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gifts like these are in as much an exchange of value as money. a planned gift is in which one looks at what they might leave to the organization, that's a different animal all together. an annual gift is something that one makes often from what they have available. there's also a special gift from an emergency program in which one would go to their savings, perhaps. a legacy gift is a opportunity to take a look at one's entire portfolio and estate and in that way, people can make gifts they couldn't conceive possible in their lifetimes. >> most of the people think we give out of discretion their income after we've paid rent or mortgage or after we've bought groceries and made other decisions about the entertainment budget and out of that, we give from what's left. this is about understanding what you have in your entire set of assets, so to speak and that you can give beyond what you have left, so to speak. >> that's it. that's why people can make commitments that they've never dreamed possible in their live times. >> it's an interesting time to

not a bad one >> how about any gift at all. >> rather than no gift >> i agree >> any gift at all. >>eah, red rose is a nice gift. >> give something like from 711 like the gorilla teddy bear with the i love you. >> that is bad. >> don't do that. >> unless you really didn't care as all. >> says you remembered as you were driving down the road. >> that is not necessarily a bad thing. >> don't forget ladies your men like gifts too >> i don't know if i need a gift >> i don't need a gift but it is for men too >> you didn't get a gift for valentines day. >> the match maker is looking at me like you crazy am i crazy? >> she said no. >> do you expect a gift today? >> no, i don't need one. >> would you be disappointed if you did not get a gift. >> would a card be all right? >> a card a fine. >> there we settled it. >> that's right. >> no 7 eleven and no gorilla. >> red roses okay gorilla not okay. >> not from 7 eleven. >> right. >> no offence 7 eleven. >> they have a lot of quality products. for valentines day too i think. >> all right let's get to weather. >> bring you sweet heart a cup of co

it's called "'tis a gift to be simple." ( strumming guitar ) ♪ 'tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift♪ ♪ 'tis the gift to come down where we ought to be ♪ ♪ and when we are in the place just right ♪ ♪ 'twill be in the valley of love and delight. ♪ ♪ when true simplicity is gained ♪ ♪ to bow and to bend we will not be ashamed ♪ ♪ to turn, to turn will be our delight ♪ ♪ till by turning, turning, we come 'round right. ♪ kevin: i talked to michael about his computer classes. they start up again after the first of the year. the insurance money should be in by that time. you'll have no trouble paying for the course. yeah. kind of hard to imagine, huh? me being on a farm. ( rebecca laughs ) you seem to like it. i do. it's kind of weird. it's been quite a year. yeah. i had a dream about dad. oh? i was this little kid and i was holding on to this blanket. you had a blanket and you carried it around with you all the time. you called it your "blankie." i don't remember. mom used to use all kinds of tricks to pry it away from you so she could wash it. i don't remember it at all. it all slips awa

i think that's what we're going to hold onto in the long run, is her gift, the gift of what god -- the god, what gave that gift to her. if we can hold onto that, then her memory will be absolutely brilliant. >> lionel richie, thank you so much for calling in. we appreciate it on this difficult night for you and the whole music business and everyone that new whitney houston as you did and our heart goes out to you and everybody who knew her. we're going to go to a break. for now, lionel, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with our coverage of the death of whitney houston right after a quick break and hear from dr. drew penske whitney faced for some of her life and pay tribute and honor her, as well. we're back in a moment on cnn. ♪ i love that my daughter's part fish. 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 all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and

to be simple, 'tis the gift to be free ♪ ♪ 'tis the gift to come down where you ought to be ♪ ♪ andand delight ♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, returning to you now founding museum director lonnie bunch. >> you know, as i mentioned earlier, this museum is indebted to a wonderful array of dopnors and supports, but today i want to acknowledge one of the youngest donors. one of my youngest students worked with the children as they celebrated the history of african-americans. when they learned of the museum, they started an effort entitled make a change with change. so last year, these students collected $600 in coins and presented it to the museum. [ applause ] today, -- today they -- oh, they're cute. hi, how are you? today they are here with their second gift. please welcome tracy, johnny and piper. thank you. thank you so much. >> good job. >> thank you so much. >> as we said in my new jersey neighborhood, cash makes no enemies, let's be friends. i'm so moved by that. i want to thank them so much. and again, join me in thanking the stuyvesant montessori school. [ applause ] >

