just a guy from long island. he's got a certain kind of charm which he used to balance the demands of a wife and kids at home while romancing a rich woman in manhattan. he even introduced his teenage children to his new girlfriend. >> when i met her, i thought she was great. she handed me $2,000 and sent me on a shopping spree. >> generosa was capable of great warmth and generosity, but if provoked, she could be vicious. >> author kieran crowley wrote a book about the case. >> she brought him to the opera one night. he felt uncomfortable in his monkey suit. she told him not to talk because you know how danny talks. >> so, i screwed up in the first five minutes because she introduces me to this guy. i said, well, yeah, i'm danny pelosi. how are you? that didn't work. >> it was an odd relationship. born out of spite between generosa and her husband, ted. they'd been going through a bitter divorce and were nearing a settlement, but ted hadn't signed yet, had not made out his will. those two facts were important beca

particularly after algae blooms plagued long island's bays in the 1990s. in 2001, bay scallops all but disappeared from the waters here. scallopers found something else to do in the fall and winter. >> many credit this man with the turn-around. >> we made great strides. >> steve is a professor of biology at long island university. runs the water quality and restoration program for suffolk county. eight years ago, steve developed a program to grow scallop larvae in hatcheries allock the coastline. in fact, just below me are scallop beds. filled with thousands of scallop seeds. since 2006 you replanted over 4 million scallop seeds. in bays in the eastern long iland. >> the scallop are reproducing at rates that they used to in the old days. >> that means last year scallopers harvested 30 times more than the average of the previous 11 years. >> local economy is probably $4 to $5 million. this is a tremendous economic boon. >> it means good fortune for everyone. more jobs to be had and work to be done. scallops, people can catch them and make a living. in a dow

. >>> a long island new yorker paid the same kid to take their s.a.t.s for them, did he pretty well, now everyone's busted. cheating, rampant, sore it? who's to blame, the kid, the schools? how about you, the parents? we will talk about that next. ignore him. with the capital one venture card you earn... double miles on every purchase. [ sharon ] 3d is so real larry. i'm right here larry. if you're not earning double miles... you're settling for half. really? a plaid tie? what, are we in prep school? [ male announcer ] get the venture card at capitalone.com and earn double miles on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? i was gonna say that. uh huh... [ male announcer ] it's powerful and stylish. it's the world's thinnest 14-inch laptop with internal dvd. but mostly, it helps me combine my two favorite hobbies: watching sports and getting paaaid. you know. [ male announcer ] designed with the 2nd gen intel® core™ i5 or i7 processors. performance you need, style you want. for a limited time purchase select dell pc's and receive our holiday photo solution. our gift to you. yo

we're going to tell you how he managed to survive. >>> police in long island arrested 13 current and former high school students today as part of an s.a.t. cheating scandal. four of those arrested are accused of taking payments to take the s.a.t. or a.c.t. exams for other students. prosecutors believe as many as 40 high schoolers cheated, but of those, only 15 current students and 15 former students say they paid for stand-ins. >>> it's not often a driver survives a run in with a light pole let alone when the car bursts into flames live in this video here. but some quick-thinking officers from san francisco pulled the driver out despite the risk. >> an explosion could happen at any time, and they still stayed with it, which is incredible. >> the driver is being treated at a bay area hospital, buts if likely he will face charges after he recovers. >>> and although congress may not be able to agree on anything these days, at least n like these lawmakers in the south korean parliament after a vote on a new free trade agreement with the u.s. lawmakers were shoving each other, and at leas

you can see it the green on the map here, quickly approaching areas of long island and southern new englandthat's where it will move first, through rhode island and boston and up through new hampshire. there's a sharp cut-off line from new york city to new jersey, philadelphia area, pennsylvania, not expecting a lot of rain for you today. most of it is going to be to the north, the computers are predicting as much as an inch of rain in areas of maine. only a couple tenths of an inch from hartford to boston to manchester. so the general rule is have the umbrella from new york up through new england. i think even our philadelphia to d.c. for the most part, you're going to be dry today. it's also very cold in the middle of the country. this wind chill map is one of the coldest ones we've seen so far this year from denver to chicago. at least in that area it's going to be sunny and nice as we go throughout the afternoon. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> well another award for country's princess. and another award for legendary actor. >>> plus the latest stunning setback in what was suppose to be h

