fascinating about this chaos theory these butterfly flaps is butterflies have been flapping since god put them on weather and some days stock market goes up and some days i goes down and sometimes there's tornado and sometimes the winds are 48 miles-an-hour and sometimes there's a hurricane and sometimes you spill your coffee and sometimes you forget your keys and sometimes you get stopped by the train a

the technique here is referred to as papillon glass, or butterfly glass. in other words, it has the effect almost of an iridescent butterfly wing. anyway, people collect them. lots of people love iridescent glass. and lurz and tiffany, the top of the tree. well, i don't know what your son's father-in-law paid for the house, but you can tell him that the vase that was left behind is worth a princely sum of around about £800. he'll be pleased to hear that. - yeah. - he will indeed.

add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice program. fantastic. >> i would li

>> at the moment, they're like baby butterflies. >> my therapist said, let it go. >> really? that's what i say to you, too. just let it go and relax. >> the hardest thing for us has been trying to get him to show his beautiful, long neck that he doesn't have. but we're trying to have. >> she calls me no-neck. >> i call him no-neck. >> because my shoulders hunch up all the time. >> he has to have good posture. >> everything's upright. shoulders -- >> down. >> down. everything. but in football, that's a bad position to be in. ♪ >> reporter: only "good morning america" was invited exclusively to watch final rehearsals before the big day. ♪ between dances, here's what our cameras spotted. supermodel petra nemcova had her shoes roughed up, so she wouldn't slip on the dance floor. apparently, dance canning be dangerous. >> you see this bruise? >> reporter: sandra wilkinson was stretching. the dance floor reminded romeo of a basketball court. he played on usc's basketball team. >> put your finger up. we'll try it. go, go. >> reporter: we c

acclaimed artist and filmmaker julian schnabel is here, the director of "the diving bell and the butterfly" is out with a new film called "miral." it is said against with the israeli conflict in the middle east. glad you joined us, richard haass and filmmaker julian schnabel coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> e making a difference, you make us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in litter si and nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: richard haass is the president of the council on foreign relations and a noted author whose recent book is "war of necessity, war of choice: a memoir of two iraq wars." he joins us from new york. always an honor to have you on the program, sir. >> thank you, tavis, glad to be back. tavis: we are engaged in three wars simultaneously in three muslim countries. does that disturb you? >> well, the answer

that's the really butterfly effect as far as i'm concerned. and that's a short story that i went back and read to kind of just primed the pump. >> charlie: what didn't you include if you had added one more story to the three. >> well, there are actually two, charlie. one is how gore beats bush. and the other one which i'm hoping to see publications sometimes and you understand my passion, it's what would have happened if the top of the 8th inning of game six in chicago, someone had tackled that chicago finance steve who interfered with the foul ball. the chicago cubs could have won the pennate. i had a lot of fun with that one. >> charlie: because you wanted to see that so badly. >> that's where i really broke. you'll see why i really favor history. a lot of stuff are the details that were fun but the book shouldn't have been longer. for instance we all remember how spiro agnew attacked the media. robert kennedy had many critical things to say about the media. he thought it was failure in its promise. >> charlie: so does barack obama. >> he un

>> that's a real butterfly.: honestly? >> honestly. >> reporter: but even he was astonished by this rendition. >> it was a no-brainer for me. hi to have it. >> reporter: laura bell spun lint into gold. edward meyer paid her $12,000 for her lint last supper. this is the artist at work in her studio. how long did it take you to do it? >> three-and-a-half months. 200 hours into the project. >> reporter: not counting time spent harvesting lint from scores of colorful wall mart towels from 800 loads. >> and you'd save the lint for. >> reporter: i save for seven months. then i had to create lint with different colors. you have the pinks and the maroons and the teams and the blues. i can do a dark shade with a light shade of blue and come up with a medium color blue. >> reporter: really? it just mixes together like paint. >> the dryer was my palette. yeah. >> reporter: did you ever think about leonardo da vinci when you're doing it. >> yes, i'd love to sit and have a cup of coffee with that gentleman. >> reporter: and

it is the oils and leaves that tell the butterflies that it is time to lay your eggs. later the larvae will get the signal from the oil in the beef to start eating. so, it is very necessary for us to have the native plants for the native wildlife. services provided by hanc go beyond recycling with native plants and the nursery. i think that it is time for the city to acknowledge the services provided by hanc. doing something to highlight the services provided by this organization. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> is this usable? no? my name is pam, i have lived in haight for 35 years. hanc has been an invaluable resource. have concluded that the time has come to terminate 10 employees and close a fully functional service. the recreational recycling facility. for no reason other than to push against the progressive stance, generally. in the eviction of low-income folks, beyond that issues should not be confused. typically the folks that are defecating in our entryways and living in our driveways, lying on our sidewalks, are not those

