abc's linzie janis has the story. >> the cookies are here!n delicious they're an opportunity for youngsters to learn confidence, goal setting and money management. >> i learned about politics, ethics. about our world and what's in it. >> reporter: troops across idaho are handing over a cut of their cookie sales to the state. >> we could really use the money to help build our programs up. >> to help get more girls involved in girl scouts. >> reporter: idaho slaps a 22 cent sales tax on every box of cookies just like they do on every other food bringing in about $150,000 in tax revenue from the scouts a year. but the mother of one boise scout is a lobbyist and earlier this year encouraged the samoa queens to go straight to the source. >> the girl scouts in idaho have been interested in trying to remove the tax, i said, you know, there is a big freshman class coming in a lot of things changing why don't we try to see what we can get done. >> reporter: they did. flooding the capital. turning on the charm for politicians. even plying them with thi

>>>lo jani?.es bajo el tps en el país, con 300 mil personas de estos países con tps, hay inte'res en el congreso para incluirlos en la reforma, se quiere dar residencia permanente a estas personas.. >>> estarán legamente aquí y está discutido el inlcuirlos en la eventual reforma. >>> las personas en tps, es justo y necesairo que estén incluídos en esto. >>> fuentes de la cámara de representanes indican la intención de inlcuirlos en la reforma. >>> muchas gracias y hablamos de salud. la demencia cuesta 15 mil millones de dólares a los estados unidos al año! esto preenta una carga alta pasra las fmailias y para la población. >>> vmaos regresamos a los estudios. >>> este paso es extraordinario! no puedo hacerlo pero aqúí está el michael jackson mexicano! >>> vamos con el niño prodigio y su let it go! (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> bonjorno buenos días y quiero aprovechar de darle las gracias a la gente que ha hecho de esto el horóscopo preferido, es un día de cudiarse de las mentiras y engaños, mucho ojo, qué te

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and his little sister janie, wonderful, sweet girl, also lost a limb.ost a leg. >> and she just started dancing. >> yeah, she's an irish step dancer, loves it, and everyone said if anybody is going to bounce back from this, it's janie. she's a pistol, a tough kid, energetic. i don't think her dancing days are over. >> i certainly hope not. i know we haven't talked to martin's dad, but the family, it's -- they'll never be the same, obviously. >> no. we've always thought of them -- we've lived in the same neighborhood and i've had the opportunity to cover them in the local newspaper, and they're a family you would want for neighbors. they are totally civic minded. the neighborhood runs around their house. we've always thought of them as one unit, almost like a singular, the richards. they're always together anywhere they go, to the sports fields, school or church, you see all five of them. that's no longer the case. >> we saw the community coming out for them tonight and no doubt will be there for them in the days ahead. >> there's no question boston is g

and his little sister janie, wonderful, sweet girl, also lost a limb.a leg. >> and she just started dancing. >> yeah, she's an irish step dancer, loves it, and everyone said if anybody is going to bounce back from this, it's janie. she's a pistol, a tough kid, energetic. i don't think her dancing days are over. >> i certainly hope not. i know we haven't talked to martin's dad, but the family, it's -- they'll never be the same, obviously. >> no. we've always thought of them -- we've lived in the same neighborhood and i've had the opportunity to cover them in the local newspaper, and they're a family you would want for neighbors. they are totally civic minded. the neighborhood runs around their house. we've always thought of them as one unit, almost like a singular, the richards. they're always together anywhere they go, to the sports fields, school or church, you see all five of them. that's no longer the case. >> we saw the community coming out for them tonight and no doubt will be there for them in the days ahead. >> there's no question boston is going

