he invited samantha smith to visit the soviet union and she went with her family and much was made of her. when she came back, they had a parade in her hometown for her and all of the liberal pundits were saying isn't this a great example for the rest of us jaded adults. here is a little girl who wants peace between nations and isn't that wonderful. and ellen goodman said that all we adults are supposed to -- supposed to talk about start talks, and isn't it nice the innocence of a child, and she can write about war and peace which is what we all really care about. not criticizing the child, obviously in this, but the use that was made of her was kind of unbecome on part of the adults. >> you quoted her mother jane smith told reporters that samantha, quote, thinks that it would be better to spend more money on the poor than on bombs. >> her parents were obviously very liberal and influenced their daughter, which is perfectly natural. but the democratic party invited her to ask questions of presidential candidates. there was this -- and i link it to a sort of childlike view on the part

. >> reporter: samantha's mother couldn't believe what she saw during an early-morning walk. >> she said whoa, i just walked right through a puddle of

. >> her sister's name is samantha. >> samantha is a student? >> yes. >> is she older or younger?older. >> in another visit with her brother lee, he pressed where he should search for clues for his niece? >> where should i focus the search? we're reaching out to people. >> check things locally, in all honesty. places that are familiar to us. >> in the videos, she often fantasizes about the return of her daughter. >> i told you in my gut i know she's still okay. i can feel it, mom. i know she's still okay. we're going to get our little girl back and she's going to be just as she was. >> on this visit in august 2008, she gets agitated with her parents when they press her for details. >> we need to have something to go on. >> mom, i don't have anything, i'm sorry. i've been here a month. i've been here a month today. do you understand how i feel? i'm completely, completely out of the loop with everything. >> but that was not exactly the case. for an entire month, anthony did not report caylee's disappearance. instead, she hung out with friends, went shopping and hit the night clubs.

back to you. >>> samantha hayes in washington.tv network embarrassed and forced to televise. >>> plus in florida now you see them. now you don't. >>> always incredible to see. take a look at that. just smooth. it was some site for people in south florida yesterday. crews used dynamite to blow up the old power and light company. a $1.3 billion gas plant will replace that demolished plant. >>> in brazil the police and army cleaning up near the site of the 2014 world cup. now the hell -- helicopters flying over head. they went into the slump. armored vehicles provided extra protection on the street. the security forces are taking control away from the drug trafficking gangs. trying to clean things up before events like the 2014 world cup and the 2016 olympics. >>> nbc has issued an on air apology for omitting the words under god from the pledge of allegiance during its coverage of the u.s. open. the network opened its broadcast with a montage that included people reciting the pledge. but the words under god was left out. the backlash

. >> reporter: samantha whitman says count her among the successful.he was already mom to gavin, logan and cameron. >> i knew that we had to try something different this time. so that maybe we could, you know, get the girl. >> reporter: samantha says she followed the girl diet plan and cut out chocolate and salt and ate the recommended dairy and veggies. baby number four is now here. and her name is emerson. >> good job. >> we cried. we both just cried. we were so excited. it was awesome. >> reporter: most of the plans say if you want a girl, eating calcium-rich foods, tofu and lean protein will get you there. but if it's a boy you want, get rid of the milk and yogurt and bring in the bacon and burgers. >> reporter: we show it had to ob/gyn angela pollard. she's reluctant to recommend the supplements because vitamins aren't required to have fda approval. >> you have to be very careful. and unless you really know at i'sn there, i'm not sure i'd be taking them. >> reporter: she says the key to this plan and others on the market is in the section about ti

samantha hayes reports. >> from the economy, f foreign policy, they are debating the issue with their sights on the white house. their name out there. >> i will be the president to do what is right not what is politically correct. >> the message around the country large, small, manufacturing is to get the government off my back! as president, i well. >>reporter:romney to play defense on health care because of a law he signed as massachusetts governor of the became a model for national health care. >> and introduced a plan to repeal obamas care and replace it with mcmahon migmy model of massachusetts health care. >> it is not what we do, it is what... >> michele bachman has officially profiled her- filed. >> obama will this be a one- term president. >> also, there position on the economy reporting from new hampshire, samantha hayes. >>jacqueline: the fog returning your full forecast coming right back. Ñwkó >>pam: to extend the temporary sales hikes? 4 vehicles texas, and also for renewal in context. the government says that he needs more republican votes by four. to pamper early in tem

good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has embraced our enemies. we should think about protecting our borders rather than the borders between iraq and afgh

good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has embraced our enemies. we should think about protecting our borders rather than the borders between iraq and afgh

