. >> she knew the lillies she got a as a gift were dangerous. one of the felines nibbled on a fallen petal. >> i immediately panicked. >> not knowing which was the culprit, all four were rushed here to the hospital in vienna. >> every part of the plant is toxic, including the petals, the leaves, the stems. the pollen, the water that they're contained in. >> reporter: so toxic just a tiny amount of a lilly plant can cause a cat to go into complete kidney failure. >> i've seen people lose pets from a bunch of different types of toxicities? >> reporter: other plants coming into bloom that are also dangerous to pets include tu lip and daffodils and azaleas. and items in the grocery aisles can kill a pet. grapes and raisins for dogs. >> sometimes only one to two raisins or grapes are enough. >> reporter: other little known food dangers include avocados, mack dame yeah macadamia nuts, onions and chives. as for the cats, they were just released from the hospital after spending three days on iv drips to flush their kidneys. all are doing well. >> you ha

. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized, individual, and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome! i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. religious groups were right in the middle of this week's budget battle in washington. as president obama and congressional leaders negotiated funding for this fiscal year, one of the sticking points was whether to cut taxpayer money for planned parenthood. liberal people of faith were among those who rallied in support of continued funding for planned parenthood and its reproductive health services. but conservatives pushed for cuts in those areas, as well as a ban on taxpayer funding of abortions in the district of combia. >>> meanwhile, several prominent religious leaders continued their fast to save programs that help poo

freddy sanchez rips one down the line off lilly. g-men, 3- 0. bell scores. it's 5-0 giants. looking good. later in the frame, now 6-0. aubrey huff smashes one unthe middle. huff with three rbi on the day. that was more than enough for matt cain. he catches dejesus looking. a day after signing a contract extension, freddy sanchez, playing like he is a lot richer. deep to left and gone. first homer of the season. he was a triple away from the cycle. had three rbi and the giants win big, 10-0. >> the stanford women are in indianapolis to face texas a&m. a matchup of the aggies guard against the stanford big and the final shot for janet pullen and kayla peterson. the cardinal have the edge in experience going into the matchup. they don't think it will make much difference. >> experience helps, definitely, just -- i mean, being in the final four, knowing what to expect helps, but i think all four of the teams that are here have just as good a chance of winning. experience takes you only so far. it won't be the main factor in the outcome of these games but helps. makes you more co

. >> reporter: eli lilly, coca- cola, i.b.m., 3-m, mcdonald's and dupont are just a few well known companies crediting a weaker dollar for boosting profits. but it's important to recognize that even for big multinational firms, there are downsides to the dollar's decline. like pushing up the price of many commodities including energy. >> higher input cost usually hurt the margins for companies especially when companies are in a situation like they are in right now, at least in my opinion, they really can't pass along these costs to consumers. >> reporter: a falling dollar also means americans have to pay more for goods made outside the u.s., as s&p's rich peterson explains. >> you have american consumers bearing the brunt because they are paying higher prices for imports. so the drag could be to economic activity going forward. >> reporter: currency could be an even bigger factor in second quarter earnings, if the dollar continues to weaken. that's fine with many times square businesses, hoping for an influx of tourists this spring. erika miller "nightly business report" new york. >> tom: he

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lillies of the valley. actually, they are quite expensive. it wasn't a big flashy but kay.s small. the tiara was somewhat a reserved look but looks like the quintessential bride on the top of the wedding cake. >> speaking of the wedding cake, they say lilly of the valley are on top and we learned something about the tiara that was something of a special moment between she and the queen. >> that was given to queen elizabeth on her 18th birthday. so it dates back to 1936. so on her 18th birthday she was given the tiara, and now she has now passed it down to katherine. so it's called the halo. and i think it's interesting that it is did minute i can'ttive as you look at tiaras and that's an understated elegance. when she was out to lunch with camilla she was overheard to say that she really loved to way princess grace looked on her wedding day. that elegant, noble, but not fussy or overstated look. and i clearly think she went for that kind of a look tae. -- look today. >> the wedding procession headed down the mall. our correspondent is there. give us a feel of what you hear,

beautiful picture of the lillies and one more picture the hydrangas. we have some white and purple.gns of spring. whether it's a photo or video. upload them to us or e-mail them to ureport@kgo o-tv.com. here is frances. >> we're seeing more motorcycle accidents. new injury motorcycle accident as you make your way through solano county but it is on the shoulder already. here is a look at north 101, traffic in san jose, you can see things are flowing well. that is 880 right across your screen heading southbound to the right. 280 and 17 interchange. no problems as you make your way northbound through the downtown area even highway 17 looking good out of the santa cruz mountains. heading over to 680 in walnut creek. normal slowing as you make your way to southbound 680 but looking good through san ramon valley. metering lights are turned on, traffic backed up to west grand and mass transit systems reporting no delays. get traffic any time by going to abc7news.com. get personalized reports under the bay area traffic link. >> eric: he is just fine. that is the raider's officially assessme

