, yes. >> really wonderful. >> he's turning orange. >> so how long could you leave that on? >> normally we would leave the enzyme peel on anywhere from eight to ten minutes. >> is this eating away at those 15 dead layers of skin on my face? >> not all 15, but two, three layers. >> it is tingling. >> what it does for your skin, it helps to minimize fine line, wrinkles it, also will help, meredith will use a pumpkin moisturizing mask after there is and what will happen then is because we remove the dead layers, the mass look pen date two the skin, provide with you deep hydration. >> alex, where what are you going to do to her? >> for alex, she will get little sam many recall of the pumpkin body scrub, full body exfoliation we do in our vishi shower room. the vishi would normally be on during this cents process, what it is, it is a shower head that has ten heads that go across the top of the body. so as she is laying flat on the table there is cascading waterfall of shower falling down upon her

, really nice salt and pepper or really nice salt. >> yes. >> yes, beginning salt, finishing salt, allnt ones. >> yes good this i use a finishing salt so this is it. this looks like that. >> and very, very fine crystals, almost a peer mid. >> yes. >> i give that a hit just like that as a finishing. >> is that fancy salt. >> super fancy and expensive. one of the basalt's in the world. >> i love fancy salt tower you have on. >> amazon. >> yes. >> so it goes all together. and now i'm telling you, i have seen this, look like gray and tired, this looks super yummy. >> we will finish it with fresh chives. >> oh, really. >> of course, why wouldn't we. >> all of these recipes my fox philly.com. i will kiss a tell a little bit, for about 20 seconds. chevies doing this today because you are going to cook for the troops. >> i am, i'm getting ready to leave, i work for a group that leaves for europe, next week. >> um-hmm. >> next saturday morning. i will cook for the troops. we are going to europe. >> i love it. >> these hat, what kind of hat is that. >> it is coren brothers. i'm so stoked. i have

. >> yes. >> someone has to reach across so everyone knows who the first person. >> yes. >> i got you. >> pretty good. >> when it is setting there face up and you see the ding, ding, ding but can't touch it. >> that is awful. >> you know is what the worst when you put your phone away and think you are getting so many calls and you run to your calls and there is nothing. >> nothing. >> that happened to me. i said i'm's getting so much. i blow it. there is probably nobody. >> that would be every friday night. >> no. >> no. >> okay. >> speaking of unprofessional. >> that is right. >> spill your business on tv. >> please. >> you, not her. >> i know. >> i spill your business. >> i would spill her business but you don't do anything. >> hi, kerry. >> oh, huge news. >> i can't. >> blake lively had a baby. >> um-hmm. >> no, she's going to have a baby. >> we sold it. >> she is pregnant. >> who the heck is she with. >> ryan dude, ryan reynolds from the proposal and what else is new. >> not meg ryan. >> in. >> she's from south carolina. >> south carolina. >> yeah. >> how do you know that. >> i wa

>> yes.> i love that dish nation. and "tmz", can i not stop watching it. mz, now that live "tmz" in the afternoon, i am blowing 90 minutes of my life every -- >> and they're funny. >> i laugh out loud at "tmz",. >> very clever. >> and say such dirty stuff. i don't know how they get away with it. >> well you get away with it hello, pot meet account recalls. >> black. >> for years when audiences heard the words here's john fry med ed mcmahon, ed met laughter, until the film the shining came out, and jack said this. >> here's johnny. >> oh, my gosh. >> horrifying move. >> i the worse. >> so now, inspire by the horror film the shining, killer commercial, it is late shopping hours. >> let's go. >> ceasing a poor, but getting tons every attention on line. >> we don't have late night shopping at ikea in this country do, we? south filly? >> i don't think so. maybe like around christmas? >> you know why i like to go to ikea? the hotdogs. >> the meatballs. >> the food. >> it is great. still have collar

. >> yes. >> thanks, jessica. >> yes. >> that was great, video with her with the umbrella, beating on that car. >> she has add an interesting 16 years. >> roller coaster. >> now, hold on, i know it is friday, what is the date again? >> october 3rd, you asked me what day it was, it is october 3rd. >> thanks for that, i forgot. >> is that mean girls. >> you ever see that movie. >> of course, everybody loves mean girls. >> you cannot have a ten year anniversary. she's proposing a sequel. >> lynncy lohan. >> yes, i don't think she's on board. >> lindsey is a handfull right now. >> she did one already. >> she's big now teen i fey from upper darby. >> over sharing. >> over sharing. >> what is parenting when you over share picture of your kid. >> space called sharington. >> but apparently 50 percent of parents are fed up with seeing other peoples baby pictures on line. in worries. coming up a new social networking site that is explicitly for moms and dad. >> if you you are into it it is a site you can go to. >> i read an article. one woman is sharing 150 picture of her kid a day. she needs t