. >> reporter: samantha whitman says count her among the successful. >> what kind of drink do you want>> reporter: she was already mom to ganks logvin, logan, and cam. >> i just knew we had to try something different this time so that maybe we could, you know, get the girl. >> reporter: samantha says she followed the girl diet plan and cut out chocolate and salt and ate the recommended dairy and veggies. baby number four is now here. >> your sister. >> reporter: and her name is emerson. >> good job. >> we cried. we both just cried, we were so excited. it was awesome. >> reporter: most of the plans say if you want a girl eating a lot of calcium-rich foods, tofu, and lean protein will get you there. but if it's a boy you want, get rid of the milk and yogurt and bring in the bacon and burgers. we showed the diet plan to ob-gyn angela pollard. she says she doesn't see harm in eating what's advised but she's reluctant to recommend the supplements because vitamins aren't required to have fda approval. >> so you have to be very careful. and unless you really know what's in there, i'm not sure

we're joined by samantha bee live from des moines, iowa. thanks for joining me. i know governor palin says it's a family vacation. it does seem like a political campaign. how can she do this and keep her job as a fox news analyst? >> jon, for fox to fire sarah palin for taking a much needed vacation with the family that would be monstrous. i they that's how you run your business but some fake news organizations actually have standards. [laughter] >> jon: anyone else who hopped on a bus and went to iowa and all these other swing state and things, historical landmarks would be forced to declare whether they are running or not. gingrich, santorum lost their job for doing just that. fox has different rules for different people. >> they have the same rule for he everybody. if we like you, you can stay. they fired rick santorum when they googled him. [laughter] as for newt gingrich, the presidential election was really just a good excuse to let him go. what news network wants to employ an angry old baby? it's not 60 minutes, you know? [laughter] >> jon: fair enough. he

guthrie at the white house for us tonight. >> they constantly make the argument, samantha. >> samantha. >> it's a made-up name. she claims it's not. but who's named savannah in her 30s. it's like it was created in tv land. >> reporter: they became known as chuvannah. a big point of contention, who is taller. >> the one question i get is how tall are you anyway. so the answer is i'm tall. >> she heightens. >> i wear high heels. >> she's shorter than i am but has a problem with that. >> it does kind of put me over 6 feet. >> she's not this 6'1" person that she pretends to be. >> savannah a self-described music lover recently quoted one of her favorite artists as a commencement at a graduation. >> i believe it was a philosopher, kati perry, you're a firework. come on, let your colors burst. >> the only two people that i know know all the words to kati perry's "firework," savannah guthrie and my 7-year-old daut sneer boom, boom, boom, brighter than the moon, moon, moon. >> i never dreamed that i would be part of the "today" show family. i'm still kind of pinching myself. >> so baby be a fi

for more we go to the future with samantha bee iv and aasif mandvi, jr.,, jr.,, jr., in washington, d.c. hello, guys. >> hello, jon. >> gleep gloop glop. >> jon: oh, my gosh, is english no longer in use? >> of course it is. i'm just [bleeped] with you. >> jon: you're in the future where republicans did not raise the debt ceiling. are we in trouble in >> not really. republicans got everything they wanted. america declared bankruptcy and in receivership restructured our government and we got this capitalist you open thea. [laughter] >> jon: is this air breathable? >> it stings a little, but the free market will correct it. you know, eventually, for sure. >> jon: assif, tell me about the future that you're living in. >> well, here the democrats successfully raised the debt ceiling and increased taxes without cushing social programs. >> jon: i got the tell you, i got to tell you, seeing that, a little bit of a relief. it really does look great. >> oh, what this background? >> jon: yeah. >> this is a government-issued simu-screen made available through the enhancement act of 2033. usually it

her sister's name is samantha. they have different dads. and i know she went by both last names. >> and what about zanny's roommates? >> jennifer. they each came from families of decent amounts of municipal. which is why they didn't have to have substantial jobs. >> reporter: that visit was june 25th, 2008. by casey's own admission, the child had been dead for six weeks. there was no nanny, no kidnapping. but her defense points the finger at everyone else. she insists her father helped cover up the accidental drowning and dispose of the child's body. he has denied all allegations against him. but she explains her wild behavior in the month that followed as severe denial,er ifmented by years of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of lee and her father, george. >> i miss you, sweetie. >> the same man jurors watched visiting casey in jail. >> you've been a great dad and the best grandfour. don't for a second think otherwise. >> reporter: george also suggested that if casey didn't want to talk to detectives, there was always the fbi. >> woul