it is the oils and leaves that tell the butterflies that it is time to lay your eggs. later the larvae will get the signal from the oil in the beef to start eating. so, it is very necessary for us to have the native plants for the native wildlife. services provided by hanc go beyond recycling with native plants and the nursery. i think that it is time for the city to acknowledge the services provided by hanc. doing something to highlight the services provided by this organization. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> is this usable? no?

habitat restoration projects throughout the city, including green schoolyards, mission greenbelt, butterfly quarter, and many reckon park projects. we have planted over an acre of native plant gardens adjacent to the recycling center and keysar , and we are helping -- hoping to do more. soil is made from compost on site. monthly workshops along with tours for school groups complement the nursery. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> we need more negotiations. [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker please. come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am a 47-year resident of the haight ashbury along with my wife, who will speak next. i have difficulty imagining how i could compress everything i wanted to say within this time, but i discovered that through the various questions of the witnesses, that has been done for me, and i cannot see -- can now see the possibility of an outcome adverse to the recycling center given these. i thank you for your thoroughness, and turning the light not only on the issues, but also an equally serious underlying problem, and that is the lack of transpar

it is the oils and leaves that tell the butterflies that it is time to lay your eggs. later the larvae will get the signal from the oil

for more about the movie, "butterflies and bulldozers" >> we are back. we go, we are talking about the 11000 mile race in alaska. the dogs hit the trails yesterday. they have 9 days to make the trip, it can take up to 2 weeks. the winner wins a new truck. >> dozens of people linging the pubs with snuggies. they look warm. >> but wet. >> i am not sure i like the fashion statement. >> coming up saying goodbye to the space station for the last time. >> here is a look at lake tahoe. >> hello everyboday. starting this half an hour with an accident that happened around midnight. the driver veered into oncoming traffic. >> let us take a live look outside. this siis the golden gate bridge. some traffic. let us check in with bryamn. >> good sunday morning to you, the worst of the rain is going to improve. look for mostly cloudy skies. showers are occasional, hit and miss, on the decrease into the evening. high temps are cooler with clouds and rain in place. i will talk more about the forecast into next week in a few minutes. >> this story has school employees on

she won oscars for her performances and butterflies eat and who is afraid of virginia woolf. she was infamous for her personal life. later on in life she was a spokesperson for humanitarian causes, made late aids. elizabeth taylor passed away this morning at the age of 79. we'll be right back as kron4 news continues. >>mark: we are getting live pictures right now. an explosion in jerusalem. it shattered windows. people are lying on the ground and being taken away and stretchers. it was at a bus bombing. the first in several years. it comes of angst rising tensions with militants in israel. rockets have been fired into israel and this prompted them to retaliate with the bombing. i live look here in jerusalem. reports of a bombing of the bus. as we head toward details will bring you more information. look, at the camera man is running towards the seat. we have many reports of this coming in. pensions are continuing to escalate between israel and palestine. cannot be continued to coverage of weather. jackie sissel is at the west bridge. it looks like upright? >> reporter: that i

. >> butterflies move when you turn a crank. >> they go up there, then stop and flutter down. have to go through security. >> so i'm trying to make it to maintenance free. >> this bird cut out by hand and inlaid with a plus. >> there is a notes in the wings you're playing notes of the bird song. >> you can hear the notes on a cell phone. this doesn't come at public expense. >> 2% said set aside to commission art work. >> work is continuing but you'll be able to see works of heart and a community open house i'm going to mc. and five million people will pass through and see the art work. >> coming up next a world famous matsui. >> giving generouslyv you can see >>> coming up, reigning in your pets. why san jose is restricting dog owners to restricting leash that's are just six feet long. >> and trapped in snow, snowboarder recording his own res being yu. >> and all of the attention he gets and the a's now have a huge connection with japan, raising $60,000. and matsui donated more than $600,000. and the manic named godzilla is a god-like figure. he apparently in the club house fi

