cindy!plause ) >> it's like a mirror image. >> that is just, like, from an event, but those are already three years old, so we wanted to do new ones for this show. these are different, 'cause they're straight on. >> there's a lot of 43-year-olds that want to look like you, just fyi. >> well, thank you. >> a lot of 49-year-olds. okay, go ahead. >> what it really showed me is that it's worth it, it's worth it to take care of your skin, and you can make a difference in how your skin looks and feels. >> i want what you're using. oh, wait, i do! i have it! >> ( laughing ) >> now you too can have what cindy has. the secret that makes dr. sebagh's serum so powerful is a rare melon extract discovered by scientists in the south of france. >> ( speaking french ) >> voice-over: traditional varieties of melons degrade in a few days. the secret of this melon is the large amount of active antioxidant, s.o.d., inside. when we were able to extract this enzyme, it was fantastic. it was rolutiona. >> s.o. is

any possibility of parole. >> tests eventually prove the remains are cindy's.fter 22 long years, ed gets his daughter back. >> it takes a lot of pressure off 22 years of not knowing and looking and waiting, being able to have a funeral. >>> other tests help solve more cases. toxicology results for curt lewitski, a 36-year-old man who died in bed, show high levels of several prescription drugs in his system. dr. spitz records the cause of death as an accidental overdose. >> it showed he was acutely intoxicated by alcohol .15, it also showed that he had methadone, hydrocodone and oxymorphone. some pretty potent pain medications. >>> lab results solved the mystery of how andrea bean died. she was found in her bed with blood smeared throughout the house, but with no blood on her. tests show a severe electrolight imbalance caused her death. dr. spitz believes it was accidental, brought on by a rare psychiatric condition that caused andrea to drink too much water. >> the terminology used to describe this situation is psychogenic polydipsia. there is a compelling urge

cindy crawford is a woman of her own time celebrated for her own beauty. with tracy smith this morning. >> she'll always be known as a supermodel. the key to cindy crawford is she doesn't try to be super human. >> the kids when cry whether i was getting my makeup done, because they knew i was leaving the house. >> did that kill you? >>reporter: later on sunday morning, a revealing chat with cindy crawford >> lee: the masters of charm, bill geist will be showing us this morning, are graduates of a highly specialized course of instruction. >> you know, you can be an absolute genius and still not know which fork to use. on the campus of the massachusetts institute of technology, are the most brilliant minds in science and mathematics. they discovered a need for teaching the social graces. m.i.t. charm school ahead on sunday morning. >> mo rocca marks the centennial of the orio. and we'll remember late monkee davey jones. rescue workers comb tlie wreckage in five states yesterday searching for survivors after violent storms left at least 38 dead. neerlt half o

part of somethings the centers dreker cindy served as executive director at the u.s. securities and exchange commission commission and then as the regulatory conflicts management executive at bank of america. in her current role cindy was the force behind launching the center for quality and served as organizing board for the public quality auditing firms and cpas and independent public members as well. cindy has twice been honored by directorship magazine as one of the 100 most influential people on corporate governance and in the boardroom and in 2010 accounting today named her one of the most influential people in accounting for the fourth consecutive year. cindy's a frequent guest speaker and panelistic business community events and has been interviewed or quoted by media outlets including fox business channel, "usa today," "washington post," "wall street journal," "financial times," reuters, dow jones, "bloomberg news" and others. cindy served on the national association of corporate directors, 2010 blue ribbon condition on the audit committee, and the nacd 2009

cindy brannan. cindy, come on up here. [applause] so everyone, cindy for the past seven years has been the executive director of san francisco safe here in our city. safe for those of you who don't know, i believe most of you know of it, it's an organization focused on safety in our community, in our neighborhoods, i think probably best known for neighborhood watch and so forth over the years, and has set up hundreds in san francisco but also does a lot with personal safety protection, involved with businesses in our community, and before coming here to the board of supervisors, i had the honor of being on the board of directors at ss-safe and i see a number of the board members and our police department including chief sir and the captain and everyone who worked with cindy. to me cindy has been not only a leader within the organization but certainly within the mission of safe in the city of san francisco. you know, continuing to grow safe's presence not only within our neighborhoods but also as we did the community adviso