. >> reporter: kraver's son, patrick, and daughter-in-law lillie say feinberg promised to personally get back to their family--but never did. >> mr. feinberg promised us personally at a meeting with my dad and he pointed his finger at him and mr. kraver he said you are directly affected we need to get you some money quick. six months later after we had to call him and say look this is getting out of hand we've got to have some money now and we submitted a figure that was correct and then they called back and they lowered the figure and then they called back again and lowered it again and finally they sent him about 40% of what we were supposed to get. >> reporter: we asked feinberg about that recently in his washington, d.c. office. you responded to them by saying i'll look into it and i or somebody else will get back to you. at least four people we spoke to at those meetings said no one ever did. // >> well if that's the case than i've overstated the case and i bear some of that blame. i mean it may be that there are claimants who stood up at a meeting and i made a commitment and i

and 4-year-old taylor is no different, that's why her mother lisa lilly always has hand sanitizer readytaylor got sick. however, the next day her mother found the hand sanitizer. >> i noticed this. and then i looked at it and it says it's 68% alcohol. >> reporter: the cupcake the sparkles, lilly says this bottle probably looked like an edible treat but it was not something she thought of as dangerous. >> as parents you're over the years you think about insecticides, you think about gasoline, you think about the things that are normally considered dangerous -- >> reporter: police say parents need to think outside of the box and they may find items they thought safe dangerous. >> i got lucky. i got really lucky. >> does scare you a bit they say that alcohol is the most effective, why it is so high in content there because it helps to get rid of the bacteria and the viruses. >> that's right. 63% ethyl alcohol, like 38-40 proof in comparison so that's what happens. it's very scary. >>> who doesn't love to spoil their pets, they give us so much happiness it seems only fair we returned favor.

the lilly is her favorite flower. you can fill that to give yourselves the royal feeling.ike that? >> it comes like this. you just have to heat it up. this is the gourmet mac and cheese. you can pretend you cooked this. >> i know. >> now we are up to 9:00 at night. >> that's when i get out the hammer. >> take out your bags. peace, love and great legs. >> cute. >> $15 from lissy legs. have a spa. make a bath, something romantic. this is from rain africa. >> what are these guys here? >> you put that in the bath. >> bath balls. >> i love those. >> look at the bath salts. >> i want that macaroni and cheese so badly. it is fantastic. >> then i thought it would be fun to have a facial and him to have a fancy shave. this is dior.com, give yourself a fancy facial. at bloomingdale's starting at $16, buy him a special shave. it's something different. it feels royal. >> i like what's down here. >> movie. we are up to 9:30. for you 6:30. $10 from amazon, "roman holiday." >> i love that movie. >> a fabulous movie. you don't have to have such a royal dessert. this is dunkin' donuts and

this is a peace lilly, this is a palm and this is a fern. to the bath mat. >> all your wine could right here. this is a shadow box frame. fill it with the wine corks. we have enough to show you how to fill it in. when you line it up, it's a bath mat. >> how does it feel on your feet? >> it's soft. danny is a birthday genius. >> thank you very much. >> happy birthday, danny. >> up next, are you ready for the summer? >> summer camps. [ female announcer ] think a thick cream is the only way to firm skin? challenge the need for such heavy measures with olay. new regenerist micro-sculpting serum for firmer skin in 5 days. pretty heavy lifting for such a lightweight. [ female announcer ] olay regenerist. don't suffer waiting for your pills to kick in. add alaway. for fast eye itch relief that works in minutes and lasts up to 12 hours. only alaway comes from bausch & lomb. for fast eye itch relief, add alaway. for fast eye itch relief, want longer, stronger lashes? new almay one coat get up and grow mascara instantly lengthens. 98% of women saw hea

we signed into law the lilly ledbetter bill, the idea that women need to get paid the same rate as men for the same kind of work. [cheers and applause] we finally over and turned the injustice of don't ask don't tout when we said everybody can serve their country. they are allowed to serve the country that they love. [cheers and applause] we put two women in the supreme court including the first latino justice. [cheers and applause] we brought back 100,000 troops from iraq and ended our combat missions are because we knew -- we knew that it was time. and you know, along the way we had to deal with pirate -- [laughter] who thought we would have to deal with pirates? [laughter] that wasn't in my campaign clap for them. pandemic, earthquakes. now, oil spill -- don't forget oil spill. golly -- [laughter] now, part of the hopefulness in anticipation we all felt in great part, it was also about what we could do to secure and restore america's standing in the world. so that is why we sing in our alliance. we signed the historic arms control agreements, reduce nuclear materials. that is why we

. >> when you have lillies around the house, these things stain like crazy. >> two things you can do. do. >> i usually take a kleenex and pluck them off. >> you can do that. if you do that on your shirt like so, do not rub. you can shake like that to get it off. use scotch tape. >> scotch tape? >> you don't want it to rub in there. always put something in between. >> hair spray? >> no, no. don't you want to help? this is alcohol. >> she wants to be free in case jay calls. >> ten seconds what do we have? >> happy passover to anyone. >> horseradish or red wine. here we go. >> what are you putting on there? >> vinegar. or you can actually use your favorite white wine. >> why would we waste it that way? >> i knew that. that's why we used vinegar. happy passover. >> kate middleton madness. ♪ well, there's a change in the weather ♪ ♪ there's a change in the sea ♪ so from now on ♪ there'll be a change in me ♪ and my walk will be different ♪ [ male announcer ] rust-oleum stops rust is the ultimate in rust prevention. and with an extensive variety of colors and finishes, the possibilities for

we signed into law the lilly ledbetter bill, very simple idea that women need to get paid the same as men for the same kind of work. we finally overturned the injustice of "don't ask, don't tell," and we said that everybody can serve their country. they don't have to lie to serve the country that they love. we put two women on the supreme court, including the first latina justice. we brought back 100,000 troops from iraq and ended our combat mission there because we knew we knew that it was time. and along the way, we had to deal with pirates. who thought we were going to have to deal with pirates? that wasn't in my campaign platform. pandemic, earthquakes. now -- >> oil spill. >> oil spill. don't forget oil spill. golly. now, part of the hopefulness and the anticipation we all felt that night in grant park was also about what we could do to secure and restore america's standing in the world. so that's why we strengthened our alliances. we signed historic arms control agreements, secured loose nuclear materials. that's why we're on the right side of history now throughout the middle e