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. >>> a cup cake from charlottesville is stumping medical science.ter a woman who was overdue ate the cup cake and deliver within hours. ♪ ♪ ♪

. >>> overdue, expectant mothers should consider a trip to charlottesville virginia and a special bakerythere is something special about the lemon drop cupcakes. they apparently induce pregnant women to go into labor and the medical experts are stumped. however, 19 overdue babies have been born after their mothers ate just one of the lemon drop cupcakes. >> i was five days overdue. we came back downtown and i got one and it worked! >> i was in the hospital. i think my daughter was maybe five hours old and i called the cupcake shop. it worked! >> their baker says she mixes in a little extra love in every batch. >>> there is encouraging news about another kind of labor. the labor department reports that 216,000 people landed a new job last month. that brings the unemployment rate down to a two-year low of 8.8%. companies put workers on the payroll at the fastest two- month pace since the recession began. >>> switching gears now, we invite you to tune into the 46th annual academy of country music awards right here on channel 9 this weekend. the event is cohosted by blake shelton who is stan

it's the lemon drop cup cake sold at a shop in charlottesville, virginia. she uses fresh lemon juice and fresh lemon zest in the recipe but she doesn't know exactly why it works. one woman whose baby was overdue told her her doctor told her to try it. >> i was in the hospital, i thought my daughter was 5 hours old, i called the cup cake shop. >> i was five days overdue and we came back downtown and i got one and it worked. >> i mix it with a little bit more love and i rest it with a little more, ooh, come on. >> yeah, doughty, that will do it. the lemon drop is one of the best sellers at the shop as you might imagine. they make sure there is a fresh batch every day in case a pregnant woman comes in looking for some help. >>> the bay area has broken another record. sit now home to a $100 million mannings. this is located in the los altos hills in silicon valley. it was just purchased by a business tycoon from overseas. elizabeth cook takes a look inside and out. >> reporter: in los altos hills home is where the money is. >> big, big homes, manageses, anywher

it is sold at a shop in charlottesville, virginia. she uses fresh lemon juice and fresh lemon zest in the recipe. but she doesn't know why it works. one woman whose baby was overdue says that her doctor told her to try it. >> i was in the hospital. i think my daughter was maybe five hours old and i called the cup cake shop and i was like it worked. >> i was five days overview and we came back downtown and i got one and it work. >> i mixed it with a little bit more love and i zest it with a little bit more... >> that will do it. the lemon drop is one of the best sellers at the shop. and they make sure that there is a fresh batch every day just in case a pregnant lady comes in looking for a little help. >> it is the lemon. get all puckered up. >>> anyway, keeping you on time all the time. how do atomic clocks work and what controls them? ken has the taken. timepi ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape th

of princeton and then graduate school at harvard and ended up about 14 or 15 years ago here in charlottesville where i've been teaching european history and atlantic history really ever since. >> host: what's life like at uva? >> guest: it's actually a wonderful place to teach, particularly about the 18th century as you might imagine. the students are excellent. it's, you know, as you've probably seen a beautiful place to live. and it's an interesting place insofar as it's something that occupies a space between a big state public university and a smaller liberal arts school, something like an ivy league school. it's an interesting amalgam of the two. kind of public/private, in-state/out-of-state, and the quality of life here is enhanced, certainly, by there being a number of professional schools too, especially a law school filled with really interesting people. so i've been very happy being here. >> host: tenured? >> guest: yes. >> host: as a tenured professor are you pressured is probably the wrong word, but are you encouraged to write and to publish books such as "common sense"? >> guest:

she joined us here at 2011 virginia festival of the book in charlottesville, virginia. >> book tv has covered over 9,000 nonfiction authors and book since 1998 when it began with "book notes." you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> well, federal judge you denny chin rejection of the 2008 settlement, the complete online library is in question. joining us now is sarah weinman, she's the publish of marketplace. ms. weinman, can you give us a brief overview of what the google book settlement was and who are the parties involved? >> guest: sure, the google book settlement arose from an original lawsuit that was filed by the association of american publishers and the authors guild. they objected to the fact if their view, google was scanning primarily out of print and or fan -- orphan works, those copyright statuses weren't known. they felt the wholesale scanning was infringement. they didn't like that. they sued. as it made it's way through the court, the parties decided to create what is known as the google book settlement. what that would entail is coming up with some means of givin

the lemon drop is sold at a shop in charlottesville, virginia.esh lemon juice and zest in the recipe but doesn't really know why it works. one woman whose baby was overdue says her doctor told her to try it. >> i was in the hospital. i think my daughter was five hours old and i called the cupcake shop, it worked. >> i was five days overdue i got one and it worked. >> i mix it with a little bit more love and i dust it with a little bit of oomph, come on! >> there is an extra batch made every day in case a pregnant woman needs help. >> what happens if a guy has one? >> i don't know. >> just thinking. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i don't want to imagine. >> what do you think? >> bad news. i don't know. i don't want to go there. >> that little oomph in there. >> a little oomph for the weather today, my friend. >> we are going to get the temperatures spiking today around the bay area, a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures outside again, maybe not as hot as yesterday but still looking good. 70s and 80s in much of the bay area. you will notice 60s at

