what's in wen?it's not what's in wen necessarily, it's what's not in wen that makes it so different. there's no surfactants, there's no detergents, there's no sodium lauryl sulfate, which are the damaging, drying, stripping elements found in shampoos. >> all right, so what is in wen? what did you put in-- >> what's in wen is a perfect balance of herbs and natural oils and ingredients that actually nurture the hair, and replenish the hair. so it doesn't lather. it's not going to lather. it's rich, it's creamy, it's like nurturing your scalp every time you cleanse your hair. >> so, wen cleansing conditioner replaces shampoo? >> not only does it replace your shampoo, it replaces shampoo, conditioner, deep-conditioner, detangler, and leave-in conditioner. >> five products in one. >> yeah, and your hair looks how? >> oh, well, if i do say so myself. >> i love wen. i'm completely sold on this product. it's completely changed my hair from being dry and frizzy and unmanageable. now i can just air-dry, and i

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>> caller: i was wondering about wen, wendy's, arby's -- >> i still like wendy's. the breakfast menu's going to be big. but it's not best of breed. mcdonald's is best of breed. i also think the dollar soda is going to bring people in -- >> ♪ hallelujah >> -- to mcdonald's and to wendy's. let's go to jill in illinois. jill. >> caller: mr. cramer, boo-yah, boo-yah, boo-yah. >> three boo-yah and our second illinois person here because we had bob earlier. what's up? >> caller: i am so excited to talk to you. i wanted to ask you about psra. >> they're in the penalty box because they screwed up twice, came on the show and didn't deliver. bob la penta was also in the penalty box. we took him out, by the way. he delivered. that stock's moving up big. it's up 30%. but tessera is still in the penalty box. let's go to charlie in georgia. charlie. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. vitacost. vitc. >> we like the other one, the other vitamin company. you know what? let me see how this one's doing before i pronounce judgment. these vitamin stocks have been -- some of them have been very g

i think we're hearing from our con stitch wens on an hourly basis. been refusing to take calls from their constituent, and i think that's been a mistake. i think we're beginning to hear and see that this is a very, very serious bill and had this been a good bill, we would not -- you and i would not be having this conversation. if this was a good bill, if this was a bill that the president understood, or nancy pelosi understood and could explain to the american people, wieldn't be having this conversation. >> representative, griffith, congressman kucinich who switched his vote from no to yes. >> he said he did that because he liked to keep at least the conversation going, and if this bells away and dies and it would be another day or two before we get red of this, would you think it's a better idea to keep it going and make changes along the way over the years? >> i think congressman kucinich is a brilliant man, but he's had a lapse. you can keep the conversation going without making this bill law. once this bill is law it is going to be very, very di

plenty of time. 7.6 seconds and now can be wen bone will call his last time-out.outs remaining. they'll have to go. but ken bone called the time-out, ernie kent will have a chance to draw something up. >> don: to he's going to assume rejs going to knock the second one down so he'll set it up to make it difficult. you know oregon is going to put the ball in tajuan porter's hand. i think the clock is deep enough where you have to go for three. not snuff you have enough time for a quick foul. i think you got to have a three now. porter is probably the most likely candidate and washington state wants to make it difficult for oregon to get it up the floor and it be a contested three for porter, o or whoever look. not a clean look at it. >> barry: i'm sure they'll play him hard. oregon, not a stranger to winning this pac-10 tournament. a long shoth but they've won it twice. arizona, four-time winner. ucla, three. second free throw try for moore. 7.6 seconds remaining. a two-point lead and he missed it and a loose ball, finally is going to be run down. it's an oregon bal

we may in fact be headed into the 70s by the wen the end of nt week. something to look forward to. doppler radar to track incoming storms. the interactive tools will let you see when rain will be over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. we will take a look at the roads out there with lauren cooke who has the traffic edge. lauren. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we're are dealing with accidents and slow speeds at the main lines. we are looking at the 40 miles per hour on the west side of the beltway. on 19 on 95 moving through the white marsh ire. we do have delays on interstate 70 all due to a crash on the eastbound lanes. as we take a live look at interstate 70 you will see delays. they will extend from marysville road to columbia pike. problems persist as we get to baltimore county. we have a road closure in the windsor mill area. we have reports that a 10-year-old boy has been struck by a car. we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you latest on the news tonight at 5:30. you will want to stick with rolling road as an alternate route. as we make our way

how a night out with friends ended up with a woman accusing wen roethlisberger of sexual assault. >> federal investigators have questions for the injured driver. >>> you're watching hln on this first saturday in march, so glad you're with us. i'm susan hendricks. we'll have all of those ahead. first we start with a major development out of detroit. stick close to the phone. that is the advice general motors is giving owners of dealerships that are scheduled to be closed. the car company says it's in the process of calling 660 dealers targeted to be closed in october to offer them their franchises back. last year gm worked through bankruptcy, you may remember. as part of the process the company notified 2000 dealers they would use their franchise in october of this year. about 1100 of those filed for arbitration in an attempt to regain their licenses. >> we're learning more about the man who allegedly shot two police officers at the pentagon. the sheriff in san bernardino california said john patrick bedell had a history of mental illness. the sheriff said his family tried for years t

the sex abuse scandal at oprah wen friday's south african school settled out of court. the former head mistress sued oprah for defamation claiming that her name had been down as a result of the scandal. the women met and worked out a deal. the trial is supposed to begin next week. those are the headlines this morning. >> what happens today with health care? a lot happens. some you will not see. for instance, you know that bart stupak, a democrat from michigan had about 10 other guys on his side and said, we can't go along with this health care thing because it does provide federal funding for abortions at clinics and community centers and stuff like that. so a deal was struck according to, i think, "the washington times" and said rahm ran into bart stupak at the gym on capitol hill. they said how about an executive order? the president will actually sign that executive order today. but it's interesting. even though it was a very public debate in, you know, in the papers and here on television, this will be behind closed doors. there will not be any media involved. appar

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