and cindy took it out on his wheelbarrow and she flattened it like a pancake. >> cindy is soon returned to her former home in tacoma, where she remains until her death. it's been more than two decades since david was attacked by cindy, but when it comes to remembering that terrifying day, his memory is like an elephant's. he'll never forget. >> it's with me every day. it's made me look at life and realize how precious it is. i probably should have died that day. >>> coming up, selling bikes is no easy ride when a car smashes into the store. >>> caught on a security camera, a pharmacist gives these armed robbers a taste of their own rv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims... wow! that really works! ...all taking losses. it looks like mr. clean has won everything. the cleaning games are finished? and so are we. okay, but i just took a mortgage out on the cabinet. [ male announcer ] clean more, work less, wit

>> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have you wrong? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, b f believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. the makeup i wore from the other day. don't have nothing. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> she's leaving friday. we'll hold her inside. she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday and that will be the end of it, because there is no contraband on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to

what does his wife, cindy mccain, make of her husband's tough talk. you two often disagree, which i like. it's refreshing. >> nobody in our family agrees on anything. it's great. >> just like my family. air strikes on syria. i like that he's calling for action because at the moment there seems to be a general -- not ampthy but they don't say anything about ssi about syria. you have been to rwanda and there's a growing sense of that in syria. >> is it humanitarian? how should we do this? it's always a humanitarian crisis when civilians are being killed, slaughtered, the way they are there. i agree with my husband on this. i think it's the right tenor and way to go about this. the one thing we have to remember with my husband is that he has experience in this arena. he's been there. like all of us, who like you said i was in rwanda during the genocide and watched what happened when we stood by and did nothing. we can't do that. we simply can't do that in this case. i completely agree with my husband. >> i watched "game change" this morning, which i know

but cindy liou says it's important to see the situation from lily's perspective. >> in the beginning,ons it ter that it's necessarily really fishy. they just think, oh, this is normal. this is what's expected. >> in fact, lily had a good experience working as an international nanny. at 15, she left indonesia to live and work for a diplomat in saudi arabia. the family treated her well, paying for her vacation time, taking her with her to europe and teaching her arabic and french. so when she received an offer to work for another diplomat, she leaped at the chance. >> i'm so happy i heard diplomat because i believe people are really nice people. >> but this family could not have been more different. after two years, lily finally persuaded her captors to send $1,000 home to her family. afraid and isolated, she didn't dare ask for more. >> no one wants to take a chance of putting their own family at risk or in danger. >> cindy liou says degradation and threats are powerful tools, threats like -- >> we'll hurt your family, or maybe we'll report you to the authority and tell them that you'r

cindy brannan. cindy, come on up here. cindy for the past seven years has been the executive director of san francisco safe here in our city. safe for those of you who don't know, i believe most of you know of it, it's

i'm cindy and i played rachel on exhibit b-5. and i am all good. >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. i think that's why horror is so popular. >> kyle has worked on many films including "the battle of shaker heights" starring shia labeouf and "nuclear family." >> when i'm in between projects, i like to do something to keep directing, keep writing, and i usually want to challenge myself to do something i vice president done. so i thought building up to a realistic car hit would be pretty cool. >> kyle wrils the script for "exhibit b-5" and hires marsia and cindy to star in the video. >> the shoot was really short and simple. >> there was no special lighting, no special sound. it just was a flip camera. >> it took about a full day to do it. but kyle knew what he wanted and he knew how he wanted it to look. >> so now it's time for me to even the score. [ k

when cindy died students were heart broken. they lost a peer and a friend. >> the bill would require schools to establish a dating abuse policy skpen sure that resources are available to help students. the california partnership to end domestic violence says one in four adolescents reports verbal, emotional, physical, or sexual abuse from dating partner each year. such violence could lead to things like depression, poor academic achievement and eating disorder autos know that we're not going to let this go. we're not going let it be taken lightly in sacramento. >> morgan hopes that other lawmakers will join the efforts. >> this will make a huge difference in our community and our schools. and i hope all students will be able to feel safe when going to school. >> since the proposal laz just been troin accused oregon hz a similar law on the desk. live in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and former governor schwartzeneggar says he will pay up to settle a 3-year-old campaign complaint. california democratic party chairman f

when she was going where she had been more after this it was something >> fork cindy and her husbandbe something giving hope for the future >> no explanation what i was able to do on the drugs night and day >> like all study participants could take the medication three months. >> then i started going backwards. >> for now music keeps her moving forward she belted out hopeful tune perhaps looking to the future symptoms she struggled with today became a distant memory. >> hoping to enroll 40 patients with dementia due to alzheimer's disease and drug trial to learn more go to the website wgntv.com >> next tonight's lottery drawing. cold temperatures back for the weekend up next tom skilling cold possible snowy weekend and radio commentator rush limbaugh center of a fire storm comments he made about female college student story coming up. weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? that is so gross. ew. seriously? dude that is so totally gross. so gross

