say hello to caroline manzo! [cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, caroline manzo.y: right? isn't that great? >> amazing. >> jimmy: three million people, something like that? >> something like that, yeah. >> jimmy: people like to watch you guys fight each other and go crazy. >> is that what it is? it's not our smile, it's not our clothes? >> jimmy: no, well i love your smile as well. but, i mean, it's not like that. we like to see -- teresa is, kind of a train wreck. kind of, i mean, right? i mean -- >> you said it. i'm sticking by my business. >> jimmy: exactly. right. yeah. are people treating you differently now? i mean, now you're famous. >> yes. the craziest thing in the world happened to me last night. i don't know if anybody follows me on twitter or anything else. i was out to dinner with my daughter and her boyfriend. and lauren's like, all of a sudden she's leaning, she's doing this, what? what? they are talking about you. i'm like, really, what are they saying? so now they are talking about the entire cast. and this woman is educating her friend on the sho

. >> reporter: it is a lifeline that caroline from texas accepted after she received the call. we spoke to her husband, dan. >> there was a message saying, caroline, you need to contact me about your drug charges. >> he sounded legit? >> he sounded legit. >> reporter: she went to walmart and wired the money. >> looks to me that is $1800. >> was that money that was difficult to come by? >> it depleted our savings account, let's put it that way. >> reporter: we went to d.c. where the scam has produced shock waves. it's a direct attack on your reputation. >> on the agency as a whole, if someone is trying to elicit money from them, they not someone that works for the drug enforcement organization. >> reporter: the dea says the scam is run out of the dominican republic. they operate the very website that sells the drugs. after they have the user's information they turn around and blackmail them. thousands of victims and called the dea hot line, many of whom have paid the scrammers. >> we feel that several people have paid significant amounts of money to the scams. >> reporter: thous

caroline recovered. one of the growing number of cases in an alarming breakout in washington state. >> so far this year, 640 cases have been reported and confirmed as of march 31st. last year, we had 94. >> and four of those children have died. northern california, oregon, and vermont are also experiencing similar outbreaks. for health officials, it's all about childhood vaccination and booster shots as an adult. >> many people think once you have your baby shots, you don't have to be vaccinated again. that's false because immunity can wane. you may get a diminished disease, one that is less serious, but you can still transmit the infection and all of its veer lnts to other susceptible people. >> brooke had been vaccinated as a child. but didn't know she had to follow up with a booster later in life. >> i had inadvertently given my newborn a potentially life threatening illness that was so easily preventable by getting my booster shot, which i was unaware i needed. >> the goal is to make sure at least 90

that is heard here in the march of dimes public service announcement. >> caroline recovered. one of many in an alarming breakout. >> 640 cases have been reported and confirmed as of march 31st. last year, we had 94. >> and four of those children have died. northern california, oregon, and vermont are also experiencing similar outbreaks. for health officials, it's all about childhood vaccination and booster shots as an adult. >> many people think once you have your booster shots, you don't need to be vaccinated again. you may get a diminished disease, but you can still transmit the infection and all its veer llts to other susceptible people. >>bo brooke had been vaccinateds a child. >> i had inadvertently given my newborn a potentially life threatening illness that was so easably for vepreventable by getting my booster shot. >> the goal is to make sure at least 90% of the population is vaccinated. why is it important? as we good gin to save more and more lives, cancer patients, patients with chronic immune cases, are the people we have to protect. it's something a shared respo

. >> reporter: it is a lifeline that caroline from texas readily accepted after she received the call. we spoke to her husband, dan. >> there was a message saying, caroline, you need to contact me about your drug charges. >> he sounded legit? >> he sounded legit. >> reporter: carolyn went to this walmart and fired the fake agents the money they demanded. >> looks to me it was $1,950. >> was that money that was difficult to come by? >> it depleted our savings account, let's put it that way. >> reporter: we went to d.a. headquarters in washington, d.c., where this scam has produced shock waves. it's a direct attack on your reputation. >> it's a direct attack on the agency as a whole. if someone is trying to elicit money from them for making the case go away, they are not someone who works for the drug enforcement administration. >> reporter: the dea says the scam is run out of the dominican republic. the caribbean island most americans know as a vacation paradise. the criminals often operate the very web sites that sell the illegal prescription drugs. after they've collected the users'