cheating on long island, new york.rvin roth represents one of them. >> going to plead not guilty when the arraignment takes place. >> reporter: the second batch of students from affluent communities in long island arrested since september. in total, five people are accused of taking college admission fans for 15 students being paid $3,500 to do so. according to long island prosecutors, the alleged imposters present unofficial i.d. with the student's name on it. students registered to take the test at a different school to avoid being recognized by proctors. >> they're under pressure to do well. and it's very hard to -- to make it in this world these days. >> reporter: attorneys for students say the school district should be handling the case, not the district attorney. >> i have no idea what the motivation of the district attorney is. >> the fact that this wide ranging fraud is happening in the high stakes world of college admissions doesn't make it right and doesn't make it legal. >> reporter: because of the investiga

moves towards that long island.e've got a lot of rain from maryland out to the midwest and south ward into louisiana with some thunderstorm activity there. right now there's a big tornado watch up over central georgia. low pressure is going to head across country. they're going to drop them off. it's rain over night, showers, and in the morning, you see those showers maybe thunder activity before we get in. may actually get another son before totally clears out. i think by tomorrow evening -- by the way, northern new york, who was in vermont getting snowed i think it's as much as 10 inches. guess what, that's not what driving up there is going to be horrible. it' breezy, cool air coming in. right behind it for the weekend and friday modern finish will be sunny. clemson and cool on thanks giving and warming up for the weekend. look for fog, breezy, showers yet 59 and rising the to a mid- 60s, maybe thundershower and quick shower and clearing tomorrow night. 64 on the day tomorrow. southwest wind becoming northwest te

but not tonight on long island. the islanders outscored the caps. here's how it went down.n, playing back-to-back road games. four on four. backstrom to ovechkin. he rips it much caps take a 2-0 lead. second period it's a 2-1 game. islanders on the offensive. brian rollston fires one. game tied at 2-2. watch this kid here. islanders score. third period on the power play. top shelf. mama hides the cookies. his second goal of the season. we're tied at 3-3. less than two minutes to go. former cap with a shot from the top. can't corral the puck. scores on the rebound. islanders would add an empty neither they beat the caps 5-3. finally the sweet taste of victory, new york snaps a six game losing streak. caps back at home on tuesday against dallas. college football now. randy edsall's first season is a losing season. today against the cavaliers the caps lost their fifth game in a row. virginia is bowl eligible for the first time since 2007. final home game for the 15 maryland seniors and while it didn't start well. good for the cavs. first play from scrimmage, perry jones find t

luckily, no bystanders were hurt. >>> some major shock on new york's long island. investigators now believe it is the work of one serial killer. detectives previously thought there were multiple suspects. police are not explaining the change in their theory, though. five of the 10 victims have been identified as females who worked as prostitutes and posted ads online. >>> millions of parents give their children fruit juice. but there are new concerns about what is in it. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from new york, with a troubling study. >> reporter: consumer reports tested 88 samples of apple and grape juice, and found both arsenic and lead. >> we upon think that's -- we think that's especially important for children, whose young, st. paul bodies are growing. and who are much more vulnerable on the frequency of how much they consume juice. >> reporter: 10% had arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water. specifically a type called inordannic arsenic, which -- inorganic arsenic, which raises the risk of cancer. and 25% more than is allowed in bottled