. >> cindy johnson has been clean for some time.of the excel program, cindy discovered her drug problem only after it was too late. >> i'm here on a first degree murder charge. i have been here seven years. i was a housewife. i have four children out there. i got into the pain pills. i got involved with an older man that was giving me his pills for sexual favors. and it just got really deep. i broke it off with him. and it got bad. we got into a big fight. i went over there with a bat and hit him in the head with it. that's my little boy, skylin, with his sister, kristin. when i came to prison, my baby boy was only a year and a half old. it was devastating because i didn't -- it wasn't planned. i didn't realize what i was doing. >> although cindy won't see the parole board for another seven years, she has made things right with her children. >> my girls are older now. they can drive up and see me. my youngest son, now 9 years old. i just talked to him yesterday on the phone. he's just doing really good. i have a good relationship. e

i know they have been working hard to figure out the component parts, but adds cindy said, congresswoman lofgren's staff is ready to put the pieces together. i cannot tell you what his bill will look like, what senator schumer's bill will look like. what i can say it is all those pieces work together to ultimately come up with something that is hopefully, at least, something that we can create a foundation from. comprehensive immigration reform has to be broad enough to make -- give us the foundation to build more, but i do not think it will be done at that point. there will be a lot of issues that will not happen in the first go round that will need to be perfected, but me to do enough to turn immigration into something that is not so politicized and is more about really getting down to the problems. i wanted to address briefly some by pointing out, you cannot always tell what will happen based on one set of votes. in the dhhs appropriations bill for 2010, in the senate, and there were a lot of horrible amendments to make e-verify mandatory, inshore every inch of the fence was real, we

to me, it is a no-brainer clear the backlog. -- the nation touts. >> cindy, in advising the immigrationrights committee, for advising them on cir, who needs to be heard, which forces need to be lifted up? >> i could take professor hing's sarcastic way of looking at it -- just kidding. [laughter] i hope my other congressional colleagues do not kill me about sang this but i think it is important to keep your congressional office into an with what is important to you. i could not agree more with the two speakers. i think you have to be an optimist to be working on this issue, on this job, but i am with prof. hang in that we are scared with the flip side is. right now we are in the good state. right now nothing is written on paper. i do not know what is going to be on the gutierrez bill but it will not be the only one out there. right now we are talking about all the things that we agree on. we are going to try to focus on those things to see if we can move at first. the point that professor hing made previously about having to admit to a conviction, that is not something that we have signe

minute she falls out of favor they will just toss or to the curb like so much trash it will be like cindy sheehan why aren't why isn't the left trotting her out again because president bush is not in office and this administration is killing various people and engaging in all the same nonsense but it's just that it's their guy is in office so it's very dry morsels wrong to attack poor rush limbaugh ok we'll see how this all plays out david thank you for dropping by tonight thank you elfrida saying it is. this despite a history of making sexist racist and downright outrageous remarks and getting away with it rush may have finally jumped the shark on this one folks are. it's just. it's the good the bad of the very very are heroes sherry as. we. were good alabama state representative daniel baldwin bowman introduced a resolution alabama's how's that box republican backed job creation efforts in that state the resolution jokes that scientists will soon grow money on trees and goes on to claim that large class sizes in schools are good for students seeking to make more friends but also argues

ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ the best in nutrition... just got better. now with even more of the vitamins your body needs. like vitamin d. plus omega 3's. there's one important ingredient that hasn't changed: better taste. [ female announcer ] eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. the better egg. [ alyson ] just keep walking... ♪ oh, come on! ♪ ugh, again! [ sniffs ] that's what i'm talkin' about. [ female announcer ] up to 100% flake-free, flirty hair. new head & shoulders green apple. the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. >>> back now with an nbc ne

caucus who is a radiation health specialist cindy very welcome to the grogram to you so a year after that devastating fukushima nuclear disaster some scientists are claiming that its effect on physical health and the environment have been minimal so how likely is that all is the worst still to come it's not likely at all thank you for having me on your program. we have seen after accidents such as. the international radiation community tends to downplay the health of facts and as a matter of fact when we have looked at studies in from chernobyl from the area. we find that just thirty to fifty back rolls per kilogram of body burden of cesium is enough to cause certain path ologies. hartselle malformation and disruption in female hormones that's not very much we have reports of children being contaminated and. and over two hundred two thousand kilograms so that's not a lot of contamination to cause problems and it's going to be a while before we actually know but to downplay it now is really scientifically bankrupt they should not do this at this stage we need to study the people and w

what cindy goldstein wants to do is turn it into a show place.arts and electric kurz -- lectures, brought us 31 years of conversation was fascinating people its a modest project but big for us. it's a necessity. if we zront a theater by may of 2013, i don't know what will happen to city arts and electric cures -- lectures. >> and still to come this afternoon, one man's amazing find in all of this tornado debris. >> spending more for one home renovation supply that can save you money in the long run. i'm michael finney. coming up a consumer report review of the best interior house paint. >> and ahead at 5:00 split second warning before yesterday's back to back earthquakes hit. [ beep ] [ man ] you have one new message. [ mom ] hi scooter. this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. the vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet, i bought y

cindy crawford s also in his corner. gingrich boosts odd palin and chuck norris.torum's got iowa'' secretary of state and the ddggar family, which might help in the popular vote. and ron paul has former governnr jesse ventura and snoop dogg. doocy says: "speaker of the house boehner, senate minnrity leader mcconnell and former president george w bush are all still on the sidelines. in washington, frrday's settlement by b-p.... is ggod news or more than 100- thousand peeple who filed suit over the disasteeouu 2010 oil s. spill.b-p has agreed to pay at least 7-point-8 billion dollars to fisherman who lost work, cleanup workees who got sick, and others who claimed they were harmed by the deep water horizon il spill. still, one parish president says.... the oodeal is far we're still having ...lafitte, graad iileeand plaquemines parish still hassoil washhng up. as this things play out, we've goo to make sure there's enough money to take care of those problems. the settlement also includes monntoring for health concerns... and paaouts for proven health proobems rrlated

. >>> la gente que estÁ impactado por esto son mis clientes y amigos y no voy a quedarme cindy cero nada policÍa autorizaciÓn para verificar estado de migraciÓn y la prohibiciÓn de albergar, transportar a rentar vivienda a un indocumentado. >>> han cerrado varios negocio latinos americanos. >>> a nivel econÓmico la implementaciÓn de la ley a significado pÉrdidas en la agricultura por casi 140 millÓn de dÓlares, la agricultura es la base de la economÍa estatales y 80% de los trabajadores del campo no tienen documentos por preocupados con miedo. >>> teodoro es un lÍder comunitario, aunque espera un buen fallo, dice que hay gran desilusiÓn. >>> no creemos en santa claus. >>> los inmigrantes indocumentados esperan la decisiÓn de la corte, la ley que se implementÓ en septiembre, ha sido calificada como la mÁs severa ley anti-inmigrante del paÍs, exige a la policia, verificar el estado de migraciÓn de cualquier persona, la decisiÓn de la corte, no solo serÁ importante para alabama y georgia, tambiÉn sentirÁ un precedente para otros estados. >>> maÑana los jueces van a escuchar argumentos en fa

." >> with the help of the folks at "glamour" magazine and their editor in chief, cindy levy, we areple are talking about right now. >> and of course they love the see us compete. so we have our paddles here. one side says do, the other don't. >> you have to vote. i'm going to throw out a topic and you have to tell me if you think it's a glamour do or a glamour don't. there will be a prize for the lady with the most correct answers. >> okay. >> ready? >> yes. >> our first topic is celebrities breast-feeding in public. you may remember that beyonce did this last week. she nursed blue ivy at a restaurant in new york city. so is it a glamour do or a glamour don't? >> i'm going to say a do. >> it's a do. you're right. >> nothing more natural than a mother feeding your baby. >> 64% of our pollers agree. >> that's who we agree with. >> healthy, natural, good for the baby. >> i'm sure she did it very discreetly. she didn't whip it out and feed the baby. >> no, you have to be tasteful and i'm sure he was. >> and it was tasty to her, too. >> moving along. retouching your own personal pictures

ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> roundtable >>> my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin, you know, if i had a son, he would look like my son. >> district attorney looking into this. >> it's horrible. stand your ground is not doing what this man did. >> national conversation kicked off on the case of trayvon martin. we're going to talk about it now on our roundtable. i'm joined by george will, donna brazile, cokie roberts, terry moran and matthew dowd. what lesson if any do you draw from him? >> the stand your ground law is a bad idea, because it tries to code my the right defense. the illusion of something powers exercised by highly trained police officers. mr. zimmerman says that he was acting under this successful defense law, but he's said he's purp

it's also listed as the address for the teen's mother, cindy. >> i heard what i thought was three shots. somewhere in the neighborhood at 1:30. >> doris thought it might have been a neighbor working on his car and didn't know what happened until her husband left the house to retrieve the paper. >> i called the police and they said i was safe. >> what do you make of this? >> i don't. i wouldn't try. it's unbelievable. >> outside the falls church house where the former officer lived, jackson's daughter declined to comment. it's unclear at this time why jackson left the force in 2010. paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> according to court records, cindy jackson filed for divorce in 2010 on the grounds of desertion and cruelty. alleging infidelity on the part of his wife. >>> the supreme court showdown heats up. what the judges said suspecting it could be doa. plus, an in flight emergency for this jet blue plane. what one of the pilots said that had a passenger tackling him to the ground mid flight. >> today was an unusual march day for d.c. why unusual? because it was below average. but we're rea

that has allen and cindy perry worried about their son phillip.he army's 82nd airborne division and he's serving right now in afghanistan. they're joining us from tampa. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> you're welcome. >> the military has been so quiet about this. have you heard anything at all from phillip since the killings? >> no, nothing yet. >> nothing at all? does he usually communicate with you every day? >> not every day. we hear from him from time to time. it depends on his deployment, where he is, if he's out on missions or not. but we get the e-mail every now or then. it's not my unit if we hear something bad happen. it's not my unit. i'm okay. love you, bye. we hear from his wife more often than from him because he contacts her more often. >> and we know that when there is ab incident, they usually shut down communications for a short time so we won't worry until we hear from him. >> i know he's in afghanistan. is he stationed in a remote village? is he at an outpost somewhere? do you kno

cin cindy, what is happening at your house?'s like having a noufourth july fireworks but underground. >> where do you think they're coming from? >> i don't know. it's very strange. when you hear them, it sounds like it's coming from the basement. you go down there and then they hear like it's coming from upstairs. then you go outside. it's very strange. crazy, i guess. >> so it's not kids playing a joke and setting off fireworks? >> oh, no, no. not the way the windows shake. all of us on sunday night when it first happened for a couple of blocks, everybody was just standing outside because everybody was thinking their house is going to blow up. >> people in charge, whatter they telling you? >> i'm sorry, what? >> the people in charge, what are they saying to you? >> they're just trying to find out. i guess, you know, they looked at all the options as far as gas lines and water mains and stuff like that. and they ruled all those things out. and they're called it a natural phenomenon. there's supposed to be a meeting. i don't kno

ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere.o what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ e not only this company, emotional here?s country. aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i might get a job once we graduate. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it a

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. >>> pop singer cindy lauper urges people to support survivors of the disasters by buying products from the hard hit region. lauper is visiting japan onfrom. lauper is visiting japan on a concert tour. ibuying products from the hard hit region. lauper is visiting japan on a concert tour. she made the appeal at a news conference for foreign media in tokyo. the singer visited miyagi prefecture, she noticed slow progress of moving debris. she also talked about shock when a friend from fukushima gave her candy saying it wasn't contaminated with radiation. people in fukushima and the region are isolated and need support to revitalize their businesses and economy. >> don't isolate these people. buy from the areas that were hit, where the stores are still opened. just keep the money moving so people can recover and get back on their feet. >> she promised to continue helping the affected areas to rebuild from the disaster. last year, she was in japan on march 11th, exact day of the disaster. many foreigners left japan in the immediate aftermath, but she stayed on and performed her concert as sc

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