thank you, carnie wilson

let's begin by taking a look at a clip from carnie's new reality show "carnie unstapled." >> i don'tne. with my very pale calves. >> let me try something. >> can't breathe. >> this will help give you the waist. >> the waist i don't have? >> do i feel like i'm going to lift off? >> no, no, we can tweak the sleeves a little. let me give you something else. >> do you like it? whoa. i feel like i'm about to go to the prom. veins coming out. i hate mirrors. >> larry: why has weight been such a problem to you? >> oh, gosh. >> larry: looking back, why? >> it's been my achilles' heel. it's my life story. >> larry: as a kid? >> oh, yeah, 4 years old, yeah. i think that it will probably always be a struggle. i think that i've been up. i've been down. it might be that way forever. i crave and strive for balance. >> larry: how up have you been? >> i've been up to over 300 pounds. >> larry: how down? >> i've been low as 148. 146. >> larry: don't you miss the 148? >> yeah. i mean, i miss maybe wearing a size six, but, you know, what i don't miss is having, you know, things associated with morbid o

i hate mirrors. >> carnie, why has weight been such a problem to you?oh, gosh. >> larry: looking back, why? >> it is my achilles' heel. >> larry: as a kid? >> oh, yeah. i think it will probably always be a struggle. i have been up, i have been down. it might be that way forever. i crave and strive for balance. >> larry: how up have you been? >> i have been up to over 300 pounds. >> larry: how down? >> low as 148. 146. >> larry: don't you miss the 148? >> yeah. i mean, i miss maybe wearing a size six. i was very, very sick at 300 pound. i had sleep apnea, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, prediabetic. my liver was inflamed. i was in really, really bad -- poor health at 31. i have none now. i'm grateful. >> larry: jillian, 2/3 of adults, 67% are overweight or obese. with all the emphasis on the show, your show, the rest, why? >> i think it is matter of economics. and, of course, people that are prone to that type of self-destruction and we all have dysfunction and it manifests in different ways. >> larry: 67%. >> i do believe that is a matter of econ

carnies brigade, the first new jersey infantry brigade was considered by mcclellan and called after the review of the first prograde, first-division, for score, because it was the finest brigade in that review. so, it's a little bit of carney right there. any other questions? >> were there any sketches made of what the statue was going to look like? >> kelly would sit down with these gentlemen. he would make a sketch of whatever they might be remembering. for instance, the gettysburg address. kelly would always ask, can you enact the pose that kelly did? you know, or that lincoln did and so kelly would do a thumbnail sketch of lincoln depicting the gettysburg address. another person that kelly interviewed was general permit shall write over at the arlington international cemetery. you can see his grave the relief portrait of general bright. now general bright was the commander of the sixth corps in july of 1864 when jubal earliest confederates about 14,000 of them swept across maryland and attacked washington from the north, the six army corps and local dismounted calvary enemy troops t