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> all right. coming up, taylor swift's $17 million move.r move. >>> some expected relationship advice for chris brown. that's next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for "the skinny." are you ready to be jealous? are you ready to be jealous? >> that always happens -- at least once during "the skinny". >> tmz reporting taylor swift bought herself a mansion, a $17 million mansion. it gets better. she paid for it with cash. >> wow. >> can you imagine? >> look at that thing. >> beautiful. actually very tasteful. right. >> nice-looking house. >> not like. not cheesy or tacky. she paid it in cash! $17 million! it is, an 11,000 square foot mansion. she was looking at it. toured it on april 15th. been thinking about it. originally asked for $20 million. got them to $17.75. just over five acres. wow. >> wow. is right. >> cash. did i say cash? no mortgage. >> is she 20 yet, my gosh. >> according to tmz. >> this one according to "the daily news." they apparently got long exclusive i

. >> that was jany amimoto reporting. he was rushed to the hospital. cendoya says he can't wait to visit her in the hospital. >>> one of the west coast's longest surviving heart transplant patients got his wish fulfilled today when he was temporarily released from the hospital to attend a giants' baseball game. he received a heart transplant when he was 3 years old. he's now hospitalized in santa clara for continuing care. >> what's really exciting is he had bought tickets for april 22nd, and since it wasn't clear he would make it to that game, the organization here made it possible for him to get out of the hospital today to attend. >> i'm thankful for it. >> kaiser arranged for an ambulance to take him to the game. >>> meteorologist rob moretta joins us to talk about rain in our forecast. >> as we come to the morning commute tomorrow, looks like a lot of it will fall overnight. and then the wind as we head into the morning. outside san jose, partly cloudy skies, close to 70 degrees. pack to the north, around san francisco, the clouds starting to fill

next we have britney janis and following i ammian. >> i'm the development manager at bay cat. i'm happy that you have given us the opportunity to share the wonderful impact that the program that bay cat has been able to provide. our new focus area opt committee that determines for the next five years for under served people and definitely the techsf program is filling that need an i see that everyday through my work at bay cat. what i wanted to bring up is the in network of people that people have been really able to leverage through program. when we are doing the piloting and creation of this program, i interviewed tons of businesses about what they are looking for and what the

next we have britney janis and following i ammian. >> i'm the development manager at bay cat. i'm happy that you have given us the opportunity to share the wonderful impact that the program that bay cat has been able to provide. our new focus area opt committee that determines for the next five years for under served people and definitely the techsf program is filling that need an i see that everyday through my work at bay cat. what i wanted to bring up is the in network of people that people have been really able to leverage through program. when we are doing the piloting and creation of this program, i interviewed tons of businesses about what they are looking for and what the we provide interns that they are going to be able to hire, the portfolio development, intent view skills, the inner personal skills are what they want. that's why we have employers we are working with the hard and soft skills education. i want to thank you for the at some point to share this program with you. >> thank you, very much. next, we have i man. >> hello. i thank you for having us at this hear

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> passengers living in tents of bed sheets with walls and floors belowk soaked in sewage. they're the unforgettable images on board carnival "triumph" after a fire left cruisers strand ford days. the ships more than 4,000 passengers and crew had to be guard costing the u.s. government $780 t and carnival says it went be reimbursing taxpayers for the bill citing maritime tradition which requires all vessels to assist those in trouble. saying carnival also helps in rescues. senator jay rockefeller had challenged carnival ceo saying given that you reportedly pay little or nothing in federal taxes, do you intend to reimburse the coast guard. carnival hit back saying every state where our ships call ben fritz from the dollars spent by cruise lines. since the "triumph" disaster carnival is under intense scrutiny. >> carnival need to stay out of the news. >> we learned carnival's "fascination" failed a health inspecti inspection, inspectors found insects in food areas. and last month, carnival says it called in outside experts to revuch its entire flechlt it sa

