since the first of the year, mcdonald's and others have dropped the filler. grocery stores have pulled it from shelves. now for the first time, what is inside the beef will be labelled on the outside. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and coming up tonight, the great imposter. authorities say he raced to disasters in a flight suit, even a medical mask, tricking hundreds of people, and then met his match in one devastated little town. i'm carol. and this is my cvs pharmacist. i found out i had cancer. diabetes. i had a heart attack. so, i needed help with my medications. because mixing them... can be dangerous. not with maria around. not with pete. not with nakea. alerting you to potential drug interactions. another reason to transfer your prescriptions today. ♪ i'm sue, and i bring all my prescriptions to my cvs. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word. you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts. well, muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrte

is it what we think it is or is it pattedded with the filler the whistle-blower calls pink slime. >> stephen: oh, pink slime is bad, but green slime is good enough to dump on our children. folks, pink slime is nothing more than good old beef mixed with some not so good older beef. here's the i want to say recipe. >> beef products inc. today allowed me to see first the beef craft at-- grafts that go up a conveyer belt and the huge centrifuges that spin it around separating the fat from the rest, and then ripped with ammonia gas and frozen and sent all over the country added to america's fast food, school lunches and 70% of all ground beef sold at grocery stores. >> but that's not the whole story. some of it is also poured into a glove to form the hamburger helper. i say far from a chemical soaked reconstituted hoove and organ slurry, pink slime is actually a delicious wholesome meal you'd want to share with a friend. specifically your best friend because up until 2001 it was used only in dog food, which begs the question, what are we feeding our dogs now and when do i get to eat it. (

the government responds and takes action on the filler critics have called "pink slime." from the beginning people have asked why not just disclose what's in a packet of ground beef at the supermarket. finally it's about to happen. >> reporter: 30,000 hamburgers on the grill at the picnic rally in sioux city, iowa, all loaded with "pink slime" as noted by critics. but it was hidden in nearly all ground beef for 20 years and may finally be revealed on the labels now. >> unless your retailer has this in their ground beef, they don't have the safest ground beef that they could have. >> reporter: bpi now bowing on consumer pressure and endorsing a huge move by the usda, voluntary labelling of "pink slime," saying they will certify labels saying, contains lean finely textured beef, and contains lean beef derived from beef trimmings. what's the message do you believe the u.s. da is sending? >> they're kind of trying to split the baby. they don't want to, but they understand people are outraged about this. >> reporter: the maker of "pink slime" signed on to the usda labelling mov

. >> the filler will be called "finely textured beef." >> the usda is trying to split the baby. they do not want to required but they understand people are outraged. >> they still continue to insist that pink slime is safe to eat. >> buying a have for easter dinner may be more expensive. ham prices have gone up. consumers can expect to spend two $20 cents per pound more for himaq -- to spend $2.20 per lb for ham. that is more than the usual 55 cents per pound for himam. >> we had a beautiful sunset. the cloud cover set the stage for the nice sunrise. you can see it right there, the pink and orange color shining through the fruit brakes on the clouds. now it is just a great out there for the morning. they are something in clouds just north of the metro area. by the way 12 hours and 48 minutes of daylight today. the sun will set at 7:35 p.m. i should do a little sprinkle earlier. it is an excellent fizzling out on the north and. it just creeps into the eastern corner there. this is all pushing off to the east. this is where we have the light little sprinkle that is slowly drifting

but here's one big problem, the same one most of us have, the filler, those mindless munchies between meals. >> just a big box of oreos, so i could grab a whole tube and sit there and kind of pop in a couple. >> i'll remember eating the first one and then i'm like what happened to the other ones? and there's empty wrappers. >> hidden calories are called hidden for a problem. it's more than cookie-deep. we went shopping at the grocery store, sure enough, every aisle, almost every item, jennifer found options without added sugar. >> i like this. it's just pineapple. no sugar. >> look on the back. apples and water. >> from beans to bread, if you look close enough, there are versions with and without sugar added. >> we can't make the assumption that organic will be less sugar. >> reporter: when it comes to cereal, she recommends buying plain or shredded wheat. sugar is fine when it's part of the natural ingredients, it's all the added sugar that makes up bad calories. what does all that added sugar really mean? >> we can think of our waistline as our life line. the bigger our abdominal fe

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life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillerof song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, she is a crisis management advisor who has worked with some high profile people that were not at liberty to discuss her new book is called good self, bad self transforming your worst qualities into your biggest assets. good luck with that. please welcome judy smith. ( applause ) the book is good self, bad self. you are basically, you are a crisis manager. you are harvey keitel in "pulp fiction". are you the fixer. they call you when the room is covered in blood and they don't know what to do. you are the fixer. >> i am the fixer. i'm the fixer, and love it been doing it for 20 years. and what we do, really, is we help corporations, celebrities, politicians. >> jon: the people that need it most. >> that's exactly right. we haven't had a chance to help you yet. >> jon: you will. >> so it's great, you know, we help really navigate them at wor

life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillerthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, mitt romney has electrified the republican base. thanks to the inspiring worsd of his new campaign slogan, de facto. and m itt is really connecting to average voters like this casual get together last week when he accidentally came across these four random pittsburgh couples having a picnic with their pet flag stripey. but as sometimes happens during mitt's daily minute of respond tan aity there were 59 seconds of awkwardness, jim. >> romney is coming under some fire following comments he made about cookies from a pittsburgh area bakery. the owner of the bakery, a local institution decided to sends the presidential hopeful some cookies when he came to down but when the moment of truth came romney did not seem impressed. >> i'm not sure about these cookies. they don't look like he

