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, andy williams, jack jones, patty paige, laney kazan, and they put the heart into it. the way they had it set up was prior to the show, the maitre de would tell the entertainer who was in the audience because any given night, the celebrities weren't only on stage, it was always in the audience. kind of like vegas in the old days. after people did their shows they would go to the persian room and catch another show. so the maitre di told carol, you know, all the people that were in the audience and had to be recognized. and he was a hungarian gentleman, and he said "oh, we're so lucky. we have someone here, but you can't mention him. he can't be mentioned. he can't be mentioned. mr. cary grant. so carol did her opening bit and then she got to the part and she said, "oh, ethel merman's here and this one's here, and that one's here. and she said she couldn't help herself. finally she said to the audience, she said we all know there's an elephant in the room and i'm not supposed to mention him, but i have to mention him. mr. cary grant, thank you so much for coming. and sh

i don't want you to be physician patti ann.are feeling irregular heartbeat or rapid heartbeat there may be an arrhythmia for your heart. if you are feeling palpitations it may be. your heart is going fast you are feeling something in your chest or you are short of breath it could be stress but it could be a reason you are having stress. get it checked out. >> heart problems depression all of this leads to heart problems. >> a lot of young people could be obese could have giets. the number one cause of death is heart. number two is car accidents. if you are not feeling well get checked. >> omega 3 fatty acids these are different for all kinds of circumstances. >> having two portions a week. i put a lot of people over the age of 50 on as trin because of heart risk and stroke risk but i worry about bleeding and ulcers. don't just do it yourself. i am over 50 i am going to start an aspirin. get checked. >> dr. seigel thank you as always. fox medical a team. 5 until the top of the hour hockey fans get quite the surprise at this game

good morning patti ann. the pictures and video are insane. watch the massive tornado hit through the heart of hattiesburg, mississippi. >> check this out. it is happening right outside my hotel. look at that. >> the devastating twister injuring dozens and injuring 4200 people without power. >> as the tornado traveled down the city's main street it mangled homes and businesses across the campus of university of southern mississippi. >> i saw it as it was crossing interstate 59. it was coming pretty fast. my heart was racing. i have lived here my whole life. this is surreal. hard to take it in right now. >> the powerful winds flipped cars and tossed a trampoline on top of a damaged red cross relief truck. the red cross center was complete dlis troyed. phil bryant plans to check out all of the damage. >>> thank you so much. i was watching last night. >> all clear now? >> we are still looking at more isolated severe weather across places of alabama and also expecting to see isolated severe weather possible through areas of southern georgia heavy

patti ann? >> peter doocy, live in washington thank you. >> sticking with this topic let's take a look at who is talking this morning. this morning it is rudy giuliani blasting president obama and democrats for quote frauding the american people. >> if you can't cut somewhere between 1.2 and 2.2 percent from any federal program you should be fired for not being able to figure out how to run an efficient program. we get caught in this, too. we are not cutting, we are cutting additional spending. so this would be like saying i have a job for 100,000 dollars. i take that home to my family. my boss tells me i have got 110,000 dollar raise this year. all of a sudden he comes to me and says no it won't be 110,000 it will be 107,000 dollar raise. 107,000 dollar raise. you mean based on that i have to put my kid out of school i can have no food i have to get rid of my car? that's a great analogy but it's totally absurd. where the americ-- why the amere can't see through this this is fraud what they are

peterson, that patty will be very safe and happy here. i personally approve every tenant, so you and your wife have nothing to worry about. - actually, i'm a widower. i do all the worrying myself. - oh, i'm so sorry. -that's okay. -well, then you can be sure i'll keep a motherly eye on patty. and i want you to feel free to call me anytime. of course the same goes for your dad. we're certainly very interested, but we do have to look at a few other places first. - would it be okay if we came back saturday morning ? - oh, that would be fine. but i can't guarantee the apartment would still be available. - we understand. - knock, knock. oh, katherine blake, come on in here. i was just bragging about my tenants and here' the best one of all. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. oh, don't be silly. come on in and meet your soon-to-be new neighbor patty peterson. hi. and her father. don. hello. katherine is just the dearest person in the whole world. i just know you're going to love her. well, it's a pleasure to meet you. we should be on our wa

