said the tea was endorsed by oprah and rachael ray.a free test. >> and then came more supplements. and more. >> i just got this two days ago. >> reporter: another bottle resulted in a credit card charge of $74. total cost so far? >> 2, $300 later, i'm in debt and sending all these things back. >> reporter: it turns out oprah and rachael ray do not endorse any band of tea. they simply had segments on shows about green tea. now oprah and her frequent guest dr. oz are suing 30 companies to sell their names, acai, colon cleanser, antiwrinkle creams, and teeth whiteners. of cour, this may not stop all the phony endorsements. if you see a product claiming that oprah endorses it, do some research on the product. if you find a lot of complaints, it's probably a case of don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is chief meteorologist norm lewis and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> and i've got a nine-month forecast for you. just rip off the top of your dining room table,

and rachael maddow, host of msnbc's "the rachael maddow show." plus, additional per specificives from around the country. bruce johnson, executive vice president of the chamber of commerce, and democratic governor bill ritter of colorado. >>> but first, making health care reform for the entire hour. welcome to our panel here. you know, the president wrote on the op-ed page is that this is a great debate for america right now. we want a civil and informative debate which is what i think we'll have this morning. i want to talk in a few minutes about three major areas of the health care debate. i want to talk about the anger, otion, fear that's out there. let me begin with you -- all of the town halls have to alter or derail the chance of reform this year? >> it's a good thing. it's drawn greater focus on the issue. president obama out there in places all over the country talking and setting the record straight. these are emotional issues. this is the noise of democracy. you ask 300 people what they should do about health care, you get a lot of good

un-american, rachael? >> i think any time you're trying to stop discussion, i think that's un-american. i take issue with the idea that the government has done anything to earn the violence threats we've seen. >> it's indicative of the loss of confidence. people are afraid and they do things they normally wouldn't do. we have undermined by our actions, whether it be ear marking and corruption and disconnection between integrity and character and what we do and what the people expect. and these are just symptoms of a lack of confidence for what we do. >> whether or not the government has acted in a way that you feel is defensible, i don't think that the government has done anything to earn, in your words, the threat of the blood of tie rarnts. that's what the man did with the gun strapped to his leg in new hampshire. i also don't think there is an equivalent between what move-on.org has done and the comparisons to the president and hitler we've seen so often in this debate. some of the major organizations a

good morning. >> good morning. >> so rachael, that is not a pu pet. >> this is not a p puppet. children are getting ready to see a puppet show about pause potiopossums. what we like to show them is live critters that they see in the show. >> that's nice, they get aest the taste of both worlds. we have been seeing bits and pieces of the puppet show in the last couple of showers. what is great is that it's interactive. the kids are getting involved with this. >> yes, they are having a lot of fun. >> can we see a sneak peek of the next puppet show. >> all right, puppets, let's go. >> boy, oh, boy, am i hungry. i wish my mom hadn't asked me to leave, but she said i am old enough to take care of myself. here i am, and boy, am a hungry. meow! >> ooh, there's a bug. >> i'll just sneak over here and grab him and eat him for lunch. i didn't know finding my own lunch would be so easy. hey, you come back here, you bug. >> i know you would like to me. >> you will have to go to the puppet show to see how it ends. the nature of puppet theater is at irvine nature center on sunday from 8:00 a.

. >> before martha stew war and before rachael ray.emeril, there was the french chef. >> welcome to the french chef. i'm julia child. >> the first chef of the kitchen in age of tv dinners, julia child wasn't selling short cuts. >> today we are going to do fish soup. >> no, the 6'2" woman was a distinctive voice, had a different mission to bring authentic french cooking to the housewife. >> this is how you make the sauce. >> with her signature mix of humor. and willingness to let things go wrong. >> oh. that was a mistake. >> she gave american cooks -- >> i'm all ready to make fish. >> the confidence to tackle the most daunting dishes. >> see how to turn this denizen of the deep into a dish. >> now it's inspired a movie "julie and julia". >> pastry, so much butter. almost stops your heart to look at it. >> the iconic child played by the iconic streep. who else but meryl streep could be counted on to deliver on julia's es sen tristy. >> you should have seen the way the men looked at me. as if i was a housewife looking for a way to kill t