for that, we are joined by the weather channel's samantha mohr. good evening. >> can't hold another drop here, lester. along the missouri river, six times what we would normally see in an average year, we're seeing scenes like this along the missouri river with flooded communities and farmland. and sioux city in omaha are going to be in flood stage through thursday on the missouri river. we're going to be watching that carefully. and to too little rain, extreme drought from arizona all the way over to the coast of florida and georgia and look at this smoke from the resulting wildfires. the drought situation not helping here. the governor of north carolina has declared a state of emergency in the eastern portions of the state due to 07,000 acres being consumed. we've seen 4.6 million acres so far this year consumed across this country. that is more than twice the ten-year average. we need a really good soaker, lester, to put an end to this. >>> we turn to the nevada desert where investigators are looking into the cause of a deadly accident that lef

and samantha b found out politicians just figured out a way to make it even greater. >> new york city parks. an oasis sullied by a scourge of self-ish miss krints. people smoking but finally there's justice. >> new york city has expanded smoking ban has taken effect not lighting up at parks, beaches or pedestrians plazas. >> politicians have stood up and said not in our backyard. >> parks are a place where people should go to relax and to have fun. go with their kids and not, you know, fear that they're going to expose them to cigarette smoke. >> when people come to the park they want it to be clean and green. they want to be able to have fresh air, not have a bunch of litter, a bunch of cigarette butts where they are sitting down to have a picnic. >> and the parks aren't just for picnics. >> every one can finally enjoy the splen door of our outdoor spaces. >> tell me about what the parks were like prior to the smoking ban. >> it was not as enjoyable. it was not as enjoyable. >> not as family [bleep [bleep]-- [bleep] oh, looks like those two are having a minor disagreement over the us

>> not samantha. apparently i watched "sex in the city." i go back to "friday night lights." it also had struggles. it is a show about football, but it is not really about football. tavis: when you went in to pitch this, other than the fact that ray romano was with you, how did you sell this? >> we went to a bunch of other places, and we went to one network said said -- they liked the script. they enjoyed the script because they thought it was well written and about something, but one person said it was not loud enough. >> what does that mean? >> not enough car chases and sex and whatever and trauma. >> people have tried this befocare, a show about men talking, and the trap you fall into is you write it from that perspective. here is how men are, as opposed to write it about these specific characters, so we tried not to fall into that trap of here is how men behavior. we are trying to stick to these three guys and how their lives unfold. >> tnt -- michael is a man of a certain age, and he fell in love with the script. for them, i have got to give them credit, the is there is

now in tennis whereas the night over is about to start a quarter final clash with samantha still soaringthe wimbledon warm up in these burn meanwhile on wednesday the russian boasted an important victory over defending wimbledon champion syrian the williams one not over who will be seated second behind was ducking next week defeated williams three six seven six seven five although the american was playing in only her second competitive match since returning to action following a year long layoff so not only is still seeking her maiden singles grand slam title she was the beaten finalist who went downstairs to read the last year in london and then also lost to came close to the us open decided to months late. now the merry go round that is russian football management has witnessed another slew of casualties spar technology. and roll goes all moderate the latest to be relieved of their duties making it seven this year alone that's almost half of all teams in the league with just three months gone spot i could have won only once in thirteen games and said bottom of the league meanwhile. i h

and not taking too far i think i did really well she's been able to come back and play and when samantha. just really played tough even today i lost but i was able to hang in there and play tough and i can only get better and that can potentially be really scary because. i can only go up from here. meanwhile software zain was nasty sailed through her opening set against a mini kudzu bull go but the slovakia world number twenty four fought back to clinch a three set when the lead was now secure waiting for her amazing grand slam while venus williams lost civil garrus spit out a wrong caught in the repeats tora bora shares quarterfinal however former champion maria sharapova is safely through the world number six ran into some position early in her match against china spending sure why but the two thousand and four winner improved to triumph six four six two and has yet to drop a set so far as she reaches the quarterfinals for the first time in five years. i feel like my movement has definitely improved this year but i think that's because i played a lot of matches. i think a lot of it is