. >>> se desahogó en su nuevo disco la cantante mexicana patty cantú y hasta le envió un mensaje a suazÓn bipolar es el título del nuevo disco de patty cantú que llega repleto de evidencias de amor y desamor. >>> el corazón y las ansias para encontrar algo duradero, muchas veces nos engañan que pienso esto, quiero esto, pero siento aquello, y ahí es donde uno un poquito se vuelve loco, y esa locura de amor, real, que ha sido parte de mi vida, la acepto. >>> la cantautora tapatía encontró al fórmula para llegar al gusto del público desde el primer disco al enviar mensajes directos al hombre que amaba. >>>e sa situación me ellevó a hablarle a ese él del momento, que era regresa, te extraño, te odio. >>> de hecho el disco me sirvió para desahogarme y también la gente cantaba con la misma intensidad, con las mismas lágrimas con las que lo había escrito, te juro que me caían las lágrimas en el papel, porque no la hice en la computadora, entonces dije, esto es lo que tiene que hacer, entonces, en corazón bipolar me doy cuenta que lo que vale la pena ser honesto. >>> gracias a esa filosofái

. >> i am patti ann browne. today is wednesday february 27th. moments ago the pope made his appearance. we are looking live at square. they bid him farewell before he officially resigns tomorrow. 50,000 people estimated to be in that square right now. they are watching the pope by giant television screen all along the main boulevard. >> 250,000 people there. as of 8:00 p.m. tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern time pope benedict xvi will officially step down. he shocked the world with the announcement earlier this month. the first pope in fact in 600 years to resign. he no longer has the mental or physical strength to leave the catholic church. his final blessing sunday he reacured faithful followers he is not abandoning the church and he will spend his final years in prayer. for more coverage of the pope's final public pier rance we go life to rome where amy kellogg is standing by in saint peters square. she joini us on the phone. >> i am where you are watching the pictures, we are waiting for the pope to begin the address which may be about to happen. i

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heather and patti ann i have good news and bad news. we could be seeing another nor' easter as we head into through thursday. another one to track coming this weekend. >> thank you very much maria. >> stories you can bank on this morning you ma be looking to buy a used car in this economy. there's a new warning about millions of cars that you need to know about before you sign on that dotted line. joining us from the fox business network is lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. >> the car you are buying may not be in the condition you think it is. >> there might be a recall on it then they are look to go resell it without fixing the recall. car fax says 2 million vehicles were up for sale on-line last year. the numbers are hire than that since car fax had the web posting. >> it could be great news if you need to negotiate down the price tag. you have to check in your car has a sift recall. also states like california are looking for requiring sellers to repair notecations to selling them. >> i am you can purchase off of twitter wi

so much of that resonate my story. >> patty, it is great to have you here. i think the candosh of your story touches people . we highway patrol that the poom -- hope that the film will race money for the centers. >> he who lasts last laughs the loudest. we'll have a humorous spin on the news, coming up next. it is it approximate good to lighten up. ladies and gentlemen, the last laugh. >> all right. we have a panel of comedians. jim, and ryan and heather who is author of the book my inappropriate life. great to have you guys here today. we'll take items that are in the news this week and let you respond to them. grammies are this weekend. cbs sent out a memo h p is this is it a memo. they are put out there. >> please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adquately covered and thong-type costumes are problematic and obscenity is unscepable for cast . >> i am glad they're doing it it is it about time to focus on the grammies and that is it a point we hear. going up the club and focus going up in the club . not anywhere else. >> ryan, it is it over the t