you know, you get butterflies or you get that gnawing feeling in the pit of your stomach. that's because your brain talks to your gut. but your gut also talks to your brain. both have to work together to keep you fully functional, fully active, and fully healthy. see, the brain in your gut has their own independent nervous system, and it actually has more neurotransmitters and more serotonin than your head brain. when doctors see patients with irritable bowel syndrome, which affects about 60 million people, they think it's the psychiatric problems that cause their gut to be irritable. but the irritable bowel we're learning, the irritable bowel, causes an irritable brain. it's the other way around, right. if you have a bloated, inflamed belly, you have a bloated inflamed brain, right. they're connected by your nervous system, your immune system, and your hormonal system. you see, most people don't know that 60% of your immune system is in your gut. you see, the gut has to let in all the good stuff, food, nutrients and water, and has to keep out all the bad stuff, all the bu

have made that are we do know that the manger on being used the air force's global hawk is an arm butterflies forty thousand feet in the air and it has a wide variety of sensors but this new agreement between the two countries also sheds light on how both countries are expanding their efforts to take down the cartels the times is reporting that officials from the f.b.i. the cia the n.s.a. and other intelligence agencies are now working out of a building in mexico city which is being dubbed a fusion center where u.s. and mexican authorities can work together towards being drug free and i'm not really sure how this is going to work is a drone is an arm paid for happens to catch visuals of a cartel leader on the move how long until authorities can actually reach them and who gets to fly them the u.s. or the mexican officials so many questions let's shift our focus back to where i'm concerned which is the use of drones which are truly the weapon of choice these days for the u.s. and pakistan they're helping us find the enemy but they're also responsible for many civilian deaths the u.s. is also e

. >> it was butterfly. which was great. >> i need to do what is proper and what is right.an't go out in my own little world. >> one point behind them, sugar ray leonard and wendy williams at the bottom. >> there are no eliminations this week. all couples come back and dance next week before anyone goes home. >> barry bonds jury is eight -- >> let's talk different numbers. >> clearing up the sky and we don't have a chance of rain but the numbers will get rather high. yes. the temperatures are quite cool this morning. we'll talk about low temperatures. running in the low to mid 40s and most inland neighbors. bay bridge, some residual moisture but right now it's not raining there. live doppler 7 hd and we can see showers moving through the santa cruz mountains. that is about it. those are very light and won't add any insult to that landslide that we had yesterday. high surf advisory continues for about another nine minutes. 15-18 foot waves. and with wind advisory will kick up tomorrow. gusts up to 40-50 miles an hour and most of the central valley will be dealing with those

butterflies have wings with about 100,000 scales. and if we look you'll find nanostructures there that interact with light waves to produce iridescent colours, in the same way as holograms on credit cards for example. by replacing air with acetone you will see how the blue turns to green and as the acetone evaporates, air comes back and the blue colour returns. >>reporter: it may be an obvious model for sustainability and efficiency but until now the natural world has largely been ignored by the commercial one. but that's changing. bmt defence services, which specializes in naval design and engineering, has formed a symbiotic relationship with its neighbour, the university of bath and together they are coming up with some fascinating new technology. >>quilliam: underwater animals, tend to fish in the light, tend to be very quiet as well as being energy efficient, so you can see the defence applications in terms of stealthiness, in terms of energy efficiency,in termsoft on returning to port, returning to a home vessel; being very attr

. >> madam butterfly it isn't. good for him. >> he sounds nice. >>> get unplugged.igital detox going on across the country. that blackberry that you keep out here has to go. >> unbelievable. >> uh-huh. >>> more of this guy? i think so. crazy talk or real hope for one of the funniest shows on tv? charlie sheen making another announcement today. >>> call it a murphy's law wedding. all that could go wrong did and it happened right along our coast. >> it was fun. afterwards it was like, oh, my gosh, what just happened? >> the california couple whose sunny outlook on events went viral. >>> today's high, temperatures a lot warmer than they were a week ago at this time. 67 in san jose. san francisco is 65. tonight, it's all about the clouds and tperatures in the mid-40s. and, yes, it's true. we're tracking weekend rain. i'll lst drinarras copourihe first raindrops arrive coming up. ve >>> downtown san jose, it's going to get soggy. jeff ranieri will be here with the weekend forecast in a moment. >>> are you addicted to your phone or texting? can you live without that phone

and i said, oh, that's good because i was reading about some -- i think it was a butterfly trade and options, and it just seemed like craziness. and meeting all these strangers seemed really interesting, and, you know, i just got curious. and, of course, the chicago board of trade building is absolutely gorgeous, and can i was curious as to what went on inside. and there seemed to be a lot of news going on in the industry which to anybody in the industry, of course, might find kind of, you know, obvious that in 2004 there was a lot going on. so i started covering the industry. and then i wrote a couple of stories. i wrote a story about the merger of the two exchanges. i got a call from a book publisher who said do you think that there's more to say about these traders? and i thought, well, of course, because it's -- the traders are such interesting people, will must be something -- there must be something. and this was 2008 when the financial crisis was happening, when oil prices were going crazy, when food prices were going crazy. i wasn't really sure what i was going to write, but