here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: passengers living in tents made of bedsheets, with the walls and floors below deck soaked in sewage. they're the unforgettable images onboard the carnival triumph. the ship's more than 4,000 passengers and crew had to be towed to safety by the coast guard. costing the u.s. government $780,000. and carnival says it won't be reimbursing taxpayers for the bill. citing maritime tradition. saying carve value helps in rescues. senator j. rockefeller has challenged carnival ceos, saying, you reportedly pay little or nothing in federal taxes, do you intend to reimburse the coast guard. carnival hit back saying, every state where our ships call, benefits from the dollars spent by cruise lines. carnival is under intense scrutiny. >> carnival needs to stay out of the news if they're going to regain the trust of the traveling public. >> reporter: last week, we learn learned carnival's fascination missed a passing grade by one point after inspectors found insects in food areas. and last month, mechanical problems in three ships. carnival has called in exper

but abc's linzie janis tells us, that's exactly what the hackers want. >> reporter: it's the site where deal-hunters go for discounts on everything from rounds of golf to spa treatments. but this weekend, more than 50 million members of livingsocial are learning they have been hacked. their names, e-mail addresses, birthdays, and encrypted versions of their passwords may have been compromised. john pozadzides tests online security for businesses by seeing how easy it is for him to hack in. >> it's a very attractive target. now that they have all of these passwords and i.d.s, they can try and use them on all the other sites where they are really valuable. >> reporter: that's why livingsocial is requiring users to change their passwords. and if they use the same one on another site, like online banking, it says better change that, too. >> it's so important to use different passwords on each site that you log in to. that way if one of them is compromised, you aren't compromised across the entire internet. >> reporter: we can also help ourselves by making our passwords more difficult for ha

here is abc's linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: kansas is the latest in a string of states taking action in the nationwide fight over abortion with sweeping new legislation expected to take effect on july 1 declares life begins at fertilization. block tax breaks for abortion clinics and prevents them from providing information to public school students and forbids abortions based on gender. >> the kansas law stakes out a position for the state. it says life begins at fertilization. it doesn't change when women in kansas can get an abortion but changes the environment in which they might exercise their right to abortion. >> reporter: the governor is expected to sign the bill which comes just two weeks after north dakota banned abortions as early as four weeks after fertilization. and a month after arkansas banned terminations after ten weeks. each state saying that's when a fetal heartbeat can be detected. kansas joins a growing list of states who critics say are trying circumvent roe vs. wade. the 1973 supreme court decision. >> this virtual tidal wave in some states to restrict abortion

here's abc's linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: energy drinks may rock your world. new research suggests that some may increase the chances of heart disease. doctors at the cleveland clinic say they've linked a popular ingredient in some to the acceleration in the hardening of hartries. the ingredient is called carnitine. carnitine is found in red meat. but can also be purchased in supplement form. it's been found in energy drinks. >> i think it's a cause for concern. our data really suggests that this is a risk factor for accelerated heart disease. >> reporter: according to the doctor who led the study, while some energy drinks have small amounts, others have as much as a porterhouse steak. this study has found an ingredient links to heart disease. the same ingredient as red meat. >> i eat a lot of red meat, too. and i don't have a history of heart disease in my family. and they've always eaten a lot of red meat. so, if that is the case, i'm not very worried about it, personally. >> reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. and the cleveland doct

abc's linzie janis has been on this story.t, she has reaction already pouring in from so many of you. >> reporter: it's the letter making waves not just on princeton's campus, but across the country, because it's filled with advice like this. here's what nobody's telling you. find a husband on campus before you graduate. susan patton, the letter of the open letter to the school's newspaper, was one of the first women to graduate from the school. >> it wutz just as just end ten suggest to the young women, keep an open mind. look around you. these are the best, best guys. >> reporter: as patton puts it, ultimately, it will frustrate you to be with a man who just isn't as smart as you. princeton women told us she has a point, but they're not choosing husbands yet. >> i don't think her entire point is con pleatly wrong. girls want to date girls that are as smart as them. but we are all way to young to be getting married now. >> reporter: the letter is stirring up intense debate online and on the street. one woman writing to us, sa

story spotted in the state any chickie and jani thank you for joining us again it's been a few hours since that explosion but what more can you tell us about the rescue effort so far. well we know that we know that people are being evacuated from the area taken as far as possible the biggest worry that the officials now is that this . a second another explosion another major explosion can rip through this town of west texas at this plant and what they are they worried about this because because there is another fertilizer tank that is intact it is right there at the plant the fire is still going on and rescue services are struggling to get to the they're struggling even now with to get to the people who are trapped in the homes that have already been flattened by this major by this massive explosion that just local residents people who witnessed this explosion they they compare it to to. a nuclear explosion something like this we've heard all kinds of bank accounts of people are devastated they compare it to a war zone we know that dozens of buildings nearby collapsed after the explo