heavy downpour across new york city into long island as well as into connecticut. much of the tri-state area facing a wet start to the day. that will impact your airport delays today. not just in the northeast but atlanta it's a foggy day. we're looking at strong storms in dallas and in memphis. seattle faces rain and wind. in san francisco, early fog could slow you down. temperature, though, are on the rise after a chilly weekend in the southeast, atlanta today will climb to 77 degrees. that may break a record. 82 in new orleans. it's even mild in dallas after those storms roll through. we'll see temperatures cool down. but look for some cold weather. there was some snow in minnesota. temperatures today, 36 degrees. new york city, 51. boston, 46. carol? >> not bad. >> not bad at all. >> no, i'll take it. thanks. >>> it's a chance to turn the tables, big stars will confront the tabloid who poked into their personal lives for years. actor hugh grant is among the celebrity witnesses testifying this week in the uk phone-hacking hearing. the father of the missing girl,

some over long island, some over rhode island, we will see more rain in the d.c. all through maryland and dell caawa eventually working its way through new england. the heaviest rain will be down in the mid-atlantic region, chesapeake bay. d.c., maryland, baltimore, philly, be prepared for a steady soaking rain, especially the second half of today. those temperatures will drive. tomorrow much cooler. that cold air today is up around chicago and minneapolis. richard? >> look at that in the 30s there. >> that's heading our way. >> thanks, bill. >>> the star of "glee" speaks out and brad pitt says not so fast. plus the situation slaps a lawsuit on abercrombie and fitch while snooki slaps some choice words on him. >>> welcome back to "first look." last night on "late night with jimmy fallon," jimmy was in tune with the latest band reunion. >> ozzy osbourne is reuniting with black sabbath for the first album since 1978. that will be so fun. be on the lookout for the new song -- this is the first full week of games for college basketball. yeah. college basketball, or as

la mayorÍa viven en california, washington dc y long island en new york.>>> tejada es concejal en arlington virginia. la trayectoria polÍtica del pais influye en el interÉs de las salvadoreÑos de ser contados aquÍ. >>> venimos motivados que cualquier cambio que se pueda lograr tiene que ser parlt ci pando en el proceso polÍtico y cÍvico. >>> otros, huyeron por el desastre natural causado por el huracÁn irene >>> durante los Últimos aÑos, han escogido a maryland como su nueva casa y la familia de rosa son parte del motor econÓmico del estado. >>> lo que dirÍa mÁs que trabajos, porque nosotros como si ve en esta Área, hay mucho restaurante, la mayorÍa latino tiendas latinas. >>> su influencia es tal que el condado de montgomery en maryland formÓ con el estado de moro zan una alianza para fomentar la hermandad entre los pueblos quieren criar a sus hijos aquÍ, motivados por lo que describen el ambiente de bienvenida al inmigrante en maryland. >>> hay muchas oportunidades de que estudie. >>> yo creo que maryland es un lugar mÁs tranquilo no molesta tanto. >>> y

coming up, inside an eccentric long island beach house.eorge goes to new >> welcome back to "open house." in new york, designer eric livingston texas inside his amazing long island beach house. from subdividing an open floor plan to a ping pong table that doubles as a dining table, he proves there are no rules when it comes to designing a seaside home. >> hello, i'm an interior designer based out of new york. this is my beach house. it is different. what i would like to do is take the inside and show you the uniqueness of the house. the house was moved here about 1918. it had been in the family for the entire period of time. we saw the incredible experience of the home. the experiences plus the character of the house is something we knew we could not repeat. it had a soul with cannot walk away from. as you can see, there is no clear tailored lines. the idea of using organic shapes was critical. next, color. we just used inspiration's from outside. as a green and orange, embellishing it to give it accent. a common problem with the space thi

an 83-year-old world war ii vet who greeted long island kids as st. nick for nine years has gotten his pink slip. disappointing for all the folks. >>> coming up, a boxing legend passes. the bruins bonk the islanders. and you think hockey players get a little carried away? wait until you see one coach. plus, the bears come into philly and maul the eagles. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> it's an active day of weather in the midwest with snow and severe weather. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, last night the boxing world lost an epic heavyweight champion. here's nbc fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. we start with sad news out of philadelphia. former heavyweight champion of the world joe frazier lost his battle with liver cancer last night. nicknamed smoking joe for his left hook. a bruising fighter. it wasn't about finesse, it was force. he won the heavy weight title and gave