so much of that resonate my story. >> patty, it is great to have you here. i think the candosh of your story touches people . we highway patrol that the poom -- hope that the film will race money for the centers. >> he who lasts last laughs the loudest. we'll have a humorous spin on the news, coming up next. hi. hi. i'm here to pick up some cacti. it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology and more time driving your business potential. looks like we're going to need to order more agaves... ah! oh! ow! ... and more bandages. that's powerful. sharble data plus unlimited talk and text. now save $50 on a droid razr maxx hd by motorola. it is it approximate good to lighten up. ladies and gentlemen, the last laugh. >> all right. we have a panel of comedians. jim, and ryan and heather who is author of the book my inappropriate life. great to have you

heather, patti ann? >> thank you, ainsley.or the latest on where this storm is headed next let's go to maria molina. >> dangerous storm system. it has snow, blizzard conditions occurring across portions of the central plains and a warm sector with possible tornadoes. i want to start with the snow. snow is coming down across sections of oklahoma, kansas, missouri, iowa. we are talking about a foot of snow reported on the ground in some of these places and still expecting the snow to continue to pile up. you will be seeing some of the snowfall as we head into later on today. we could be looking at 6 inches possibly more not just chicago but areas across the midwest. we have winter storm warnings in effect. blizzard warnings across north central sections of oklahoma. it will continue to prolong the blizzard conditions. you will be looking at significant snowfall starting as early as tomorrow. snow across chicago later today rain in new york city as we head into tonight. i want to continue with severe weather. we had a tornado war

gad morning, diane. >> good morning patti ann. a new study says more than 4 in 10 americans are living paycheck to paycheck. one in ten can't even do that. the survey conducted by allstate insurance company not only shows the challenges americans are facing in a weak economy but many make unwise financial decisions even when they know better. according to the survey 59 percent of americans say they generally know how to manage their money. 47 percent say they are saving less than they should be. as for how they feel about their financial situation, half of the 1,000 respond ants describe theirs as excellent or good while half said it was fair or poor. 41 percent live from one paycheck to the next while 8 percent say they don't earn enough to afford every day essentia essentials. 80 -- 80 percent say they are better than friends and others say they are better off than their family. >> a school district bans kids from wearing jeans and t-shirts. wait until you hear why. do you toss and turn and stay up all night because of the chang

traf yits's friend from salt lake city and jody's friend patty joins me on the phone. i'm going to start with you. you knew both jody and you were a friend of travis. what did you think of her? >> well... we never really liked jody. we were nice to her because just -- . >> why? >> jody just had a suspicious vibe about her from day one. today looking back it's easy to describe it as no soul but there is something she didn't click with our gru. we never knew about her. she didn't talk about her background. you know travis normally dated girls easy to communicate with and talk with and got along with the rest of us easily. >> looking back now, do you think that he had feelings for her? or was this just a sexual relationship? >> well, i know that travis confided in close friends that they had had some let's call morality challenges and that he was working through those trying to get through those but kept slipping up, going back to her. >> he had a morality challenge? what does this mean? >> that means is that according to the beliefs of our church there is morality rules

. >>> y patty cantÚ hablÓ con inÉs moreno. >>> corazÓn bipolar es el disco de patty cantÚ. >>> el corazÓnepciÓn amorosa la llevÓ a mandarle mensajes directos al hombre que amaba. >>> ese drama que sentÍa me dio la necesidad de hablarle a ese Él de ese momento, era te extraÑo, te odio, estoy frustrada. el disco me sirviÓ para desahogarme, y venÍa que la gente cantaba con la misma intensidad. porque te juro que me caÍan las lÁgrimas, y dije esto es mensaje, y cuando llego a corazÓn bipolar llego con la claridad de decir, lo que vale la pena hacer es esto. >>> gracias a esto es una de las cantantes de pop mÁs importantes, pero su camino al Éxito no fue nada fÁcil. >>> una vez tuve que decir le miento a mis padres, le digo que todo estÁ bien, porque creo en esto, porque tiene que salir, porque tengo que hacer esto. con ese corazÓn patty sabe hasta donde quiere llegar. >>> quiero ser exitosa, quiero internacionalizarme, me encantarÍa ganar un grammy, y poder componer una canciÓn con alejandro sanz, y ser el estandarte de una mujer imperfectamente feliz. >>> y dijo que seguirÁ cantando de acuer