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: girl scouts are more than just delicious, they're an opportunity for youngsters to learn confidence, goal setting and management. >> i learned about politics,ette ix, about our world and what's in it. >> reporter: be this morning, troops across idaho are handing over a cut of their cookie sales to the state. >> to help get more girls involved in girl scouts. >> reporter: they slap a 22-cent tax on girl scouts, bringing in $150,000 tax revenue a year. the mother of one scout is a lobbyist, she encouraged them to go straight to the source. >> the girl scouts in idaho had been interested in trying to remove the tax. >> reporter: flooding the capital, turning on the charm for politicians and even splooig them with thin mints and notes. >> the issue is, how many exemptions do we get. we have been under a lot of pressure to reduce the exemptions. >> reporter: now the girl scouts will have to wait another year to challenge the law. but they're playing the long game. >> we're going to keep on going until we get this law passed. >> the nationwide group sold

. >>> jani, estÁs aquÍ?ombina con accesorios en tono tierra. todo lo que sea metÁlico le queda bien. >>> si somos mujeres de piel blanca. >>> tu eres invierno, es la mujer de tez blanca, pelo oscuro, y ojos oscuro, te queda bien el rosado, fuxia, y los que no te van bien son los marrones, pero rojo y rosado ahÍ ÉstÁs en tu punto. >>> voy a usar mÁs rojo y rosado. alex, me encantÓ. >>> interesante, porque no tiene que ver como vestirnos en primavera. >>> si quieren ver mÁs de esto vayan a "despierta amÉrica." com. y vamos con los muchachones y karlita. >>> gracias, ustedes son hermosas siempre. >>> eso. >>> quÉ veremos despues de la pausa? >>> en minutos los prometi, lo que no se vio en el bautizÓ de la hija de angÉlica vale. >>> y reveladores comentarios de pedro fernÁndez al terminar su presentaciÓn en el palenque de puebla. >>> y llega enseguida el ritmo de los pumas de sinaloa. viva guerrero. >>> eso. que tal, les habla satcha pretto.version migratoria de napolitanopista clave musulmana beato a la vistala

wall street did not like it but there are some industries that are hiring and abc's linzie janis has been looking into that. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. very lousy report but economists say it isn't time to panic just yet. the housing market is still improving giving consumers a boost that there's one industry powering ahead. it's the symphony of sounds the economy is happy to hear. while it might be off pitch, the construction industry is still tuned up. >> now that the business is picking back up, the subcontractors that i use are trying to draw back in the people that had to leave the industry because there was no work. >> reporter: the construction sector added 18,000 jobs in march according to careerbuilder.com most of the jobs filled since 2010 were high tech like software developers, mechanical and industrial engineers. american companies hired just 88,000 workers last month. a far cry from the 236,000 new jobs added in february. businesses got cold feet worrying about the impact of $85 billion this automatic spending cuts that went into effect march 1st. anoth

. >> janie coverdale lost her two young grandsons that day.ning their morning on the murrah building second floor when the explosion took their lives. >> i remember the day they told us aaron and elijah were dead. i remember screaming at god. it took me a long time to get over some of that anger. so now i go visit aaron and elijah at the cemetery. sometimes i get angry then, too. they were little boys. and you just don't murder little kids. aaron would be 20 years old now. elijah would be 17. sometimes during the day you're going to cry or there's going to be something that's going to remind you of the bombing and you're right back where you were on april 19th, 1995. we don't ever get too far from there. >> there were reports of up to 50,000 people in the oklahoma city area, suffering symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. i looked at all of the photographs from the crime scene. i looked at all of the photographs from the coroner's office. it was overwhelming. >> death and loss are an integral part of life everywhere, and accidents like p

