carrie underwood was one of the other performers. the crowd really enjoyed her.g to hand the reigns to rosie, much like when willy wonka turned the chocolate factory over to charlie or when raul castro handed things over, took things from fidel. but that's good news for wherever rosie is living now. she's leaving. [ laughter ] i think this is the weirdest youtube video i've ever seen. this is a video from 1990. somehow it's alluded me for all these years. it's a musical performance by the kelly family. they are a german-american music family. and this is a song off an album that came out in 1989 called "keep on singing." i'm going to warn you right now, when you hear this, it's going to run in your head for the next year or so, so -- you've been warned. this song is called "i ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight." ♪ i ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee p

general underwood. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, this case rests on the long standing fundamental authority of the states to protect their land, their natural resources an their citizens from air pollution emitted in other states. it rests this on three propositions, one the interest of the states are harmed by global warming, two, these descendants as the five largest u.s. emitters of cardon dioxide are significant contributeors to it and thee, these defendants could take reasonable measures to sle their emissions. that's what discovery and trials are for but this court should not close the courthouse door to this case autothe outset. the common law action for public nuisance has been around for hundreds of years, has been adapped by courts to cover new environmental threats and there's no reason why the courts can't do the same thing here. the defendants say there are too many plaintiffs, too many potential defendants and that adjudication of the case will require the courts to soft the enti

steven tyler and kerry underwood stole the show, sugar land rocked with rhianna. a night to remember. >> just maybe the second time is a charm for charlie sheen. after he was booed on the opening night of his show in detroit some success. tonight in chicago the format was ejected, he took the stage and did the show interview style. there were fewer complaints. his show arrives in san francisco april 30th. >>> katie leaving the chair at the evening news. the word less than five-years after she became the first woman to anchor a network television newscast alone. she is expected to launch a talk show next year. her news contract expires june 4th. >>> food recalls over salmonella and writing the message of healthier living. >>> and the eaglets have landed. the amazing event that crashed a website. . >> and coming up in just a few minutes on game day lieutenant giants be forced to make defensive changes after another subpar effort? part of the reason why san francisco is not off to a world championship start. >>> the tv station at the women's final four. where the pla

. >> underwood speaks 2.2 million californiaen -- speaks for the 2.2 million californiaens that are unemployed. >> it has to be frustrating. s frustrating, but you can't give up. you have to pay the bills. >> now the state employment depe that the key is perseverance. and they gave me a stack of notices about job fairs? san francisco, peninsula, and in the east bay happening over the next two weeks. we're live in san francisco channel 2 news. >> and here is a county by couny look at the jobless numbers around the bay area. marin remains the lowest at the lowest at 8 prn. san francisco is in single digits. at the other end, highest unemployment rate is salono county above the state average. >>> santa cruz paramedics fan nearly beaten to death outside the stadium remains in critical condition tonight. he's completedly off the medicine that keeps him in a coma but it's hard to know if he'll wake up. doctors are monitoring his condition, and if his vital signs become compromised, he might go back on the medicine. >>> meantime los angeles police released new sketches resembling the men that attacke

. >> and country singer carrie underwood makes her big screen debut as bethany's youth pastor. >> i don't know why terrible things happen to us sometimes, but i have to believe that something good is going to come out of this. >> today bethany is among the top female surfers in the world. she graciously gave me a few pointers during my first attempt at surfing. the waves were pretty choppy that day, but bethany had no problem popping right up on her board and then, in my first attempt, i stood up for about a second. but what a thrill that one second was. >> the hamiltons say as painful and traumatic as this shark attack was for bethany, they believe god has a greater purpose in it, and they're hoping this movie will inspire others going through tough times to trust god and never give up. >> life's not about like having all your limbs or, you know, just having everything perfect. like life's not perfect. but through our imperfections is where we can bring beauty and good stuff out of life and glorify god through what we overcome. >> so you didn't know i could surf, george. >> no, i didn't.