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. it is february 22nd. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> the midwest blanketed by a foot and a half of snow leading to at least two deaths so far. states of emergency have been declared in missouri and kansas. >> a mix of snow and freezing rain has delayed or canceled hundreds of flights left a lot of drivers struggling to stay on the roads as well. >> check this out lightening lit up the night sky in missouri as the storm was winding down. >> incredible snow totals, ladies. we are calling it snow omg. maybe i am the only one laughing. a little levitt. it is a serious storm because we have had unfortunately some deaths. we are talking in some cases record snowfall in wichita, kansas. nashville kansas 18 inches, natoma kansas, 17 inches. you get the picture. over a foot of snow and really incredible. they haven't seen a snow like this in years. where is it now? the low pressure center is across the upper midwest and the great lakes. we are talking about a mixture over the ohio river valley tow

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if you are patty simpson, this lovely mini ipad belongs to you. socon grat laitionz. >> congratulations patty. >> thanks for liking us. >> we appreciate it. your reward is in the mail, as they say. >> still ahead, dramatic video of a tornado ripping across mississippi. >>> and sounds like we otto prepare for a wet monday morning commute. top will be back with >>> a 71-year-old woman is killed and tonight police are offering a $25,000 reward for some information that leads them to an arrest. this all happened in the 1200 block of chapel oaks drive yesterday afternoon. surae chinn was there as detectives canvassed the area. >> reporter: longtime friend joseph cromwell would help his elderly neighbor get around. >> she was a very nice woman. i used to cut her grass, take her to the store, take her to go get her medicine, you know, then when i just heard this, it really blew me. >> reporter: detectives are talking with neighbors of 71- year-old geraldine joyce mcintyre. >> right now we're passing out flyers. it's a cash reward flier for anyone who has

lovera she's assistant director for food and water watch welcome there patty so monsanto says that this man the gentleman we showed a photo among hundreds of others infringed on their patents by using this genetically modified see that their company created does the company have a right to protect their pattinson the argument is that they pumped all this money into research and development and they now have the right to control their product what do you think well farmers all over the world and you know all over this country are watching this case because this is. of the critical issues involved there's a lot of issues with biotechnology with genetically engineered crops and this is one of the big ones is should a company have a right to patent these seeds and so the fact that it's made it to the supreme court means that there's legal issues to be explored here and lots of farmers all over this country and around the world really are hoping that the monsanto does not come out of this with the right to continue to patent things in this way which has really changed really changed how agri

patty solis doyle, michelle bernard. sorry about that. the good news is, it was new york's fault.e happy about that. so i was going to the sort of the messaging of the republicans here, and we were talking about that. i guess whyproact tivly more saying this is what we were brought here to do, we don't like the way sequester is going, but you give us no choice. why don't they go with that message than what boehner did? that's made a lot of conservatives scratch their heads. >> the answer is we have absolutely no idea. it's happening now. maybe they will watch you today and say, you know what? we've got to get our messages straight. it makes no sense. >> you saw this, in the byron york column, patty, that basically said, what are you doing? you're agreeing with the president's words? that these are drastic, this is too much, this isn't the right way to do it? >> you know, i'm with you. i don't get it. there seems to be a lot of blame going around. frankly, there is a lot of blame to go around, but we are where we are. i'm going to quote my favorite secretary of state, what differen

