from rachael ray. thank you for this, rachael.o get the book and how to get to her stuff online, but get the recipes that rachael brought us at abcnews.com/recipes. rachael. >> nice to see you. @bñbñbñbñt [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ crescent bacon-cheddar pinwheels. perfect game day recipe? just unroll the dough, add the ingredients, roll up, bake, and present. wow... these look so good. and so easy. for this recipe and more visit pillsburycrescents.com. >>> all that coverage starts tonight at 7:00 on abcnews.com. we're going to hit the network at 9:30, right after "dancing with the stars." as they said, we're going to go all night long. straight through to tomorrow morning. you guys are running, straight through the entire new york marathon on sunday. for a really good cause. >> the american cancer society. the new york chapter. they raised $1 million.

here today to honor rachael is the family whose lives she spared. >>> welcome back to "mosaic." i'm rabbi eric weiss, honored to be your host this morning. we're in the midst of a conversation about a wonderful new prayer book, a siddur put together by this congregation. what you see on your screen is a picture of what in the siddur, in the prayer book? >> these are -- this is just -- just to have photography in a siddur is an innovation in and of itself, but this, i think is a beautiful picture by our artist andre who -- do you want to say more about what these redwoods, the light coming through? >> i think it's an extraordinary image. in the traditions we think about the cedars of lebanon, but this is where we live. this is here this is california. this is for so many, an indication of how lots of us find the sacred, not just in synagogue, but in nature, and to bring nature into the prayer book puts so many pieces together. >> we've been talking about the innovation of the prayer back, in particular about the different kinds of prayers and real-life experience, but i think wha

to us, she's just rachael, but to the rest of the world she's the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachael is the family whose lives she spared. >>> for more information on the year of civil discourse please contact the jewish community relations council at www.jcrc dog www.jcrc.org or call them welcome back to mosaic. we are joined by abbey and rachel a professional mediator. rachel erin you were going to tell us a little bit about a case study. >> yeah, here is just one example of many, a recent temple where people were really angry over an israel support statement in the temple many people were going to leave s the rabbis who also are quite diverse in their opinions brought everybody together we did some really great work jcrc consulted and within just two short meetings of two hours each, these people came together and created a statement, where there was unanimous agreement, actually and this was so polarized it took them a year of threatening to leave before they were able to come together and finally really get unde

rachael reid is the afghanistan researcher for human rights watch.oot is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. he writes prolifically on afghanistan and all kinds of defense issues and has been called in to advise general petraeus, general mcchrystal, and various other key u.s. officials over the years, and near rosen is a journalist and filmmaker who has spent years in iraq and afghanistan reporting on america's wars there. welcome. so, max, is ending the wars the right way to think about this in the first place? >> i think our goal should be not so much to end the war, but our transition our troops to the afghan national security forces. and i think that's something that's eminently achievable by the 2014 deadline that nato is going to put out there. just in the past couple of years, you've seen the afghan security forces increase in size from about 150,000 to more than 250,000, and their quality has been going up because of more intensive mentoring and a closer working relationship with american troops. so that should be our goal. i

. >> it was a conservative prime minister pierre rachael ray said that most people have never had it so good. the current prime minister was assessing flood damage but them. >> and he is apologized for it. he is not a member of the government. >> and no end to the media storm, a couple of hours later, the prime minister has accepted it. >> when he appointed it, he has been to be brutally honest. >> [unintelligible] >> i think his remarks are disgraceful. many people struggling with the consequences of the recession and the spending are offended by his comments projects. it was a political error that cost him the job. >> a special meeting at the vatican has called for rapid and comprehensive plans to protect children from pedophile priests. pope benedict part in a meeting with 150 cardinals. the groups represented of these victims and expressed disappointment, saying the church stopped making symbolic gestures. >> it may seem surprising to some california, but the founder of playboy magazine has been given to literary awards. t --wo literary awards. he went to the famous playboy mansi

tonight at 9:00 eastern, don't miss rachael maddow's interview with john stewart. >>> the passengers whose dream cruise ship vacation turned into a nightmare are inching closer to land as tug boats pull the disabled ship toward port. all they can do is wait and eat the pop tarts and spam that's been flown in for them. >> reporter: the carnival splendor, under tow and heading home to southern california. >> our focus has been totally centered on the safety of the guests, safety of the crew and getting everybody home safely. >> reporter: the cruise ship lost power early monday when an engine room fire triggered an electrical shutdown. it drifted for more than a day before tug boats arrived. carnival delivered food and drink supplies to the ship's passenger and crew. passengers and officials admit conditions on the ship have been less than ideal. >> we heard some passenger that's have full service restored as far as water and bathroom services but no power. no electricity. no air flow. >> reporter: a team of five tug boats is expected to have the ship off the shores of san diego by dawn