. >> reporter: samantha malone opened her cell phone bill one day, and discovered she'd been charged game she never ordered. >> i think it was for $9.99, and i didn't ever remember subscribing to anything that would warrant that charge. >> reporter: malone was a victim of cramming. unauthorized charges that mysteriously appear on monthly phone bills. the federal communications commission estimates she's one of 20 million americans who've been scammed that way. >> the improper charges can be for voicemail, or long-distance service that the consumer didn't request. >> reporter: charges usually range from $1.99 to $19.99. but only about 5% of consumers realize they're being ripped off, because the fees on their phone bill are hard to spot. regulators are now working on new rules to crack down on the problem. and they're setting up a tip sheet to help people recognize and report suspicious charges. >> you can call either a third-party charge. that company, the phone number should be on the bill. or call your phone company. >> reporter: malone says her phone company didn't help, but her c

samantha's stall sore spot over looking the part and the securing the six four but stall so it would fly back in the second level of medals on a tie break and off to go in full of help themselves heels to end probably saw the clash six full of french woman mario on the parts of the up next for these seven see the news for and. so that the grand slam of the tennis calendar is just three days away now what better time than to fit in a little ponce and do some good in the press as the biggest stars of the women's game turns out for a gollop return in the fashion event and not the school's brendan side most of the quotes will be auctioned off late so with proceeds going to various charitable organizations but he has shot up of a right at home in the world of glitz and glamor the russian army quest next week for a second group hold on tight on a relaxing night for world number one caroline was not here as well while not leaves only getting used to the extra attention she's receiving since friday the french open a few weeks ago. this is totally different these changes are also you know pul

too far ahead i think i did really well rumored was being able to come back in employee and when samantha. impeaches really played tough even today i lost but i was we were trying to hang in there and play tough and i can only get better and that can potentially be really scary because i am i going to go up from here. now meanwhile toggling buzzing out csail through her right exactly and still needs to book over watch the slovakia while number twenty four for back to catch big story segment on the passing of steve waiting in grand slam. what venus williams lost to get respect on that i don't go back and repeat score of last year the quarter final however former champion maria sharapova is safely through the wall number six ran into some tough opposition early in her match against china's peng sure i watched the two thousand and four when i proved to triumph six four six to get to the set so far this year which is the course of finals for the first time in five years. i feel like my manners definitely improved this year but i think that's because i played a lot of matches. i think a lot of

wimbledon departing of the quarter final stage in this part of the world number three knocked out by samantha stosur. looking the part of the hearing the first six for that starts or with five back in the second level that was on a tie break and up to go in form of up there in the australian court we saw the clash six four on her french woman marianna but sadly up next for the seventh seed in these. so the third grand slam of the tennis calendar is just three days away now what better time than to fit in a little party and do some good in the press as the biggest stars of the women's game turns out for a goal of returning the fashion event to another school's brand in sight most of the clothes will be auctioned off late so with proceeds going to various chair. of organizations but he has shut up over a rise of home in the world of glitz and glamor the russian army quest next week for a second group of them titled relaxing night for world number one caroline was not here as well while the leaves only are getting used to the extra trash and she's receiving since friday the french open a few wee

samantha haze is live in -- samantha hayes is live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: well, it's extremely close. you know, basically the governor who wants to see this passed and has been talking with republican legislators, only needs one more republican senator in order for this to go through. for many years they've tried to pass it but past attempts have failed in new york. same-sex marriage failed in 2009. it was blocked the -- the last three attempts were blocked by the state's leer house to get the proposed legislation signed into law. if new york passes this today, it would be the 6th and largest state to have same-sex marriage. the other states include massachusetts, connecticut, iowa, vermont, new hampshire and washington, d.c. the governor has indicated that he will extent legislative sessions in order to get few a a few other bills passed e wants to this one -- to see this one passed. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 8:46. a federal judge in georgia now hearing arguments from civil liberty groups aimed at blocking that state's immigration law. they want the judge to block this wh

that's what this is and greek people are smart they're not stupid and they understand that right samantha kaufman us live from athens financial journalist thank you very much. for your input be carried out there. but one of the main grievances held by the protesters is that they're being made to pay for the mistakes of others like me three mentioned there most of them believe they'll never see a penny of the bailout that will saddle generations with debt. on the streets of athens the voices of discontent growing louder. it's a war we did not create this tour and are going to pay for this debt we want to become like a bug if greece continues to fight against economic ruin second day. and it can to prevent greece from defaulting on its previous lame payments that the greek people will be seeing a penny. of this buyout money actually comes into the greek economy it all goes interest bowman's repayments also battles on save the banks and prevent a large scale financial crisis for the people the price is simply too high they see their income going down they see taxes taxes taxes and nothing el

