it's predicted they'll spent $8 billion on costumes, decorations and candy, and the halloween costumes for pets, a record $400 million but don't get them the masks because they can't see through the eye holes. >> and ha jersey shore costume. i don't know if that's what that was. >>> here's what we're working for you. >>> big story overnight, the nfl lockout overinvolving the -- over involving the refs. >>> and dramatic pictures out of ocean city, flames and smoke coming from a condo there. the latest details on what may have caused this fire. those stories and more coming up on good morning maryland at 5. >>> if you've been diagnosed with cancer or know someone who has, you may want to check out the cancer fair today. johns hopkins medical center setting up booths to educate you about cancer resources that are available. there are going to be reps from a number of organizations including the red cross and american cancer society. it goes from eleven to two on the medical campus. >>> school lunches may be healthier but students aren't please requested how this is going so they are start

i've seen people money from costumes.ter the funny costume is not so funny anymore. craig: if you get angry wearing a funny costume, people look really stupid. i saw an angry clown once in santa monica. i'm he was yelling at a cop. i'm like dude, you're dressed as a clown. i wasn't involved. i'm sorry. i'm really high. >> it is funny that you haven't like shared. craig: you want some cold medication? i can get you something. >> no, i've got a bowl. -- to bowl. i told you what happens what happened. craig: i thought you said i've got a bowl! [laughter] [applause] i didn't mean i've got a bowl. we're out of time. do you want some fruit? >> yeah. craig: let's see. help yourself to whatever we have here. that one looks kind of flakey and interesting. that one is dragon fruit. >> this one looks good. craig: we have another one just like it. you can take that one. >> i'll just take one. craig: take that one. >> don't boss me around. craig: i'm not bossing you around. take another one. just pick up the other kiwi. >> why? is thi

it comes from adult costumes. it's $200 million. but a quarter of those surveyed are still saving money by making their own costumes and spending less on -- you can't spend less on candy. >> i love halloween. it's my favorite, favorite, favorite holiday. >> you probably already know what you're going to be this year. >> i'm going to be a cotton candy. >> i knew it. >> i made it last year for olivia. i'm going to put it on myself. >> very smart. too early for a halloween forecast. >> it is. let's get a look right now. we are expecting low 90s inland. and as we head throughout saturday and sunday, even hotter and possibly some beach weather by this upcoming weekend. so that's a little bit of good news. at least we're getting some hot weather. >> thanks for joining us. more local news at 6:00. [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want pizza. you guys said tacos. [ female announcer ] it doesn't always work out that way. you know what? we're spending too much money on eating out anyway. honey, come look at t

that's mark sanchez flanked by tebow in a clown costume. let's talk to tiki barber. good morning. >> good morning, how you doing? >> i'm good. >> i love the new york post. >> is it fair, though? i mean -- >> it kind of has to be. in 2007 when the giants won, the jets brought in brett favre which was a distraction in and of itself. now they won last season and they bring in tim tebow, really to compete with mark sanchez, but i think it will get to be more than that as tim tebow wants to be on the field, and i think as the jets perform bad in the start of the season, the fans and the media will want tim

i didn't know they made wonder woman costumes in child sizes. and that being the case, you are never going to be able to take it to get a hole in the crotch fixed. >> thank you. >> wow. that's available information for me later. >> i don't know why you know that. >> i work in the mall. >> that's right, you do work in the mall. >> was this an admission of failure because they are now going back on everything they said, the administration. >> why can't it be premeditated and spontaneous? i know it can. i know how long you toil over new ways to say i work at hot topic. i know it takes you hours to come up with. but you never know what i am going to be wearing that particular day. so you have to spontaneously throw it out. >> you like to plan your spontaneity. you put it on a calendar. >> speaking of calendar, it happened on a specific date whereas i make fun of jesse constantly, and that happened on 9/11 which is -- i mean that's like saying oh look i got a birthday present on my birthday. what a coincidence. i went to a strip club. it was an accid

spend more money than driving costumers. maybe businesses would have a reason to fund their own parking. >> we're trying to make it easier for them to do that. >> my final question, and i'm sorry for taking such a long time, but something that you said gave me an idea. i have biked from my house to work before. there is just know way it is as efficient as taking the metro, so i will continue to take the metro. i'm sure that makes mr. hayley happy. the interesting thing about muni riders, unlike going to a giants' game and going out into the public and trying to convince people to change their commute from whatever they're doing to biking, a muni rider, you know where that person starts and you have a pretty good idea about where they stop. i just wonder if we, not to take away from our muni traffic, but if people would rather bike and they lower traffic, if identified those stops and those areas where our muni riders would have a good and efficient biking alternative, and targeted those stops and routes just to let people kn