. >> rachael writes. yes, as long as it is not taxpayer funded. eric writes. what the heck makes that art? i mean, get real. go to foxbaltimore.com aad sound off through facebook iffyou wish. send us a tweet at fox baltimore. tec your answer to 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes..3 fox 45 b for no and your response may air at 11:00 on the "late edition." >> i have got to take -- >> later on fox 45 news at 10:00. the tragic death of her baby and why she now fears a soft sentence for the person that killed him. >> also ahead. rude message, on one receipt that got two fast-food workers canned quickly. >> but next. the disappearance of natalie holloway what investigators now know he about the bone found on3 the beach in aruba. that's after thh break. [ scott ] let's spread the word! where's the only place to find southwest low fares online? southwest.com. southwest.com. how many places can you book southwest tickets online? just one. southwest.com. only at southwest.com. [ male announcer ] and now southwest.com is the only place for a nationwide sale with flights start

paul and rachael chandler here in nairobi. they are safe. they came in front of the press, waved, smiled, arm in arm and went back inside. will be back in england soon to be reunited with their families. >> 388 days being held against their will. that's an extraordinary amount of time. what kind of condition do they seem to be in? >> reporter: well, very difficult conditions at times. they were taken on to the coast of somalia. they were transported from one place to another. you know, at first when they spoke of a satellite phone or had videos sent in of them in captivity they seemed in pretty good spirits. as the days and months dragged on they lost a lot of weight. they were very upset, feeling abandoned by their government, even. but, you know, the british government has always said they cannot pay any ransom, it just mean more people would get kidnapped. at this point a ransom has been paid and i want seems like the somalia community particularly in england had a lot to do with coming up the money to help release the chandlers and get t

included rachael ray who says she connects with people through cooking. >> it is a way to work with peopleways gives back, you know? food is a great communicator and you get back from sharing with people as much as you put into it times 10. >> she put on a cooking demo during the expo. you can catch her show every day here on abc 7 at 10:00 a.m. you can learn how to make 30-minute meals. >> i need that. >> time for a quick last look at traffic and weather. lisa, what is the latest with the fog? >> it would be nice if it was a 30-minute ride but the fog will add to travel time. that is clear across the potomac river. this is the 14th street bridge. >> the fog will burn off and it will be partly cloudy. it does look like it will stay dry for the football game. maybe a sprinkle but for the most part it should hold off. then tomorrow even into wednesday morning it rains then back to sunshine and highs in the 50's to finish the workweek. near 60 today. >> that is going to do it for "good morning, washington" this morning. we will have much more news beginning at 6:26. >> "good morning america"

we have everybody from charlie trotter and art smith to the food network personalities like rachael ray and paula dean. >> this is mostly comfort food. >> i would have to say it's a lot of comfort food. geared towards the home cook. >> right. right. thank you for coming in. this is great. you've got me thinking about summer even though it's a cold day in chicago. >> it's a cold day here, you have a lot of cold days, but this is perfect for any time of the year. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> if you come out sobe. south sobefest cookbook.com. thank you so much. >> thank you so much, nice to be here. [ woman ] alright, so this tylenol 8 hour lasts 8 hours. but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve. proven better on pain. >>> all right. we'll start with the answer to our trivia question today. pong, one of therriest arcade games, was released on this day in what year; a, 1970; b, 1972; or c, 1974. the answer is b, 1972. >> oh. >> tom

. >> this is rachael with fed-ex. how are you doing. >> reporter: fed-ex encourages that attitude.his call center, you can see this woman's desk full of awards. >> i think it's just another opportunity is the way i look at it. an opportunity to turn the situation around and have a satisfied customer. >> i'm a perfectionist. at least i try to be. >> reporter: speaking of attitude, even comcast has undertaken some radical readjustments. >> we're only as good as our word. >> reporter: now a footnote. mona shaw, hammer woman, received a free trip to california to tell her story on dr. phil. >> i had to do something to get a manager. >> reporter: and the hammer? she gave it to her church which auctioned it off for $180. providing mona shaw with an exquisite feeling of customer satisfaction. >> osgood: coming up madam curie and her elephant. know what gets me out of bed early? breakfast at subway! [ male announcer ] a big day deserves a better breakfast. choose from a dee-licious lineup of our newest $5 footlong breakfast melts, like the sunrise subway melt. [ strahan ] subway. build you

