Taylor Swift: Entertainer Of The Year; Swift Named "Entertainer of the Year"
COSTELLO: Taylor Swift is just 22 years old but boy did she have a great night at the Country Music Awards and she won awards. I guess she won the same award two times in a row. It was quite a feat for anyone but she is 22. Showbiz correspondent, Nischelle Turner, is here -- actually she's in Los Angeles and -- ok, so Taylor Swift won this "Entertainer of the Year" award two times in a row. But there was this really bad joke that was told during the ceremony. Awkward.</s>NISCHELLE TURNER, CNN ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT: It was awkward, Carol. I mean this still has some fans buzzing this moment, this morning -- excuse me. Now hosts Blake Shelton and Reba McEntire joked on stage about Tim Tebow and the rumors that he and Taylor Swift could be a couple and when they cutaway to Taylor Swift during the joke she gave them like a priceless confused reaction. And the consensus seems to be that Taylor Swift and Tim Tebow are not dating but they just had dinner together. But that wasn't the only time her single status came up at the show. She was supposed to go to the show with high school student and cancer patient Kevin McGuire. You may remember the story. His sister started a Facebook campaign to have Taylor Swift be his prom date. She couldn't go to the prom but instead she invited him to the awards show. Well, he had to be hospitalized at the last minimum on it Friday. He couldn't make it. Taylor Swift said hello to him from the stage after she won "Entertainer of the Year". I hope he was watching Carol and I hope that made him feel a little bit better.</s>COSTELLO: I hope so too. That's really sweet. Ashton Kutcher, talk about him now. Has he really been cast to play Steve Jobs?</s>TURNER: It seems so, Carol. He is reportedly ready to play the late Steve Jobs in an upcoming bio-pick creatively titled "Jobs". Now, I kind of like the casting but some people may not think Kutcher is the right guy because it is not a comedy after all. But there is a physical resemblance between Ashton Kutcher and Steve Jobs when he was younger and "Variety" says the film will chronicle Jobs' meteoric rise from Northern California hippy to co-founder of Apple. And I should point out. This is not the only Jobs biopic in the works. There's an adaptation of Walter Isaacson's biography of Jobs that's also in the planning stages. But I mean listen, Ashton Kutcher is also kind of that hippy, that -- and he's a very smart guy, so I think he can channel that and do a good job with this.</s>COSTELLO: Maybe so. We'll see. Thanks very much, Nischelle. We appreciate it.</s>TURNER: All right. Bye Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Some middle school kids came across an unusual and possibly valuable find while they were doing a good deed. We'll tell you where they discovered this treasure and what happens to it now. As more children are diagnosed with autism, the cost to care for them is also rising. Up next we'll hear about the emotional and financial toll from a family living with autism.