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> the cookies are here! >> reporter: girl scouts are more than just delicious, they're an opportunity for youngsters to learn confidence, goal setting and money management. >> i learned about politics, ethics, about our world and what's in it. >> reporter: but this morning, troops across idaho are handing over a cut of their cookie sales to the state. >> we could use the money to help build our programs up. >> to help get more girls involved in girl scouts. >> reporter: idaho slapped at 22 cent food tax on girl scout cookies. just like they do on every other food. bringing in $150,000 tax revenue from the scouts a year. but the mother of one scout is a lobbyist, and earlier this year, she encouraged them to go straight to the source. >> the girl scouts in idaho had been interested in trying to remove the tax. i said, you know, there's a big freshman class coming in and lot of things changing. why don't we try to roll with it this year and see what we can get done. >> reporter: and they did. flooding the capi

rally around this family, give them their space to heal themselves and pray for denise and pray for janie. they are both still in the hospital, obviously. the community and the nation is at their side. >> in addition to what went on, the public vigil at the park, down the street there was a private gathering for the family at a gathering place there. i saw people going to that earlier in the evening. >> yeah. >> was bill at that, do you know? were any family members? >> i don't believe so. there were grief counselors for not just children, but adults that are hurting. this is a family that is actively part of that neighborhood. they would typically be at that meeting hall for civic meetings every month. tonight, it was other people who had to fill that room. >> bill stay with us, please. >>> coming up next, the latest on the investigation and the clues the fbi says they now have. later an exclusive interview with a doctor who was treating people at the finish line right after the blast as well as a nurse from an emergency room. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of gettin

everyone i've talked to, the one thing they said, if anyone's going to bounce back from this, it's janiea tough kid. don't think her dancing days are over. >> krystle campbell was a few weeks shy of her 30th birthday. she was there for the sheer spectacle, her grandmother says. >> she just liked being in a crowd, seeing people, talking to them. >> lillian campbell told our chris cuomo about their special bond. ever since chrystle was address girl. >> i used to love to dress her up and put her hair in long curls and lots of bows on her hair. she loved it. she would go out prancing, proud as anything to school. and then in school the teachers would say, oh, krystle, you look so beautiful. who did your hair? my nana did my hair. >> both krystle and her best friend were injured. >> she had to have been very close to the explosion for the wounds she had. >> steven sagatori, a registered nurse, was in the medical tent. >> we got her into the tent and got her stationary. i told her who i was, i was a nurse, where she was, in the medical tent, and that we were working on her. and you never say y

doing music, and i just did a movie -- well, not just, but a few years ago, i did a movie called "janieu knew like two chords. >> yeah, i knew an "e" and an "a." >> jimmy: now do you know more than two or all your songs only two chords. >> one chord actually. >> jimmy: one chord only. >> yeah. one chord. >> jimmy: that's all you need really. >> now i use four chords. >> jimmy: that's amazing, that's all you need. >> sometimes i'll go crazy with five. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: slow down, baby! slow down. >> slow down. but, yes, i've been writing and recording. >> jimmy: it's almost like the reverse of justin timberlake. >> exactly, well, yeah, i mean, he's a huge inspiration for that, you know, being a musician and then becoming an actor. it's like crazy. >> jimmy: he did a good job. >> it's nerve racking. but, it's really fun. >> jimmy: when can we hear it? when are we due? >> hopefully in the next month or two, i have some songs coming out. and then i actually have a song that i wrote that's going into a movie that i did called "final girl." >> jimmy: oh, really? so this song will b