rachael mcadams stars in morning glory. it's the movie that brings the ego of morning shoo hosts.dn't relate to. >> mike, you don't mind calling goodbye. >> who would you think the public would rather hear from last, someone who has won every broadcast award on the face of the planet or the former miss . >> reporter: part of her daily duties centers around bickering cohosts, played by harrison ford and diane keaton. >> goodbye. >> repooter: morning glory is rated pg13. >> how many did you say? >> goodbye. >> reporter: last year denzel washington tried to stop a desaster on the ssbway tracks. he finds himself in a similar a half man mile long train omes barreling toward a city, denzel races against the clock to ú%event the catastrophe. >> 50 miles an hour, i'm running across a train, and hanging on the side of it. i want you to know that it was really me uppthere. hanging on the side of the train. it was crazy and i'm hanging on tte side of it. i'm going, what am i doing?ú >> nstoppable a rated pg13. -p>>> ann los angeles is not the place you want to be this weekend. in skyline ext

another comment that i wanted to make was nbc with whatever his name is ann rachael maddest -- and rachel mathedas those of the worst name-calling people i have ever seen in my life. host: let's talk about the tax cut issues. do you fall in that the category of making more than two under 50,000? caller: no, i am not. -- do you fall in the category of making more than 20020050,00? caller: the republicans do not have an easy way to go. i hope the tea party holds them very accountable, because they do have a second chance. i do not agree with obama's agenda. i am glad that speech to showed a minute ago, that we were thankful to have him as our president so we will know not to make that mistake ever again. in hosthost: here is a calln emm one of our viewers. host: tx on the independent line. johnny, go ahead. caller: admirable lens was talking about the did not want the region to the stabilize. only countries in that region is russia and china and japan right across the straits. exactly what the area would lead to stabilizwe destablbilize? caller: i really believe part of the problem is a soc

as he explains to his new hire, rachael mcadams, e may have her workut out r her. >> the actors of therk" needs someone who believes in it, who understands that a national platform is an invaluable resource, that no story is too high or too low to reach for. >> are you going to sing? >> jeff is with us. so many people don't like to watch themselve diane keaton was here the other day crnging, going, stop, i hate this. you couldn't get enough of yourself. >> get out of there. i wouldn't say that. i was trying to p attention, not to me, but to rach mcadams. >> she shines in this movie. >> doesn't she? you had her in here. >> love her >> i love her too. >> how did you learn to play your role, you actually came to nbc and you got a 101rom somebody. >> phil griffin. >> he's a legend. >> deservedly so. he was not only wise and intelligent and revealing. >> our phil? wt? >> he spent a few hours with me in his office and went over the script, this is what you're talking about here and here. but also told me all manner of funny backstage stories about -- >> the stuffhat goes on is unbelievable.

rachael friedman was enjoying her bachelorette party when a friend pushed her into a pool. ra rachelle hit her head and suffered a spinal cord injury that has left her paralyzed. later, she'll join us along with her fiance for an exclusive live interview. >>> but let us begin with those controversial new screening methods at our nation's airports. tom costello is at reagan international airport. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the tsa insists nothing is changing here, but it released a statement yesterday which some believe may suggest there's some wiggle room. here's part of what that statement says. this has always been viewed as an evolving program that will be adapted as conditions warrant and we greatly appreciate the cooperation and understanding of the american people. but a lot of americans seem to be running out of patience and out of understanding. you know you've got an image problem when "saturday night live" is poking fun at you. >> spending time with a tsa agent couldn't be easier. simply book a flight departing from any american airport. >> rep

paul and rachael chandler were kidnapped on a sailing trip to the east african coast and the two are now coming to terms with the time that they lost, because while captured, paul's father passed away. >>> and aung san suu kyi is heading back to work today, reigniting her now with her disbanded political party. the nobel peace prize laureate was released to a sea of admirers after more than seven years in detention. >>> another emergency landing for qantas overnight. the cockpit filled with smoke aboard a boeing 747 carrying 199 passengers and the plane was forced to land following an electrical problem. this comes only weeks after another qantas jumbo jet made an emergency landing because of an engine failure on an airbus a-380. >>> a new report shows that nazis were given quote, safe haven, in the u.s. after world war ii. they now acknowledge that the cia used nazis for post-war intelligence gathering. >>> investors are hoping to gain back some ground today. trish regan is at the new york stock exchange. there's a lot ahead this week. >> certain on the economic front. data on manuf