. ♪ [ music ] steven tyler, and carrie underwood stole the show in their plug for "american idol."arland's jennifer nettles rocked with rihanna. all made it a night to remember. sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas. >> a good show. lawrence, we'd like some good weather to go along with that please. >>> yes, and we've got good weather. high pressure sitting overhead. a calm night out there tonight. that ridge continues to build, and looks like the offshore winds will continue to blow. that means our skies are going to stay nice and clear across most of the bay area, and setting sail on what looks like a fantastic day tomorrow. probably the warmest days of the week. a couple of clouds trying to dump over the top. most of that, high cirrus clouds. otherwise, we're looking good. tomorrow, here comes that sunshine. the temperatures warming up well into the 70s in most spots. a lot of 70s inside the bay. the coastline, a little cooler. still in the 60s, and a whole lot of sunshine. outside right now, 40s and 50s along the bay area. if you do plan on traveling around, we'll see sunshine and

general underwood said that basically the states are asking the court to do... courts to do what they normally do in public nuisance suits. and that is here they want very simply an order from the court to the utilities to abate their emissions and to have that informed by available technology. and the utilities know what they have to do. >> ifill: justice sotomayor is not part of this case. it raises the possibility if they weren't all coming down against the states today in a 4-4 split. >> justice sotomayor felt as a federal appellate judge on the panel that heard this case before it came to the supreme court. it was a three-judge panel. when she was nominated, she did not participate then in the panel's decision. but because she was involved in the case at that level, she recused herself from it today. it set up the possibility whenever there are eight justices of a 4-4 split, if that were to happen here, the states would basically win because a split like that leaves the lower court judgment in place, and the states won in the lower court. >> ifill: the cour

steven tyler, carrie underwood. this is sort of an "american idol" homage.by "american idol." steven tyler rocking it as one of the judges now. of course, taylor swift, let's take a look at her. she's just awesome. and they were saying don't ever make her mad because she'll write a song about you. >> i'm not a fan. >> you don't like taylor swift? >> not really. >> really? why? >> i appreciate what she does. >> come on now. just not a fan? >> i'm not a fan. >> brad paisley, are you a fan? >> yeah, he's pretty good. >> cute guy. married to kimberly williams. we have breaking news about a network anchor who's leaving her post. >> peggy, do you want to tell us? >> yes. katie couric just announced she'll be leaving cbs. many people had been speculating about this, whether she would stay on. her contract is up this summer. she's decided she's going to be leaving and launching a syndicated talk show. >> that's where she belongs, right? >> don't you think. >> you got the morning flavor. of course she made her big name working at "today." that was big news when she l

of the year last year and this time she's vying for top female vocalist, facing off with carrie underwoodtaken the prize three times. sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas. n]♪ >>> we got lawrence here, because we need to find out what are you talking about when you say the storm door is not closed yet? >> that's right. we got sunshine out there today, beautiful conditions around the bay area. high pressure will hold off for one more day, but we do have changes in the works. that ridge will break down and that storm door will open right back up. outside right now, let's not think about that and let's enjoy the sunshine. indeed, yeah, beautiful weather around the bay area, as we have spectacular day. offshore winds kicking in just a little, bringing you that sunshine and beautiful conditions now. looks like that is going to hold in through the evening hours. just a couple of high cirrus clouds moving across the sky, not bothering you at 12,000 feet or so. we've got a great evening outside. yep, we do have a couple more clouds, as you can see, the orientation of the ridge here. you can see the

steven tyler and carrie underwood stole the show in their plug for "american idol."rad paisley got back to his roots with alabama. sugarland's jennifer nettles rocked with rihanna. all made it a night to remember. sandra hughes, cbs news, las vegas. >>> chicago is apparently charlie sheen's kind of town. after bombing in detroit saturday night, we're talking so bad much of the audience left halfway through, sheen brought his violent torpedo of truth failure is not an option road show to the witty windy city last night. he switched it up a little bit, using interview and more of a talk show style format. fans called it a winning performance. >> there's a lot of ranting and raving. a lot of people hollering. a lot of people saying stuff. >> it's a little boring but it's like you're paying money to like go like be with charlie sheen. >> it's really good. really down-to-earth. he's doing a great show. >> sheen will be in cleveland tomorrow night. >>> coming up this morning on "the early show," the latest on southwest finding more cracks in more planes. i'm terrell brown.