meteorologist janis dean is live in the fox weather center. that can't be good news for those folks. >> no. a lot of areas are flooding now, especially along the mississippi river valley and we are looking for the focus not only for flooding rainfall, but we could see some hail and damaging winds as well as isolated tornadoes. we have a severe thunderstorm watch that has just been posted within the last few minutes for parts of texas, including austin and around the houston area. but we also have a tornado watch in effect for parts of arkansas, through tennessee and towards northern mississippi. so memphis, tennessee, you are in this watch as well as just outside of little rock until 11:00 p.m. central time. but they might also issue a watch just south of this area as we are starting to see some possible rotation with these cells. so severe thunderstorm warning in and around little rock and the north of pipe low, northeast of tupelo, as well as southeast of tupelo, mississippi. we'll keep you posted, but we could have a volatile evening on our

hopefully -- we have to figure out some way -- janie was a great irish dancer. we have to get her a prosthesis. she is going to dance again. that's what i want to see. >> that's a wonderful aspiration. kevin, i have to say, your reporting on this story has been exemplary and we all here appreciate the standard and quality of what you've been writing. thank you, sir. >> that's very kind. thank you, martin. >> thank you, kevin. >>> next, more on the investigation as we try to piece together tamerlan tsarnaev's six months in the motherland. stay with us. >>> keep going. it will get better. any final thoughts? >> being in watertown right now, the streets are empty. it's eery. it's as though a bomb had dropped somewhere. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescri

in copley square saturday bombing survivor leann jani was released released from the hospital ask didn't let her leg injury keep her from visiting the makeshift memorial. >> it's amazing, and i appreciate it so much, and i feel like i can speak for a lot of the victims how much we truly appreciate all this support. >> leann says she hopes to run again. meantime, an update nearly two weeks after the bombing took place, victims, 30 of them, hospitals. one still in critical condition. lester, erica. >> michelle franzen, thanks very much. >>> we want to turn now to the white house correspondents determine last night. >> it's a chance for washington, for the journalist who's cover the city, to break bread together and poke a bit of fun at one another. president obama embraced his role as comedian in chief. our white house peter alexander made it there for all the laughs. >> i feel like it s just a couple of hours ago. you talk about the politicians, the journalists, plenty of celebrities too. a couple of sightings i had. bradley cooper, katie perry there. they call this as the nerd prom, but

and, you know, young janie, she's not out of the woods yet, but with the prayers of so many people, wei think it's indicative of the type of people that they are. i spent about four or five hours last night and into the early morning hours this morning with bill over there, and i asked him if he wanted me to convey anything, any messages, and he said he wanted to make sure that the first responders knew how much he appreciated their heroic actions to save his daughter's life. he said that it seemed like a matter of seconds after the explosion that they were there. and he also -- he's also been hearing from the people behind me, his neighbors from dorchester, people across the city, people across the state of massachusetts and across the country, and he just wanted them to know. he wanted america to know that their love and support at this time helped him carry his burden. and he was comforted by that. so, you know, i think he's drawing on his faith right now, you know. no family should have to carry that burden. what what the richard family is carrying right now, but they're grateful f

janie bryant does the wardrobe. i have a suit that makes me look heavier.c. >> jimmy: it is, right. how long does it take? >> last year it took something like six or seven hours. this year we've got it down to two or three. >> jimmy: really? fantastic. they do a good job. >> yeah, they do a wonderful job. >> jimmy: i heard that fans are liking you more with a little more meat on you. >> i don't think -- yeah, i think the character itself, betty, is an overall happier person when she gets to eat so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. as we all are. trust me, as we all are. a little sbarro's pizza doesn't hurt anybody. [ applause ] january, we love when you come by the show. you have to come more often. and next time i want a voice recording of your dad. >> all right. i'll bring it with me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. january jones! january jones, "mad men" airs sundays at 10:00 p.m. on amc. savannah guthrie joins us next! leave me hanging, my hand was out. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back o