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there is a costume reviewed at the university reduce protests and an outside investigation. also it will cost about $2 million. >>> a weidenfeld is still being looked at rich government is letting other companies know that regular inspections may not detect problem. federal investigators say the incident could have been a whole lot worse. it didn't est avalanche talks about the moments when he had to stop looking for his friends and focus on surviving himself. >>> it was supposed to be a hoax. what police and arizona are not laughing. >>> this isn't your ordinary pilot and an ordinary plane could what went,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> even air force one can run into some other issues the boeing 747 was on the approach to toledo ohio when the pilot missed the landing and had to abort a make another attempt. the plan was experience some some major epic turbulent. and finally landed safely on the second attempt. >>> levine couldn't be specs you do some fantastic weather coming our date tree this summon us is whether we've seen all month. starting out today and some dense fog as he approac

you've had 800 costumes.ave thought i'd run out of ideas. certainly didn't mean to do it for this long but the ideas come from everywhere. they come from my life, from current events, they come from family and friends and fans. sometimes it's, you know, one character that i want to do really bad so i work it into a week. sometimes it's a larger theme that i fit characters into. >> do you have any favorites that you've done? >> i do love rucussa annie. >> the one that's creepy. >> i knew it was going to be weird so there was a lot of anticipation for the week, and then when i execute it had and saw the photo, i was like oh, wow, that's really weird, so i was excited about that one. >> at this point i assume you have a stockpile of wigs and makeup and materials. >> there's a drawer of wigs and drawer of eyeglasses, makeup, lots of costumes, lots of bit of fabric. you know, it's a little of jerry rigged stuff. >> let's be clear, all of this is at your workplace. >> all at my workplace. >> you must have an extrem

you've had 800 costumes.ave thought i'd run out of ideas. certainly didn't mean to do it for this long but the ideas come from everywhere. they come from my life, from current events, they come from family and friends and fans. sometimes it's, you know, one character that i want to do really bad so i work it into a week. sometimes it's a larger theme that i fit characters into. >> do you have any favorites that you've done? >> i do love rucussa annie. >> the one that's creepy. >> i knew it was going to be weird so there was a lot of anticipation for the week, and then when i execute it had and saw the photo, i was like oh, wow, that's really weird, so i was excited about that one. >> at this point i assume you have a stockpile of wigs and makeup and materials. >> there's a drawer of wigs and drawer of eyeglasses, makeup, lots of costumes, lots of bit of fabric. you know, it's a little of jerry rigged stuff. >> let's be clear, all of this is at your workplace. >> all at my workplace. >> you must have an extrem

the greatest increase in sales, though, comes from adult costumes. also adult parties, it's up $2 million. a quarter of those surveyed are still saving money by making their own costumes and spending less on candy for the kids. >> we should do what the "today" show does. we should all switch roles. i'll be you, you be jeff. >> one of you's stuck being me. >> i'll be jessica. >> i was like, don't look at me. >> your costume is going to be cotton candy? >> big cotton candy. >> my whole body. >> you've got to at least bring in pictures. we had 76 in santa rosa, 75 in san rafael, much cooler in the north bay, back in the east bay, hot, 89 in livermore. even warm down in the south, 84 in santa theresa, and 82 in san jose. and that 89 in livermore, not record-setting, but about 5 to 7 degrees above the averages. we would have to hit today 101 in livermore to break that record. that would have been way too hot for us. but overall when you look at it, 21 out of 25 days this month temperatures above 80 degrees. it was above average, at least so far this month

