. >> reporter: to get a golden ticket, madeline sappelle of virginia concocted up this chowder. >> ited some more color in it. i thought of some vegetables. i came up with carrots and peas and corn and some potatoes. >> reporter: in sugarland, texas, michael lakin, too, slaved over the stove. >> i'm going to be prepping a salad i like to call secret service supersalad. >> reporter: 1200 recipes can submitted to the conte nest website ep curious. >> they were downright tasty. >> reporter: then the final arbiter, sam kass, the assistant chef for healthy food initiatives at the white house. he tasted 100 recipes in just a couple hours. how many some of the 100 were good? >> they were all incredible. they were created with a lot of love. they were great. >> reporter: how much of these dishes did the kids come up with as opposed to their parents? >> no, you could tell, there's a lot of kid in it. >> reporter: madeline picked. >> i remember that chowder. it was delicious, really. 1 in 3 kids with diabetes in their lifetime if they don't really change course. >> reporter: but that really wa

on the way to wichita, and that's where madeline grew up and stan had already been out of high school for several years, and madeline was a senior in high school, and he was working on construction, in the renovation of an oil plant. >> host: what was their life like in kansas? >> guest: the life before the there'd? >> host: after the married. >> guest: of they married? it was sort of -- her parents didn't really like him. matter of fact the first thing that her father said was, i don't want you marrying that wop. an element of race in that. she married hem secret by've she graduated from high school. she was a very smart woman who had been on the honor roll, until she met stanley who was slick-haired and slick-talk who prom mitted to get her out of kansas and that's what she wanted. she had grown up loving betty davis and the sophistication of hollywood and here she was stuck in a small town, and stan promised to take her back to california. their lives -- to answer your question directly -- were somewhat unstable. not that their marriage was necessarily unstable, but his jobs were a

. >>> tiene 10 aÑos y cuando canta madelin impacta.ke, y de repente le cayeron miles de invitaciones. >>> vamos viajando a diferentes ciudades, y va presentandose con diferentes artistas. >>> ya abriÓ conciertos para diana reyes, los rieleros, y compartir escenario con ellos no le produce nerviosismo. >>> no, estoy emocionada de estar aquÍ, me gusta. >>> le gusta las rancheras, el pop, y por supuesto tiene su cantante favorito. me gusta como canta adriana. y tambiÉn la reina del texmex. >>> y madelin grabÓ su primer video, se titula la suplica, trata el tema de la deportamecÓ. aquÍ le damos una probadita. para que vea si tiene talento. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ solo quiero preguntarle donde estÁn mis padres ♪ por quÉ yo no sÉ ♪ ♪ unos policÍas fueron a mi hogar ♪ y les oÍ que decian que a mis papacitos van a deportar ♪ y ahora estamos con mis hermanitos y quiÉn nos va a cuidar ♪ el mÁs chico es un bebito que llora y llora extraÑa a mamÁ ♪ ♪ y dicen que aquÍ estÁ el progreso ♪ y vengo a suplicar que borren estos papeles que les llaman leyes ♪ ♪ >>>

madeline fernstrom, nice to see you.we are predisposed at a very early age to like sugar. >> we're born with a preference for a sweet taste. fruit is nature's original candy. a fruit was going to be ripe. for survival you'd go sweet taste, lots of nutrients really good for you. think about breast milk, a lot of milk sugar in that, good, baby will look that for survival. the problem now is so many added sugars and that's all in processed foods but the same center, the same taste buds we have perceive the same sweetness. we don't really discriminate, is it a source of sugar from nature or something that's going to be added. you look at this 4 pound bag of sugar. this is a 4 pound bag. 20 bags of this a year. >> it used to be a 5 pound bag. >> the next sugar fact has to do with our brains. what is it? >> sugar is actually the preferred fuel for our brains. that may sound surprising. it's not chowing down a bunch of table sugar but we eat carb hydrates, proteins and fat, the central mechanisms use glucose. >> next it has to