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linzie janis has more. >> it's hot newhing for the stars.ennifer aniston turned heads when she showed up at her latest movie premier with an unusual access si. large round welts all over her back. she doesn't have a ray skin disease. her reps confirm the welts are the results of cupping. an ancient therapy. >> when the cup is placed upon the skin, the suction causes the blood vessels to dilate. >> reporter: stars like gwyneth paltrow, victoria beckham, david arquette, they're all big fans. the question is, does it work? we went to a spa in new york city to find out. >> this is the fire cupping. i'm taking an alcohol-soaked sotten ball, the fire consumes the oxygen andvacuum. >> reporter: is it painful? >> not at all. >> reporter: it could help with fertility and well-being. when we see these marx, what is it likely they're being treated for? >> organ systems, emotional, and physical at the same time. >> reporter: not all doctors say it works. >> it's thought to be safe. more studies need to be done. >> reporter: most fully qualified accupunc

she said, i want to be janice job ly -- janis joplin. he said, well, she's dead.sals. seeing the characters was also helped form this incredible girl. before we finish, i want to ask. i have always wondered, of all the kashlgts we know so well who is your very favorite? >> i have like, there's apples and orngs. i always loved doing the movie takeoffs. i loved -- because i grew up going to the movies with my grandmother. >> starlet o'hara. >> i remembered one we did that nobody remembered. it was funny. >> everything you did was funny. >> i'm sorry, what was the question? >> i don't even know. can i tell everybody -- >> eunice. and mrs. wiggins. >> thank you. >> check out "carrie and me." thank you, carol burnett. you're a doll. we'll talk more. sam, we need a final check from the patch on the weather. >> yes, hanging out, lara. hanging out with the folks. the patch at broadway farms. we have something else we want to show you. all the folks, good morning, good morning. your 60th birthday. happy birthday. this is frightening. because the winner of wrestlemania 29 i

joining us now is janis mileos. thanks very much, indeed, for joining us. are we heading into another standoff with greece or not? >>el well, you know the situation is not becoming better in greece. we still have a very big recession for a fifth year. the recession is going to be more than 4 many 5%. some people say that it will be more than 5% and this cannot go on. and what we see from the side of the troika and the greek government is the continuation of the same policy which creates this negative cycle of recession, more in-depthness, more recession and more cuts which, of course, fuel the recession. so what we are saying is that we need a change of policy. we must come to a new era and try to boost growth. >> what's the alternative? >> the alternative is to stop this austerity, to stop this wage cuts, to stop the overtaxation of the vast majority of the people to have a more just tax system. because you know many people -- many newspapers, even, abroad have realized now that the wealthy households are being undertaxed and the medium and low incomes are

abc's linzie janis is here. >> reporter: the jobs number is in and it's not good. companies added 190,000 new jobs in march. the unem mroichlt rate edge to 7.6%. why the slowdown. those $85 billion in government spending cuts took effect back on march 1st, lot of companies were told, waiting to see how much of an impact that's going to have on the economy in the weeks ahead. we know that uncertainty is never good for the economy. >>> meantime, two more big banks have fallen victim to an apparent cyberattack. this time wells fargo and bb&t. according to one tally american bank websites have been offline for 249 hours in the last 6 weeks. they blame hackers from iran. >>> james holmes' psychiatrist around with the university that one week before the shooting that he was a danger of the community. >>> the cdc is rushing to create a vaccine against a deadly new strain of bird flu. one agency scientist admits being fairy worried. the flu killed six in china and jumped from wild birds to poumt poultry markets. >>> we'll move on to the latest on the dramatic rescue and th

linzie janis awake this morning with answers. >> reporter: the markets have been on a tear. each finishing at noon highs, the dow within a couple hundred points of 14,000. that would be a significant milestone. why are markets rising after a sharp slow down in hiring last month. most wall street insiders say it's thanks forgot federal reserve policy of pumping cheap money into the economy. it looks like it's going to continue its policy. stork market investors like that because it means low interest rates which makes us turn to stocks for better returns on the money. >> thank you for that. meantime the federal reserve has launched an investigation into one of the worst security breach in years. policy meetings were released to head of schedule to dozens of people including workers at several big banks giving them an early jump on decisions being made. investigators say it appears to have been an accident. >>> a major recall that we learned about overnight. toyota, honda and mazda are recalling 3.5 million vehicles in total because their passenger air bags may not inflate pro

