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When Amy Winehouse burst onto the UK music scene in 2003 with her debut album, Frank, she sparked a jazz and soul revival that, coupled with her combustible and exuberant personality marked her, is one of the most exciting song writers of her generation. In 2006 she released her second album, Back to Black Album, took cues from girl groups of the past and added contemplative lyrics about Winehouse's life. Back to Black, took home five Grammy Awards and was the United Kingdom's best selling record of 2007. Their extreme homes all over the world. And we're taking inside some of them for a personal tour. The word extreme means different things to different people, But to these homeowners, it means dreaming, daring and innovating from construction to completion. We'll take a close look at these spectacular homes to find out just what makes each of them so extreme. 80% of America wakes up to breakfast, and for others it happens later in the day. One thing's for sure. We all enjoy a good breakfast, no matter what it is. The word breakfast comes from the Latin, meaning. The first meal after the evening fast. For most of the world, breakfast started out as just gruel or a hot drink. And in medieval England, bread served with red wine was a popular morning pick me up, an investigation that will test police like never before and a criminal profiler who fears the worst is not over. In Beaverton, Oregon, the morning after Valentine's Day, Ah, young woman is found dead in her home. Sergeant like Janney responds to the scene. The victim is, 18 year old Julie Ann writes. Within minutes, Police Chief David Bishop arrives and takes over the investigation. There's no sign of a struggle on the first floor. Then they go upstairs to Julie's bedroom. Genetic engineering or genetic modification of food involves the laboratory process of artificially inserting genes into the DNA of food crops or animals. The result is called a genetically modified organism, or GMO GM Ozcan be engineered with genes from bacteria, viruses, insects, animals or even humans.