i have been a social worker, i have been a florist, and both have a common theme. a book about my discoveries about the thing that makes us unique on this planet, which is a core of the story. the matter what, everything we do, whether it's the places we work with a service organizations that we might want to come in the sporting activities, we are all seeking out social intimacy. and if you are a hard-working and hardcharging geek of some success or not, you may not have the opportunity to meet someone, yet we are searching for that every day. neil: you have a lot of guys that send flowers from secret admirers and all that. >> we are very happy to hear that. neil: you were telling me during the break that the number of guys who send flowers out is not a reflection of a date or anniversary is because the they are sorry or they did something stupid. >> there's not a days that goes by that i don't have a young guy come up to me and say you saved my butt so many times because i've always screwed up. either we make less mistakes, but it's a high percentage for young me

we owns a florist.ou. >> good to see you. >> reporter: can't entertain without flowers. >> can't entertain without flowers on the table. we'll make centerpieces saturday and sunday. >> reporter: what are you teaching us? >> we've put together a centerpiece, which is the finished product and i've been working on this second one here, which is to demonstrate how centerpieces are made. >> reporter: what are the keys? >> color is good. fresh flowers are also very important. pick what you like in terms of the flowers and putting in together to coordinate with your table. >> reporter: the flowers seem obvious. i love the roses and i love the ones full bloom, versus the ones that haven't totally open up. the peppers are fun. >> it's a great add in. not a lot of people use them. and people don't realize you can use them. >> reporter: what's the biggest mistake people make when putting together something like this. >> using flowers not fresh, and the mechanics so making sure everything is covered. >> reporter: h

branded them a new anti corruption so how is it going to cope with entrepreneurs will he become the florist the right for asking the man himself mr barr is ticked off is a guest on the show. the russian finance ministry sounds over the last decade the country has become tremendously interactive to investors the fast growing economy and large consumer market promise great dividends nevertheless excessive bureaucracy corporate raids and illegal persecution are still among the most common problems last summer president vladimir putin created an institution to protect entrepreneurs rights the concept is. the business ombudsman boris to talk. with malicious attacks. however to go thank you very much for being with us today and the first question is it's been almost half a year just under six months since you've been appointed the special good business when rights commissioner are well media reports you have already had a successful case your first successful case so tell us about it was it was real your achievement that that business is that we've been that we've been reading mr. yes yes but. i

. >> host: we have someone who tweets in and asks continues to florist? >> guest: open source is a form of opera collaboration and it continues to florist. people who don't necessarily know each other, they don't necessarily work for the same company, they contribute small pieces. there is a small company called lenox, they use limits for a cell phone foundation -- and their other forms of open source software that are in every iphone and every ipad and every macintosh computer. imagine that you could -- the were some kind of doctor evil who could create a special magnetic pull that would cause every piece of open source for piece of software to fail. what would happen as a society? this cannot happen. just to imagine it. internet will go down, e-mail will go down, the web would go down. every and were advised to go down. stock markets would go down, planes would fall out of the sky from the energy sector would fail. there would be a global catastrophe. the point of this is to show how dependent we are as a society on this kind of open source collaborativ

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the florists. >> it affects so many people.build knowing it could possibly happen again. i'm fascinated by people who say yep i'm coming back. your one of those? >> i think so. i think we would. i think we as i said were very lucky. only one of our businesses took flooding, 10 million gallons of water in our union square events catering kitchen and we're -- we did what it took. we got generators outside and pump water outside. there were fish in the base meth. >> i'm pick during you in the bathroom running things. i got it. thank you danny meyer. >> tomorrow on cbs "this morning" rock star peter frampton will be here to talk about his life and career and perform 2005 his classics from his legendary album "frampton comes alive" including "show me the way." still to come we know what president lincoln looked like but i bet you didn't know what he sounded like until recently. we'll show you how daniel day-lewis found his voice. that's coming up next on cbs "this morning." ♪ >>> most of us imagine president abraham lincoln as a ita

