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Giant R.J. Reynolds is denying reports it is pulling out of the proposed tobacco settlement,
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President Clinton wound up his African tour with a visit to Senegal's Gori Island,
departure point for African slaves to America.
He said he's pleased the Paula Jones case was dismissed.
Kenneth Starr said the dismissal will not affect his Monica Lewinsky criminal investigation.
This is Clinton Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles answering questions before the Starr Grand Jury.
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How your family secrets tear you apart. Next, Oprah.
Did you know that during the Middle Ages, people all over Eastern Europe hung their kielbasa,
their sausage like this, in their chimneys as a way to store them?
Well, when I was a little girl, we didn't have a chimney, we didn't have a fireplace,
and we went to Krewitzki's, a wonderful meat market in New York City
where my dad took us to choose our Easter kielbasa every single year.
Today, my mom will show us her simple recipe for cooking this Ukrainian and Polish specialty,
and I'm going to pay a visit to the Krewitzki's to learn how they make that exact same kielbasa
that I've been buying all these years.
Hi, guys.
Hi, Ms. Stewart. How are you?
How come Ms. Stewart today when you've been calling me Martha for years and years?
I figured we'd make it formal this time out for the cameras.
Thanks a lot for closing the store for us because it's hard to film when you're with so many people.
Every time I come in here, it's just packed.
It's our pleasure to have you here.
Well, I thought it would be fun to describe what you do here because not too many people do this anymore,
make their own sausages, smoke their own meats, and I thought it would just be informative
to show the kinds of things that you still make in the old world fashion.
Which one would you like to start?
Well, I like what's here in the counter, these three different sausages.
Do you want to take one out of each and we can just describe what they are?
Very unusual sausages.