. >> bill: no one will do that i live on long island. it's a big place. >> i'm from long island. i kind of know. >> it snows a lot in the winter. >> i will give you one other specific example. >> bill: i have to governmental motors. electric motors. >> failure. >> bill: i want to use alternative energy. give me one. >> i gave you one. you don't accept my answer. >> it's a failure. >> bill: stop. next on the run down, a very liberal new york judge says the occupiers cannot be forced to move out of the park open to the public. how does john stossel feel about that later criminal illegal alien released by the feds after being deported two times then the guy allegedly murders an ameri >> bill: stossel matters segment as many clean out the occupy wall streeters from public places here in new york city a very left wing judge has told mayor bloomberg he can't do that justice lisa billings who worked for the aclu 25 years and appointed by mayor giuliani of all people basically told the city the occupiers can occupy a park open to the public as long as they want. do pretty much anything t

an 83-year-old world war ii vet who greeted long island kids as st. nick for nine years has gotten his pink slip. disappointing for all the folks. >>> coming up, a boxing legend passes. the bruins bonk the islanders. and you think hockey players get a little carried away? wait until you see one coach. plus, the bears come into philly and maul the eagles. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> it's an active day of weather in the midwest with snow and severe weather. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." the best place for a vacation is mississippi. you mean louisiana. florida's where folk's want to be. alabama's got you all beat. no matter which state you choose, everyone agrees the gulf is vacation at it's best. mississippi outdoors, louisiana seafood, florida beaches, alabama shoreline. so come on down to mississippi, louisiana, florida, alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. a germy pump again. so we developed the lysol no touch handsoap system. it automat

an 83-year-old world war ii vet who greeted long island kids as st. nick for nine years has gotten his pink slip. disappointing for all the folks. >>> coming up, a boxing legend passes. the bruins bonk the islanders. and you think hockey players get a little carried out? wait until you see one coach. plus, the bears come into philly and maul the eagles. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> it's an active day of weather in the midwest with snow and severe weather. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time to build the perfect fios bundle. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, last night the boxing world lost an epic heavyweight champion. here'

. >> bill: no one will do that i live on long island. it's a big place. >> i'm from long island. i kind of know. >> it snows a lot in the winter. >> i will give you one other specific example. >> bill: i have to governmental motors. electric motors. >> failure. >> bill: i want to use alternative energy. give me one. >> i gave you one. you don't accept my answer. >> it's a failure. >> bill: stop. next on the run down, a very liberal new york judge says the occupiers cannot be forced to move out of the park open to the public. how does john stossel feel about that later criminal illegal alien released by the feds after being deported two times then the guy allegedly murders an american. how could that happen? coming right back. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. is non-stop to seattle? just carry preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big r

not far from the tip of new york's long island. it's a great summer vacation destination where there's a woman you have to meet. she's 83 years old and cares for her neighbors the way people used to in this country. her story tonight from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: signs of the approaching winter fill picturesque block island. on storefronts, down quiet streets, with the jet set gone, so too are their dollars. and that's when 83-year-old mary donnelly's popularity surges among locals. >> they work in the hotels, the restaurants. and it's fine. but then come the winter, and they have no income. >> reporter: but they have her and her mary d. fund a nonprofit supported by small donations -- >> i want to help. $25. now, see, isn't that nice? >> reporter: -- and a big annual fund-raiser. >> i work with my heart instead of my head, which is not always good. but i have no regrets. >> reporter: neither does john connell, a town worker who found mary when he couldn't afford his heating bill. >> with her help, i'm still here today. >> repo

. >> bill: no one will do that i live on long island. it's a big place. >> i'm from long island. i kind of know. >> it snows a lot in the winter. >> i will give you one other specific example. >> bill: i have to governmental motors. electric motors. >> failure. >> bill: i want to use alternative energy. give me one. >> i gave you one. you don't accept my answer. >> it's a failure. >> bill: stop. next on the run down, a very liberal new york judge says the occupiers cannot be forced to move out of the park open to the public. how does john stossel feel about that later criminal illegal alien released by the feds after being deported two times then the guy allegedly murders an ameri [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish out strong. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk.

