today james dobson made his last radio broadcast for the christian ministry, focus on the family. >>it's been our home. but, the lord has led us, he's put his hand on my back and it has been clear that he's saying it is time to go. it is time to let go. i have a lump in my throat but god's in control. >> greta: dobson founded focus on the family in 1977. this is a new one. a flight rochester, new york to atlanta, georgia was cancelled yesterday. that's nothing new the reason is unique. not weather, not mechanical problems. give up? two flight attendants got into a fight if you thought it was two male flight attendants, wrong. two women. the spat erupted before takeoff on a delta flight. the flight attendants have now been suspended. we are wondering if the women may sign with the wwe. paris hilton causing a controversy in brazil. she stars in a steamy new commercial for a brazilian beer. the beer translates to naughty in english. in the ad hilton wears a tight black dress and rubs a cold can of beer over her body. brazil's office of women's affairs wants the ad pulled. it says the co

dobson. with in this decade. 35 years ago we started a school breakfast and lunch program because we had hungry kids and we also serve the farm subsidy program because needed to stabilize our farm production. 35 years that we do have a preponderance of corn based products in the system. we need to take the school breakfast and lunch programs and reshape what we are feeding our kids to draw on fruits and vegetables to be locally produced to balance the diet they are getting. host: and part of the reason you're here in washington this week is to try to move these policy changes forward in washington, correct? guest: we are trying to build a movement. i think there is a movement nationwide. local communities are looking at local farm to school programs. states are looking at what they can do to make changes to require physical activity. host: locally, what is the best program you have seen to deal with the issue guest: we have seen all communities take on their nutritional aspects of their guest

here with all of the exciting details is fox news entertainment correspondent, jill dobson. >> good morning exciting. >> all the nominations, they just came down motel ago. >> let's start with best supporting actress, just like they do on the oscars. >> penelope cruz nominated for "nine." also "up in the air," and anna kendrick, and from "precious." >> best supporting actor. i saw this one. "invictus". >> he woody harrelson from "the messenger." christopher plumber. inglorious basterds. very creepy. >> in this other movie. >> i don't like him at all. >> oh, stop it. he's been on the show. >> trying to present the other side. >> best actress, sandra bullock in who i hope will win this. >> yeah. nominated for "the blind side." there was lots of buzz her. she's up against helen mirren and meryl streep and lots of others. it's hard to beat her in these awards. but sandra bullock will try. >> let's talk about best actor nod. >> "crazy heart" is getting a lot of attention. people say it's pinnacle of his career for jeff bridge. >> it came up the same day as "avatar." >> oh, wow. that's tough. tha

dobson.hen you first recording about this -- the importing corn syrup in our fruits and having all these kids eat it. everything you pick up now as corn syrup in it and i do not think that is good. i think we need to go back to plame sugars or whatever. guest: this is one of the important policy changes that will be faced with in this decade. 35 years ago we started a school breakfast and lunch program because we had hungry kids and we also serve the farm subsidy program because needed to stabilize our farm production. 35 years that we do have a preponderance of corn based products in the system. we need to take the school breakfast and lunch programs and reshape what we are feeding our kids to draw on fruits and vegetables to be locally produced to balance the diet they are getting. host: and part of the reason you're here in washington this week is to try to move these policy changes forward in washington, correct? guest: we are trying to build a movement. i think there is a movement nation