. >> host: we have someone who tweets in and asks continues to florist? >> guest: open source is a form of opera collaboration and it continues to florist. people who don't necessarily know each other, they don't necessarily work for the same company, they contribute small pieces. there is a small company called lenox, they use limits for a cell phone foundation -- and their other forms of open source software that are in every iphone and every ipad and every macintosh computer. imagine that you could -- the were some kind of doctor evil who could create a special magnetic pull that would cause every piece of open source for piece of software to fail. what would happen as a society? this cannot happen. just to imagine it. internet will go down, e-mail will go down, the web would go down. every and were advised to go down. stock markets would go down, planes would fall out of the sky from the energy sector would fail. there would be a global catastrophe. the point of this is to show how dependent we are as a society on this kind of open source collaborativ

. >> you can get some in your own backyard or the florist. you, lara. a great centerpiece. it has big impact. >> it sure does. and using the paper. >> and everyone can write what they're thankful for and add it to the tree. >> my family. >> and announce what you're thankful for. >> something everybody getting involved in. really inexpensive. dorothy miller, thanks so much. great tips. we're going to have the links on our website so you can download the placements. >> and all of the discounts. 50% off at that punch. get it at michael's. >> thank you, dorothy miller. >>> you know him as the cake boss. buddy valastro. here's here to put a twist on your thanksgiving feast. >>> d.j. kalkutta right there. ♪ >> budly valastro, has a great book out, "cooking italian." you have long lines everywhere. how do people get through it? >> we deliver 60 miles around hoboken. we can deliver right to your house. check it out. a good way to skip the line. >> we have a very special thanksgiving recipe here, from your new book, "cooking italian." tell us about it

work there, the farmers who grow the food, the delivery people the linen people garbage people the floristsld you rebuild knowing it could happen again? i'm always fascinated by people who say, yeah i'm coming back. are you one of those? >> i think so. i think we would. i think we as i said were very lucky. only one of our businesses took flooding, ten million gallons of water in our union square events catering kitchen. we did what it took. we got generators outside and pumping the water. there's fish in the baseman. >> i know this guy. he would come back no question. >> i'm picturing you in the bathroom running things. i got it. i got it. thank you, danny meyer. good to see you. >> thanks very much. >>> tomorrow on "cbs this morning," rock star peter frampton will be here to talk about his life and career. he'll also perform two classics from his legendary album "frampton comes alive" including. ♪ show me the way ♪ that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning" on saturday. still to come we know what president lincoln looked like but i bet you didn't know what he sounded like until recently. we'll

. >> reporter: the fact that shelby can't reach her florist. >> i want to find out how everything is.ter: for what was supposed to be the best day of her life, are the least of her concerns. >> we have 60 people that are supposed to stay at a hotel. the hotel has no power. >> reporter: if that weren't stressful enough, the wedding party's attire is stuck at the tailor's. >> luckily, my color was black. so, we told bridesmaids, if you have a black dress, throw it on. >> reporter: none of her planning could prepare her for this uninvited guest. >> this is the largest hurricane ever recorded. >> this was a devastating storm. >> this is nothing that i could have imagined if i had the craziest dream of my life. >> reporter: even though the manhattan couple has power in their apartment, they're completely in the dark when it comes to what will come of the wedding day they've been planning for more than a year. >> my fiance doesn't have a wedding band because it's currently locked up at a jeweler without power. so, we can always use an old-fashioned aluminum foil ring if we absolutely have t

the florist, the complarkter, the engineer, i would suggest new regulation coming out of unelected bureaucratsre destroying diswhroobs build montana. costing us employees and other 10 million year every year from our economy. cap-and-trade, i don't understand why -- for the you utility and hurting our coal, oil and gas industry that are much of the energy that pay for many of the things rely upon. >> do you feel president obama has implemented policy that hurt montana? tester: i think specifically the race to the top is not a very good policy for education for montana. if you have a grand -- it works well. we have been working with the administration to try to get them to become a more aware of real issues throughout. i think it's critically important often time real america gets left out. look, to listen to congressman, you think we have a carbon tax. cap-and-trade offered up. we don't. and that's the problem with this whole debate that's been going on over the air waives for the last 18 months. it has been pick stuff up out of the bag, throw it against the wall, and hope it sticks. let's tal