there is katie lee. she has some great recipes today. >> wait a minute. sour cream?held will healthier machos, chocolate chip cookies. can't wait. >> but before we can get to our little snack, marysol castro is here with a check of the weather. nice in many areas today. >> it sure is. good morning, everyone. let's take a look at your high temperatures across the land. 33 in fargo makes 52 in new york seem down right balmy. city of angels chilly. >>> we have heard a lot recently about how many americans are sleeve deprived and now a survey of working pashltrents cor s co they're also sex deprived. heidi banks is here with some advic advice. >> it's so understandable. the demands of parenting these days, helping with homework, door pocar pooling, shopping. s's a wonder anybody is having sex. >> let's put this number in perspective. average couple per week, how many times are they having sex? >> this is the scary hinge. under 30 or in the honeymoon phase of the relationship, two to three times. over 30, 59 times a year. so that's a little bit more than once a week. when

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. >> and to really get us in the mood, katie lee is here to help prepare a fantastic st., you can't have it any other way. she's making fish and chips and some other pub grub and, y know, the guinness. >> katie's got beer. >> it smells so good. >> it is wafting through the entire building. it's amazing. >> let's get to it. first, though -- >> fish and chips with a check >>> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to chris. >> thank you very much. the international vision expo kicks off today in new york featuring the very latest in eye ware technology. "early" show contributor karen winter brill takes a look at one new style of glasses that could spark an ire ware revolution. ♪ i can see gleerly now the rain is gone ♪ ♪ >> while we all strive to see the world through perfect eyes, the reality is many of us need a little help. >> i have distance problems. i have to wear them while i'm driving now that i'm older. >> reporter: more than 149 million adults in this country wear eyeglasses. the glasses you have on now, what are they used for? >> to drive, to play g

"early" show contributor katie lee is here with delicious, totally meat free dishes that will have youi'm not a total believer in vegetarian food. >> i'm going to make you a believer. well you know, there's many reasons for going vegetarian, even just one day a week. first up, your health. >> yes. >> by cutting out meat one day a week you're going to cut your saturated fat intake by 15% overall. >> okay. >> the environment, if everybody does veggie for just one day a week would be the equivalent of taking half a million cars off the road. >> just not having chicken one day a week? >> one day a week. and economical. by switching from ground beef to tofu once a week you're going to save $270 a year. >> when i said i'm not a believer, i think i'm like most people, when they hear vegetarian sometimes think, okay, we're sacrificing flavor. >> association no way. i never sacrifice flavor. >> make me a believer. >> it's all about making it taste good. meatless monday, that's my day. so just designate a time for something you'll be more conscious all week long. >> okay. >> so we're having blac

lee loughner, he answered in a surprised tone, "yes, it is." the judge ordered that loughner undergo a psychiatric examination to determine if he's competent to stand trial. katie. >> couric: john blackstone, john, thanks very much. by the way, congresswoman giffords could be well enough to travel to florida to see her husband, astronaut mark kelly, lift off in the "endeavor" april 19. today "discovery" made a perfect landing. in 39 missions over 27 years "discovery" logged more than 148 million miles. next up, retirement: possibly at the smithsonian. and coming up on the cbs evening news, a controversial hearing-- are muslims being targeted unfairly? and later, she lost her sister but saved her family and tonight's american spirit. >> couric: some controversial hearings begin tomorrow on capitol hill. their focus is the radicalization of american muslims. but as nancy cordes reports, many are expressing their objections. >> we need to be treated as partners, not as suspects. >> reporter: a group of muslim leaders gathered today to condemn tomorrow's hearing and the man behind it. >> the proposed hearing essentially casts doubt on an entire community. >> report