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life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillerthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. so you remember ten years ago, we had really only three countries to worry b iran, north core ca and iraq. the access of evil ts with a phrase that tested better on focus groups than hat trick of meany so we knocked off iraq. how is the rest of the axis holding up. let's start with north korea. the brutal dictatorship known for its ruthless precision, utter intolerance for failure, and unique ability to stretch meatless monday out for 60 years. (laughter) they've been making so many belligerent noise o bama himself visited the famed demilitarized zone last month disguised as a bird-watcher just to keep an eye on them. condition you give him more macho glass. what he is watching? >> what you have got there. no, no, wrong country, mr. president, that's-- that's, you've got to look north, look north. that's-- what-- no, that's a woman

life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillerthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. last week we were talking... the supreme court of the united states heard arguments in the landmark case of obamacare v. freedom and... (laughter). from now until the court's june decision all we can do is wait. unless someone wants to make some kind of post-closing argument. >> ultimately i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> jon: well, that was vaguely and haltingly threatening. (laughter) yeah, i'm sure the court will consider the precedent set forth in the case of "that's a lovely family you got there" v. "it would be a shame of anything happened to them." (laughter) conservatives pointed out liberals don't understand judicial review. >> that was established by marbur

when the beef filler controversy broke last month cps officials insisted it is not served in school cafeteriasfew days later, they heard that patties from one vender might contain what the government calls "lean finely textured beef." so now cps has tossed out a half-million dollars worth of patties from that supplier and we're told school menus are really free of the filler. a local dog owner trying to track down a suspected bark- and-run criminal. her dog was mauled by a pit bull but the owner took off instead of being held accountable. wgn's amy rutledge has the details. >> it was st. patty's day when audrey fisher made her first trip to the beach with her 12 year-old daughter and her pomeranian mix well. this would be willie's last trip he was attacked by a large pit bull. >> it happened so fast and it was as if he was using my dog as a toy. i was scared. i was helpless. there was nothing i could do. i had my daughter standing there watching and i just grabbed her and turned her away from it told her not to look. >> the owner ran over and released willie from his dog's jaws and then accord

life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillerorthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 >> jon: welcome back. social media, the phrase about a thing, people everywhere are talking about on social media. and it's something our president is known to excel at. >> president obama was the ringleader when it came to social media and engaging those young voters, is he still the king. >> mr. obama pioneered the president's use of social media. >> obama during the presidential campaign used social media very, very well. they raised a lot of money on-line. >> he is our first social media president. he has connected with supporters on facebook, twitter and tumbler and is now on instagram. >> jon: wow, oh my god. he wastes a lot of time on [bleep]. (laughter) mr. president, the russians are on the line. >> sh, i'm a check in away from being the mayor of white house on four square. and then it's on to the cinnamon challenge. (laughter) >> jon: i didn't know what it was ei

everything you buy at the super market up until we started reporting on it was used, the filler was usedund beef. so, and all we have reported is that consumers want that to be labeled, so you know what you're eating. it is not regular ground beef. in fact, they admitted that it is finally textured and could not be sold as a stand alone product because it isn't like ground beef. you can't put it on the grill and grill it. it has to be mixed in ground beef, but yet they say it's beef, dude or dude, it's beef. >> it's almost like you can put anything into ground believe and say it's finally textured clay or mud. theyn't want to use as much of the cow as possible. if you've got to scrape it off the bone and part of the bone is in there. part of the reason they do coloring is because we've covered the story before, they've scraped so much off, there's blood in there. in order to get that blood out and they've got to do ammonia et cetera, is that right? >> i don't know about that part. i don't know what the coloring is. i do know that they are in fact trying to use more of the cow to make it

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. >> plants to produces the controversial ground beef filler first called pink slime the waste trimmingsre gathered, simmered in low heat to separate fat from muscle, put in a centrifuge. next the mixture is sent through pipes and sprayed with ammonia gas and put into bricks to be sent to grocery stores. grocery stores pulled it off the shelves and its makers closed three of its four plants for lack of demand. unfair said the meat producing states who claim it's safe and nutritious. >> all right. now, how do they get all this stuff into our food supply without our representatives being concerned about it? well, it's because as always they've bought the representatives. let me show you how much beef products incorporated, that's that's their name spent lobbying. where are their political donations going? well, of course, mainly to republicans. they've got $820,000 in donations, 792,000 goes to republicans, only three and a half% went to democrats. governor of iowa, he's getting a lot of money from them. the owners of beef products incorporated have given him $152,000 for his campaign, and