. >> yes.ega matchathon, spca teaming up with act philly, ava morris animal refuge cause, three day event featuring name your own adoption fee discount. their goal to adopt 400 animals in one weekends. >> wow. >> can do it, pretty cool. >> good goal. eighteen minutes past 9:00. now, there is cents this girl down in texas. she is back in school today. she got suspended. they sent her home because she had some pink dye in her hair. so, now you can tell she's died her hair brown. eleven years old. >> haley was in charity color run last weaken, parts of the run includes participants getting covered in all kinds of paint. haley ended up with the color pink in her hair it, just wouldn't come out. her school said un naturally colored hair is address code violation and then suspended her. rules on the code of conduct haley's mom says and admits she signed. >> i didn't know it would go to this extreme. >> salon died her hair quote back to natural color, thus satisfying the school. >> i love that, dyieng

can you explain in a. >> yes. my sister and brother-in-law couldn't have babies, but really wanted to have a child. so one day the doctors came in the mail on promotion, and my brother-in-law, kevin, took those two, they didn't have any babies, he wrote the dayton them. ran in told my sister lazy these are the diapers for our babe ills, she said what do you mean? we can't have babe us. >> by happenstance. >> happenstance. and he kept that on his desk for several years, every time he said me lord thank you that one day we will have children. she didn't have them physically but they adopted children. but those were their diapers for the first baby. the point is something in front of to you thank god for. >> one of our producers, she keeps this empty frame on her desk and she envisions cents, a person, a man she will mayor, look at the frame throughout the -- throughout the day. make sense? >> it does. i think it is important. that's, you know, whatever, whatever you want to put in your frame. can you see it? and i t

. >> yes. >> they are trying to do a mash up. >> yes. >> a little dicey. >> yes. >> by the the way, good attempts. >> well, she's getting new tires at the the firestone store. >> yes. >> she watches the show. >> that could be boring. >> so, are you tired? >> so funny. >> that was a retread, old joke. >> oh, my word he is still going. are you done. >> you out of rubber. >> it times to stop. >> fashion world bids farewell to the great oscar delancaster laurenta, plus what he did at his final show just weeks before his death. >>> plus, ladies, i have figured out your secret. you are not getting a way with this. new study claims women spend on average, three hours getting ready to go out. >> what? >> but it is not the men they are trying to impress. who women are really dressing for out there. >> it is for other women. >> if not for what, their pets, or men or women. >> it is for other women. >> tricks and treats halloween, ten days away. as we look at something fun to do in the kitchen with your kids, we will teach you thousand give ordinary food a spooky twist. >> give me an example. >> bl

my wife is going crazy with early labor. >> yes. >> and yes, beautiful. >> yes,. >> i am not sure. >> so much music in this morning. >> yes. >> that was pretty fun. >> gone girl rule the box office. everybody has heard so much bit. even ben afflict former flings. you won't believe who snagged a seat at her x's hot new movie. >>> and doesn't he go full frontal. >> yes. >> side frontal. >>> it is 9:29. welcome back. >> okay, pen epp pea cruz err choirs magazine's sexiest woman alive. >> little racey for our tv, but look how good she looks, the 11th woman to be given the title by that magazine. she joins the likes every angelina jolie, halle bar eye, by the way, 42 when she was nominated. >> just turned 40. >> i know, rihanna, and scarlet johansson. cruz by the way two films coming out, but keeping quiet about her marriage. it hits stores. >> what do you mean, keeping quiet? >> not dissing about her relationship in the magazine article. there is cents an article in there. not just pictures. >> he's too busy looking at the cover, that's what you are doing about. >> you know what i love ab

. >> yes. >> we are on it with the trend. >> that is so much fun, you guys bring it. >> good to have you here for this hour. good day, it is friday, october 24th, 2014. a lot to get to. >> your team sports thing of the past. forgive soccer leagues, three teams are doing something else in their past time but this doesn't come cheap where some teams are heading after school. >> and also how about this one a lot of people talking about kim and kanye, obviously they make a lot of money but will their baby north get a dime of that money, why these mega celebrities say their daughter is going to have to work for what she wants. >>> so jen has been out we are watching her all morning, amazing jen. >> she's down. >> okay, here's what happened, okay, first of all, keith, mike, scott, holy, carol, okay, we all dit, a amazing, right. now you were right next to me. the win was whipping so hard, guys i physically could not get done. >> i was worried about my girl when she was blowing on the identify of the

