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Jaded New Yorkers Pining For the Gritty Good Old Days Can Rest Easy as Cab Drivers Swindle $8.3 Million From Riders Third Straight Month China Cuts Back; Still Holds $889 Billion and Interest Rates Could Soar "The Early Show" anchors spoke about Harry Smith's on-air colonoscopy appearing on an episode of NBC's "Saturday Night Live." Chef Bobby Flay demonstrates to Harry Smith how to cook corned beef and cabbage for a traditional St. Patrick's Day feast. Professional astrologer Judi Vitale spoke to Erica Hill about what the astrology of your wedding date says about your marriage and your dynamic as a couple. Dr. Jennifer Aston spoke to Harry Smith about a new study that revealed disappointing information about diabetes treatments. Dave Price spoke to two long-time residents of Westport, Conn., about the conditions after the storm hit the Northeast with heavy rain and wind. A Torrential Rainstorm with Heavy Winds pounded the Northeast over the Weekend. With hundreds of thousands of young people spending their spring break in Mexico, Bill Whitaker reports on the major upswing on drug related gang violence. The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform's Rep. Darrell Issa, R - Calif., spoke to Harry Smith about the new report released questioning the safety claim of a Toyota Prius driver. Rain and melting snow caused rivers to rise above flood levels in Iowa just two years after recording flooding hit the city of Cedar Falls. KGAN-TVs Kelly O'Connell reports. With at least seven dead and hundreds of thousands without power in the Northeast, Dave price reports on the deadly storm that hit the Northeast with heavy rain and winds up to 70 MPH. New York Times: Official May Have Hired Private Contractors to Spy on Alleged Afghan, Pakistan Insurgents Toyota is fighting back against a man who blamed the company for out-of-control acceleration in their Prius model car. Harry Smith reports. After Hiding Homosexual or Transgender Desires for Decades, Newly "Out" Seniors Face Unique Challenges Torrential Rainstorm Weakens, Moves On, but Leaves Soggy Rush-Hour Nightmare in its Wake Woman Who Says Daughter is U.S. Woman Released after Arrest in Irish Terror Plot Wants Her Grandson Home The growing popularity of environmentally-friendly homes that save money has many homeowners jumping on the "green" bandwagon. Ben Tracy reports. Matt Damon's new Iraq thriller "Green Zone" comes extremely close to reality because almost every actor playing a soldier actually served in Iraq. Allen Pizzey has the story. The U.S. and Israel remain publicly at odds over a plan for new Jewish settlements in Jerusalem. As Mark Phillips reports, the clash involves more than just the policy itself. |
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