. >> reporter: singer carrie underwood plays a youth counselor in her movie debut. >> i don't know why things happen to us sometimes. but i have to believe that something good is going to come out of this. >> reporter: something good does happen. soul surfer brings bethany's inspiring story to life. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> coming up a little bit later on "the early show," the latest on the talks to avoid a government shutdown. plus, some of the outrageous things people do to get out of jury duty. >>> and high-tech fix. the growing number of moms who are becoming addicted to their smartphones. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. have a great day. tí ,,,,,,,,

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. >> mike underwood has been coming to this unemployment office for the past six years who says in thepast he's found good jobs but this time it's different. >> i haven't had good luck lately. >> reporter: the state added 250,000 jobs in just the six months. but nate williams says the jobs that are being created aren't the kind of jobs on which workers can rely. >> you can find like temp agency jobs you know which last for a little while. a lot of people are only hiring part time. you don't get benefits. >> reporter: williams says he's been under employed since 2009. that means he's had to expand where he looks for job. >> i've had so many jobs where i've spent six hours for five hours work. 25 bucks for a 15 hour day. >> i still feel like it's just kind of at a standstill. yeah. >> reporter: it has to be frustrating. >> it is frustrating. but you can be the give up. you have to pay the bills. >> reporter: the state employment department says the key is perseverance that's one of the reasons why they gave me this, a stack of notices about upcoming job fairs here in san francisco, in th

. >> mike underwood has been coming to this unemployment office for the past six years who says in thepast he's found good jobs but this time it's different. >> i haven't had good luck lately. >> reporter: the state added 250,000 jobs in just the six months. but nate williams says the jobs that are being created aren't the kind of jobs on which workers can rely. >> you can find like temp agency jobs you know which last for a little while. a lot of people are only hiring part time. you don't get benefits. >> reporter: williams says he's been under employed since 2009. that means he's had to expand where he looks for job. >> i've had so many jobs where i've spent six hours for five hours work. 25 bucks for a 15 hour day. >> i still feel like it's just kind of at a standstill. yeah. >> reporter: it has to be frustrating. >> it is frustrating. but you can be the give up. you have to pay the bills. >> reporter: the state employment department says the key is perseverance that's one of the reasons why they gave me this, a stack of notices about upcoming job fairs here in san francisco, in th

. >> we'll be back with more right after this. [ carrie underwood ] makeup. touchups.t's part of my job. with olay, taking it all off -- that's my cleansers job. olay facial cleansers remove 2x more dirt and makeup. for skin so naturally beautiful, it'd be a shame to cover it up. cleansers by olay. ♪ >>> you are getting so excited. you are so wedding fever now. >> come on over to the dark side. come on, rob. everybody is getting into it, even the guys. >> yeah. >> it's safe to come over. >> all right, come friday morning, a million people are expected to crowd into a very small part of london and all of those folks, of course, will want a glimpse of the royal newlyweds. >> that's right, when prince william marries catherine middleton there will be plenty of comparisons to williams's parents. our special royal correspondent katie nicole compares the brides. >> reporter: 30 years and three months separate the wedding days of lady diana spencer and catherine elizabeth middleton. >> i would have loved to have met her. she's obviously -- she's an inspirational woman to look

we'll be right back, everybody, with more of "world news now." [ carrie underwood ] makeup.ff -- that's my cleansers job. olay facial cleansers remove 2x more dirt and makeup. for skin so naturally beautiful it'd be a shame to cover it up. cleansers by olay. ♪ >>> are you practicing your way just in case? >> getting ready. >> supposed to be like twisting a light bulb. like that. there you go. there you go. like that. >> very real, very human. >>> with all of the pomp and circumstance, it's pretty easy to forget that friday's royal wedding is actually a very solemn, serious ceremony. >> but despite all of that, there is no avoiding the style factor surrounding the big event and no matter what while so many eyes will be on kate of course, many thoughts though will be on diana. >> everybody's thinking of diana. that's for sure. and our world correspondent katie nicholl takes a look at the styles of both women. >> reporter: being a princess isn't just about wearing sparkling tiaras. as the relentlessly well-dressed diana proved, it's also a chance to turn the world stage into a