>> yes. according to the wall street journal, which i read daily. >> of course. >> brands name flat screen tv's tends to be cheaper, before thanksgiving, if you are really want to leave, you know, the dinner table, all bloated up, head over to the shop, they say the item that will be on sale, at macy's, xbox, xbox one, especially, the play station four, on any tablet you might want. do that, that afternoon, thanksgiving evening. open until 11:00? >> yes i mean, well, they now do the 24-hour thing. >> yes. >> they started doing that last year. >> when i was in myrtle beach, we had tanker outlets there. they opened up thanksgiving day. just stayed open until that sunday. >> straight through? >> straight through. >> whole weekend? >> whole weekends. if you came in 3:00 a.m., they had certain sales for you, trying to get people incentives to come in at odd hours. >> i've never done that. >> you see people on twitter saying it is un-american. >> to leave thanksgiving? >> i am not going to leave th

. >> yes good this is your daughter.nks where it starts. >> this is my daughter. she's on a scooter board. the it is teaching kids about balance, how to stand up going sideways down the hill. >> we have snow board video. we will show that first. this is holiday valley. this is like a park. this is where the kids you want them to go. you want them to progress to going down the hill. >> great winter sport to get kids outside, stay athletic, go out there and have a great time. so with that they pull them around and teaching them how to do it. >> let's go over there and hi, body, with the riglet and string and hooking up that is the riglet. >> yes. >> what does that do for kids bribing break in. >> he is standing on a traditional snow board with the riglet. he is being pulled around learning balance and going forward. and, that is okay. >> so, he gets the feeling that is one of the hardest things to teach kids is how to stay up. >> yes. and, going forward. >> and then, once they getting like this, way to go, dude. >> good jo

>> yes. >> things like this can be bought in stores? >> yes, yes.sno county is the largest hmong population. they're the largest hmong in the united states. >> how many? >> we have over 1,200 farmers here and over 800 are hmong farmers. >> wow! so, wait a minute. out of the 1,200 farmers in fresno county, 800 of them are hmong? >> are hmong--. the rest are myan, laotians, cambodians, vietnamese, thai, laos. >> wow. so you're saying there're 1,200 asian farmers. >> yes. >> in fresno county. >> yes, correct. >> and they cover laos, cambodia, vietnam? >> right. >> vietnam. these several groups from laos like the myans and the lua, the kamu, also from laos. >> oh, you really have to know your stuff. don't you? there're a lot of different-- >> yes, very diverse and fresno county is the most diverse and also now has been the leading number in agriculture in the nation for several years or so. >> richard, did you have to learn all of this, when all of this started happening? >> my education in college was strictly with the traditional american vegetables.

>> yes.h fried beef with egg on top. >> i'm there. good. >> and there is a soup whose name is bori-bori. that's very, very old paraguayan stuff. little corn balls. >> that looks good. that looks very good. >> yeah. >> it's good, man. i'm trying to make some sense of this country. you've lived here how long? >> 22 years. >> why did you come here in the first place? >> i was born in east germany, and east germany means you will never go out. then in '89, the wall break down. and say wow, you will go! >> i haven't seen anything of this country yet, but what i read was the world's backwater filled with bombed-out banks that had been looted. institutions that didn't work. everyone carried a gun. it was like the wild west but poorer. it's not like that any more? >> a bit of this is true. i myself got a .45 on my head last week. that is really common stuff for me. >> seldom in the history of the world do i see the most suicidal group of dictators, century after century. >> you are right. even in str

>> yes, yes. >> look!> ♪ cast nova ♪ >> okay, appreciate it. >> that's your q. >> indeed. >> thank you, guys. yes, that's my q. >> you ever been -- have kerrey barrett day? >> never, never had a day, not at our school. >> in my honor, anywhere. >> back to the football discussion, christina tweets. i love how mike stands up when he thinks he's got it. >> yes. >> somebody tweeted alex and kerrey got it all right. they owned you, mike, they're smarter than you are. >> oh! >> we just are -- somebody tweet, and he stands up. now sit down. >> okay. >> there we go. all right, now, halloween costumes, scariest time of the year, so get that costume ready, the top five things you can make this year right at home. >> what? >> keep sitting, mike. don't get up. >> is this dogs, human? >> whatever you want it to be for. >> whatever you want it to be for. >> oh, well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... wi