. >> reporter: 9-year-old madeline from mclean created a chowder recipe using low fat milk as one of the ingredients because milk is the state beverage of virginia. >> i had to crash the party because i did not want to miss out on all the fun. >> reporter: to top off this colorful event for these health conscious kids, a surprise visit from the president himself. >> we're very proud of you. we're very impressed with everything that you have done. >> reporter: more than 1,200 recipe ideas submitted whittled down to those 54. they're all in this healthy lunchtime challenge cookbook which was distributed at the kids day dinner. they're also being published in the epicurious online magazine. >> great stuff. >> well, got some rain out there. >> the rain has rolled in. that long line of thunderstorms has finally gotten here. >> they are in a brief rain delay at the nats game. they'll get it in. >> you said that was going to come. >> it will be out of here in about an hour or so. let's start with live doppler 9000ful everything is essentially kind of -- lawn lawn. everything is essentially

. >> one lady that participated was a young lady named madeline steppel.se lie on her mother here. watch her mom's lips. >> tell us what was your recipe? >> fish salad with a fruity salad. >> how did you figure that out? what inspired you? >> i know i love soup so i wanted to do a soup. and then when i went into a cookbook called celebrate virginia, i looked what the state beverage of virginia was and it was milk and the first soup that came to my head that had milk in it was chowder. >> what did you tell the first lady when you saw her? >> i saw her, i told her i was really glad to see her and i was really excited for that day. >> now, i know that you're taking japanese lessons. can you say anything in japanese to us, like good-bye? >> sayonara. >> wow, how about that. it's almost like you were watching the mom with the mute button on. >> 59 guest hosts have stepped in and now kelly has found her permanent man. former super bowl champion new york giant michael strahan gets the job. strahan is known for crushing quarterbacks. he set the league single seaso

. >> reporter: madeline and michael were picked. >> i remember that. delicious.al, really. >> reporter: this lighthearted day has a greatly serious context. >> one in three kids of this generation will die of diabetes in their lifetime if we don't change course. >> reporter: and then? >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: president obama pulled a salahi. >> usually, i get invited to the state dinners. this time, i just had to crash. >> reporter: as the lucky winners left, their stomachs were full. but they were walking on air. >> i really wanted to meet the first lady. >> it was more than awesome. >> the highlight for me was when i shook hands with the president. >> reporter: at the very least, their essays of what i did over my summer vacation will be tough to beat. this is jake tapper, at the white house. >>> a day they'll never forget. >> cool event.

so gone abroad in january for awhile and were coming home on the titanic with madeline several months pregnant. also waiting at the port was this woman, lucille one of the world's most elegant woman. in fact one of the world's most chicest woman. clay tell me didn't happen until the '20s. she was divorced with no money. she began sewing clothes out of the desperation. he married a scottish man. new york she was having trouble with the lease, so closet moe had come along, they had taken the quickest boat, the nearest boat they could book. it happened to be the tank. this is one of the fashion shows at the lou sill lady gordon's london show. she knew that women liked. why should they look like wax dummies. how about putting a stage in the salon and groomed the working class girls and gave them fancy names and made them in to stars in their own rights and put on the shows with organize strays and everything else. she called them the differences. the newspapers dubbed them lady luck with her stuck. she invetted the world's fashion show. she had a room called the rose room. it was hung wit

in waldorf there's an accident on northbound route 5, madeline beantown road prior to 301 at pinefield several cars involved and some lanes blocked. the accident inside the beltway on the b-w parkway southbound we have removed the crash prograat the 50 ramp. on 395 there was an accident northbound just past duke street. there is some slowing in that area as well. back to you. >> thank you. let's take a look at the day ahead. funeral services under way this money for the prince george's county police officer killed in a line of duty. adrian morris died when the car he was riding in flipped over during the chase on interstate 95. john gonzalez is live in mitchelville with details on how they plan to honor the fallen officer. >> good morning. in a few hours, thousands of people are expected to gather at woodstream chruch in mitchelville, maryland. hundreds of police officers from several different jurisdictions and family and friends will say their final goodbyes to 23-year- old officer adrian morris. it will be an enormous crowd. he was a native of jamaica and became a u.s. citizen and a