i believe that pet costumes, chris, are the industry's fastest growing costumes. >> and saking of candyof kids are mistaking these little laundry detergent pods. they're laundryer pods, they make them for your washing machine. there's a call for new safety precautions because they look so enticing to kids. >> they do. they do. anned a have casey consumer report is asking the consumer product safety cmission to take steps regarding the dangers th am ttl single use detergent packets that are made by several different companies. we're not pointing the finger at one in particular. what kind of step, the first one, make the colors less appealing to children because they look like candy. poison control centers have received nearly $3,000alls involving children 5 and under who have ingested them. >> cnbc's mandy drury, thank you. >>> are you fed up with wearing a suit to work? well, you're in luck. a new linked in survey is saying formal attire i a trend t coulecnc th most lickly to disappear within the next five years, desk phone, standard working hours, the rolodex, fax machines, about time,

first off, costume kingdom is giving you 10% off any purchase, you simply use the code ck10. also free shipping on orders over 50 bucks. then you can take your new costumes to the largest haunted park in the dc area, nightmare scream plex in bethesda. $30 for two general admission tickets and that is 40% off. vip tickets also available, and since it was simply a nightmare finding another halloween deal i loved, i bring you food. pay $10 and get $20 worth of food. this is the website for the iconic new york city market, coffee, bagels, smoked salmon, out of this world. you can find this deal on google offers. if you are a local mer clant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> there is a new crack down for truckers who park their rigs on the side of a busy maryland highway. maryland state police say interstate 83 has become an impromptu truck stop and they want the drivers to keep on trucking. drivers complain that many rest areas fill up too quickly, and they warn driving while drowsy can be as dangerous as dri

and congratulate walter on his sets, lucienne on her costumes and boris on his score. yeah, i liked the music. and tell the director he should have his head examined. he shouldn't have shot the picture, he should have shot himself.

spend more money than driving costumers.

plan to does up their pet in costume. -- plan to dress up their pet in costume. airlines collecting more than 1.7 billion dollars in baggage fees during the first half of this year. department of transportation says delta collected the most followed by unite and american. inexpensive ipad alternative, that's what barnes & noble is hoping you will think. the new 9 inch nook on sale for $269 with smaller $200 version. least expensive sells for $100 and weighs more. increasing services the nook offers, including video purchase and rental service. i'm jane king with the berg business report. >>> -- encouraging scientific discovery could mean using a virus to cure acne. researchers have identified a class of virus that attacks and kills acne bacteria. they say the virus lives on your skin, it is normally harmless. when exposed to acne bacteria it goes on the attack. researchers say the viruses or the in s they produce could be developed into a medicine -- or the in s they produce could be developed into a medicine to treat the disorder. >>> new ipad app -- >> new ipad

it's predicted they're going to spend $8 billion on costumes, decorations and candies and the pets are getting in on the fun, spending a record $370 million on costumes for our dogs and cats. >>> after two years and millions of dollars of so called improvements, it appears to have issues with the popular reflecting pool in dc. there's a green coating. those improvements were supposed to get rid of the problem using a filtration system but something's gone wrong and grossing out visitors coming to the capitol. >> there's a fluffy cloud like substance in the water like it's green. not very nice. >> it's a lot of money and still see all the scum here is disappointing. >> the park service says it's a new complex system that right now just needs to be fine tuned. >>> five things you may want to know, members of mother's against drunk driving are meeting with dc lawmakers today to provide funding for highway safety efforts. >>> maryland's lieutenant governor anthony brown will preside over a health care reform meeting happening today. they are going to select the states benchmark plan from t

the men, they choose their own costumes, and they pose for passers by. okay.t have one question about that. if you choose the wrong guy, can you return him to the store? >> i'm -- i mean, that's a questionable way to find -- i mean, isn't it easier to go online? go to a bar? >> maybe people -- >> that's lame. >> the idea of seeing them dressed up in quirky outfits perhaps. who knows. >> you have to be extremely in need at that point. >> don't judge. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. >> a national memorial service will be held to honor the life and career of neil armstrong at washington's national cathedral. armstrong, the first man on the moon, died last month at the age of 82. >>> new york city's 11-member board of health is expected to prove approve a controversial citywide ban on the sale of oversized sugary drinks. new york's mayor michael bloomberg proposed the legislation which would prohibit restaurants and other venues from selling sweet drinks in cups or containers larger than 16 ounces.

i am the costume and textiles creator here at the fine arts museum.ake great honor to introduce, to present this program today. just a few things come out of respect, photography is allowed, but no flash photography. we will be taking questions from the audience, and you can submit your questions either through twitter or e-mail, and we also handed out cards to you when you arrived. the questions will happen at the end of the program. if you are not planning to tweet or e-mail, please turn your cellphone off. again, it is my great honor to have this program and conversation between susie and jean paul gaultier. i feel very fortunate at the fine arts museum because in fact susie mencus' son lives in the bay area and she comes frequently to visit the family. it is always my favorite time of in the exhibition, when she comes and i get to walk through the exhibition with her. it is so learnful. i wanted to share that opportunity with the rest of the bay area. one of my favorites,ur

i ordered my brown habit from an online costume store. even the most in perfect soul can achieve the look of spiritual profession with this costume. the habit came with a rope belt and oversize cross and a silly friar tuck week but i figured it was going to cut corners on my garb, i had to go hard-core on the hair. so i decide to shave it into my very own, a friar chuck, if you will. all i can say is it sounded like a good idea at the time. the night before the walk on a cool friday in early january i went back to the salon where i got in my nazi haircut. in the intervening 15 months the price had risen from $7 to eight, and the red who styled my hitler do, no longer work there. to give my hairdresser a visual id of 11 i printed out a few pages a month had cuts on the internet. after waiting nervously for five minutes, i was approached by woman with shoulder length auburn hair named anita. are you ready, she asked in an armenian accent? i stood up and looked her in the eye. yes, i think. but are you? i handed her the images, fearing she w

an imitation crane to show them the way has led to the spectacle of a person putting on a special costume and flying a motorized microlight to show the birds their way to asia. and you can watch the full interview going to be put in right now on our you tube channel and the asia pacific forum is already producing its first financial agreements natasha's across the latest for us at our to business desk. absolutely in the business bulletin will bring you all the details of the apec form taking place in russia's part eastern city of bloody of our stock including some of the late is he'll find one of them is there any energy sector between russia draws near and u.s. oil major acts of mobil and another one in the automotive sector the details of this story and more later this hour. the european central bank has a new anti crisis plan it will buy bonds from struggling euro zone nations allowing the likes of greece and spain to borrow even more cash cheaply it comes as the heads of the five leading economies are in a merry go round of meetings the latest efforts to ease the union's financial woe

she became a seamstress and that costume design for theater companies among other jobs. then there was a third child, sammy, a boy. by 1941, sammy, who is not pictured in this photograph, but you will meet him later -- he was at uc berkeley in the our oct program in 1941. eunice was in high school at the time. jinzo had done some accounting work for a japanese language school. as a consequence of doing that, doing that accounting work and being affiliated with the japanese school, he was arrested in march 1942, several months after pearl harbor, and he was moved to a federal justice department camp are enemy aliens. he was held there through may of 1942. when franklin roosevelt signed executive order 9066, sammy, the son, left berkeley and came back to norwalk. he came back to the farm to try to help his mother, rio, in the absence of jinzo, who was locked up in the camp. he helped her gather and conclude their affairs. including arrangements for their farm. they were farmers in one of their most valuable crops was rhubarb. the rhubarb crop was not yet ready to harvest f

ndc would be used to make the costume? they used cereal boxes from the mess hall kitchen, the white plates in front is a race krispies box. and the one above it is the one who is not survive. something called we go next. does anyone remember? there's actually layers of cultural complexity here because you've got a japanese-american dancer engaging in a japanese dance in an american prison camp, making a costume out of boxes of american serials and the american serials that they chose of course his race krispies, which is a concoction based on staple of the japanese diet, race. so there's one other thing about this photograph that is a little surprising kaman besides the fact they were in color, despite the fact they showed japanese cultural activities rather than american cultural activities. but i want to give you a hint. there's something a little bit startling about the photograph. any ideas of what i might be referring to? [inaudible] >> exactly. the thing i'm alluding to is what is outside is a photographer. somebody

she has created a different costume every day for the last 3 1/2 years.r three years, anybody would think that's crazy. >> reporter: with a little makeup, and bobby pins, she's transformed herself hundreds of times. from gene simmons, orville redenbacher, linda tripp. >> i have one of those faces. >> reporter: no matter who she is, she almost always makes the same face. >> i started doing it. i kept doing it. >> reporter: each week has a different theme. last week for journalist week, she did walter cronkite and ron burgundy. in the end, i couldn't help but embrace the love of dressing up. and who else but dressing up into the quintessential anchor man. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, los angeles. >> go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to see dressy jessie's many, many costumes. >>> coming um, "the >>> our friends carla hall and daphne oz are from "the chew," are here this morning. the chew crew has a new cook book. "the chew: food, life, fun." and the ladies are here to make some of the delicious recipes you can find i

and do you see what they used to make the costume? they used cereal boxes from the mess hall kitchen. the white plate if front is a rice crispies box, and the one above it is from are a cereal that i believe has not survived, i've certainly never seen it, something called wheatonax. [laughter] does anybody remember that? there's something, actually, there's layers of cultural complexity here because you've got a japanese-american dancer engaging in a japanese dance in an american prison camp making a costume out of boxes of american cereals, and the american cereal that they chose, of course, is rice crispies which is a concoction based on the staple of the japanese diet, rice. so there's one other thing, though, about this photograph that, um, is a little surprising. besides the fact that they're in color, besides the fact that they show japanese cultural activities rather than american cultural activities, but i want to give you a hint. it's actually not in the frame. it's not in the frame. there's something a little bit starting ab

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so in the american baptist missionary schools, the girls wore burmese costume. also, there were more inclined to take up christian names. whereas, the great majority of girls who went to other schools retain their burmese names and army's costing. -- and burmese costume. the american missionaries also encouraged the preservation of burmese manners, so that the product of the abm schools were considered very proper, very well educated, but also very much aware of burmese manners of courtesy. my mother went to one of the schools. she went to a very famous abm school in rangoon. it was in a certain area of rain during. -- of rangoon. all that time, she was very proper, very disciplined, very precise, very elegant. [laughter] i myself went to the english methodist high-school for a number of years, which is actually american methodist, although it is called english methodist high-school. i know a lot of hymns. [laughter] it is ironic, because my mother in the day of colonialism or this custom. i went to the english methodist girls' school, i had to wear -- -- i had

and kids plan to does as some type of athlete more than 75,000, a political costume as americans gearto spend 8 billion dollars. >>> any thoughts about what we are going as? >> teletubbies. >> are you? >> all of us. scary. >> she will trick-or-treat alone this year folks. >> it feel too much like halloween is around the corner. going to feel like a return to summer. >> warm weather on the waymont diablo from vollmer peak haze around the east bay valleys, hills. flight arrival delays into sfo because of the low clouds this morning about 71 minutes there oakland, san jose on time new york organized areas of wet weather just mist in the air due to cloud cover, thickest around santa rosa, 48 there 49 napa, fog along the coast 52 at half moon bay most of us in the 50s, antioch around 60 fog around monterey bay and inland low to mid 50s sunshine an hour slower today temperatures like yesterday, patchy fog tonight excessive heat for this weekend will spill into next week if you have to work this weekend, still hot monday, today one degree cooler san jose, san francisco concord, may notice it

many came in creative costumes. critical mass has had its critics over the years. >> some of my friends and i would go in at night and paint in fake lanes. >> tonight some drivers turned off their engines, patiently waiting up to 20 minutes in some spots. >> we were hoping to pass it open. >> after two decades a truce that many hope will continue. >> it's been changing the ways city operate and people move. >> when critical mass started back in 2002, there were hardly any bicycle spaces or bike lanes, now san francisco has more than 65 miles of bike lanes lanes. >>> ktvu camera men rode along with the critical mass riders tonight broadcasting live pictures. the riders weaved their way through the streets of downtown san francisco to the front of city hall. ben tells us he saw thousands of bike riders taking part, including a lot of kids. >>> more details now. on any given day there are 75,000 bikes in san francisco. bike riders now make up 3 1/2% of the population. bike riding has gone up 71% between 2006 and 2011.

not too early here kids, i just picked up a mer maid costume yesterday.hen you can go to the haunted park. nightmare scream plex in bethesda. 0% off. vip tickets are also available. >>> and since it was a nightmare following another halloween deal i loved, i will bring you food instead. bring $10 and they will give you $20 worth of food at sa bar's. you can find this deal on google offers. if you have an offer you have seen or you have a local merchant, i would love to hear from you on facebook. >>> this morning teachers in nation's third largest school system are on strike. >>> plus a dc pharmacist says her breast cancer journey has helped herbert relate to her customers. >>> birthday time, golfing giant arnold palmer is 83. fox news channel host bill o'reilly is 63. joe perry is 62, director guy richie is 44. happy birthday if this is your day too. >>> good morning. any monday after a redskins victory is a great monday. this monday people will be using. >> not saying who dat, are they? >> they are saying rg iii. >> again after the storms, people are als

satiny quality, the beautiful pearls that decorate the kokoshnik or the very decorative native type of costume or headgear that was worn in the 17th-century russia. now that i have discussed or presented the individual elements of style and i have tried to focus on one particular aspect of style, one particular element in each of these works, i'd like to focus on four works. i'd like to go back to and start with caravaggio. i would like to analyze caravaggio and incorporate or actually inspect and look at all of the essential and most important elements of style which worked in order to create a definite impact on the viewer. the artist caravaggio in the depiction of "the deposition," the body-- it's a religious painting. the body of christ has just been removed from the cross. you have a very theatrical and an exceptionally dramatic representation. what you see-- you have a group of figures. and they have all grouped together, and they are supporting the figure of christ. there is a spotlit effect. now the manner in which the artist was able to suggest mass and volume in this work is through

next it is halloween costumes that are problematic. keep your political correctness out of my lingerie, please. >> it is already a halloween costumes. >> but there is nothing weird about this. it is ridiculous. >> bloggers are the worst. >> they don't get that this is not like if you said to a japanese person, did you know there is geisha lingerie in america? >> this is cool. >> it is one of the most popular books in america. the geishas in that book were put on a pedastool. >> it is always good when it is white people of the you shouldn't do that. it is offensive. and now asians are going -- >> what are you doing? we love geishas. >> you would think -- if they hadn't called this sexy little geisha would anybody have noticed? >> nobody. >> i might have a problem with catholic schoolgirl uniforms. that's getting kind of gross. but geishas are supposed to be sexy, beautiful ladies. these humorous peacey liberals are trying to kill fun and ruin humor and ban jokes, and now they are trying to stop people from being horny. when it is a blog

many came in creative costumes. critical mass has had its critics over the years. >> some of my friends and i would go in at night and paint in fake lanes. >> tonight some drivers turned off their engines, patiently waiting up to 20 minutes in some spots. >> we were hoping to pass it open. >> after two decades a truce that many hope will continue. >> it's been changing the ways city operate and people move. >> when critical mass started back in 2002, there were hardly any bicycle spaces or bike lanes, now san francisco has more than 65 miles of bike lanes lanes. >>> ktvu camera men rode along with the critical mass riders tonight broadcasting live pictures. the riders weaved their way through the streets of downtown san francisco to the front of city hall. ben tells us he saw thousands of bike riders taking part, including a lot of kids. >>> more details now. on any given day there are 75,000 bikes in san francisco. bike riders now make up 3 1/2% of the population. bike riding has gone up 71% between 2006 and 2011.