>> yes. >> dooley. >> yes. >> dwight. >> yes. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> yes. >> and riley >> yes. >> and white. >> yes. >> and ortiz-cartagena is absent. >> so mr. president, that moves forward with your recommendation 6-0. >> thank you. >> and i am excited. >> number five, this is a presentation and discussion on the nfl's business contact program. and for the san francisco bay area, super bowl 50 and i would like to the presentation is by jason of the vp of community relations for the san francisco bay area super bowl, 50, i can't speak tonight, the host committee and, so welcome, and sfgov tv and at some moment, >> thank you. >> and thank you for inviting us and the commissioners for having the super bowl host here in evening and also want to acknowledge the colleagues and for, the communication and marketing, for the host committee, and as we take questions, at the appropriate time and i might call upon her. as you know, the big game is coming to the region on february the 7th, 2016 and the region is proud to be hosting the 50th celebration and playing on the super bowl,

yes, this is tuesday. this is what we had to say. >> think about this, if in a huge upset washington beats dallas tonight and if they do, i will wear a powdered wig for 9:00 o'clock hour. >> all right. you said it. >> mike, get your wig ready what happened. >> because in overtime with the field goal kick, washington beat dallas 20-17. jerry's palace in dallas. >> yes. >> palace in dallas. >> that was great. >> here we go. >> somehow we had a powdered wig here. >> yes. >> in our prop room. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> that is the worst powdered wig. >> there is other random hairs. >> we will look at george washington. that is how he wore his. >> yes. >> push it back. >> yours is mulet like. >> are you ready for powder. >> put my ears under the hair. >> i think that is how they dit. >> hold on. >> powder me up i guess. >> what does the powder to have do witt. >> that proud er is tan. >> that is no good, that is tan powder. >> i think they would want a tan. >> you can be the tan. >> let me do it on your face th

yes. >> indeed. >> i mean, ya. you trash somebody else behind their back, it is kind of a reflection of yourself. >> indeed. yes. you're projecting as they say. >> everything i hate about myself, i'm thrushing upon someone else. >> you put to the outside. >> yes. >> feels good to release, and just talk about it. >> really? >> yes. >> are you a gossip err? not really. i haven't gotten anything out of you. >> and you have tried. >> no, ya. don't worry, audience. ill break her down. >> 2015, you'll be stealing it all. >> right? i'm behind your back. >> viewing it all. >> gossip about me? >> true. >> ever talk to people behind my back? >> never, mike, never. >> you don't talk about how annoying i can get? >> no, not once. i would never do that to you. >> i don't believe it. >> you know what she told me in the commercial break? as hot as you are, you have never been cat called walking down the street. >> never, not once. >> then i go hey, honey. >> still, never happens. >> doesn't happen. >> no

. >> yes. >> that is true. it is as little creepy. i mean, these are adult cans tomorrows -- costumes, although some of the kids costumes i think push the envelope. seeing the kid like the kitten costumes, that kind of stuff, skin tight, and they're tramped up like leotards. >> it is. and honestly tax little tired. like don't you -- little oh, my gosh, you're trying so hard. dial it back a notch. it will be much sexier. >> well, one of our co-workers, he has two little daughters, and one of them wants to go as wonder woman. wonder woman. >> how old are they? >> this is a kid. how old is this child? sue? nine? >> nine. >> my little one doesn't even watch wander woman. >> seven. >> let alone seven. >> seven, wonder woman. >> with the knee high boots? >> little buys ear little thing. >> basically, and wears like little inched wear in here. >> should we not be bothered by this? am i over reacting? >> , no think there is something to t i mean, for the kids. the adults, whatever go, to your adult halloween party, don't wear it out on the st

>> yes. >> yes. oh.on't say it, though. >> super secret place on the web. >> because you have to believe everything you see on the internet. >> the internet that amanda bynes isn't going anywhere apparently. >> recently placed back under pschiatric evaluation, and now, according to these latest reports, she going to be in the hospital for another two weeks. she was placed under a 72-hour hold on friday, that was after she spent a week in new york exhibiting really bizarre behavior, accused her dad of sexually abuse her, put a microchip in her brain. i don't know e her parents reportedly trick her into thinking she was returning to la to meet with a lawyer, instead took her to a hospital for treatment. and coming out with a line of wigs. >> good, good. >> she is not. is that true? >> no. >> oh, my gosh. >> i like the green one. >> very natural looking. >> ya. >> very smooth and silky. >> we shouldn't make fun because she ash ill. >> down the wrong path. >> you went there with me. >> true. >> you go up to

this fan pops a question, yes, the bride to be said yes. >> congratulations to the couple.ook at her. is that a tailgate. it looks like outside. >> strictly from champagne. >> yes. >> what do you think. >> when you are proposed to do you want it to be in the public place like this or do you want it to be private, intimate. >> i think i want both. >> you want both? >> not that i'm trying to plan it out. would i like for him to do it with me and him in private and then after it, go in the room and see family and friend. >> let me ask you this question, so mize uncle married later in life. he was 50 when he got married. we found out after they got back after getting married in vegas. they are married after all these years. then they decided to have a wedding party later. then it never happened. >> i kind of like that idea. >> i want to see them get married. >> for the the wedding, i do want it to be with my family and everything. >> yes. >> so are than knows. >> we will get our top stories out of the morning. oscar pistorius is back in the south african courtroom to face sente