abe and caroline will develop community service road trips to new areas of the east and west coast and topics specific service coolers. shelby will bring community service leadership opportunities to public high school students in lansing, michigan. christina will implement an after school literacy program for multicultural students in inner city schools to give them access to multicultutural mento. these projects together will help the organization scale up by 37,000 hours of service over the next year, and involve a lot more young people in doing this. let's give them a hand. that's a good idea. [ applause ] now i would like to invite to the stage sam king, an undergraduate at stanford university. [ applause ] he's wearing his commitment's name, code the change. here is the issue. more and more and more, the individuals and foundations that donate money to non-profit, not-for-profit operations want to understandably keep down the percentage of the donation that goes to centralized cost, things that don't directly touch the intended beneficiaries. that's a laudable goal but there are

we've got caroline first. come on over. >> caroline is wearing a great little dress with a net talk and woven bottom. >> what should parents look for in these outfits? >> you see the pieces are very versatile and comparable. that's one of the reasons they get one again because they are easy. a spring jacket, you wake up in the morning and it's 35 degrees. by the afternoon it's 65. this is great piece coupled with shorts or you get into this casual every day. >> layer it. >> how about caroline. come on down. >> all right. and so this is -- >> this skirt is reversible so there's another print on the bottom and you can reverse it. really cool piece. last but not least is mackenzie. good job. right over here. >> all of these are adorable. you guys are looking for some new faces. >> these are four of our characters. we do a search every year to cast the ad. we are in the middle of the search right now. >> if they think they've got a chic kit at home, how do they contact you click. >> they go to our website. they ca

caroline, it's old hat for you now, right? it's just like your dna.sed to the cameras -- >> they're there. it's part of my day. that's pretty much it. >> how about you guys? have you gotten adjusted to the attention and the rest that comes with it? >> i think now. first season it was a little more difficult but now we are gating used to it. it comes with the territory. it is part of our life now really. >> it kind of feels like one continuous season. >> when one is airing you're making the next one. >> exactly. >> did you get -- not abuse but some problems with any member of your families when you all decided -- because once it came on the air, people realized what it was like. were there people in either one of your families that said i don't want you to do that or i don't want to be part of it? >> yeah. i had a couple people say are you sure you want to do that? or do you think that's the right road to go down? it is a little bit of a gamble, and it is a little bit do you want to put your life out there, should you take the opportunity. but you know

cnn.script----- &p--keyword ags-- 3and a vvewer sent ussthis photo of a ural located at street and caroline avenue. &pman with a hoodie anddan imag oo skittles in the rrght hand corner.we're not sure who made the mural...buu it appeaassto be nother tribute tootrayvon martin. when it comes to news in your neighborhood... see it.. shoot it.. end it. p you can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foobaltimore dot com and click on the "see it, shoot it, send it icon. you can also senddphooos directly fromm foxbaltimore dot com." a baltimore tradition is back open for business. on sunday... the baltimore farmers market and bazaar opened for the season... and many people took some timm out of their day... to do a little shopping. this year marks the &p33th anniversary.the market i located on saratoga street between holliday and gay streets under the jones falls expressway.it ffers a varrety of fresh fruits, meats, pastries and crafts ffr sale. &pone of the vendors says its a great way to bring the community together. "its juut bringing together craats peopleeand a bunch of farmers from

-- caroline counties. factors like smoking, excessive drinking, obesity, and the availability of primary care physicians. you can find a link to the website at wbaltv.com. >> the controversy continues around the record-breaking mega millions jackpot. lottery officials have questions about the woman who claimed to win. she works at a mcdonald's near the 7/11 where the ticket was bought and said she went in on a pool of tickets with the coworkers, but said she bought the winning ticket separately. she said she has no intention of sharing the $656 million jackpot. investigators are looking into whether some agrees arlene to a rash of crime in baltimore county. when we come back, he won the award -- a warning from baltimore police. and lobbying to allow the slots in prince george's county. >> new tonight at 5:30 p.m., authorities are seeking the public's health -- help with a rash of burglaries. they have stepped up patrols since the string of incidents occurred, which seemed to happen in the middle of tonight

the season ends at the rangers while florida plays caroline of. it starts tomorrow night against the panthers here. what a roller coaster ride this has been for caps fans. >> people say we are giving them a heart attack. the last couple of years, we have been really fortunate and sometimes you take the good times for granted. this is the way most of the league operates. we're still right there. >> nationals open the 2012 season tomorrow. strasbourg will be there for opening day. davey johnson liked to talk about talkdepth -- about the depth and length of the bench. >> i like the ammunition we have. it is my kind of venture. -- of bench. there's some guys even on the bench, pushing the eyes of our plan -- guys that are playing. >> the first games on the road, buffalo and chicago. the indianapolis colts come to measure the progress of rg3 and andrew luck. in augusta a great deal of golfers wide open. the final 109-96. >> we know that you will be watching the situation at howard. >> michelle obama paid a visit to walter reed medical center, where mil