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life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the fillere, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. we're at memorial hall on the campus of unc chapel hill with president barack obama. thank you again for being here. i hate to bring this up, but it's on the cover of every newspaper now about -- you went to colombia to do a good thing, a summit. and the scandal happens with the secret service? >> a little distraction. >> jimmy: i mean, how mad were you? >> pretty mad. i mean, you -- look, the secret service, these guys are incredible. they protect me, they protect michelle, our girls, our officials all around the world. 99.9% of them every day, they're putting their life on the line, they do a great job. so a couple of knuckleheads shouldn't detract from what they do, but what these guys were thinking, i don't know. that's why they're not there any more. >> jimmy: i guess that's why they're gone. now we're going to take some twitter questions. you're very popular on twitter. we had everybod

you should do the fillers, all the minimal invasive things we have. whole paradigm shift is not to wait until we get older and have to have a big facelift, but to extend our youthfulness with these more minor things, minimally invasive things and we can do a softer lift, the s lift which gives a softer look, combined with fillers, it's a much better result than what was here even ten years ago. >> great to hear about all of this, as always, we're very happy to have you with us. >> dr. steven hopping. thanks for coming. >>> 11:43, still ahead on "news4 midday." a look at what's new at the movies this weekend. plus a sneak peek at the new season of "the real housewives of new jersey." [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over a

even the filler that's inside, you can attest to it it's squishy. ven the feel of the texture is not so rough. you don't want a rough pillow just so it's environmentally friendly. >> and a little fun with the polka dots. >> now to the running shoe. >> okay these are super cool. they're from brooks running, and they are made out of multiple things like recycled rubber. recycled compact discs, recycled water bottles. these shoes actually have 26 parts put to them which is to make the shoe as opposed to the average running shoe which is 54 parts. so they've actually really tightened down -- >> and they're durable. >> come in all these bright colors. it's pretty amazing. >> this looks right up my alley. >> this is a shopping bag. it's from a company called art techniquea. they have partnered up with an advertising firm where they take all of the recycled ibmboards and they make these bags out of them and they die-cut them. it holds up to 3 pounds. if you go to the farmer's market. and you're using something that would normally go into a landfill. there's

it's in a lot of skin care products and it's also in the fillers that we use when we inject them into the skin. >> so when you put the little holes, that's going to go in at the same time? >> that's actually putting the hieronic acid down into the skin. >> is she going to squeal? >> i hope not. i have it on kind of a low speed here, but it's done kind of in a circular motion like this, and we're just going around. these needles are puncturing. do you feel anything, joan? barely? just barely. >> no pain at all. >> there is a little bit of redness. >> if you can move to this side we'll be able to see it better with our camera. >> i'm not left-handed, but we'll try here. it's in a circular motion. as you can see, just a little bit of redness right there. then we go in a diagonal motion and horizontal vertical motion, and what it does is all these little stabs create wounds or columns in the skin that the collagen has to form and grow in it. >> is this done over the entire face? >> it is done over the entire face, yes. >> about how long does it take to do it? >> it can take about an hour

the filler is made from beef trimmings and treated with ammonia before added to ground beef. department of agriculture says the ingredient is safe to eat. >>> rise in gas prices pushed the sale of more fuel efficient cars. gm sold 100,000 fuel economy cars in the u.s. it's a first for the detroit auto maker. the company reports demand all vehicles to get 30 miles per gallon. chrysler had a strong sales year ahead of a handful of their fuel efficient vehicles. >>> lower fares may be taking off at an air fare near you. delta airlines is offering a ticket option. the basic economy seats would be $12 to $20 cheaper than the regular economy seats. they are not refundable and can't be changed or canceled after the ticks are purchased. passengers won't be allowed to pick a seat, but they can earn those frequent flier miles. >>> the future looks a bit brighter for the class of 2012. the national association of colleges and employers says this year's college graduates can expect more job opportunities and fatter paychecks. the average salary for graduates with business, accounting, co

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jim avila reported here about the beef filler critics call pink slime.a whistle blower that came to him to issue a wake-up call about changes afoot in foot safety invex. here is jim avila. >> reporter: chicken dinner. 84 pounds a person per year and the usda is about to make a change in the way the birds are inspected. removing most usda inspectors from the plant and turning it over to the chicken inspectors themselves. >> the plants inspecting themselves is going to be a dramatic change. >> reporter: the government hopes to cut a cost cutting project by year's end. doubles line speed and instead of the four inspectors, looking at the birds, there is one looking at 175 birds a minute. >> you are going to sit and watch them fly by. >> reporter: this inspector works on one of 20 lines already yutsing the new system, signing an affidavit to the pra project. >> we monitor them. and we joke away are going to keep on going. >> reporter: they say the new system is not about cost cutting. it's about modernizing. >> you can't see salmonella. >> reporter: but the