>> yes, the adams family here.. >> hello. >> it looks like you've had another babe. >> i just a few. >> several pugsly, grandmama, and their butler, wednesday, and lurch. so, more tisha, wednesday look little older than we remember. where are her braids. >> oh, well at the media neither all grown up, dating a normal boy. and what is that like, miss wednesday? >> it is wonderful. >> so this is amazing production, the adams family musical, grant ma. do you get to sing? >> little bit. looks pretty normal out here, though. >> pretty creepy, and would this and poison apple pugsly? >> yes, looks very good. >> they love the poison apple. would you like to see the adams family in person? lurch talks a lot, doesn't he? >> right. you see? really entertaining, wait until you hear him sing. >> this weekend, we have several performances this weekend, don't we, more tish, a and baby pugsly? >> several performances, you shouldn't miss them. >> so we've got tonight. we have two shows tomorrow, and wednesday, media theater all the

look at that. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> here comes the sun. >> yes. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman'

>> yes. >> my goodness. >> whatever did happen with that. >> we posted this question if you can have a mulligan in life, what would it be. >> a do over of anything, um. >> well, one person would have gone back to college. >> another lady said she wished... no audio. >> and it took him. >> painful do over there. >> i had many. one of them. >> surprised one of of them is when i tried to sing like drake. >> started from the bottom now i'm here. now my whole team is here. started from the bottom now i'm here. started from the bottom now my whole team is here. >> i beg of to you stop this. >> oh, my gosh. >> the madness. >> yes. >> that was so funny. >> you look so gangster. >> i do have one serious one. >> yes. >> well, a couple. i probably shouldn't have gotten married in college. >> was tonight college was it that young. >> yes, that was a bad idea. >> but i wouldn't have my daughters. >> well, maybe in they took a job in new york, in my 20's but because you my dad could not see me living in wi

>> yes.hat's the pucker factor for a guy in your position with a show with this much risk at every turn? >> i don't have to worry about it. i can leave here at night or take a day off and not have to worry about the show because the right people are in place to do that show. >> it's like a family? >> oh, yeah. a lot of the employees we have here from the beginning are still here. they must love their jobs. and that's important. you got to love your job. >> maybe they just love you. understage was fun. backstage was illuminating. over stage, i don't see what could possibly go wrong. >> these harnesses, the guys that do the movie stunt stuff. same guys. >> i know at home when i'm performing all my stunts this is the only thing i trust. >> you ready? >> yes. so you're going to move me out, then you're going to swing me out, and then you're going to lower me down? >> correct. >> people actually drop from here? >> from this height right here. >> yeah. that seems crazy. - ( helicopter whirring ) -

, yes. we obama-aiken. the obama-aiken economy, which has been struggling dough to stag informant wages, loss of manufacturing base and being a little pitchy, doll. a little pitchy. of course not all democrats are running from obama due to his unpopular policy. democratic senate candidate from kentucky alison lundergan grimes is running. >> why do you not want to give an answer whether you're voting for president obama. >> there's no ruluctancy. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky the constitutional rights for privacy at the ballot box. >> jon: my country tis of thee. no, you cannot see. [laughter] >> i would be voting as a right to privacy issue. that's why they give you those stickers. [laughter] grimes principle's stand is only undermined by her announcing lastvoted for health rea clinto. but that's different, health rea clinton is popular. look democrats aren't the only ones running from their party. republicans are retreating on the culture wars. the

>> yes. i did little bit of backgrounds work via sue serio. >> exactly. >> so we will talk about that. >> jennifer garner is talking about those pregnancy rumors. we're going to tell you what she has cents to say about her, quote unquote, bump. >> her bump. >> it is a lump, not a bump. >> she probably had a burger for dinner one night. pathetic. looking for something to do this weekend? old city philadelphia, the oldest neighborhood in the entire city gearing up for the first ever old city fest. how you can be a part of it. >> about time, ladies and gentlemen, old city has its own festival. always a lot going on in old city. what's that lady wearing? gladiator attire? >> could be. >> that's seen a. >> the plastering we just saw, we have to investigate later. >> what was it? >> human was coming out of another human. >> birthing? >> how did we miss that? >> i guess that happened. i saw the ends of it. >> let's go outside later, what do you say, talk to everybody? okay, now, last hour we told yo

>> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> giants fans ready for more world series baseball. a huge win last night evens its up with the royals. hello. the first pitch at game five is just minutes away and san francisco is brimming with orange and white confidence. cornell bernard is live at at&t park. >> the rain is gone, the sun is out, fans are so ready for this. check it out. mock covey cove, packed with boats, rafts, kayaks. everyone wanting to get close to the action fans in the stands who are lucky enough to score a ticket for game five tonight. and they did it last night and many hope the giants can do it again, win. >> go giants! >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> they know the giants are number bunt really wants to get the point across with her giant finger at tonight's game five. >> yes, yes, yes, every single inning, go giants. ♪ >> the crowds around at&t park is electric. orange and black the color of the game. ticks for game five, sold out. that didn't stop matt and his sign from making this last-minute appeal. >> came here trying to get a ticket. hopefully it will work,

>> yes.e's very strong and she has all the qualities of a great artist. >> welcome. over here -- [ indiscernible ] >> my family's very, very artsy. i think the environment plays such a large part in who we become. and how that child and how that person is nurtured throughout their life and what experiences they have. i think that shapes them just as much as their genes for sure. >> what were you like as a kid? >> as a kid, i remember being really happy. i had this great friendship and relationship with my sibling, my sister, i felt really free to do what i wanted, take ballet lessons, art classes, i was just really supported. >> how did you do in school? >> i actually always loved school. i did really well. for the most part i got straight a's. >> so would you say academics came naturally to you? >> yes, for sure. >> have you ever felt pressure to live up to the genius moniker? >> from the outside, i've never felt any pressure. i have a lot of goals and a lot of things i'm working towards in

yes. which is a beach town. >> seth: yes. >> it's not a beach town, it's many things. i'm so sensitive about what i say on tv about marblehead. >> seth: well because people from new england will tell you if you got it wrong. >> oh, yes, they will. >> seth: it's not really a beach town, johnny. >> yeah, not a beach town. and it's not in boston but it's still boston enough. >> seth: right. >> people get drunk and have fights, they just do it like on a public tennis court. [ laughter ] >> seth: a little nicer. >> yeah. >> seth: but your -- this is crazy. your nana and my mother were in a play together. >> yes. >> seth: they were in like a town product of "pills a-popping." >> yes. >> seth: you say "pills a-popping" like everybody's going to know what it is. >> right.

pillow fights. >> yes. >> in bikinis. >> yes. >> and jello is usually involved. >> okay. >> i can only wish. >> all right. now, we will bring up this picture again. woman on twitter thinks she solved this problem. there is a delaware teenager who was sent home because of the outfit she wore. there she is. that is what she wore to school. apparently brandywine high school officials thought emily's fashion choice was inappropriate for the the classroom. she is 17 years old wearing those stretch pants or leggings, with the boots, but she had a long top on there, almost a code looking things. students air loud to wear stretch pants as long as they are covered by an article of clothing no more than 4-inch's above the knee. they think that is too short. >> because the jacket is all that is covering. >> well, it is pretty close. this is what they had to say. >> whether she walk back in and i saw what she was wearing i said what are you doing here? why did they send you home for that. >> we asked for a comment. emily's mother said she hopes the school district changes their approach. >> so it

>> yes yes yes! >> can we do it again? >> yes yes yes! >> that's what i'm talking about, san francisco. we're going to come back to that. we're going to come back to that. i just want to have a little more fun. i want to have a little more fun. i have one more. jeremy affeldt, gutter ball. >> yes yes yes! >> when i say frisco, you say giants. frisco! >> giants! >> why do they give me the microphone? i will keep going. we need about five more. re-sign pablo. >> yes, yes, yes! yes, yes, yes! >> hold on. santiago casilla. real quick. real quick. this is my man right here. this is one of the truest, biggest warriors i have ever been part of. he inspires me every day. he stood up day one, actually game one of the world series and told all of us that he had a dream, and he asked us all to share the dream that we would win the world series and this team was blessed by god. so glory to god, baby. >> yes, yes, yes! >> thank you, casilla. let me see who else we got here. brandon crawford's curly hair? >> yes yes yes! >> san francisco city hall, we