they take on long island he was second to russia to strike alexander because ago when johnny tried to turn these men deserve to reach the finals especially after they were denied a place at last year's world cup twenty every only in the playoffs. you want to see this it is just a bit i think. the boys you mean are always told tried to play against the first time they faced them wasn't the only five thousand i think of them deserved to get to the u.s. especially after that and results against france in the previous didn't come. to golf now where former world number one tiger woods has continued his fine form to carve a super five on the past sixty seven the australian open to go top of the leaderboard for the first time in a year woods who has fallen out of the top fifty for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety six started his second date three shots behind a struggling media while a fourteen time major winner on seven birdies and two bogeys from nine under at the close of day to me was over nightly the last recorded around of seventy four to drop to a share of fifth w

this one involves high school students from long island, new york accused of cheating on their s.a.t.'s by paying other kids to take the test for them. it's a story that's getting national attention and stirring outrage over the honest hardworking students who are losing out to cheaters in this case. our education correspondent rehema ellis has our report. >> did you cheat on the s.a.t.s? >> reporter: 13 current and former students from some of america's top ranked public high schools turned themselves in today, in the high stakes cheating scandal that has now spread to several new york communities. some of the students are accused of accepting up to $3,600 in exchange for taking critical college entrance exams for other students. including the s.a.t. and the a.c.t. the others, who are suspected of paying students to take the tests for them face misdemeanor charges. >> this affects millions of college students and college bound students. >> reporter: the attorneys for those accused say their clients have pled not guilty. this is the latest chapter in the growing cheating scandal that

long island, as you go across the county, each county has a different water district and a different of rules that will pit commissioners. >> i would consolidate a lot of it. i would consolidate a lot of education. it is very tough because people have attachments. the system that is going to consolidate and chase the reform is a system that is being reformed and rewarded by the way it exists now. i'm inclined to do it. >> we had, on the same states, malcolm black was when the talks. >> just. >> the founder of teach for america. i think one of the most powerful parts of your book is precisely your worry really with the state of education in this country. you have this anecdote about being in. and seeing children congregating , very young children congregating. >> and that was 15 years ago. during the olympics. the time difference, very late at night to a really early in the morning. when i was finished it would be not yet gone -- don. i looked down from the building. there was a junior high court abalone. and at about 545, 6:00 in the morning flash floods would be all over the courtya

for something called karagenin or agar -- that actually comes from seaweeds from right here on long island sound or the atlantic ocean. >> the aquarium isn't all about fish. while not part of the official behind-the-scenes tour, ellen let me meet the seals. it turns out each one has plenty of personality. you make friends with your fist -- what's called "targeting." >> what's going on, razz? >> good. all right, what you can do is, you want to just hold the fish right like that in between two fingers and hand it right to her. >> aww, good razz. >> last but definitely not least, i'm going to get up close and personal with some of the strangest creatures of the deep at the ray touch tank. the stingrays are hungry, too. >> if you keep your hand nice and flat -- keep it in the water. here he comes. yep, if you keep your hand down nice and flat, they might know it's feeding time. >> hi. aww. >> keep your hand nice and flat. here we go -- this guy will give you a good pet. >> aww. now, before you decide to pet the next stingray you encounter, keep in mind that the stingers on these guys were care

dirt teen years more later suburbanite american catches up here, where people from north babylon, long island

in september school officials discovered the college student took the test for six long island high school> wilson ramos is back on the playing field after he was kidnapped from gun point. he made his debut in the venezuelan winter league. he failed to get a hit on his return. he was abducted outside his house on november the 9th. he was held for more than two days before commandos rescued him. >> it was an emotional home coming for some lucky soldiers and airmen. family members and friends cheered as about 350 service members, mostly air force, arrived at marshall last night. the group was flown in from iraq and afghanistan. they weren't scheduled to come home until christmas so everyone we spoke to said they are just thankful for their loved ones to be home this thanksgiving. >> it's incredible. we didn't expect all of this. we just thought we were coming to pick him up. >> i have butterflies. i feel like the day at our wedding, the day of our wedding is what i feel like right now. >> aw. for some of the service members it is just a quick trip home, though. they're heading back overseas