. >> we're talking with professor tomiko brown-nagin here in charlottesville at the virginia festival of the book, 17th annual in march 2011. what is your day job? >> well, i'm a law professor and a history professor at the university of virginia, a job that i enjoyed very much. >> what do you teach? >> i teach constitutional law, constitutional history. i also teach a course on education law. >> how long have you been doing that? >> at the university of virginia, for five years. before teaching at university of virginia, i taught at washington university in st. louis for two years. >> you were editor of yale already widely? >> that's right, yale law journal, i was an editor of the journal, so i attended -- attended year law school. i also got a ph.d in history from duke university, and prior to that i got an undergraduate degree in history spent would you go up and what did your parents do? >> right. i grew up in a small town in south carolina, greenwood it's called. my parents like ethel mae matthews, my father was once a sharecropper. e. later on worked in a factory, both of my par

charlottesville, virginia is "delivering" more than tasty t. treats.teen overdueebabies have been born after their very pregnant motters ate a lemon drop cupcake, at caapellino's crazy cakes shop. new mooher shannon conklin says the cupcake is an open secret among obstetricians. in facc, her doctor is the one &pwho told her to try it. medical experts are stumped by it . lawson says: "within hhlf an hour i started having contractions."shoup says: "i was five days overdue and we came back downtown and i got one, and it worked."conklin says "i was in the hoopital, i think my daughter was ffve hours old and i called the cupcakeeshop, and i was like &pit works!" works!" owner dotty cappellino says the lemon drop is one of the best-sellers, and she maaes sure there's a fresh batch every day. still to come.. you've made it to the dress for it?steve fertig is back with your weekend weather forecast. forecast. 3 3 you're at shopping online. friending absolutely everyone. playing online war games with stoner burnouts. exposing us to horrible viruses that could s

past the due date can be really uncomfortable, really jj turning to cappellino's crazy cakes in charlottesvilleeast 19 women insist they went into labor within minutes of eating those lemon drop cupcakes. >> boy, i could have used those back in november. the owner says she uses fresh lemons and mixes them with extra love. she also makes sure there's a fresh batch on hand every day in case a desperate pregnant mom comes in. >> don't they say there are certain foods, like spicy foods if you're -- >> some restaurant i ithe deep south that does a chicken. certain places some women swear that's what helped get the show on the road. >> oh, man. that's not bad. cupcakes and chicken. i would like to get pregnant. more "world news now" coming up more "world news now" coming up now. while some fiber ads use super models, metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. maybe you don't think you're at isk for heart attack or stro

cbs news correspondent is outside of the courtthous in charlottesville this morning.gely was not here in the courtroom, but his prehearing came with dramatic moments. 21 witnesses gave detailed accounts. the whole thing took nine hours and went late to last night. >> reporter: almost a year after yardley love's brutal death, george hugely's defense spent monday's hearing trying to make the case he had no intention of killing his ex-girl friend. >> george hugely only learned that yardley love had died when he was told that by a detective. >> the defendant quoted an interview hugely had with police the night he was arrested. the officer said, you killed her, george, you killed her. in disbelief, hugely replied, i never did anything. the two university of virginia lacrosse players were just weeks away from graduating. according to court documents, in the early morning hours of may 3, hugely told police he went to love's apartment. during an altercation, hugely said he shook her and her head repeatedly hit the wall. love's roommate discovered her body face down in a pool

so places like lynchburg, even back in through charlottesville, you're going to be under the gun forng thunderstorms. even washington, d.c., getting in on the mix as we head in through these morning hours. so certainly take it easy out there on the roadways and cooler air moves in behind it. peggy and rob, back to you. >> thanks for that, adrienne. and you can stay with abc news throughout the morning as we continue coverage of these deadly storms that have just crushed the south overnight. we'll get the latest on "america this morning" and also bring you live reports from georgia and alabama on "good morning america." keep it here on abc news. >>> and now turning to london and of course tomorrow's royal wedding. if prince william is nervous he is certainly not showing any signs. >> not at al st laccer al with some friends that foll wermade which ts >> diana alvears in good morning, diana. >> reporter: rob and peggy, good morning. the atmosphere here at westminster a s p electri there are crowds everywhere. everybody's staking out a spot on the sidewal all excited about seeing this w

charlottesville, virginia. caller: good morning. i think nasa has a great future. we need to focus more as a country on investing into those kinds of resources. we have some beautiful resources. tapping into those things so we can in the future be able to use those things to move our country forward as far as creating jobs and put more scientists and more people in the field. i think it is a good thing. host: all right. from the "christian science monitor." the number now stands at 65. host: jacksonville, ill.. what your thoughts on the future of nasa? caller: they were talking about the cancellation of going to the moment and trying to land on an asteroid. we got killian 3 on the moon -- we have got helium 3 on the moon. they know there is helium 3 on the moment and that is a great source of energy because we do not want to drill and america. i do not understand that. with nasa starting back in the 1940's and the 1950's, there was an excellent program and i did not know what they discontinue the shell. we have had the hubble telescope and a lot of stuff being done

. >> our second lady is heather, 31 from charlottesville, virginia.le school. >> i know you want this for your teacher. tell me why? >> she is a great teacher. you learn a lot with her. she is really willing to help you no matter what. she wants you to get the best grade you possibly can. >> that must be so nice to here. >> definitely. i'm proud of these guys. we are so excited to be in new york for a model u.n. conference. we've been working towards this for three years. >> congratulations. are you ready to see a whole new miss occono? >> yes! >> first -- what? i can't wait. >> first we are going to look at heather before. here is the new heather. come on out. don't take off your blind folds yet. >> oh, my gosh. they're going to freak. kids, take them off. heather, turn around. take a look. >> oh, my goodness. wow. >> what a difference. >> just beautiful. >> again, we started out with two beautiful women today. first of all, the hair was too long. we made it a little bit shorter which made it look thicker. >> the color is beautiful. >> i just made th