so we want to know what you thought is it a war has the us devoting troops to the conflict there samantha said flat out the president is not authorized to commit american forces into a war without congressional approval jacket when he agrees he said it is definitely unconstitutional they talk about boots on the ground but what about the billion dollars worth of bombs so now the bigger picture is starting to unfold and admin said the u.s. has sent drones cruise missiles conducting countless strikes if that is in that occasion i don't know what it ok it looks like the real question here is how could you not consider the conflict in libya hostile the troops on the ground rhetoric doesn't seem to be fooling anyone what the white house is doing is setting a dangerous precedent that drone strikes the missile attacks are not the definition of involved in hostilities. oh and don't forget the pentagon wants five billion dollars for drones next year so it looks like they're not involved in hostilities strategy could be used to get around the war powers act for decades. now as always thank you for y

with this going on and has been said that you are not considered to be from an established samantha family and so your first and last name of the same. [laughter] we might take that as a little evidence of a proud jewish revolutionary war patriot who live here and 18th-century. there is an old saying that many of us know. if they choose own it, the irish red, and crackers and joy are rednecks let me have a good time. the third oldest jewish congregation that was founded in 1773, anybody want to take a guess? kendis to -- audience? that was really the snapper. it was newport rhode island. new york is the other one. concerning the irish running it, even to this day we have the second-largest st. patrick's day parade in all the world. a couple years ago to irishman came from dublin that had a great time and then set to mock, we have won the lot over the weekend about this. we have learned that savannah has the second-largest st. patrick's day parade in the whole world. new york has the second-best. georgia in 1773 was the last and, indeed, the poorest of the 13 colonies is committed to the no

. >> last wednesday, she gave birth to emma, samantha, oliva john patrick and connor. they were born about one minute apart and remain under close surveillance under intensive care. >> way to go. >>> it is warm and sunny, but the humidity levels are high. this will not be back day after day of hot weather but just a few. we will be good to go. at the congressional country club this afternoon here is the camera in motion. a few clouds, there weather clouds come and sunshine always important as temperature and humidity levels are quite comfortable. 87 degrees and the measure of moisture in the air works out to be very comfortable. the humidity levels near 70 and that is very uncomfortable. in very light church -- wind in falls church. the average height is 82 right now. corn to provide 84. reagan national is 85 degrees. 85 in baltimore. cooler weather for new england and it will keep boston cool. 56 at logan. -- 66 at logan. nashville 92 degrees. 96 in st. louis. those can continue to rise. here are the do points. the combination when you get in the upper 60 and 72 point

. >> reporter: each year, thousands like samantha, a married mother of two, seek help at treatment centersh usually involve education, individual and group therapy, even a 12-step program. >> i had an affair. actually had two affairs. and i hid them very well. my husband had no idea. >> reporter: and this has become the information superhighway of temptation. >> it allows for early access, affordable access, and anonymous access. the internet has caused a huge boom in our business, unfortunately. it's the crack cocaine of sex addition. >> reporter: but for some, the lack of judgment is so breathtaking. keeping a mistress in your home. pursuing an intern in the oval office. sending pornographic pictures of yourself online. is there something more to it? one offender suggests, ego and power. >> i think i did something for the worst possible reason. just because i could. >> reporter: claire shipman, abc news, washington. >> at least he sort of says that. we discussed this quite a bit. the weinergate scandal. a lot of people say it's ego, sort of this needing constant attention and adulation f

patrick and samantha -- >> is that all you're making?tners despite their different personalities. >> listen, i'm a thinker and she's a doer. that's the bottom line. >> we're working on it. every day we work on our relationship. we're doing our best. >> patrick and samantha did agree on one thing. when disagreementing come up, communication is key no matter what your fighting style is. she got the last word which is something she prefers. >> that's what she said. no question. tamron, thank you very much. pepper schwartz is a relationship expert with perfectmatch.com. gary marcus is a professor of psychology at new york universi university. good morning to both of you. good to see you. is it more important to find out why we fight or how we fight? >> i think they're both important. why tells us what the goal is. if your goal is to win, you'll have a different outcome than if the goal is to understand. how is important because you can do a lot of damage if you fight badly. >> and you can learn to change your behavior so you don't run into t

samantha mentioned her common triggers. do those hold for most people? >> they're difficult. red wines, changes in the weather or hormonal factors and really it is different for everyone so if you suffer from migraines you want to know what your triggers are. >> what about the treatment? >> we divide it up into rescue medications, prevention and lifestyle management, botox is being given to prevent migraines. speak to someone who is an expert in headaches. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by know toe log flexpen. ask your doctor about the benefits today. flexpen comes pre-filled with the insulin i take and i can dial the exact dose of insulin i need. i live my life on the go and need an on-the-go insulin. i don't need to carry a cooler with flexpen. novolog is a fast-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. do not inject novolog if you do not plan to eat within 5 to 10 minutes after injection to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provide