>>ragan: you always have butterflies in your stomach...you're always a little nervous...but you knowt, he is doing everything safe, you know he's in the best equipment possible so that is a comforting. >>reporter: you might think the publicity requirements might tail off a little so close to racetime...but nascarprides itself on its drivers' accessibility to both fans and media, so i go in for some last minutethoughts about race strategy... >>reporter: starting very shortly, what do think about now as you're getting into the car. >>ragan: time to get focused. can't talk to you too long. >>reporter: hmmm. not quite the gettysburg address, but from 9th on the grid...there's serious racing to be done....for regan it is going to be a mixed night... >>reporter: for nascar itself, results have been mixed at best over the last couple of years...but down at the track they remain convinced it's still an experience not to be missed.... >>nascar's still a lot of fun. you need to come. >>it's like seeing a picture of the grand canyon and actually going to the grand canyon. there is nocomparison

. >> because "the diving bell and the butterfly was so great"? >> damn right. suppose you say "they're wrong. this is a better movie and they're doing that for political reasons." >> i think one thing i learned being a painter, i've been a painter for 30 years. i've had terrible reviews. art and life are not always con grew white house. >> rose: right. >> i believe that if you look at "raging bull" i think it got the worst reviews when it came out... >> rose: it didn't win the oscar. >> "ordinary people" won t oscar that year. a good movie but not "raging bull." so yes it's always hard... every time somebody looks at a painting. you make a group of painting and they don't like it when you show them a group of paintings that look radically different. >> rose: it's the same way with singers. innocent you sing the old song and not the new songs. >> exactly. captain beefheart, god bless him he never wanted to repeat himself. i like to do something that i haven't done before. i'm not on automatic pilot. >> rose: so you think you're out there on this one? this is a b

reset the clocks and i want to thank mary from el cerrito for this beautiful picture of monarch butterflieslizabeth wenger with traffic. >> good transition. i like that. >> i'm on it today. >> you are. a couple of days off, sleeping in, back to work. yeah. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's foggy as you can see. this camera is positioned past the toll plaza. this is westbound 92. it's not impacting your drive time and there are no fog advisories so far for the bridge but there is one issued on the other side. fog advisory for stretches of highway 1, 35, 2 80. my producer drives that stretch of 280 and says visibility was low across that stretch. some portion, less than 25 feet. all right. in the south bay now everything is quite coming out of downtown san jose. no problems on 280, 101 or the guadalupe parkway. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the crowds gathering in new orleans this morning to celebrate mardi gras. actually they have been there for a while, a long weekend i bet. >> i guess so. they are having four big parades in the big east stayed with the sulu parade getting r

she loves picking flowers and chasing butterflies in her east oakland front yard, but won't go outside unless her father's right there with her. >> i say, you don't stay out here by yourself, at all, because, like i said, you don't know who's driving around here. seen prostitution going on down here, guys dealing drugs or whatever around the neighborhood and stuff. so i try to make sure she's watched all the time. >> reporter: and now families in the neighborhood are even more on edge. oakland police say a 14-year-old girl reported she was kidnapped and sexually assaulted late sunday night on the same block. >> we do have our special victims' unit investigators on this case. it is a high priority to the oakland police department. >> reporter: police are urging people to be on guard as they sort out the facts of the case. they say neighbors need to be on their toes. >> the number one tip that i have is for people to not be distracted by electronic devices, because we really see that that often is the distraction, either cell phones or, you know, ipods. people listening to music and that

and a beautiful picture here of monarch butterflies. spring is on the way.ow reminding us of your morning commute, here's elizabeth. >> we just check the chp reports. word of an accident, a small fender-bender before the bay bridge toll plaza. we can't see it in our camera but it's westbound 80 right before you reach the pay gates. in the meantime the metering lights are on so our backups are already in full swing. sounds like it's backed up to the 880 overcrossing. so right now 10- to 15-minute wait to get you on to the span. all right. new accident as well in fremont southbound 880 approaching mowry one lane is blocked. pickup truck on the side. it is slow inet