the chesapeake and some of it may clipç here southern new england, long island and out towards cape will be about it today, it will be a cooler day, cloudy and with some drizzle out there. it's not going to be a miserable day. not like yesterday. hopefully the airports won't be as bad as yesterday, either, big flight delays in the big cities. yesterday in buffalo, temperatures with a little mild. today we're 39 and there will be some snowshowers today coming off the great lakes and especially later on tonight. tomorrow it looks sunny, but the winds will be up and it will be chilly. temperatures for highs in the 40s this is more like where we should be this time of year as we, really, the fall turns to winter here shortly. even though the calendar doesn't say so until the end of november. 39 in chicago, at least in the sun it will feel okay. and the wind chills are bitter this morning. same for you in kansas city. a peek at tomorrow's national forecast. no big storms coming. the northwest going to be the stormy spot and the northern rockies. the west coast, some rain for san francisc

now pushing up to new york and long island.showers though are scattered out for the west in ohio and kentucky. i expect some of that to be here from time to time. here's a live look at doppler 9 hd. st. mary's to the eastern shore, we are seeing the last of the showers pulling away from us. fog has also been a little bit of an issue, especially north of town. gaithersburg, a half mile. cumberland, three quarters in frederick. we are watching that there and your temperatures this morning low 50s to near 60 south. monika is off. here's beverly. >> reporter: we had an overnight crash cleared on the outer loop of connecticut avenue. the headlights toward you are the outer loop. right now very light volume. fog is a factor too around the area, especially around the american legion bridge. we'll check the ride for virginia drivers. a crash on 66 eastbound before you get to haymarket now on the right shoulder. i-95 heading into springfield. nice light volume there a crash on the left side of the roadway. southbound side of route 5, br

russia ready to provide to iowans let's ask the deputy prime minister and the foreign minister long island eamonn. as the european debt crisis spirals even further all to control economists worry about the future all the euro if greece defaults and then leaves the currency island and all the weaker economies may be forced to do the same the region stronger nations have graded and almost half a trillion euro bailout fund but that's still not enough. the europeans are seeking support in the east particularly from china but they also want russia to help it's a request officials in moscow believe in this economic and political interests to. take over a welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us pleasure to be with you well first of all i want to before coming to moscow this time you said my intensive schedule attests to the emphasis we place on deepening and broadening further our political and economic relations with russia and quote what is that reason for such attention to relations with russia now well first of all ireland has always had very good relations with russia. at t

here, or people from north battle on long island, shooting their fists into the air in protest against their government. these journalists were clearly fascinated by the seeming incongruities of the patco strike, and illegal walkout, by highly trained professional workers, a brazen to find a the president of the union that endorsed his election only months earlier. a rejection of reagan's ultimatum, by workers who appeared to be among his most loyal constituents, air traffic controllers. after all, were overwhelmingly suburban white male military veterans. the typical reagan constituency in many peoples eyes. so much about the patco strike seemed to suggest its exceptional nature to empathize its aberrant character. these very characteristics i think made it hard for scholars to understand the strike, and more than it superficial way. most treatments of the controllers tend to either strike to make a point. labor defenders used the strike as a milestone, marking the onset of a period of aggressive union busts in the united states. or as the cautionary tale meant to criticize the afl-ci

in the nation's largest scandal involving cheating on the s.a.t., nine long island, new york, high school students were charged today with paying as much as $3,600 to have someone else take the college entrance test for them. four impostors who took the test were also charged. during a record drought, a texas town is scrambling to keep from running out of water. that's next. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromise on taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance. top try smart balance fat free milk. v neck 3 piece suit dance wear bolo snakeskin boots sequin costume under things stiletto heels skinny jeans houndstooth snuggie pork pie hat oshkosh socks 5% cash back. right now get 5% cash back at department stores. it pays to discover. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing