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and it's spooky. >> this are two kind of people out there with a special gift. ones who think they have some kind of power, and the other guys who they we can't figure them out. they're both wrong. >> an renowned investigator investigating the psychics. they're out debunking scams and a horrible force comes to town. >> can you trust your eyes? can you trust me? >> he cures illnesses and there is an investigation 30 years ago. >> we should investigate now. >> she's gone, he gets creepier, more confusing trying to figure out what some of the images mean. and what gafr as -- began as simple goes bizarre with over the top his stairics by actors. i knew how the film was going to end. i guess i must be psychic. and it's muddled to the finish. you may ask why such distinguished actors finish the film. the answer is paycheck, paycheck. this is only one thing i can do, that is extinguish the red light. not even a quarter bucket. >> and ouch. >> like you said a little bit good? >> let's update the forecast. >> spencer has got that for us. >> and there lovely conditions th

i have a 501 c-4, which is called a spooky pac. people don't get ton where the money comes from. you give me $100 million, and no one will ever know. >> that could be a little problem, because we like to be very, very transparent about all the work we do with our partners all over the world. >> stephen: no one will know you were not transparent because i'll edit this out of the interview. >> that will be convenient. >> stephen: is that a yes? >> no, that's a no. >> stephen: good because now we have plausible deniability that i said no. but you mean no, right? >> i mean no. >> stephen: good, keep that up. ( laughter ). okay, now, as i said, you do things for people in these developing countries. sell me on helping other people. why? ( laughter ) why do you do this? >> because i think that, you know, the resources that we have that came from microsoft can be used for incredible impact. i mean, we are save, people's lives by making sure they get great vaccinations or bed nets so they tonight get malaria. it really makes a difference, and people stay alive because of that. >> stephen

>>> there's nothing paranormal about the making of this new spooky film. >> this world is so incredible. i just want to jump in it and live. >> see the video that shows how these characters are brought to life. >>> and she's the little girl who wanted to make a big difference, but her dream was go. now the uplifting story of a mom determined to carry out her >>> i want you to go ahead and take one of these. i think you're going to need them. you might remember the story of rachel beckwith. rachel was a 9-year-old little girl. for her ninth birthday in june of 2011, her wish for her birthday was to raise $300 for charity water, which is a charity that provides clean drinking water for individuals in places like africa. now, she fell short of her goal. she raised $220. so she told her mom, you know what, i'll work harder next year. a little over a month later on july 23rd, 2011, rachel was killed in a tragic car accident on i-90 in seattle, washington. >> wow. >> the beautiful thing about this story is rachel's family, they carried on rachel's wish. in fact, ended up raising more than $1

. >> more than 4,000 pumpkins are used to create all sorts of clever and spooky scenes. for some displays, artificial pumpkins are needed, but most are real. we are in front of our jurassic park installation, where we have giant, life-size dinosaurs that are constructed of, in some cases, more than a hundred pumpkins. we sketch them from anatomy books and create them so that they're accurate. each pumpkin represents a specific bone on the dinosaur. >> everywhere you walk, you see imagination at work. >> i think this is definitely one of our most impressive exhibits. this is a huge spider web -- 50 foot around -- and you've got a mother spider on the web, you've got little baby spiders along the ground, and it's just a really fantastic arachnoid exhibit. >> [ chuckles ] i don't like spiders, but this is really cool. >> these are kind of fun spiders, you know? i think people even who don't like spiders will enjoy this exhibit just 'cause it's so impressive. >> and if you're wondering how all these jack-'o-lanterns get lit, help arrives just before sundown. girl scouts from

point seven percent one month this jobs dates of course this is all pretty pretty bad and pretty spooky at the moment what's happening in europe with these worries about the state of global growth also coupled with the factors in spain borrowing costs went up to jump. so within seven percent it was six point nine one point and therefore this is creating also a lot of worries that spain's bailout might not happen as easy as was expected especially given that we're just one week of the e.u. summit which turns out to be very positive which provided a much easier access to bailout funds without going for a bailout procedures now over here in russia also negative of the week which was pretty positive actually for the first three days at least. not more than two percent financials were some of the biggest contributors to these are losses with the t v there declining as you can see four percent in just one session one of the few stocks which was actually gave it was the first a largest oil company in russia t.m. k b t now it's a joint venture between russian shareholders out for access for an

not just diplomacy real spooky common decency moscow slams u.s. grads that russia will pay a price for what's happening in syria and accuses foreign powers of blackmailing moscow over action against. them some breaking news this hour russian football's new man at the top as x. england supreme. pelosi confirmed as the country's head coach. social protests erupt again in israel as thousands demonstrate in solidarity with a man who set himself why his show of desperation and government policy. it would be problems with the food electricity water supply so i want to make sure we can wait this time when the money will be worthless debt doom's day desperation our team meets the austrian with arguably the most pessimistic outlook for the future of the being in the euro zone. it's three pm in a moscow you're watching r t m e so now with our top story and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says other countries trying to blackmail moscow to secure a u.n. resolution allowing the use of force in syria. national bunch will motivate you unfortunately we've

it's time for our weekly financial check up and on this friday the thirteenth there is some kind of spooky things going on one of which happened today this morning j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie dimon told reporters that botched trade incident from a few months ago actually cost the bank four point four billion dollars the number a little different from the original estimate that would only be two million so with this plus some revisions to its first quarter losses the actual amount lost in two thousand and twelve for the bank stance to be about five point eight billion dollars so there's that but if you root for the big banks then we have some great news for you wells fargo continues to kick butt in its earnings posting a four point six billion dollars profit for the second quarter them plus there are new developments with the rate rigging scandal at barclays so let's get started with your financial checkup. joining me is laura lister host of the capital account on our team who is actually in new york on this lovely friday lauren hanging out with some of those wall street . no no no no no

. >> the downstairs is a little spooky. it is an old train station. >> thank you, ava.here is a lot of fun stuff to do around camden yards. 68 in parkton. it is a comfortable morning. dew points in the 60's and that is a treat. 57 in york, pennsylvania. this is a great way to see were the moisture is located in the atmosphere. there is a front that has been stalled south of us. this went through and broke the heat wave. there showers and thunderstorms. we have been right on the edge of it for the last couple of days. we could use some rain but we'll get a couple of chances for some isolated thunder chances. a mixture of sun and clouds. 20% chance for a storm in the afternoon. high temperature around 90, which is right around average. the average high is 88. that is the highest average temperature we get to in baltimore. the record for today is 97. if you take the boat out, it should be nice on the water. if you're going down to the ocean, a better chance for thunderstorms at the beach. 90 on sunday at ocean city. we're looking for the rain but it will be scarce for the

. >> spooky. >>> well, it is friday. will the sunshine shine for your weekend plans? >> bob turk has the updated first warning weather weekend forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> now the first warning of severe weather. >> a lot cooler. rain and drizzle. temperatures in the low 70s compared to 104 two days ago. big difference. a little light rain. nothing of consequence. that's moving across portions of pennsylvania and not really affecting too many folks except in a little bit of flintstone, pumpkin center. but it is once again moving to the northeast, so for the time being, things are pretty quiet. it's going to be a damp night. we may see heavier rain moving in. yeah, dew point is at 70 and humidity at 90%. brought in the cooler ocean air. right now, 66. the frontal system is pretty much between baltimore and d.c. 82. could be thundershowers across southern v

,,,,,,,,,,,, >> today, watch out for black cats and broken mirrors >> head down to san jose for a spooky tribute. joining us is lindsey huffman at the winchester mystery house. i guess it is a pretty big day there >> yes, the house is, this is it's for every day, friday the 13th. mrs. winchester loved the no. 13 and you see it all over the mansion >> you call it, tell us about ghost sighting is that people have talked about. >> the story goes that sarah winchester went to a medium after her husband and daughter died and the medium said that the spirits of those killed by the winchester rifle that had cursed her family so to appease the spirits she was to move out west and build a mansion and she was to never stop building. as long as she continued to build she would escape the curse. that has left san jose with a nice historical landmark. 164 rooms, four stories tall. there have been ghost sidings and different things that people have seen and heard. my own story, the first night that i was in my new office inside the house, the door leading into the mansion is just a hallway, there are

this was an air force plane that was nicknamed spooky. it was going on a mission christmas eve of 1965. there were six servicemen, six american servicemen on board. we have some of their pictures. you can take a look on your screen right now. we have four of the six pictures. all of them were on board the plane. it took off from vietnam for a combat mission in 1965. there was reports of some sort of may day signal that came out over loas. there was two days of searching. they lost contact with them. they continued to search for two days and came up with nothing. that is all the family knew for all of these years. it wasn't until a few years ago in 2010 and 2011 that a joint u.s. loas seven mission was able to discover the remains and then bring them back home. as you mentioned, the burial service is getting under way right now. full military honors. they will be burying them in a single casket at arlington national cemetery. quite a bit of closure for many for all these years had no idea. they had hope maybe thinking that one of them or s

. >> i can't tell you how often i go to a spooky place and that comes out of my mouth, right? i am not so sure i could go and have some big cherry festival in that area. >> bill, it was -- i guess what was it 40 years ago when you were in the movie and you played the child on the bridge and it brings back the sentimental feelings. >> i was the guy who took the teeth out, and i won't do it now because they are permanent. i get this. martha's vineyard has a jaws fest. it is not something you want to remind the tourists about as they are on the beach that there may be a gigantic great white going back and forth. but it is successful. they make a lot of money. i don't understand what the negative connotations are. this was the sexiest movie of the 1970s since "the muppet movie." >> you have seen the movie. >> i love the movie. >> it is a great film. it is one of the most suspensful films ever, and they should be proud of it. it is a beautifully shot film. >> have i a real connection with it. -- i have a real connection with it largely because you tell me i have a pretty mouth. eve

. >> a little spooky. 5:08. a cancer survivor's dream is dashed by her own dad. he says his daughter does not deserve the trip. >> george zimmerman speaks about the night he kills trayvon mart martin. now we hear from his parents as they react to his interview. >> a very strange judgment against apple from a strange judge. coming up. -thanks, jimmy. -thank gold bond. ♪ this stuff works >> welcome back everybody on a thursday morning, that is a live look from oakland right up the 880, traffic starting to fill up. in the early hours here. mike inouye will tell you how thick it will be there and all over the bay area. it is 5:11. >> this morning the parents of trayvon martin are reacting to george zimmerman's first television interview since killing the unarmed teenager in february. martin's parents talking to matt lauer today on the "today" show. marla tellez joins us this morning with a preview. good morning. >> hours after george zimmerman broke his silence speaking to sean hannity on fox news, trayvon martin's parents take to the air waves to react. zimmerman te

. >>> they're creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky. together ooky as well and they are the addams family. >> holly morris is part of the cast of the musical now playing in d.c. she joins us live from the kennedy center. >> reporter: their house is a museum when people come to see them. they really are a scream. i came last night with my family, and we all enjoyed it. we laughed and walked out snapping our fingers. these are two of the big reasons why. we have doug back with us, who is gomez, and jonathan, who is the dance captain. look at them all ready. ready to do a little tango. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: we were talking about jonathan's role in the show, or i should say roles. it's amazing when you're the dance captain. explain what all you have to know. >> i'm a swing, and i have to swing from part to part. i have to be responsible for knowing all the ports in the chorus and i understudy the part of lucas and i teach new cast members. >> reporter: you have to know the entire show inside and out? >> yes. >> reporter: your job is eas

. >>> also ahead, robert de niro plays a psychic in a spooky new movie.n sanchez gives us a reading and his on the i'm review. >> unhappy with your property tax bill? the news i have isn't going to make you >>> if you are a homeowner you are about to get something in the mail you might dread depending on where you live. your property tax bill for 2012 is going to arrive in september. here's michael finney with what you need to know if you plan to challenge your property tax assessment bill. >> reporter: he takes time to reflect as he waits for the city of san francisco to make a decision on his appeal of his property tax assessment. he's been waiting since last year for an answer. >> they said well it would be at least six more months before you hear about 2011. >> reporter: he appealed last summer after the appraised value of his home came in $40,000 less than his tax base. >> i submitted in july 2011 and paid a nonrefundable $60 fee and didn't hear anything for a year >> reporter: chad's case is not unusual. the san francisco assessment appeal board say

i saw the film last night for the first time so it was kind of spooky seeing like a stump.ow do you realize as an actor, i'm missing part of my arm. how do you move in such a way even though your arm is still there? >> what i did was to forget about it. i had to make it kind of dead. often people, would have lost a limb, still feel it is there, you know. but i held a really heavy weight in my hand so my arm would feel deader. so i wouldn't be able to move it basically so it was disabled. that part was simple and then clever guys got in and did the stuff and disappeared there. >> all right. we still have plenty ahead on fox 5 morning news. our big story, tens of thousands of people in our area are still without power this morning. >> this is a live look outside at a tree situation and four lines are still down in many areas and neighborhoods. we'll check in with melanie coming up next. stay with us. we'll be right back. oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> live look outside. f

. >> yeah, it's very -- it is absolutely -- >> jimmy: it's spooky. >> and, you know -- and, you know,you know, "tommy, what did you think of josh's performance?" and he said, "that josh brolin's a fine actor." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tommy lee jones, that is a rave. >> that's a rave! that is a rave, man. that's a rave. >> jimmy: i want to show a clip of you and tommy. this is in the beginning of the movie. "men in black 3." it's awesome. check this out. >> table one hasn't ordered a thing. table three over there just drank his fourth cup of duck sauce. >> hey, the crashed ship from this morning was stolen from -- >> lunar max prison. boris the animal. >> how did you know? >> he always had a taste for spiky bulldog. >> give us a minute, will you, chief? ♪ >> we're in a situation. >> yeah. i'll take the chloropod. you take the terranbe and the hydronian over there. i'll take whoever's in the kitchen and meet you in the street. >> this is a very confusing time in my life. [ scream ] ♪ [ laser sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah! that's what i'm talking about. so good! more wit

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. >>> the massive drought is not having a spooky impact on pumpkins. farmers in the midwest say pumpkins actually do well in dry weather. it protects them from diseases so there should be a healthy harvest in october. >>> america has lost a true pioneer. dr. sally ride died monday at age 61. >> she was the first american woman in space. she made the historic voyage nearly 30 years ago. >> we have more on what the president called a national hero. >> reporter: sally ride traveled into space on the shuttle challenger in 1983. she was just 32 years old. ride returned to space on the same shuttle the following year. >> what was absolutely amazing to me was the feeling i had looking back at earth, the perspective that that view gives ow your planet, you can't get it just standing on the ground with your feet firmly planted on earth. you can only get it from space. and it's remarkable how beautiful our planet is and how fragile it looks. >> reporter: ride joined nasa in 1978 after responding to a recruitment ad in the student newspaper at stanford university

in light of what you said about the george washington cherry tree liar phenomenon that is really spooky to a lot of americans, romney made at least $2 million from bain alone last month. not only that, he based his entire campaign on being a private sector business leader, now suddenly, it's bart simpson time, i didn't do it? what's going on here? >> that's the fundamental thing. as david has said, the campaign is saying -- a lot of people in the middle of the country do not invest in foreign companies. >> that's just how much out of touch they are. >> this concept this is something that all of the people do and this is what middle class people do, no, it's not what middle class people do. you may own a little stock. it may be things you know about. may be invested in your 401(k) plan, but that may be the extent of your investment because you done have this kind of money to play around with. and this idea that you are making money from a company, a foreign company that is making money from u.s. outsourcing is a real problem for people who are hurting who basically say i can't find a job