rachael ent whistle, beautiful loving daughter, sister, wife, teacher, mother, marrying ent whistle, clean cut computer programmer that pointed a gun at her and baby and shooting them both to death. megan, a bride to be could not wait to marry the love of her life she met at school. and while she planned it. markoff, accused of murdering a escort, and after that she called him a beautiful person that can not hurt a fly. the thread that connects the women are the men they were attracted to. those men are considered sociopaths. people that know the difference between right and wrong, but feel no empathy. >> why don't the women see that? they get married. they have children with these men. what aren't they seeing? >> you know, these are extremely skillful people. and i am talking about the men. that are manipulative, and can play a role on the big stage of life. >> so how could these women be with men accused of committing horrible acts and have no clue? experts say we should not judge the women. >> people want to blame the women because they are so frightened themselves that they could

we could be rachael ray. we could be burt bacharach, u know. >> jimmy: "yeah, we could be anyone.race. it doesn't matter, you know." >> jimmy: "it doesn't matter." >> "it's 'war and peace,' you know." >> jimmy: "yh, we could be anyone. we could be curious george." [ laughter ] >> "we could be captain kangaroo, you know." >> jimmy: "we could be cap'n crunch." >> jimmy: you love ringo? >> "it doesn't matter. charlie chaplin." >> jimmy: "we don't get soggy in milk, in what we're saying." >> "n exactly." butt's an idea -- >> jimmy:, oh, you do ringo, as well? >> i love ringo. to do ringo, it's kind of like -- [ impersonating ringo starr ] "hello, peace and love, hello?" [ laughter ] "hlo?" >> jimmy: he always comes out like this. ello." >> "hello." i can do him drumming, too. like, he's always, like, really, really happy when he drums. he's like -- [ laughter ] thank you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that wast bad, right, questlove? >> jimmy: youe going to play -- you're going to py a ittle. >> yeah, speaking of the beatles -- >> jimmy: oh, man. this is a treat. >> this summer

. >> that report will be released on monday, and the rachael maddow show air nightly at 9:00 p.m. on msnbc. >> immigrants would not be covered. that idea has never even been on the table. some are also saying coverage for abortion os would be mandated under reform. and as every credible person who looked into it has said, the there are no so-called death panels, an oh forcepsive notion to me and to the american people. e-mail joined by mike vicara. is there something happening there. >> we have lawmakers on both sides of the argument. what are they saying? they have to do with rumors and myths, right? >> it's not a good sign for the president. all this time he had a yid wroe address just two weeks ago where he knock dound what he called misleading information. they're driving the white house to distraction and they haven't gotten any better. it's unclear what the next arrow in their quiver is going to be. there's a lot of talk, of course, over the past week over abandoning that so-called public option. the senate certainly isn't in favor of it. at least there aren't enough votes i

and just to make fun of something, rachael, doesn't mean you also don't take it seriously. i think in some ways the stuff that's going on underneath the surface of the birther phenomenon is deadly serious. and we should be talking about it. that doesn't mean they're not ridiculous and the claims are not ridiculous. it just means that when we talk about it, not only should we mock it and mock it with all the full throated glory we can. you have to do one or the other. i'm a believer in mocking and debunking at the same time. >> i am as well. what do you think is the sort of the darker reality and the darker implications of this? what do you think is the more serious stuff that lurks? >> well, it goes back into a very dark and very ugly sort of strain in american history which is the attempt to sort of deperson black people and to treat them as something as less than full people and full humans. i think that you were probably very familiar with the fact that this is not the first time that people have raised questions about a presidential candidate or a president's, you know,

. >>> we are back to continue our discussion on health care take armey, rachael maddow, tom daschle and tom coburn. as i mentioned, i want to get to the three most contentious issues in the debate. we're going to get to it all. we're going to try. there's a lot more to discuss even than just this. the first has to do with funding. how will the performance be expensive, $50 million without insurance. a price tag of $1 trillion to be able to do that. the chairman of the house ways and means committee. congressman, welcome. i want to take you to montana. this is a town hall debate that the president had. listen to randy rathy, what he had to say. >> max baucus, our senator, has been locked up in a dark room there for months now trying to come up with some money to pay for these programs and we keep getting the bull. that's all we get is bull. you can't tell us how you're going to pay for this. you're saving here, you're saving over there. going to take a little money there, take a little money there. you have no money. the only way to get that money is to raise our taxes. you said you woul