clinton, but also by madeline albright.three very capable secretaries of state, but we are not yet willing to maintain the notion of an actual woman president. that's one of the things our series is trying to find out. it's almost like when a woman actually says i believe i would be a good president. she's considered to be ambitious. >> america is changing in all sorts of ways with gay marriage and all of these issues really gathering great momentum. d you feel like the concept may change very quickly? >> well, i suppose it could. but you sound more optimistic than i feel. hillary clinton is a great example of someone i could see being reelected. >> the fact is we are almost 50% of the population. so although it's changing, it's a kbraet shame because i actually think women are very effective leaders. we have a different approach to leading and participating. and i think it's the kind of influence to have riekt now. >> your father was an extraordinary character. he was nelson rocefeller's campaign. do you remember that? >>

. >> madeline, congratulations, you and your mommy what was the recipe that won it. >> salad with a chickenad. >> wow, what inspired you? >> i know i love soup, i wanted to do soup then i ran into a cookbook called "celebrate virginia." i looked what the state beverage of virginia was, it was milk, the first soup that came to my head that had milk in it was chowder. >> nice. >> jimmy: i don't know if her arm is up, she's working her daughter like a ventriloquist, but, oh, there's more where that came from. >> what did you tell the first lady when you saw her? >> i saw her, i told her i was really glad to see her. and i was really excited for that day. >> okay. madeleine, i know that you're taking japanese lessons can you say anything in japanese to us like good-bye? >> sayonara. >> sayonara. >> jimmy: sayonara. you can say that in japanese. moms get excited. football fans though there's a referee strike in the nfl right now. they're demanding more money and silly shirts. because the regular refs are refusing work, the nfl had to use replacement refs for preseason games. last night, the patr

joining us from washington madeline and her mom debra.>> thank you. >> congratulations. you and your mom. tell us what was your recipe that won you the trip. >> fish chowder with a salad. >> how did you figure that out? what inspired you? >> i know i love soup, so i wanted to do a soup. when i went into a cook book called celebrate virginia, i looked what the state beverage of virginia was and it was milk and the first soup that came to my head that had milk in it was chowder. >> nice. really nice. mom, do you like it? >> it's fantastic. we really enjoyed eating it in our own family and for guests we served it to as well. >> tell me what was it like to be at the white house. were you able to meet the first lady and the president? >> yes. >> what was it like? >> it was cool. >> did she say she liked your recipe? >> yeah. >> did you get a chance to meet other young chefs? >> yes, 53 others. >> did anybody else have any kind of chowder recipe or you're the only one? >> i was the only chowder but there were a couple other soups. >> what was t

. >>> madeline que nos manda desde puerto plata, repÚblica dominicana y tambiÉn desde virginia tenemossÓ algo. >>> ¿quÉ te pasÓ?. >>> me da pena, pero tenÍa mariposas en un vestuario. >>> ¿se salieron?. >>> pero sÍ. >>> que interesante que la mayorÍa de ustedes siento estrÉs por los nuevos amigos. samuel ¿quÉ te causa estres?. >>> siento mariposas en el estÓmago, mis amigos que tengan diferentes amigos y profesoras y maestros. >>> cuando llego del colegio tengo que hacer la tarea. >>> este es un tipo de estrÉs, hay niÑos que le tienen miedo >>> veo muchas pelÍculas de terror con mis amigos. >>> entonces usted sabe, ves la imagen tl pelÍcula, cuando estas en un lugar oscuro empiezas a ver al fantasma. >>> cuando se acuesta en la cama y se duerme. >>> tÚ que estas callada allÁ ¿te da estrÉs la oscuridad?. >>> dejo la puerta abierta, hay un saco cal gaolgado y piensas s una persona. >>> origjennifer. >>> cuando veo pelÍcula de terror en las pijamadas, cuando veo la oscuridad y veo la imagen. >>> ¿hay algo mÁs que le cause estrÉs?. >>> a veces cuando por ejemplo en la escuela ponen un exam