he said the existence of something like a cliff is merely causing spookiness to go into the economy. it a disaster, the behavior in washington and a failure to reach a solution all this time is just unacceptable and is a real, real detriment to american business. we'll have the full extended comments from schmidt tomorrow on "squawk box." that's the latest from sun valley. >> thanks, kayla tausche. i think he got that completely right. now, as we head toward the election, much of the rhetoric dealing with wealth has a populous feel to it. you'd be surprised about how americans really feel about the wealthy. >> you said it earlier, the americans are aspirational, they admire the wealthy. judging from the headlines, you'd think that the wealthy were losing. in fact a new poll shows americans may not be buying all this class warfare. a survey from globescan found that 58% of americans say the rich deserve their wealth. that's higher than it was in 2008 before the crisis and the bailouts and occupiers. it's also among the highest in the world, ranked just below australia and canada. if y

they think that somewhere out there there are spooky things going on, but these trend lines are goingon. what chicago's been saying all along is the absolute number, we want it to be better, but the trend line is a much more important thing to watch. and the president's in ohio, jobless rate is better than it was not just better than the national average, but better than when he was inaugurated as president, so they're happy with that. >> patricia, do republicans have to promote our decline a little more? >> well, yeah, that's always what makes it so hard to be a republican these days, especially a republican governor in a state that is doing better. and we've seen if any republicans are having a hard time with this message, it's them saying, look, our economy's getting better, but it's not barack obama. barack obama doesn't get the credit for it, i get the credit for it, you get the credit for it. so, it's a very difficult message. if these numbers come out and they are positive for republicans, this is when they have the absolute toughest time messaging it. >> yeah, and that will be

mo rocca takes a look at how this day got so spooky in the first place on "cbs this morning." >>> thist's made out of sand. the annual sand sculpture contest in massachusetts north of boston honoring the 100th anniversary of the famous ballpark. wicked awesome. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> well, it's only july but today is the third friday already -- friday the 13th of 2012. that's a good thing because that's as many as you can have in one year. that's great if this day makes you nervous. >> here's mo rocca. >> for most of us, friday the 13th is just another day. for others, it's a day to dread. friggatriskaidekaphobia, that's the fear of friday the 13th. frigg was the nors goddess for whom friday is named. triskaidekaphobia a fear of the number 13. >> the superstition about friday, friday being an unlucky day is quite old. >> psychology professor stewart buys studied the origins of superstitions. >> probably in england, 13 god associated with friday and you got a double whammy of bad luck. >> 13 first got its bad wrap around 1500 b.c. according to norse mythology, 12 gods g

. >> plus, you know them, they're creepy and kooky, and all together spooky, and now they're playingalking about the addams family and later holly morris is going to get a dance lesson from one of the stars. it's 8:21 now. we'll be right back.  >>> one man's dying wish is now bringing happiness to random waiters and waitresses. i think they call them servers now. that's the new term. before he passed away last week, aaron collins told his family he wanted them to buy pizza and leave the server a $500 tip. that's exactly what the family did. >> that is so great. aaron's brother presented the server with the cash after the mail. on each bill he wrote the web address of the site he created in honor of his brother. the family did this earlier this week, and since then the family has raised more than $10,000. that's enough to leave 23 more servers a $500 tip. >> that's very cool. that's great. >>> this weekend the box office is going back in time. in fact, it's going all the way back to the ice age. yep, the fourth film in the series hits the big screen. it features the voices o

mo rocca takes a look at how this day got so spooky in the first place on "cbs this morning." [ malea fe steak & bacon melt. juicy steak, crispy bacon, and melted cheese with creamy santa fe caesar. or try adding egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt -- a favorito for breakfast but muy bueno any time of day. get to your local subway and claim your steak today -- with new santa fe steak melts. subway. eat fresh. chances are, you're not made of money so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> this is an impressive feat coming to us from revere beach. it's made out of sand. the annual sand sculpture contest in massachusetts north of boston honoring the 100th anniversary of the famous ballpark. wicked awesome. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> well, it's only july but today is the third friday already -- friday the 13th of 2012. that's a good thing because that's as many as you can have in one year. that's great if this day makes you nervous. >> here's mo rocca. >> for most of us friday the 13th is just another day. for others it's a day