. >> yes. yes. yes. and world champions. >> yes. yes. yes. can we do it again >> yes. yes. yes. that's what i'm talking about san francisco i'm on we're going to come back to that i wanted to have a little bit more fun, i want to have more fun arrest sculpture ball >> yes. yes. yes. >> when i say fresco i say giant. >> (repeated.) fris could giant >> (repeated.) >> pablo. >> yes. yes. yes. we need about 5 more for that >> recessing so pablo. >> yes. yes. yes. hold on real quick that is is my man one of the trusting truest birth warriors he inspires me everyday game one of the world series and told us he has a dream we'll win the world series so glory to god baby >> yes. yes. yes. who else we have here brandon curly hair >> yes. yes. yes. san francisco city hall we love you, baby >> yes. yes. yes. >> that's about it i think it's time to get a picture guys this is the best year of our lives i have to say i have to give a message we didn't do all the hard work and put our 40u89s and taking anything and everything if you guys didn't enjoy it so get ready have fun tonight and enjoy i

. >> seth: okay. >> yes, they were.although i hated to hear the news anyway. i don't like to think i made any mistakes. >> seth: what sort of mistakes would they point out to you? >> well, there was -- a character's eyes changed color. you know, he was green in one scene, and then later i said his eyes were blue. >> seth: yeah, i caught that too. i didn't like that. [ laughter ] >> i got over it in the second book. i said he had blue-green eyes that seemed to change color according to the light. >> amy: george, it's amy. it can be very frustrating when people point out mistakes that you make a in a book, right? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i hate that. >> amy: i do too. i hate that too. we all hate that. all writers hate that. >> seth: well, you're both very lucky to have readers. [ laughter ] without that, you're just writing in a vacuum. >> i also had a horse that changed sex between books. >> seth: wow. >> so the sex change horse was -- you know. [ laughter ] >> seth: with all due regard to like -- with al

so that's good news. >> yes. four people -- more people get packed in there. >> stadium seating, yes. >>> all right, don't have any other details at this point. got hearing for you. >> if you're a parent, are there sayings you repeat to your children, maybe passed it on from your parents to your children? we found list of popular things parents have come out of their mouths. that stick with their kids. >> if at first you don't succeed, try, try and try again. >> that's number three? >> that's number three, 54% of parents admit to repeating this advice. so the second most common advice from parents, treat others how you would like to be treated. >> bill -- >> 52% of parents. >> bill, just tweeted that. treat others how you want to be treated. >> thank you, bill. >> here is another one. the number one piece of advice parents give to their children, practice makes perfect. that topped the list for 63% of parents, and the survey comes from uk charity, the national society for the perception of cruelty to a child. >>

back to yes means yes. if it's not -- you are saying then that it won't be followed in a way where the women says yes, yes, to each. and then why -- >> and i can understand why everybody is taking it literally. and i think the reason is to send the message out. really. to accepted the message out that each part of the -- each component part of the sexual act must have consent. i think that is all it says. >> and spreading awareness is the big thing. but that also saying as far as college kids and the birds and the bees, i would personally say i do not think there's anything wrong with introducing more steps into getting consent or whether this is a good idea to have sex. before someone does it. maybe this will stop people from just jumping into something too fast and take a step back and is this a good idea and maybe they will decide to not do something both people will regret. >> and it's good for women who are drunk they did not consent. >> if you are drunk, you cannot consent even if you consent. >> as i

. >> that is the guy. >> yeah, that is him in the the blue shirt. >> yes. >> yes. he is fine. perfectly fine. >> amazing. >> some good luck this morning. >> dang. >> that is something. >> thank goodness, for the kids too, in one was hurt. >> christmas, how far away now. >> lets than two months away. >> fifty-seven days. >> you don't want to be searching, for this years hot toy on christmas eve or spending your entire paycheck. >> but i still will. i shop on christmas eve. >> it happens. >> you wait until the last minute. >> i go in and buy gift cards and my shopping takes one minute. >> that is a cop out. >> there is no question. >> i'm old, i don't care. >> shoppers are expect to shell out more cash, just give it to us, financial expert dan ri coto is here. >> i'm with you mike, when it comes to shopping. i cannot believe we're talking about this already. it is so important. look, retail sales are expect to be up 4 percent over the holiday season. that is important, guys because the economy is largely dependent on the consumer as you know. this year it is all abou

>> yes. but you like live audiences. >> yes. >> that's where we come there. but, you know, we both have done so much live in our lay that we have, you know -- people as we do a lot of live comedy you get an audience reaction kind of. >> in your mind. >> you know where they are supposed to be laughing. >> yeah, yeah. >> it is kind of the, this is kind of the right move for us. >> we do things that one of the things we do in sketches is make it wanted to kind of not only just parody and copy styles of cinema and genres but also do it in -- through the entire piece. so, you know, like our main title sequence hooks like true detectives you know what i mean is. >> rose: where does that come there, that homage to true detectives. >> i was in michigan visiting my mother and him and the other eps you guys were just talking about this and i guess you couldn't stop giggling about this idea why don't we take something really over brought and gritty and put our stupid faces in it and make it look like one of these main title sequences you s