. >> i have butterflies. >> this is not a difference situation. >> we're 57 stories in the air. >> canuer his biggest phobia? dr. oz: i feel like i'm spinning. >> take a deep breath and let it out. >> it all comes down to this. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: how many of you have things in your life that you fear? today i'm facing things that deeply frighten me. i'm doing

she won oscars for her performances in "butterflies 8." and "who'se afraid of virginia woolf?" in her later years she focused on humanitarian causes. she was 79 years old. >>> 7:01. returning now to our other big story for you. right now, a new round of storms hitting the bay area. ktvu's steve paulson is in the weather center starting our team coverage. >> that's correct, dave. we had that cold front sitting out there. it came in this mo everyoning -- in this morning. we'll show you areas that have been hit hard, lake county. flash flood watch is out there. the rain is decreasing. come out wide. you can see the north bay is on the drier side but still stretching from san rafael to the east side, especially from highway 4 to mount diablo, livermore, altamont pass, pleasanton, san ramon. good news in the santa cruz mountains, it looks like the rain is lets up a little bit. we'll still have shower activity. another system rolls in tomorrow. over to sal now. >>> it's going to be a tough drive. the bay bridge is under a high wind advisory. the rain has been moving through. we'll we

. >> butterflies. the doubling down. >> yeah. wet in "dancing with the stars." it is the first week. you know? it's like your first time ever driving. you are going to be very nervous. but right now, it's too early to decide who is really the front-runner. it's like planting three flowers and telling me which one will be the most beautiful. you have to wait for them to grow. then, you can start seeing them. >> it was the judge that used the word -- have you heard that before on "dancing with the stars"? >> yeah. len's always coming up with some crazy -- my favorite is when len said to sugar ray leonard, it's a pleasure to be in the presence of a fellow athlete. >> that was a good one. kyle, thanks for getting up. we'll check in with you from time to time throughout the season. >> i love his smile, right? >> yeah. >> go online. vote. let us know what you think. who sizzled? who fizzled last night? we'll be back. [ female announcer ] it's time to raise the bar and replace your old mayo with the full flavor of kraft mayo with olive

. >> this whole butterfly effect thing that we talk about in asking what if, we could probably driveay basis. what was it about this whole theory that got you writing about this? >> i worked for robert kennedy. i've been asked dozens of times, what would have happened if he lives? i've always said, who knows. one day because i read a book about what might have happened with mayor daley in chicago i started thinking about the chain reactions. if he'd lived the country would have felt differently about him. even his opponents. and then what? so it just started a chain reaction. then i went back to the one that nobody knows about that changed history. >> which was fascinating to me. it's the first chapter, and it was about this gentleman, richard pavlik, kind of this crazy from new hampshire who had an ax to grind with soon-to-be president kennedy. >> he went to kennedy's beach house with a car filled with dynamite. the only reason he didn't blow john kennedy up was jackie came to the door and he didn't want to do it in front of his wife. he was seconds away, the secret service chief sa

just thinking of it gives me butterflies. >> reporter: so, we thought we'd let her ask justin directlyng this right now, would you do a duet with me? that would be unreal. that would just make my life. >> reporter: come on, justin. we want to see you do this duet now. rebecca's parents say they paid for her to have this experience. no idea how much money they made. but the song is number 39 on itunes top 100. and rapidly climbing. guess who she is now beating on that list. >> who? >> reporter: justin bieber. >> we're checking into twitter to see if justin bieber is going to respond. robin, i guess -- thank you, andrea. you and i are too soft. we thought it's bad. but it's not the worst song ever. but we checked online with our viewers. 76% agree with all the harsh attacks, saying they're not too harsh. 24% said the attacks are mean. get off her back. she's a little kid. 76% say the attacks are justified. >> she said it best herself, george. she's not the worst singer. not the best singer. but not the worst singer, either. >> no. and she did pretty well with the national anthem. >> i'm

in is a butterfly that has all plant material made around the wiring.going to show you this incredible stuff. let's get to the boards and talk about the storm system in the northwest. 91-mile-per-hour wind gusts on the west coast of oregon. that's the strongest winds they've seen in three years. and as that storm goes away, the conditions get a little bit better there. 47 in portland today. 45 in seattle. we're with you. that was a tough day yesterday. and it's milder air that moves into the northeast. today, it is a brutal chill. 20 degrees colder than it has been. the temperatures ab >>> smells good in here. settle down and get ready for the rest of the morning with our "gma morning menu." sometimes there's sthirs make you go what? this is one of those this morning. a woman hangs on to the windshield pipers of her miniman for 35 miles at 100 miles per hour. we'll tell you the story. >>> and fashion superstar john galliano is facing charges in paris, over this alleged attack he made of anti-semitic slurs. we'll look at the side of fashion that's not so