>> reporter: well, belmont police say they interrupted a gift card scam operation using gift cards from this safeway, but it can happen anywhere. the crooks use the old switcher-roo. the gift cards may turn out to be worthless. officers just busted a gift card scam operation. >> a detective had been reading a report about this problem we had been having and saw a subject removing a large quantity of gift cards from the rack. >> police arrested the man for evading arrest. investigators believe he was taking gift cards so he could alter them. here's how the scam works. crooks take the activation tab off one card and put it on another card then put the altered package back on the rack. >> you buy the card for $100. the card you bought is worthless because the tab that got scanned and card don't match the the suspect's card now is worth $100. >> when a checker swipes the card you are paying for, they are actually activating the crook's card. >> they'll either attempt to get cash value for the card or they'll buy an object worth $100. >> these home depot cards look the same, but one is alter

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it helps you make better gift purchases for your friends. if you have a friend and you don't know what to buy for them. go to shoppy-kat. it action sayses thing have you on facebook. it looks up information saying, scott is a biker. you might want to get him this as a gift. >> get into my profile and analyze among men of a certain age, of a certain zip code et cetera, who like this particular ban or this bike shop. this might be a helpful gift. >> and that's why -- it is actually more. you may have liked some specific gear or you may have said, look, i went for a bike ride or you may have said this three or four times. and you are actually a mountain biker and you might like some kind of gear. >> do you have numbers yet on how many people have used shoppy-cat to transfer that into real purchases. we have talked about that before. i have tried shoppy-cat. even your friend that aren't on it, you can get recommendations for everybody. but how many people -- yeah, for your friend, people in your network. but how many people are then taking that

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the gift of connection, thgift of communication, the gift of spontaneity, the gift of the child in your heart, the gift of enlightenment, the gift of being a part and being aware of a creating, letting things come to you. it's just a fascinating experience. anybody who compose or play music in a spontaneous way has a sense of optimism that the other people normally wouldn't have. and this is what i love about it-- that a lot of people feel not so optimistic about the world, but when you play jazz, you have tfeel optimistic. it's that sense of discovering. it's like, you know, knowing who you are, and you're doing through a process. >> hinojosa: sometimes people feel like, you know, when they go into a modern art museum and maybe they don't get the painting, sometimes people feel like, "well, i like jazz, but i don't exactly understand it." what do you want to say to those people? >> first of all, be exposed to it. that's important. be exposed, because somewhere in... >> hinojosa: open your ears. >> yes. everybody, every human being, has the right to be free. every human being has the ri

they are beautiful, beautiful gifts. >> when someone gives you a gift as the president, is it your gift or the country's gift? >> it's the country's gift, unless you want to buy it. so when we left the white house, there were a couple of things we bought. there was a silver cigarette box that the queen and philip, prince philip gave us when we celebrated our 38th, i think it was, wedding anniversary with them on the britannia. and on the top it says, to the president and mrs. reagan in honor of their 38th anniversary from queen elizabeth and prince philip and gives the date. you know, the whole thing. you think, what in the world would that mean to anybody else but us? >> so you bought it. >> so we bought it. >> what did it cost you? >> i don't remember. i don't. >> we're going to go from, i guess, peace to war. >> oh, yes. >> you've got this big missile over here. >> yes. this ibm missile. >> let's walk over this way. stand over here. what is this doing here? >> well, this is the ibm missile that ronnie was so proud of that he got rid of, that he -- >> when you were in the white house,

the gifts that we have are god's gifts to us, but the life that we live is our gift to god. [ applausehen all these things shall be added. see that is the part that allows you to work the foundation of your faith. to allow god to take you through a wilderness area knowing that he is going to make you the better for it. that when i get in the middle of the valley that is not a time for me to leave my faith, but to trust that god is still with me. if he has me in the middle of a sunny afternoon then he has to have me in the middle of a dark night. look at somebody and say -- he got you. he got yeah. >> i want us to recognize of our faith in god must not be something that we attach to the end of our lives but that we must prioritize, you make your decision based on your faith. that you walk according to what you believe knowing that you can never say yes to god and god make you ashamed. [ applause ] >> that you could never put god first and god forgets and leave you. i'm finished. thank you. [ applause ] >> every head bow. father, we thank you for this life of whitney elizabeth nippy hous

we're going to make a gift for a man. >> i think gift foods should have a nice presentation. that's what my book is about. >> "gourmet gifts." it is all about how they are presented. anybody can cook something but it's how you present it that makes it -- >> right. giving them more sophisticated recipes so it is not just a bag of cookies. this is one of the recipes from the book. >> let's now tell everybody what's going to go in this in case they want to make it. i'm going to read the ingredients quickly. 34 branches of fresh dill. two wild salmon filets. three-quarter cups granulated sugar, five tablespoons of turninado sugar. get us started. >> this is so easy. you don't need a kitchen to do this. no stove. you need a refrigerator and some patience. >> you're mixing everything together. >> everything together in a bowl. >> have you chopped the -- >> no, i'm going to show you that in a second. this is the dry dill. this is the swedish dish. it's been around since the 14th century and it is a cured salmon. anybody that brined their turkey for thank giving will know what i am t

a wedding gift. edith says, oh, well, by all means, escort the ambassador upstairs, and hoover said, no, madam. you'll need to come down to the east room. that should have been an indication that it was no small gift. the ambassador had brought along three tapestries here at the united states at the panama pacific exposition in san francisco in 1915. wilson, we may add, opened the panama canal in 1915 to trade. in the french pavilion were these works of france including these tapestries. so edith came down to the east room and the usher had rolled out these beautiful full length tapestries, and the ambassador said, please, choose whichever that you like, and she was particularly fond of this one, which actually depicts a marriage scene. the marriage from greek mythology. it's a riotous occasion. and the tapestry would become a little bit of a problem, because edith wasn't quite sure what she was supposed to do with it. certainly there was not even a place to hang it in the white house, and she quietl

even the dog's bones are bought with a pet smart gift card. he grabbed his target gift card, he got for 3% discount and went shopping. just office supplies and cereal on this trip but the savings have been four deep in the past. >> i've done it before the store coupon and manufacturer coupon, sale price and the gift card. >> reporter: last year he bought 26 cards, which kept over $226 in his wallet. saving money has become a game. he considers it a smart one, since the family will soon be spending money on a little one. . >> i tested out the web site myself and saved 10% on one of my favorite stores. the card took three days to come in and no cost for shipping. going shopping, cheryl con never. >> she's good at that. there's also a buy back program. they'll pay 60 to 90% of the card's value in cash and there's a 45-day guarantee for the amount on the card. we tested out card cash but there are other web sites that claim to offer similar discounts. the better business bureau says you need to make sure you look for the terms and conditions that

. >> it is a gift. it is dna. >> rose: yes. >> i mean you have to have the vocal cords and you have to have the structure and you have to have those lungs and then you have to really, really work at it. >> rose: yeah. >> and then you can work at it all you want and if you don't have a heart behind it, all anybody is going to hear is technique,. >> rose: and the heart behind it. >> she had the heart behind it. you could hear the -- you could hear the experience in her voice, even when she was young, when is amazing. which may be something you learn in a church, because you have a traditional to go back on but it was also something she just knew. >> she knew, she heard her mom stinging around the house i am sure. i mean, sh she is dion warwick s right there and aretha franklin is right there. >> rose: her god mother. >> with ellis records playing in the background and she just -- it was coming -- i don't know how she could not have become who she became and let's not be mistaken she wanted it. this wasn't

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, no press or media and nobody can tear apart ♪ ♪ is a gift from heaven of love ♪ ♪ mmmm ♪ ♪ doo, doo doo now, now, now ♪ ♪ what god gives is never a coincidence ♪ ♪ and more than some happenstance ♪ ♪, but what is that was always been like you were-- a voice from heaven, objection ♪ ♪ who can lose what gwith god op our side ♪ ♪ and no more whitney, you'll always be our ribbon in the the sky ♪ ♪ and the hand of god and-- ♪ ♪ of love ♪ ♪ whoo, and give praise to the the father, want to give praise to the father ♪ ♪ i want to give praise to the father, mmm, for whitney ♪ ♪ that angels in the choir, from god's choir ♪ ♪ from god's choir ♪ ♪ from god's choir ♪ ♪ from god's choir ♪ ♪ from love ♪ (applaus (applause) >> ooh. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to change your joy-- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ god comes, we better be ready ♪ ♪ got to be ready ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ if the world, in the world now ♪ (applaus (applause) > >> and a pay and as i said, they're words (inaudible). [applause] (applause) ♪ >> let the redeemers of the lord say hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. when

i guess that's a gift every night. >> jimmy: we're going to give you a gift tonight.ould either of you like to dump a milk shake on the other's head? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. we're going to send you up to the roof, our roof of our building, all right. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, now somebody's going to take you out there and lead you up to our roof. now, sal, you prepare scott for targeting. >> okay. >> jimmy: and i think this is going to be easier for her than him. we'll check back in when she gets up to the roof, all right? >> great. >> jimmy: all right. don't worry, you'll get your chance too, scott. this is going to be fun. a lot of fun. maybe they'll have a screaming match on the way home. who knows. hey, here's something i was unaware of. apparently jay leno is hosting "the tonight show" now. did you know this? on thursday night, jay was in the middle of a comedy bit called jay's valentine's day gift ideas. he's always coming up with great new stuff. so jay's going through some of his ideas and guess whose name came up? >> giving fur as a gift has become politi

i think that's what we're going to hold onto in the long run, is her gift, the gift of what god -- thegave that gift to her. if we can hold onto that, then her memory will be absolutely brilliant. >> lionel richie, thank you so much for calling in. we appreciate it on this difficult night for you and the whole music business and everyone that new whitney houston as you did and our heart goes out to you and everybody who knew her. we're going to go to a break. for now, lionel, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with our coverage of the death of whitney houston right after a quick break and hear from dr. drew penske whitney faced for some of her life and pay tribute and honor her, as well. we're back in a moment on cnn. ♪ i love that my daughter's part fish. 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 all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need

. >> still ahead, tips for getting that perfect valentine's gift from women themselves. a big step forward a rights in the pacific northwest as the governor of washington signs new legislation. the body of whitney houston makes a cross-country trip in the preparation for funeral arrangements. we also will answer your plant and gardening questions. you can e-mail your >> whitney houston's body will be laid to rest on saturday in the church that she sang at as a child. this will be at the new hope baptist church in newark. the los angeles county coroner's office is trying to downplay that drugs played a major role in the singer's death. she died saturday. she was 40 pence to two high school students are recovering after a third student attacked them with a hammer. -- according to police, the suspect and all the victims have a history of fighting. while gay marriage supporters rallied for legislation here in maryland, same-sex couples and washington state have the right to marry. the governor signed legislation legalizing same-sex marriages yesterday. the law will take effe

. >> why don't we go look at the gifts? >> okay. >> mrs.eagan, we're in the gifts part of the museum and library. let's start with the egg. >> the egg was from king faud. it was a beautiful egg, almost like a faberge egg. he gave very nice presents. >> what did you think -- i don't know if it was a requirement or not, but of the practice of giving gifts among heads of state. >> well, it was very nice. for us, it was a little embarrassing. you were limited as to what you could give financially. >> dollarwise? >> yeah. >> do you remember what the element was? >> gosh, i think it was $100 or something. they gave us beautiful, beautiful things. you felt a little self-conscious. >> did you get involved in picking the gifts yourself? >> to give to them? >> uh-huh. >> sure, yes. >> do you remember a gift you gave somebody else? >> i can't remember. i don't remember. i just remember it was hard to keep within the limits. >> what's this big photograph over here. >> the big photograph. >> arrival of somebody -- >> it's an arrival ceremony. >> did you

gift card to award miles and deposit the miles into the member's accounts. so instead of losing those gift cards or throwing them away, just turn them into flights. >> that's good news. pretty cool. >> yeah. >> and the seniors should really check that web site. there's a lot of money they can get their hands on that is being unused at this time. >> okay, thanks, liz. >>> coming up on "news4 at 5," testimony begins in the murder of a state trooper outside a local applebee's. still ahead, a woman who saw the suspect that night recounts an unusual phone call from the suspect himself. >> reporter: the jefferson memorial murder. a 19-year-old cold case. cold no more. i'm pat collins, the story coming up, news4. >>> recession? what recession? the list off the wealthiest counties in the nation is out, and the metro area quite well repres >>> now in from washington's leading news station, this is "news4 at 5." >>> whitney houston's family is planning a private funeral for the singer. there will not be a public memorial at a newark, new jersey, sports arena after all

she was my gift and i was hers.he stayed up and worked on. i would explain to her what we were going to do and how we were going to do it. and she said, as sweetly as she is, i'm not doing that. so, we would go back and forth until we finally got to the point where i said, you're going to do it and you're going to love it. and she said, is that so? and i said, yeah, that's so. she said, okay. and we did it, you know. the memory i want to share is really the turning point for both of us, which was the national anthem for the super bowl. and she was so excited. i mean, she was so excited to do it. but she had ideas right away. it wasn't going to be what everyone thought. and she came to me and said rickey, did you ever see marvin gay singing the national anthem? did you see that? i mean, he took his time and had a beat on it. so, can we have a beat? i said, you're whitney houston. you can have anything you want. so, we went on to try to figure out how to make this thing special. and, i'll tell you, we didn't know. i m

the whole gifting thing -- people were sharing things. it would have been in bad taste to sell things. one year, firewood. they desperately want offsite to do it. we did not think it was evil, but we just thought it was tacky. and we stayed true to that sort of thing. it would be too much to expect, we are going to make it not commercial. that is how people are going to bond to our brand. not even rupert murdoch would come up with that. we just did that because it is what made us feel good. now we are thinking, with the burning man project -- it is interesting. my partners and i are thinking beyond our lifetimes. it is a bit of a legacy project. which is really interesting, an interesting exercise. that makes you feel differently about the present. so what would make something that durable? what would keep it alive that long? we have been alive and have grown for a quarter-century. it may not be hard to imagine an entire century at all. now we are found in an institution that will house and generate culture, and function as a community. w

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including a gift certificate to the "spa at the hotel hershey" ..d chocolate facial products. aasubdued awards show... with an incredible tribute. tribute.((singing)) ((singing)) coming up... the grammy awards... froo the tributes to whitney houston... to the big winners of the night. night.plus... be casual... and where you can show your love watching fox 45 good day baltimore. [ male announcer ] atfarm, before we slow bake our breads, we start with real ingredients, like wholesome whole grains or fragrant cinnamon and sun-drenched raisins. enjoy all of our pepperidge farm breads. good is in the details. enjoy all of our pepperidge farm breads. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 p3 3 3 3 the nation is still buzzing after thh biggest night in musi. music.the 54-th annual grammys were held last night. while industry were in the he music spotllght..celebrities also took time to focus on the death of a music legend.. whitney houston.candace is pere to wrap up the night. night.whitney passed on satuuday afternoon....news rocked the nation.producers of the grammys were