>> yes. that's why. chose to my artisan, my farmers, cheese maker, fisherman, they deliver, they arrive people, they deliver fantastic ingredients to my restaurant and that i use to transfer the motion and modernize. >> transfer emotion? >> i think the book is about that. >> rose: transfer emotion? >> yes. when you chew parmesan crust, it is emotion. you go back to your childhood, i see people cry eating the potato truffle, you know, potato inside a potato that is like so emotional, like people like really get -- >> rose: at what point did you go to work for ferran in ebuli? >> it was 2000. >> rose: and how did you get a job? >> ferran came to my restaurant, ten years. he came to my restaurant, he had a meal, he called me to the table and he said, you want to come? and i said, when? next season? and i am going to -- i said, yes. >> rose: why didn't you go then? >> because i was trapped in the beginning to understand his all new techniques that were coming out, that was 2000, so it was not like now, so it

>> yes. yes. >> autonomous minnesota mode. hit it. >> yes.hands. >> the camera is reading the speed limit. we will watch it slow down. >> yes. that's right. >> red lights, cameras detecting it hugh did it know to go left? follows the road using the cameras and what happens if a kid comes out chasing a ball? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. almost got that guy. makes a decision whether to brake or swerve. can we park it? >> yeah. we can do that from the backseat. right? >> yes. this is my space. calling dibs on that spot. it's parking. i love watching the steering wheel just spin itself. what happens ifty interrupt it? >> it stops, completely stops. >> as car make makers tinker with driverless cars, researchers at stanford university's automobile lab are using a state of the art simulator to focus on the biggest wild card: the whether or n what is the most dangerous time? >> the moment with the car shifts control from its self to the driver. drivers are totaly disoriented and being asked to absorb an enormous range of things going on to get what we c

cosby. >> yes. >> stephen: dr.being here tonight. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: what a pleasure. >> thank you. >> stephen: now i will-- by am going to say something controversial. i think you're great. you're a comedy legend. you've got emmies, you've got grammys, you've got books. everybody loves bill cosby. you are-- there is something called the colbert bump. the colbert bump is once you've been on my show things gets big for you. will you walk down the street tomorrow, people are going to go that's bill cosby, i saw him on colbert. but there's also something called-- there's something called the cosby effect. you bring people together of disparate backgrounds to enjoy your work. principles, like nelson mandela, when he was in jail, he and his jailers both watched the cosby show. in the '80s it helped with the reconciliation there. why isn't morgan froman playing you in a movie? (applause) >> well, out of respect morgan and i worked together on the electric company. >> stephen: i remember, i remember. >> so-- i think

>> yes mr, chair, yes in keeping with the spirit of commissioners, that are going after many, many years, and having a vote taken which we did. and having votes shared kh, we did. i would therefore, move that in the spirit of unity, and of this commission, we log this as a vote for the vice presidency and move forward tha. would be my motion, and sort of in tradition and, many of another commissions as votes are taken and i would therefore, make this a motion, so that we could move forward. and we have already had the discussion, to vote and now we will close it for the next part and that will be my motion. >> and do you... >> yes, is the motion is that we then make the election all of that, and at this point, the commissioner votes that it be logged as you nan maous and move forward. >> is there a second to that motion? >> not hearing a second to the motion, the motion will die at this point. >> okay. >> yes. >> and i just want to make a comment and i think that i really appreciat

>> yes. >> sickle-cell anemia? >> yes. hemophilia? >> yes. >> o'donnell: they're all diseases that can be identified by advanced genetic screenings. >> huntington's disease? >> yes. >> breast cancer? >> we do it regularly. >> o'donnell: but as you'll hear tonight, genetic science has moved further into the future. this woman believes the technology she used will stop the disease from stalking her family. you have said, the breast cancer stops with me. >> yes. it's not just my children, it's my children and their children and my great grandchildren forever and all time. ♪ i am a one-way runaway >> cooper: the foo fighters may be america's best rock 'n' roll band, but that's not the only reason they're on "60 minutes" tonight. they're also in the midst of one of the most interesting music projects we've ever seen. ♪ you know i'm not in the clear ♪ >> cooper: dave grohl, the band's leader, invited us to watch as they traveled to eight american cities, interviewed some of the most influential musicians to record all that's great about ame