initial fireworks and butterflies will move on. same hobbies and interests as your partner. >> not true. in fact, studies are showing that the most satisfied marriages are those in which one person is constantly improving the other, helping the other person grow, by introducing them to new experiences and new activities. so yes, while it's important to share things together, you want to go out pursue those other hobbies, bring them back to the relationship and teach the other sneern got to be your own person. never go to bed angry. we've heard this a million times over. is it okay sometimes to just say, i am done with you for tonight, i'll talk to you tomorrow? >> absolutely. in fact, sometimes you're just not going to get anywhere because when you're overwhelmed with anger your body experiences a physiological response which your heart rate and hormone level spikes and makes it nearly impossible to resolve a conflict fairly. sometimes you just got to agree to disagree, assume your positions on opposite sides of the bed and pick it

i'm going to plant a native plant, because we want to have butterflies come to our garden as soon asit and wingtips. >> that's all right. you can garden any way. come as you are when you garden. i like that. just come any way. >> biggest mistakes people make? >> they don't use rich enough soil. i like to use a rich soil. that way the plants can grow healthy, lush, full. they'll flower a long time and healthy plants can fight off bugs and insects and diseases better. >> over there we were talking about grub control with the organic spray. any type of spray you'd hem recommend to this? >> i would recommend more than anything using a good, rich, organic compost. that's what you want to start with. you may not have bug problems. they'll be well fed and grow healthy. >> for more you can go to our website, cbsnews.com/saturday. marser gardener william moss. thanks a lot. >> no problem. >> reminiscing about our days as kids. it all worked out. 11 now here's rebecca. >> thank you, russ. i am going to think of richard nixon every time i think of you from now on. coming up next, chef chris has

the spanish planes butterflying with us, it is important.esterday, the french planes picked up from where the spanish ones left off. decisions will be taken by political coordinating mechanisms. the decisions are taken by national authorities and nato determines, manages, and organizes the missions. there should be no difficulty efforts. i did not want to be repetitious by reminding you exactly of what i said previously. we have political coordination at the highest level of the members of the coliseum. -- of the coalition. the other question, i believe? the absorption of the coalition by nato. the fact that nato has going to swallow up -- nato cannot swallow up the emirates. that is impossible. it would be counterproductive. it would be playing into the hands of colonel gaddafi to say that nato is taking over when there is no coalition. we will keep, of course, the political steering mechanism and we will coordinate our operational actions by nato. >> on political steering, a deerfield that -- do you feel that the rep has played a role in a

. >> reporter: left behind now, a child's picture of a bird and butterfly, remarkably well preserved and what humanity soured 25 years ago, onlile wild nature embraces today in bittersweet solitude. about 4,000 people work here on strictly controlled shifts and about 1,500 others have illegally resettled this area. now that it's wide open for tourism on a daily basis you can come here. it costs about $150 for a tour. but i fwes you also have to break it to the family somehow that your vacation is not to the beach but to chernobyl. matt? >> michelle kosinski in chernobyl, thank you very much. just ahead, meredith vieira is live in london with her tour of westminster abbey given by the man who will officiate prince william and kate's wedding. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> just 42 days before the royal wedding. meredith is in london, making sure the details are in place. did you get a hat yet, meredith? >> reporter: well, you know, mister, i had my head measured for a hat and despite what you say, i do not have a big head. i have a normal-sized head and the hat is being made by the

know you have both started a fund called the nancy's butterfly fund. >> that was our attempt to findng that we could take from this tragedy that was positive and perhaps a way we can make a difference. >> what will the money be used for? >> domestic violence. >> to help other families. the two of you have proven that your love for your daughter will be ale value to someone else and that, in itself, i'm sure she would be pleased about. thank you. >> thank you. >> we want to thank the press, and i think if we can get a message out through folks like yourself that domestic violence is an issue, your life could depend on it. be mindful of where you are. thanks for your part. >> there you are. you just said it. garry and donna, thank you very much. we'll be right back. this is "today" on nbc. cc1: whew! these sure are challenging times.cc1:cc1: whoa! with a diamondweave texture at's soft and more durable, no wonder it holds up better. fewer pieces left behind. charmin ultra strong. but we still may suffer from nasal allergy symptoms. they can hit you year round... indoors or out. achoo! o