the top pro-obama super pac and mary madeline. you cannot defend harry reid on this, you can? harry reid doubled down on this. he went on the floor of the senate and said well, it's out there that he hasn't paid for ten years. it's only out there because he tuesday two days ago without the evidence. >> there is ton tons of evidence. the one release that he prettied up. >> evidence he has not paid taxes? >> evidence of tax avoidance. >> that's not what harry reid said. >> they are pointing out this guy has an incredible history of tax avoidance. the shell corporation in bermuda, cayman island and switzerland bank accounts and in bermuda. whatever that is. freshman philosophy. when you are confronted with something, you have good information and you choose the simplest most obvious choice. what do you think it is? is he secretly owning the bunny ranch brothel? i don't. he is a man of extraordinary morale. he has impeccable moral character. i don't think he is like secretly owning liquor stores that sell to children or anything, but i think he is a billionaire who doesn't pay tax

. >> she's here with her daughter madeline, sister karen and her mother martha. >> the gang's here. >e new and regenerated joan jellison! >> oh, my god! wow. >> take them off, baby. >> oh, my god! >> she is a blonde! >> you look awesome. turn around and look at yourself. >> ah! >> she looks hot. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> the shrshoes and everything! >> you look sensational. >> look right at camera 12. you look awesome. look at the difference. >> forget about plain jane. she left the building. right on trend to the lighter, brighter hair, more monochromatic. natural looking, but believable. her haircut gave her fullness and body. if you notice, both ladies have this new icy lip color, perfect for summer. >> i like that. >> i love it. >> look at everyone crying. >> what do you think? come on, come on. >> terrific. >> i thought she was beautiful before, but you do look like a different person. >> she looks like a movie star. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. i love it. >> tell us about the hot little dress. >> i'm crazy about this dress. it's from maggie london. she put it on and

. >> reporter: 9-year-old madeline created a fish chowder recipe using low fat milk as one of the ingredientsad to crash the party because i did not want to miss out on all the fun. >> reporter: to top off the event, a surprise visit from the president himself. >> we're very proud of you. we're very impressed with everything that you have done. >> more than 1,200 recipe ideas were submitted whittled down to just 54. they're all in this healthy lunchtime challenge cookbook which was distributed at the kids day dinner. this is also online for free at the epicurious online magazine. all the recipes are there. >>> on the road again is the word from willie nelson. he is feeling better and plans to perform his next concert tomorrow in dallas, texas. the 79-year-old musician canceled one private concert last saturday, seems he was having trouble breathing, had to go to the hospital. >>> a sleepy suburb of indianapolis is topping the list of cnn's best places to live. the network chose carmel, indiana, based on the number of job opportunities, low crime, quality healthcare, good schools. mckinney, te

former secretary of state madeline albright said this at a barack obama rally in colorado last week.ruman foundation, and i was in missouri, speaking on behalf of president truman and the foundation, and so i kind of presumed it was a democratic audience. gets up and says, how long are you people going to blame the previous administration? and i said forever. >> greta: chief political correspondent byron york joins us. was she serious or trying to be funny? >> you know, there are some jokes that are true. i think this is one joke that is true. and clearly, you know, every speech the president gives, every speech representatives of the president gives, they always talk about the mess that they were left by the bush administration. i checked my email box not too long ago. it's emails from the white house with transcripts of the president's and first lady's statements, statements from the dnc, other democratic groups. jay carney said talked about the sea of red ink that this president inherited. michelle obama last week, he inherited an economy losing 750,000 jobs a month. dnc on the sa