though what's most shocking about this story is that there are people in those costumes and not, as i had assumed, 100 rats working together. [ laughter ] >>> it was reported monica lewinsky signed a $12 million deal to write a tell-all memoir about her affair with president clinton. wow, i can't wait to read that said 1998. >>> in radio interview this week ann romney lashed out at republican critics of her husband's campaign telling them to stop it, because this is hard. here to elaborate on those comments, ann romney. >> hello, seth. thank you for having me. >> well, thank you for coming, ann. so, based on the interview, is it safe for us to say that the rigors of the campaign are starting to wear on you? >> seth, i have loved this campaign. we've had the pleasure to meet so many wonderful people across this great nation. but yes, at the same time, there are parts that are hard. there are many sacrifices to the schedule. it's fall and we're missing apple picking season. we love apple season. it's like mormon mardi gras. i once drank so much cider, i woke up in my bed the next mornin

to see dressy jessie's many, many costumes. christie: i do the laundry, i pay the bills, i make sure my kids are fed and rested and healthy. female vo: mom mlike christie would be stretched even more under mitt romney. to fund his tax cuts for millionaires, romney could take away middle class deductions for child care, home mortgages, and college tuition. christie: mitt romney, he's so focused on big business and tax cuts for the wealthy... it seems like his answers to middle-class america are just...tough...tough luck. >>> our friends carla hall and daphne oz are from "the chew," are here this morning. the chew crew has a new cook book. "the chew: food, life, fun." and the ladies are here to make some of the delicious recipes you can find inside. carla, take it away. >> i'm making chili con carla. how appropriate. it's amazing. here, lara, i sweated some onions. and i have over here, brisket, which is just in a bag. and i'm going to have you dump some salt and pepper in this bag. >> okay. >> you want to aggressively season it.

they are at the museum of arts. >> what is your favorite costume? >> i like janice joplin's dress.ou never think of her as being feminine. >> what's it like? >> teeny tiny. she beaded it herself. she was a seamstress. >> i look forward to seeing that. let's move on to the h street festival. it's saturday from noon to 7:00 p.m. it's a fun event. i brings in all the bars and restaurants and performing arts we see. a very cool festival. lots of food. bring cash and the kick off to oktoberfest. >> do you pay a fee to participate or buy food at the different restaurants? >> you buy food at the different restaurants. we'll see restaurants like the new one they are buzzing about. they are debuting pies. you pay for that, but admission is free. >> come with cash. >> right. >> d.c. fashion week is coming up. when is that? >> kicking off on monday. they are having a preview of that. the official event is on monday. for all the people that are jealous of the folks in new york, this is a chance to experience fashion close to home. we'll see that continue across the city. >> there are local des

coming up, why are these people dressed in costume on a steamy >> this isn't the newest live action show for kid. these are adults taking part in the annual event in atlanta. it's where fans of science fiction, ex comic books meet up to share their passion. today a parade was held. love to see adults getting dressed up. another look at your sunday forecast. >> back with a final check of your forecast and some bad knews for all those barbecues. >> we had the heavy rain and tomorrow we're going to look for a similar situation as we look for heavier areas of rain during the afternoon hours into the day on monday and that's labor day. beach forecast not so hot. look for cloudy skies and periods of rain even some embedded thunderstorms. full forecast 24 hours a day at your fingertips. >> don't go >> thanks for sticking with us. instead of relaxing like most americans will be doing this weekend, president obama obama and mitt romney and their running mates are on the campaign trail. christina has been following all of the political action. >> after last week's republican national convention an

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from costumes and candy, the cost will hit $8 billion. >> "time" said there is a trek to shopping on the web. many sites will spend you several offers. retailers must have your email address on hand. >>> there's much more proof there's a buyer's market. the average 33-year fixed rate -- 30-year fixed down to 3 3.4%. it in the only helps buyers but folks who are trying to refinance. >>> coming up, she lost her husband to mel they a, but she's not alone. >> the ravens will be helping a patient bring a tension to the cause. >> and it's okay right now. the radar is clear. it's muggy and mild. there are big storms to the south. we have to time the arrival and show you the seven day coming up next. >>> live at ravens stadium. m&t bank stadium. the ravens will beat up on the browns. mike will have a detailed look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we knew him as big orange, wayne stitch couple. he was getting out of bed when his wife noticed a weird mold. three years later the leave of the party was done. she's not going to walk out will alone. >> very emotional, very emotional