and linzie janis with her remarkable story. >> reporter: that's right.ing in, selling jewelry and lip gloss to other little girls. she was the spicy 5-year-old who made it big on "toddlers & tiaras" with some calling her the new it girl on the tiny pageant circuit. but isabella barrett rocked the headlines when she started a kitty catfight with her then-rival, 3-year-old. calling her a hooker after her mother dressed her up as julia roberts from "pretty woman." the comments came straight from isabella's mom. and the negative press led susanna to pull her daughter off the show and out of pageants. >> she was taking a hit for that. that's not okay. >> reporter: that didn't stop susanna from turning isabella into a global superstar. are you still the it girl? >> yes. and a millionaire. >> reporter: it's thanks to a hugely popular reality show in germany. and most of all, her own company, her company of jewelry, lip gloss and hoodies. >> it's nice that we can customize things to raise money, raise awareness. >> these are my cute flats. >> reporter: the tiny

linzie janis has more. >> reporter: walmart is bringing back its great gas rollback. something that it did last year and the year before. it's hoping customers will use the money they save on gas inside its stores. roll up to a walmart pump and they'll roll back the price you pay to fill the tank. ♪ roll back >> reporter: this morning commuters in 21 states can save as much as 15 cents a gallon until july 7th simply by filling up at the soup -- superstore and paying with a walmart credit card. >> who doesn't want cheap gas? >> reporter: gasoline purchases account for roughly 4% of the average american's household budget. that's the largest chunk in three decades and while prices may currently be high by historical standards, they're roughly 30 cents cheaper than they were this time last year. why launch the program now? >> walmart sales have been flat for nearly three years and "consumer reports" rated walmart as one of the worst rated retailers in the u.s., so walmart, with lower prices, is trying to get shoppers back. >> reporter: walmart blamed january's tax increa

to her friends and family, she was simply janie. >> she was an example of caring about her communityd her. >> reporter: the 29-year-old democratic fundraiser died this week after being stabbed in her home. parts of monday's 911 call are frantic. >> there's a lady, i looks like she's been shot. somebody stabbed her and she's bleeding badly. >> reporter: according to a search warrant, they followed a trail of blood leading into the home where they found the suspect, 31-year-old jonathan broyhill. police say he attacked her and her husband. broyhill himself was taken to the hospital for self-inflicted wounds. he faces charges, including attempted murder, but police plan soon to up that charge to murder. >> jamie was a bright light. she was a wonderful person, compassionate. >> reporter: the motive is a mystery. those that knew the couple say they were close. he apparently was best man in their wedding. all three were active in politics. broyhill worked with her, strategizing for the democratic party. hawn was considered a rising star. >> the fact that we've lost jamie with an incredible

the cause of the trouble in janis still unknown. smoke was discovered rising from the battery box. ana technicians say they tested as many as 80 possible factors. they put the battery in a stainless steel container to help contain any fire that breaks out. it will allow other 787s to resume commercial flights after their battery systems are repaired and examined in test flights. chairman joined the test flight. he said there were no problems. >> translator: mechanics on board the 787 monitored the battery system and confirmed that it was working properly during the flight. >> officials of the manufacturer, boeing, told the news conference that they're taking a wide range of safety measures. >> we are very confident in the solution that we've developed, the design that we made. we would put our families on this airplane, any day of the week. >> ana has 17 boeing 787s and japan airlines has 7. they plan to use the aircraft for some services before resuming domestic flights on june 1st. jal also plans to resume flights in june. >>> japan's prince and princess are in a ceremony for the