when rachael joins us at the top of the hour, after she connected the dots between former house majorityr dick armey and the fake spontaneous town hall protests mr. armey had to resign from his law firm. guess who is on the "meet the press" panel with dick armey on sunday? rachel is. ha, ha, ha. guys... the blue goes on the left. (announcer) getting ready for the big game? ohhhh... bring it. bounty extra soft-- the bounty with a little extra softness! it's super absorbent. and it works extra hard for your money. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty extra soft out-scrubs two sheets of the bargain brand game on. bounty extra soft. look for new prints. >>> not legally a plumber. can't get a book contract. can't find anybody who wants to run for congress. gets laughed at a lot. joe the plumber is becoming joe the standup. worse? people are not listening. lou dobbs thinks everybody is mad at him for calling howard dean a leftist not for saying howard dean needed a stake through his heart. michelle bachman is praised for having raised her volunteering son well so naturally she lashes out at t

if you want to meet rachael and check out the 4h clubs and shows today, we're at the cow palace. back to you to, on tv hill. >> thank you, gigi. >> you can soon have breakfast with someone at the maryland zoo in baltimore. >> animals of a different volume. >> we'll be right back. >> talking about dead mice. >>> welcome back. 6 and a half to 8:00. >> this hawk has been scouring this floor, i mean, looking. >> when he's not looking at us, he's looking at the floor. >> this is a bird of prey. when opportunity strikes, they go. rick wilson from baltimore. >> you got me intrigued about eating with the animals. >> this is a 5-year-old hawk. she's native from the american southwest, mexico, central america and even into south america. you can see above her eyes she has a boney ridge to help shade their eyes from the sun. during the summer months, they primarily eat small mammals, birds and reptiles. during the winter months, family members of three to five birds will actually perform cooperative hunting, basically with rabbits where they will actually flush out, hunt and share the prey.

the difference with me is that if eric holder is thought by a police officer and a see that as rachael -- racial profiling, that does not say that that will happen to me. that is an individual act. i have not been profiled. i have not experienced this discrimination. just because the color of my skin i cannot say that is my experience. everyone assumes that is their story to. that is where i draw the line. that is not my story. it happens, but it does not mean it will happen to you. guest: i agree with 90% of what he said. armstrong was very fortunate that has not been -- that he has not been racially profile. stories. the bottom line is that when it does happen to individuals over and over again from state to state, border to border, then the question becomes, what do you do about it? that is why i want to get to the point of truth and reconciliation. i do not think the assumption is that it happens to every african american. as a matter of fact, i know from people calling in to my talk show, but i say very briefly that we thank god that we live in a country where 50 years ago you cou

look out for ben affleck, helen miran and rachael. >>> and take up disney's film simply title "earth. the first installment of the disney nature series, we have the rare chance to watch three animal families travel the planet. with footage of exotic locations, the whole family can enjoy this one. one of the hottest men of television want to visit your living room. >> stuck it. >> what do you mean? >> gorgeous, 40, and angry. >> she is irish. >> you can pick up season 5, volume one of rescue me on d >>> we find the desperate housewives doing what they do best, creating drama. >> okay, you're not going to believe this, but she is back. >> you can keep up with these feisty ladies of wisteria lane, when series 5 comes out tomorrow. >>> the director of office space heads back to work and you can see it all this labor day weekend. we will talk about his new movie extra on friday. i'm candace dold and that is the low down. >>> thank you, candace. >>> coming up in the 7:00 hour, celebrate summer. the mayor of ocean city tells us what is great about going >>> next on fox 45 morning news, a man

the difference with me is that if eric holder is thought by a police officer and a see that as rachael -- racial profiling, that does not say that that will happen to me. that is an individual act. i have not been profiled. i have not experienced this discrimination. just because the color of my skin i cannot say that is my experience. everyone assumes that is their story to. that is where i draw the line. that is not my story. it happens, but it does not mean it will happen to you. guest: i agree with 90% of what he said. armstrong was very fortunate that has not been -- that he has not been racially profile. stories. the bottom line is that when it does happen to individuals over and over again from state to state, border to border, then the question becomes, what do you do about it? that is why i want to get to the point of truth and reconciliation. i do not think the assumption is that it happens to every african american. as a matter of fact, i know from people calling in to my talk show, but i say very briefly that we thank god that we live in a country where 50 years ago you cou