. >> heinz is is the most popular, but not the traditional heinz, but the organic one. >> if you want. we have am french fries here for you. this nailed the balance of flavor oftima tomato, vinegar a sugar. almost a deeper, more complex flavor. >> you said sugar not high fructose. real sugar. >> this has real sugar in it. also, that nostalgic flavor that you look for. >> double dipping. >> you're allowed. nostalgic played a big role in our tasting. >> that was number one. the other heinz was kind of the middle of the pack. >> that's right. it's fun to compare the two and taste them side by side. this little simpler flavor but still really nails that balance, but has the high fructose corn syrup which tasters rated a little lower. >> i do like this one better. >> little deeper flavor. this hunt's was the runner up. >> it is cheaper, though. >> it is a third of the price of the heinz organic. very smooth texture and nails that balance of tomato, sugar and vinegar. >> very good. maybe it is the fries that are good. i don't know. >> you're hungry. this is the del monte. this one is really

joe heinz, the brooklyn ada has put -- d.a. has put his top prosecutor on the case. she is a no nonsense prosecutor. what people should feel slightly comfortable with is statistics show that the 10% of the time that the insanity defense is successful, those people are incarcerated for a longer amount of time than people who get convicted of murder in second degree and serve 25 years to life. >> be that -- that is true by the way. i think that the family, the community, the people out there, they don't want the insanity defense. they want to say look this is an individual who knew what he was doing. when you say that someone is insane, you take away responsibility. you say well, you know, the guy didn't know what he was doing. he knew precisely what he was doing. he picked up an 8-year-old child in the sleep took him to his home and we know the rest of the story. >> i know you attended a wonderful memorial for the youngster. people from all faiths. arthur, stand by. i need you. the best information in the nation about casey anthony coming up> i'm just getting a lo

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heinz ward posted a $1,000 bond and with that charge and with that bond also comes this mug shot of him taken at the dekalb county jail. >>> today atlantis astronauts are making sure that the shuttle is in good shape. it's on the final mission of nasa's space shuttle program. nay got an unusual wakeup call, music from cold play and then this. >> good morning "atlantis" at marshall space center, we wish you a successful mission and a safe return home. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're awake now. "atlantis" is expected to dock with the space station tomorrow. >>> and now on to london where a tabloid owned by rupert murdock is being shut down. murdock decided to shut it down after allegations that its journalists illegally hacked phone messages belonging to murder and terrorist victims. let's bring in cnn's dan rivers who's been following this story from london. so dan, has the move to shut down the paper kind of quelled the public anger? >> well, interestingly, we're hearing that the print run of the paper is actually doubled for tomorrow's edition to 5 million copies. rather than about

. >> jeffrey, debbie heinz, thank you so much for coming in. derek. >> as we know, lesli, a huge crowd gathered outside the courthouse in orlando waiting to see what would happen. we go back to karen brown who is live outside that courthouse. and karen, what was the reaction from that crowd which had almost expected another verdict when they heard the words not guilty? >> yeah, you know derek, there was an audible outcry. folks had come here from all around the world. folks that have been watching this on television and felt like they wanted to be here. that's not what they expected. many of them angry, still walking around this area wanting to talk to anybody that will listen. so many of them that watched the evidence on television felt like she definitely had something to do with her daughter's death and obviously many of these people, parents i spoke to a lot of moms that felt like somebody needed to be speaking for caylee and she had been lost in all of this. definitely folks are stunned and in fact, derek, i want to tell you that george an

because i don't think that michelle obama or cindy mccain for that matter or theresa heinz kerry, there's a long history of spouses being mistreated in these campaigns. i don't want marcus bachmann to be mistreated but i want michele bachmann to tell us does she believe it this crack pot, bigoted theory. >> a couple of days ago we did this story mainly because michele bachmann was refusing to answer questions about it when asked point blank and seemingly mr. bachmann's statements -- she's a coe owner and his statements didn't seem to be squaring up with what his former patients were telling us. >> anderson, if somebody came up to me and said they were gay and they wanted to have advice on how not to be gay, i would say why on earth would you ask for that? you should be proud of who you are. end of story. but if somebody goes to a christian counselling clinic and says, i need help. i don't want to be gay. i want to be something else. that really is between the person who goes to that clinic, a christian clinic, and whoever the practitioners are on the other end. in this case a christian ad

. ♪ i like mine with lettuce and tomato ♪ ♪ heinz 57 and french fried potatoes ♪ >>> hungry, anyone? for a generation a happy meal has been a staple of the american diet for kids. but considering all of the sodium, the sugar, the calories, that is not really the healthiest option. >> not really healthy at all. that's why mcdonald's is putting a new spininn the happy meal. i guess if you can't beat 'em, join 'em, right? gone is some of the e t. but don't worry. the toy remains. >> oh, really? >> abc's scott goldberg has more. >> hamburger. >> soft drink. >> and fries. >> reporter: they've been the three ingredients of happiness for so many kids for more than 30 years. but times and concerns about childhood obesity have changed. so, that is bringing changes to the mcdonald's classic. >> a happy meal. >> reporter: now, parents won't risk their kids' wrath by substituting apples for french fries. now, happy meals come with both. and only half as many fries. >> we're excited about it. and we think b bh parents and children are going to absolutely love the changes that we're making. >> rep

perhaps the steelers or heinz >> ketchup. >> more likely than not, not elephants. >> probably not. pittsburgh. >> reporter: thandi, seeni and sukiri. accompanied by the handlers with whom they grew up. and a man whose children watched a documentary about culling in population control which killed adults and left youngsters orphaned. >> please, dadad, mommy, we've got to stop this from happening, can we do something, can we please do something? >> reporter: in 1992, udum and his wife created an elephant orphanage on their botswana farm for these three elephants. >> the best thing we could have done. children, thank you for that. >> reporter: several years later the elephants were moved to a nature reserve. then when sexually mature, they were moved to a camp in botswana's delta. that's where last year a handler was injured while working one of the elephants. and because of the camp's remoteness, died. >> the incident and an injury that in pittsburgh they wouldn't even have kept him overnight in >> reporter: that is where the zoo came in. udum's daughter, working at disney, learned o