of state, personal gifts, wedding gifts, were all brought here to s street. they remain here today and so we serve as the presidential museum for woodrow wilson. great things in the collection including his cabinet chair that we see behind the desk. again, as tradition, the cabinet on the last day of a president's administration reach into their own pockets and pay the government for the president's chair, and that was brought here to s street along with other great items including his inaugural bible. one of the treasures certainly here in the case, unfortunately, it's too delicate. it's just a soft-bound bible, and so it's usually kept closed here in the case, but inside there's an engraved sheet, has wilson's signatures for the governorship of new jersey, in 1910, as well as two signatures for each of his inaugurations in 1913 and 1916. the painting, again, really sums up wilson and his career. it was done in 1945. and mrs. wilson added it to the library here. it shows a map of europe and those countries outlined in red are really the countries that came i

we know where to find them, the gifted and sweets. take a look. it is one of tinseltown's most exclusive invitations oscar nominees and big-name celebrities gifted tens of thousands of dollars of gems, watches, even vacations at this gift being suite. >> this is a new retreat that just opened on mallee. it is four days, three nights. >> they get all expenses paid trips. the supporting actor took advantage, from food to skin care. cheech marin says he will take just about anything that is free. >> hollywood. i have more nail polish that i could use in my entire life. >> the celebrities have the opportunity to design their own watch face, whether it is silver or gold. >> we call back woods loading up on face products, which he says really work. >> you can have this level of protection. i know it is hard to believe. >> joking aside, it is big business. these vendors know if celebrities are seen in their goods, it is great for the bottom line. out >> more people notice us and are interested in buying our products. >> it is hard to imagine but some cel

this is a perfect gift. it looks like a little red door. >> color club, which is an awesome -- i'm wearing it, actually. it is $8. i love the idea of getting a guy -- of a guy painting his lady's toe nails. i wouldn't say fingers, because you need the rescission. -- i know you said -- >> jewelery parties are big, and the they can get this every day. >> a love knot. it is gold. you can host jewelery parties in your home. guys, you can also buy it online. another gift for guys, this is hand cream. soap on a rope. it is a gift set. i cannot say this. it is amen's gift. it is from archiplelago. >> very nice. you can get "love" or the person's initial. it is going to burn the entire way down. >> nice. >> this is a rubber watch. it is $1999 people. bigger-sized watches are really in. i love the price point. you don't have to buy a really expensive watch. trendy watches are really in. >> it is actually care packages for children. it is $25 a month. you can get it for three months, six months. each month something c

ever win anything. [ laughter ]. >> the gift of being underestimated is a wonderful gift. [ laughter ]. >> i think we might have seen a little bit of that last night. >> after he spoke, members of the church surrounded santorum and prayed for him. the next republican contest is the caucus in maine on saturday followed by a primary in michigan and minnesota february 28th. stay with ktvu.com for election coverage. just click on the news tab on the home page and scroll down to politics >>> an organization that serves young people in east oakland is in danger of having to shut down because it does not have enough money. this morning, the east oakland boxing association was conducting its monthly food giveaway to about 200 people but it mainly is an after school and summer program for youngsters, not only teaching them boxing but operating a hallmark program and teaching financial. >> we have less funding from foundation. we have less funding from individuals. we actually -- it does not take a lot to run this program. it would cost about $360,000 a year to run this program year round. but

the gift of being under estimated is a wonderful gift and i think we might have seen some of that lastight. >> a lot of people were surprised. santorum was speaking in texas. the man who had been considered the republican front runner before last night's result is focusing on the state of georgia next. newt gingrich met with workers at a manufacturing plant in cleveland today. ron paul is shifting his sites to maine, whose caucus results are due to be saturday. lesli. >> all right, still ahead, you may have seen the president at the white house science fair, but have you seen the experiment that made the secret service jump? we're going to show it to you coming up. >>> new doubts whether nicotine gum and patches are worth it. research found nicotine replacement didn't help stop smoking long-term. without professional, stop smoking help. >>> happy birthday to the boy scouts. the group was first incorporated in 1910. today, it estimates it has 114,304,329 members and another 33 million volunteers. in the last 102 years, 117,649,303 merit badges have been handed out. the top five are firs

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