. >> she's here with her daughter madeline, sister karen and her mother martha. >> the gang's here. >> they're beautiful. a last look at joan before and now let's bring out the new and regenerated joan jellison! >> oh, my god! wow. >> take them off, baby. >> oh, my god! >> she is a blonde! >> you look awesome. turn around and look at yourself. >> ah! >> she looks hot. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> the shrshoes and everything! >> you look sensational. >> look right at camera 12. you look awesome. look at the difference. >> forget about plain jane. she left the building. right on trend to the lighter, brighter hair, more monochromatic. natural looking, but believable. her haircut gave her fullness and body. if you notice, both ladies have this new icy lip color, perfect for summer. >> i like that. >> i love it. >> look at everyone crying. >> what do you think? come on, come on. >> terrific. >> i thought she was beautiful before, but you do look like a different person. >> she looks like a movie star. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. i love it. >> tell us about the hot little dress.

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. >> i pattern my character after a combination of geraldine ferraro, madeline albright and john sonunu. >> sometimes you're the louisville slugger, baby, sometimes you're the ball. >> took one for the team. i went to see the brazilian women against the german women in beach volleyball. >> poor you. >>> the biggest gaffe that romney made, is when he left england without watching his wife's horse in the dressage. >> dressage, which i have declared the sport of the summer for those who use summer as a verb. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." about three months before election day a new poll has good news for president obama. cbs news is working with quinnipiac university and "the new york times" to measure voter preference in the swing states. our first poll is out this morning. >> it shows the president leading mitt romney in pennsylvania by 11 points right now. in florida, mr. obama holds a six-point advantage and leads by that same margin in ohio. jim axelrod is in the buckeye state this morning in the capital of columbus and he joins us now. good morning to yo

y mi otra niÑa, madelin, cuÉntame, los consejos son buenos, quÉ mÁs se puede aportar?a mujer linda, pÓmulos altos, mirada achinadita, por eso lo que hicimos fue hacer rayos, para obtener un rubio mÁs intenso, eso se hace a propÓsito para no tener lichar el cabello. >>> y asÍ se conserva mÁs. y una cosa importante es que pueden controlar el rubio, mientras le das luz a la cara, la haces lucir joven, una cirugÍa sin bisturi. y cuÁntos aÑos menos te sientes ahora? >>> me siento como 15 aÑos menos. >>> mÍnimo. y se ve, seÑora. no solamente se ve. >>> asÍ llegaste. >>> una mujer bonita. y te da luz, juventud, frescura, y tambiÉn el corte a la barbilla, le suaviza los rasgos, una mujer que va a parar el trÁfico aquÍ en puerto rico, donde sea. >>> a tu esposo, donde quieres que te lleve? >>> a una segunda luna de miel. >>> eso! >>> que sea gozosa y seguimos... >>> disfrutalo con tus nietos, la familia, y lo mÁs importante es la actitud. >>> gracias, y quiero agradecer a este programa, a sammy que siempre lo admire por ese gran trabajo. las abuelas que no tenemos tiempo. >>> h

. >> she is here with her daughter madeline, sister karen and her mother martha.lf. >> ah! >> she looks hot. >> i love it. i love it. >> you look sensational. >> look right at camera 12. you look awesome. look at the difference. >> forget about plain jane. she left the building. right on trend to the lighter, brighter hair, a monochromatic. natural looking, but believable. her hair cut gave her fullness and body. both ladies have this new icy lip color. perfect. >> i like that. >> i love it. >> look at everyone crying. >> what do you think? >> she looks terrific. >> she was beautiful before. >> you do look like a different person. >> she looks like a movie star. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. i love it. >> and the hot little dress. >> i'm crazy about this dress. it's from maggie london. she put it on and said my daughter is going to love this. >> let's bring julie out. big round of applause. >> everybody is awesome. >> thank you for coming. >> we have a star-studded lineup. we just don't know exactly. >> i'm sure they'll be here. have a great day. god bless.