with investment information, risks, fees and expenses ♪ sweet caroline, this has never seemed so goodod: neal diamond's sweet caroline heard at every ballgame that is played on the diamond of boston's fenway park. red sox' fans have good reason to hope that this time it is forever. here is mo rocca. >> reporter: for fans of the boston red sox, baseball isn't just a game. it's fate. >> i was born a red sox fan. you have no choice. >> reporter: a consuming passion with soaring highs.... >> announcer: there it goes. a long drive. if it stays fair, home run! >> reporter:... and seering lows. >> announcer: deep to left. he will not get his home run. a three-run home run for bucky dent. the yankees now lead it by a score of 3-2. >> reporter: 86 years of them. >> a little roller up along first. the mets win it. >> reporter: a curse cast on the team, fans believe, for selling babe ruth to the yankees in 1920. and then in 2004, the sox won it all. the world series. >> announcer: for the first time since 1918, they are champions of the world. >> reporter: a curse lifted and jubilation. the begi

he knew exactly how damaging it was to him politically and the thing he was proudest was caroline and ted kennedy gave him the profile in courage reward. chris: apparently general eisenhower, nixon thought he was helping him but giving advice secretly to ronald reagan. >> one of the things that impresses me about mike's book is what you see about ike. ike, who is a master behind the scenes playing the role of the former president with these other political figures. we all know that ike didn't like richard nixon, famously, but we didn't know the extent to which he liked reagan and advised him to deal with accusations that reagan was a right-winger. ike gave him advice on that and really ike, i think, is partly responsible for launching ronald reagan's presidential career, according to the book. reagan goes to gettysburg right after ike wins the governorship. and in 1968, reagan did make his first effort to get the republican nomination. ike was there at the launching of reagan's presidential campaign. chris: ike is about to get a big comeback in history. let's talk about what is tricky

three summering a caroline wallace, then age 1, went to martha's vineyard to visit her great grandfatherhere she is taking her first step. when she learned he passed away, caroline is 4 and drew this picture of her favorite stuffed bun y herself and great grandpa and dictated this message for him to her teacher. i love you, i miss you, because you wanted to say good-bye then she signed it. in 2005 when my father was 87, he just wrote a book. he came on "fox news sunday" to talk about that and all sorts of things. >> do you understand why some people feel such disaffection from the mainstream media? >> yeah. they think we're wild-eyed commies. liberals. yes? >> that's what they think. how do you plead? >> i think it's damn foolishness. first of all they're patriots. just as much as any conservative. even liberal reporter is a patriot. wants the best for this country. and people, you know, your fair and balanced friends at fox, don't fully understand that. >> all right, let's talk about the book because what's amazing is all the people you have interviewed offense the years. in the case of

this is going to include kent and car row line county -- caroline county. all points north of baltimore and as you go further west, these bright shaded county, that's a deep freeze, meaning several hours below freezing. bring in the pets, plants and north of baltimore. we're warm and mild and just a light northwesterly wind for the next few hours. we have a few gusts up to 18. winds have certainly let up. despite the fact we're mild now, under a clear sky with almost no humidity in the air and nothing to keep temperatures up. winds letting up. we'll see a big drop in temperatures overnight. that's why the frost concern. for a couple of hours early tomorrow morning. 2ham to 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, crystal clear across the mid-at antic re-- atlantic region. to our immediate west there's not much out there. generally clear weather. we've got mild air building in across the deep south. that will shift further north, so the very chilly, frosty scenario tonight gets replace bid warmer air late in the day tomorrow and more humid air. the moisture levels are dry allowing

. >> reporter: caroline cunningham with the trust for the national mall has overseen this year-long competition. it started with 32 entries. now the eight finalists are on display at the museum of american history. designs for constitution gardens include restaurants, skating rinks, a stage in the middle of the pond, even places to go fishing. >> i don't like the idea of having like fishing because when you're fishing and you can catch people and you'll get pollution, it's really dangerous. >> reporter: rachel smith is visiting d.c. from new york. she's opinionated but here her comments are welcome. >> the national mall really is the people's park. so having people get involved and envision the future of the national mall and hear their views is hugely important. >> i'm a big fan of this around the washington monument. i like the idea of the building being integrated into the ground. >> the interesting thing to me was that so many of the solutions were actually underground so it didn't change the physical space. >> the amp theater is really -- amphitheater is really night. it's not just plain a

i'm caroline. >> talk from your heart. 15 minutes. are we ready to roll? >> here we go. >> i know that you're angry with me, and you should be angry with me. the difficulties you have faced over the years, that's my fault. hold on a second. >> you can see the sadness, the guilt they had for whatever decision they made that has impacted their children their entire lives. >> when you sit these fathers down in front of the camera, they're dad. >> i can't imagine all of the things going on in this childrens' lives, what this means to them. on behalf of all of them, thank you so much. what do you got? restrained driver in a motor vehicle. sir, can you hear me? two, three. just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, we have two car insurances that we're going to have you taste. the first

winners caroline cannon fighting to protect her small native village in alaska from arctic drilling.a journalist working in china to expose environmental violations by supply chain manufacturers. an argentinian mother trying to stop pesticide abuse. fighting construction of a dam in kenya. a russian mother mobilizing fellow citizens to save a forest from a planned highway. and a catholic priest in the philippines leading his community against a nickel mean that would destroy a rain forest. we'll have -- >>> time for a check of traffic. the rain has long passed, the roads are dry. >> looking good out there. good morning. beautiful start on the san mateo bridge with the taillights headed towards the highrise towards foster city no problems headlights towards hayward everything is moving well there. back to walnut creek, no traffic, no worries, very light towards the 24 junction southbound north main here in walnut creek heading from pleasant hill through concord into walnut creek your ride is looking good through the san ramon valley. the bridges checking in with clear conditions, no f

hill, if things get to that point, caroline and john and i are going to walk out on the south grounds and stand there, just like every other american, and see what happens. >> she wanted to be with the president at that time. >> that's right. >> hill was right there as the kennedys jetsetted around the world. he describes a first lady who was spontaneous and mischievous, even sneaking cigarettes with him from time to time. >> she was like a giddy teenager getting away with something. it was the first of many secrets we would keep with each other. >> true. >> what kind of secrets? >> they wouldn't be secretive if i told you, would they? >> still protecting the first lady, hill says their bond was sealed in tragedy. when you read the book you write about her with such admiration and affection, and almost, dare i say it, love, for her? >> i have been accused of that. i think that's a little bit too strong an emotion. yes, i admired her a great deal. i really respected her. i don't think you could really say that i loved her. >> was she your friend? >> very close friend. yes, we shared a

let's go to caroline in washington. caroline? >> caller: hi, cramer.>> same. >> caller: i'm in my mid-70s. i manage my own portfolio. >> okay. >> caller: and i've been watching you and learning from you for the past two years. >> thank you. >> caller: thank you for your brilliance. >> thank you. i hope i deliver for you. thank you very much. >> caller: i've been following five stocks. am i diversified? and should i hold on to them for growth, especially for oil and gas. first one devon. dvn. eog resources, las vegas sands, lds, suntrust bank, sti, and statoil, sto. am i diversified? >> let me go to work here. ands, an incredibly well run company. i like the casino business. suntrust, i've been buying it for my charitable trust. why? i think it's going to succeed next time. i love devon. owned that for the trust, too. here is the problem. devon, eog, and statoil, they are all in the oil and gas business. devon and eog have a very similar product portfolio. at least statoil has the dividend. it doesn't have the growth. we're going get rid of statoil. unf

only marginally warmer in carroll county, where it is 39. 43 in caroline county. at ocean city, is 42 degrees. we show a brief clearing pattern as we head toward early tuesday morning and with the skies clearing, it will be cold. west winds will be testing in the morning. if they die down and the sky turned clear, the temperatures could go below freezing. we will have enough of a breeze to keep the atmosphere makes. the storm is pulling away, moving on up toward new england and the circulation around it is still brisk. it is a summer pattern went to get out west. 30's and 40's in the atlantic for highs. 90's and 100's 4 highs in the west. the hot stuff will stay out west. we see the storm losing its grip on our region and sunshine returns on wednesday. temperatures get back to normal mid-week before the next system moves on and on thursday with some showers likely thursday afternoon. temperatures come up tomorrow. we will see a few breaks in the cloudiness. a 25% chance of showers. a small craft advisory for those on the bay. gusting up to 25 knots. a real job on

katie, lisa, lindsay, reece, daniel, lori, jennifer, megan, trish, susan, dennis, sonny, cedric, caroline, patrick, janet, julius, betty, tracy, sharon, james, connie, ken, nick, christy, kaden, so you have one minute each. go-ahead. >> hello commissioners and superintendent. thank you to commissioner maufas. we are here to talk about the layoffs and tell you that they are unacceptable. we are not convinced that any layoffs are needed. to do what you did, especially while united educators of san francisco and the school district are in contract negotiations, is extra for free and support. -- extra reprehensible. [applause] it is bad enough there are layoffs at all, but you have made it worse by skipping 14 schools. this is a major slap in the face to 14 teachers, those inside the superintendent zone and those outside. it is a despicable way of trying to pit teacher against teacher, students against student. we care about all of our students in all of our schools. as the current ranking officer of uesf, i'm going to exercise my right to speak until i am done. we care about all of our stude

. >> absolutely dan and caroline. we look at 80's coming to place near you. i'll show you exactly when and where you are going to see the 80's in a moment. here's view time lapse form from high definition east bay hills camera. this was just an indication of what is coming tomorrow. sunset at 7:47. started to see a lot of cloud cover mid high level clouds even low clouds showing up there. we have some patches of fog tonight in places like half moon bay. but the accu-weather 7 day forecast is dry for a change. i wanted to bring up to speed. santa rosa almost 23 inches of rain. 68 percent of normal. last week we got all the rain and definitely pushed us up. san francisco at 69 percent of average. oakland just under 15 inches at 76 percent. san jose not much rain just over half foot for the season. 48 percent of average. as i mention it's a dry 7 day forecast coming up here. temperatures rate now in the 50's and the 60's. tomorrow morning you will likely run that some patches of fog in places like half moon bay. partly cloudy tonight and tuesday. warming trend r

caroline goodman. she is here to speak. ok. the next speaker will be ann chung. >> good evening, everybody. my concern -- i am in district 5. i am going to say this. we need to ensure we provide young people with jobs and internships, opportunities, but we also have to make sure that we prepare them with life skills that allow them to be successful in their position. another thing. we want to make sure that the youth has behavior and technical training when they enter the workforce. many of you in district 5 are disconnected from job opportunities, even unpaid internships that allow them to gain valuable experience. so i am speaking for the youth in district 5. we need help for our youth. [applause] >> ann chung from district 1. >> thank you. good evening, mayor, supervisors. i am from self-help for the elderly. i want to share with you this associated press article that came out on april 19. the title just says "census statistics show older asian and hispanic populations growing at a rate of three times higher than that of the

. >> absolutely dan and caroline. we look at 80's coming to place near you.'ll show you exactly when and where you are going to see the 80's in a moment. here's view time lapse form from high definition east bay hills camera. this was just an indication of what is coming tomorrow. sunset at 7:47. started to see a lot of cloud cover mid high level clouds even low clouds showing up there. we have some patches of fog tonight in places like half moon bay. but the accu-weather 7 day forecast is dry for a change. i wanted to bring up to speed. santa rosa almost 23 inches of rain. 68 percent of normal. last week we got all the rain and definitely pushed us up. san francisco at 69 percent of average. oakland just under 15 inches at 76 percent. san jose not much rain just over half foot for the season. 48 percent of average. as i mention it's a dry 7 day forecast coming up here. temperatures rate now in the 50's and the 60's. tomorrow morning you will likely run that some patches of fog in places like half moon bay. partly cloudy tonight and tuesday. warming trend res

light work former french open without francesca schiavone and she could play former world number one caroline wozniacki should the day overcome the challenge of injury. now meanwhile back here in moscow russia's best martial artists have been honored at a prestigious awards ceremony the men's best athlete of the year award was given to twenty year old world super bantamweight and featherweight kickboxing sensation again off while the women's best athlete of the year title went to scotland got young and eight time sunbow world champion the event was organized by the russian martial arts union with some of the fighters saying it was more nerve wracking i think to go into the ring. it was a harrowing experience to have to get up on stage in front of so many distinguished guests it's easier to get in the ring than up there. and despite my young age and small frame i think the union simply look to how successful i was this past year would you believe it was a big surprise for me to win this award not only that the union picked me but also that i was able to achieve it i've always given everything