we have a hairstylist with tips on keeping your mane looking gorgeous even in the dog days of summer. a few months back we did a segment on canola oil and whether or not it's good for you. our guests came up with more reasons than not as to why you're better off without it. but not everybody was pleased with the outcome. being that we are fair and balanced here on fox news, we wanted to give canola industry equal time to explain why it is beneficial and safe to consume. but first, you all know that i'm not a coffee drinker. i just don't think it has any redeeming health qualities. so i'm always looking for alternative ls. i came across an herbal coffee substitute. so when i was sent this recently i read the directions and tried to make it. and yuck. uh. but i know some people drink it and love it. so is it just that i don't like coffee? or did i not do it right? so being fair and balanced, i brought the ceo, caroline mcdougal, here to convince me it's just as easy and delicious to brew at home. caroline. how are you? nooim good. thanks for having me here. >>. >> you might not be happy

. >> jimmy: i mean you've got my stage manager, you've got my wardrobe guy, you have my hairstylist. look at this! there's nobody to paint my tiny little bald spot in. come on now, guys, i need everyone back to work! let's go. >> boo! >> you stupid jerk! >> jimmy: you stupid jerk!

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. >> jimmy: i mean you've got my stage manager, you've got my wardrobe guy, you have my hairstylist. look at this! there's nobody to paint my tiny little bald spot in. come on now, guys, i need everyone back to work! let's go. >> boo! >> you stupid jerk! >> jimmy: you stupid jerk! what is going on here? >> sit down, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't have time. >> sit down. >> jimmy: i have to work. >> five minutes. sit down. you've never tried anything like this before. >> jimmy: mine? >> try it. >> jimmy: that is amazing. >> see, you stupid jerk?! >> jimmy: will you stop? what is this foam? >> it's called "crema." if the coffee is heaven, the crema is the clown. >> jimmy: the cloud? >> yeah, cloud. that's what i >> jimmy: pretty sure you said clown, but -- you know what, penelope? now that nespresso has invented the perfect cup of coffee, i'm never working again! guillermo, the show is yours. >> thank you! >> jimmy: de nada. he's gonna do great. >> hey everybody! i am the new host of the show. hey, look at this picture i took of jimmy naked. oh no! >> jimmy: hey! i wanted to see those! >> no

hairstylist, karma was in her salon before the shooting he was been waitings up at night with his shotgun, to quote, shoot some kids. jon: patti ann browne ins newsroom. jenna: our legal panel will take that up in the 1:00 p.m. hour. a big story across the country, wild weather in the west. two tornadoes touch down in colorado as high winds pound the area. dangerous storms in parts of texas and kansas. william la jeunesse following the story live from our west coast bureau. william, it isn't over yet. >> reporter: the severe weather that slammed colorado and kansas yesterday will sock the midwest today, an area stretching from minneapolis to san antonio. check out what happened near wichita wednesday. high winds downing power lines, ripping off roofs, uprooting trees but this is something you don't often see. 90 mile-an-hour winds knocking over a freight train! toppling 33 cars, each one weighing about 40 tons. yet winds treated it like a toy. >> i didn't know what to think. i was shocked that it was strong enough to blow the train cars. i mean i come across all the snapped power poles an

women hold three quarters of all jobs that rely on tips, like waiters, bartenders, hairstylists -- which pay even less than the average minimum wage. across the board, women are paid less than men for the same work. here is part of what is happening below the surface, as a result of this slowdown in progress. american women, with the least education, less than high school education, and the lowest incomes, are actually living shorter lives today than their mothers did. shorter lives than women in any other major industrialized country. the only other place where we have seen such a reversal in life expectancy was among russian men after the collapse of the soviet union. there is no single explanation as to why life expectancy is declining. but it correlates with unemployment and economic stress. that is not what we should expect from ourselves. with the best medicine, most advanced technology. it is not something we should be satisfied with. the third area i want to focus on at the clinton foundation is helping young americans struggling to make headway in this tough economy. that is som

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women hold three quarters of all jobs that rely on tips, like waiters, bartenders, hairstylists -- which pay even less than the average minimum wage. across the board, women are paid less than men for the same work. of what ist happening below the surface, as a result of this slowdown in progress. , with the least education, less than high school education, and the lowest incomes, are actually living shorter lives today than their mothers did. shorter lives than women in any other major industrialized country. the only other place where we have seen such a reversal in life expectancy was among russian men after the collapse of the soviet union. there is no single explanation as to why life expectancy is declining. but it correlates with unemployment and economic stress. that is not what we should expect from ourselves. with the best medicine, most advanced technology. it is not something we should be satisfied with. the third area i want to focus the clinton foundation is helping young americans struggling to make headway in this tough economy. that is something i have been working on an

we have a hairstylist with tips on keeping your mane looking gorgeous even in the dog days of summer. we did a segment on canola oil and whether or not it's good for you. our guests came up with more reasons than not as to why you're better off without it. but not everybody was pleased with the outcome. being that

those in new york who want these results often want to look like jennifer aniston and go into their hairstylist cut? that's controversial, isn't it? the color is controversial. women are in uproar. >> she went a little brown. the most famous hairstyle is the rachel. it is the 10th anniversary from the finale of "friends." we talked about this and about her iconic "friends" hairstyle and whether this inspired her to get in the hair care business? >> kind of a natural progression for sure. over the years having been approached before this absolutely made perfect sense to me and also being able to be involved as an owner of course was even more exciting. >> she really detailed how she does take part a lot of the different processes behind the hair caroline and speaking from the headquarters in boston. she gets approached a lot as a sloebt to be celebrity to be a spokeswoman and this resonated with her. >> is it available only at sephora? >> available at multiple places. you can get it online or higher end hair carouselers. i wanted to share because we did talk about "friends" and media consumption

in today's edition, kentucky hairstylist sherry wood.to a homeless outreach center and styles hair. the people she helps, she says it means more to them than anything. >> i deal with depression as well as the substance abuse and recovery, and so it lifts me up. whenever i feel better about myself. >> that's tammy benton, look how good she looks now. just one of the dozens of people sherry has helped. still sherry says she is the lucky one. >> they're all wonderful. i love them. it's like family here. it's my blessing, truly it is. >> sherry, you are also giving the blessings. for that you are "the good stuff." we want to thank wvrb in louisville forgiving thus story. they gave $500 to help her with the costs. >> some people say it's so frivolous. it's give what you can. give what you can. >> she looked good, too. >> win-win. that's "the good stuff." time for "newsroom" with ms. carol costello. >> thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thanks for joining me. plans

. >> this is one of our hairstylists here with her family. >> she is so funny. >> here's our writer and cool picture. >> and writer matt leach, sister katie and mother mary. >> an oldie but goodie. and one of the production assistants here with her mother, priscilla. >> and here is another one of our writers and his mother, robin. >> and here is heather from our show, happy mother's day. >> that's a happy life. >>> we have a happy life here on "fox and friends." when dunkin donuts shows up, and we have the flowers for mom donuts. instead of making breakfast, just go get mom a box of these. >> like you can improve on that? you can't do better than this. that's the flowers for mom donut made especially for mother's day. when the cameras go off, these will be consumed so fast. >> one bite at a time. >> is that on a ice cream cake? look how well -- >> you have two dunkin donuts ladies here that you can't see on camera. thank you, guys. happy mother's day, everyone. >>> parenting tips. according to a new study, here are six or seven research-backed tips. praise kids for the effort they make,