. >> it's great because you have dennis quaid, helen hunt, even carrie underwood, all part of this movieis remarkable. and you are still surfing. talk a little bit about what you're doing today and what your life is like? >> well, i'm a professional surfer. i spend six months of the year traveling and competing all over. and i'm just so blessed with the life style that i have. >> we are so happy that you're doing what you love. and everybody is looking forward to the movie. my daughters can't wait to see it. bethany hamilton, thank you for joining us this morning. best of luck. "soul surfer" is in theaters now. we'll be right back. i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer [ female announcer ] when allergies make your eyes itch, don't suffer waiting for your pills to kick in. add alaway. for fast eye itch relief that works in minutes and lasts up to 12 hours. only alaway comes from bausch & lomb. for fast eye itch relief, add alaway. [ male announcer ] our 16 fresh-picked oranges have a new home. tropicana pure premium now comes in a clear bottle so you can see how much goodness is sq

in the pink pack. [ carrie underwood ] makeup. touchups. it's part of my job.rally beautiful it'd be a shame to cover it up. cleansers by olay. ♪ driving round town with the girl i love and i'm like, forget you ♪ ♪ i guess the change in my pocket wasn't enough, i'm like forget you and forget her too ♪ >> my man! >> can you tell rob's going on vacation? >> yeah. i'm ready. >> oh, boy. >> four weeks from now we'll be providing extensive coverage, of course, of britain's royal wedding. >> much to our pleasure. it might take that long for prince harry to warm up, considering his current adventure. >> he's trekking near the top of the world with four british soldiers injured in afghanistan. bob woodruff is there also. >> reporter: it has been a dream for the four soldiers and prince harry as well. is it okay if i call you prince harry? >> call me whatever you want, bob. can i call you bob? >> reporter: a trek to the top of the earth, wounded brothers facing a challenge together. this is just such a beautiful place out here, putting so much time in for walking with t

. >> thank you, general underwood. >> mr. keisler you have five minutes remaining. >> just a few points with respect to the merits and what it would involve to adjudicate this case, it is a task. there's a reason that this issue is so fraud and difficult in international negotiations and in the e.p.a. and the halls of congress it requires policymakers to allocate the goods and the remedies that are being considered are potentially transformative because they involve the way we use, supply and pay for energy. and the problems with courts attempting to replicate what's going on in those venues is not only that the matter is complex but there is no legal principle to guy the decision. it's how the country wants to balance the risks and benefits against projected benefits and costs. if congress provides a standard then our political question argument goes away. it's not that permanently not judiciary. congress can often create an orderly framework within a statutory context. the final point i would make is that my friend and i co

. >> and out comes carrie underwood singing one of her songs.this way ♪ ♪ walk this way talk this way ♪ ♪ walk this way talk this way ♪ ♪ just give me a >> she wanted to give him a cues, you knew she did right then. >> that's what you were so excited about? >> yes. here is the great thing -- >> i'm sorry. maybe i had to see it live when it happened because -- i mean, i like her sing iing. ♪ my temporary home >> he did a duet with one of her songs and then broke out into that one. >> he is terrific, she's terrif terrific. the moment was lost on me. >> sorry. >> lost. >> i was cheering alone in my apartment. they had great duets, rihanna -- >> who is that? >> rihanna was singing and so was the zac brown band. let's listen to a little. ♪ when i saw you there because i'm a rambling man note note. >> james didn't know. ♪ >> there's james. there are certain people that you've lived your whole life with, the soundtrack much of your life, and james is that for me. >> he is outstanding. >> it it was a great show? >> so much fun to watch. >> i miss it as