reporting live in san jose, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> deputies are looking for a man and woman who tried to lure a boy into their car. authorities say an 11-year-old boy was taking out the trash when a man and woman pulled up. they motioned for theboy he rufused and they drove away. it happened at 7:30 a.m. this morning. >>> only on 2, our exclusive poll looks at the issue of soda and obesity. 75% of voters see a link between regular soda drinking and being over weight. when it comes to taxing soda, it gets interesting. they would oppose a tax on sugary drinks. support for a tax jumps to 68% if voters are told the money goes to school programs. it is not how things turned out in richmond. in november voters defeated the tax. it would have made history as the first soda tax in the united states. they pitched in $2 million to help defeat it. join the conversation on our facebook page, we are asking viewers what you think about a soda tax where the money raised would go to educate children on nutrition. so far most people are against that idea. tell us what you think. >>> two citi

patti ann? >> now to stories you can bank on this morning. if you thought plane fares couldn't get any higher you were wrong. lauren simonetti is here with the fox business network to explain. >> if you were looking to fly somewhere this year the message is book the airline ticket sooner rather than later. domestic air fair expect to do rise 4.6 percent this year. international affairs by 8.3 percent that according to a survey of travel managers. the reason business travel demand is up from companies ready to take advantage of new business opportunities in a strengthening economy. industry experts say expect to see new air fare hikes every two months or so. >> great. so yahoo meanwhile does not want the employees to work from home. >> this is a trend we have seen with child care issues and high cost of transportation. no more working from home that is the message from marissa meyer. she sent a message to the remote employees they have to begin working in offices if they do not want to they can quit. to become the absolute best place to work c

. >> patty cake, patty cake, pro patties and cake. >> operation. animal mutilation. >> killing bin laden. >> my little pony, aryan youth? >> that is bestiality, at least in my family. do we have time for this one? from pistols to popularity, we love ya despite libya. that's the message to hillary clinton. reports that the former secretary of state is america's most popular politician. it obama, bynum and john gibson. let's go live to capitol hill. >> i was assuming that was an unsolicited video. we are all broken up by that. i am extremely troubled. tom, what do you make of this? are you surprised? she is a delight. she is a delightful person. >> women love her because she is a strong educated woman and she takes you back. >> how much does the favorable press help her? nobody asks tough questions. >> she has had a free pass her whole career. except when she ran against obama, of course. but she is the most popular politician in the country, but she is no longer a politician. she doesn't have to debate. she does president have to take the top policy

his legs are the result of years walking in the rice patties. a government investigator told him chemicals are in the water to blame. >> translator: the water i fill my patties with is black. my legs itch from working in the rice fields. water shouldn't be black. but i have no choice but to use that terrible water for farming. >> reporter: he worries about pollution. a new deal originating in japan is gaining public attention. the japan international cooperation agency is encouraging japanese companies to start environmental business in vietnam by extending low interest loans. a ceremony to mark the first project under the program took place in kobe, japan, last month. this man walks the company that received a loan. the firm has advanced technology for processing sewage and industrial waste water. the company has been looking to enter the vietnam market. it began inspecting polluted areas of the country four years ago. they discovered that even though many industrial complexes in vietnam have waste water processing facilities, often they don't

>> patty, that one's to you. repeat the question real quick again. sharon. >> my question is i work with my boyfriend and things are tricky because he's sensitive about certain things. can we both work together and still have a healthy relationship. >> working relationship. >> if one goes down, they both go down, they feel each other's energy all the time. it's a nightmare. it is difficult and you have to have boundaries and separate yourself at work. you can't always be 24/7 and worry about what the other person feels. i recommend you have a separate part of the office, little cave. >> working at home, do you agree with that, jeff zblr? >> i agree, you have to have separation of time or will end up killing each other 24/7 in a dark place. >> the important thing is making beer in your underwear. >> patty's show airs tuesday nights on our sister network, bravo, "millionaire." ♪ and i would do anything for love... ♪ ♪ but i won't do that ♪ or that ♪ or this definitely not this! it hurts but i kind of like it! ♪ it hurts but i kind of like it! backflips

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