>> our next lady is dianna davis. dianna is a busy grandmother from saint peters, missouri.hildren. she rarely wears make up. her normal wardrobe is mostly sweat pants and jeans. her 40th high school reunion is coming up and she wants to show her classmates she's still got it. let's hear more. >> both of you are huge fans of ambush make over. why is that? >> i just like having a new look and everything. i'm excited! i've got a class reunion coming up, and i just want to wow everybody! >> okay. you are sure to wow today! we are going to give you the head to toe treatment. you're going to look incredible. i'm so excited for you guys! >> oh, it's so exciting! >> it's exciting. her sister shelly is here. don't take the blindfold off yet. are you ready? >> i'm ready! >> dianna, come on out! there's her before. >> come on out, girl! [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! >> okay. shelly, you can take the blindfold off and gaze at the hotness! >> oh! oh, my gosh! >> oh, my gosh! you look absolutely beautiful! check it out! >> oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! i love it! thank you so much! thank y

. >> indeed, rare look behind the scenes of the royal wedding of prince charles and princess dianna.r before candid photos going up for auction. charlie dagada gives us a look. >> the young bride cuddles and comforts her youngest bridesmaid, with the queen, by her side new princess barely 20 years old inside the palace she believed that day would one day be her home. >> dozen catch kid photographs, the royal photographer, late, flamboyant friends of the queen, only cameraman given exclusive access behind the scenes that day. >> cbs news interviewed litschfield in 1981, ahead of the big event. >> the photographer, the 11 person basically holding up the event of the day for the time seemingly rather unimportant process, which later of course will be important. >> these photos were the ones that didn't make the cut in the official wedding albumn presented to the royal family. shot from behind, diana, with charles by her side, the newlyweds view from the balcony of buckingham palace greeting thousands of well-wishers. here are the images everybody else got to see. and did you ever wonder

somebody photo bomb shopped dianna in there. we don't know who created the image.was weird. i thought it was a little inappropriate somehow. >> yeah. >> i contradict on this. i think it's a little weird, too. it's not something i like. but remember when natalie coal d -- cole with gnat king cole. her father passed away years before that. she used his video but that's different. this one is not great. >> i think that's different. it's merging two incredible voices and talent together. it's her own father. i don't know. >> that's why it's different for me it's natalie cole teaming up with her father's voice. this is a picture, by the way, when dianna was meeting with mother theresa. >> yeah. the original picture. >> yeah. >> what is the best prank you've ever played? >> how much time do we have, my friend? >> i like pranks. >> yes, you do. >> but good office gags. what about putting out a box of doughnuts and then filling the box with veggies? oh! >> how about finding seeds in your -- >> wow. >> like a keyboard chia pet. or turning a filing cabinet into a fish tank.

washington, dianna, what do you see? >> i'm looking at prices right now. miss but it's a very slight miss. the street was looking for $510. up 5.8%. we got up 5.4%. not terrible. price is what's interesting. you're seeing a median home price of $285,000. that's almost 2% higher than a year ago. we've been talking about the builders and their pricing powers. they missed on the street's expectations but they raised their average price to the highest in the company's history. we see existing home prices continue to soar with kay schiller up on the national level and buyers are starting to see sticker shock. red fin had a report claiming buyer demand is down for the fourth straight month because of higher prices and limited supply. what i like is we're seeing supply at a 5.2 -month supply nature that. we need to see housing starts. we saw a bump in july in housing starts. we'll be looking for more in the fall. it'll be about supply and pricing. >> $286,000 for the average price. thanks very much. dianna in washington. the data not doing much to disturb the ful

marketing effort without spending big bucks, social networking platform used by the rolling stones, diannaunts to connect with the millennials, kanye announced new title in february, and gaga used video product actuals to announce upcoming season american horror story hotel. >> well, you might think they're just out for a stroll around old city. half of center city dog walkers are fighting crime. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we picked that song for the next story. you might think they're out for walk. group of philadelphia dog owners doing much more. taking on new roles, keeping the community safe, serving as extra eyes and ears for police. shawnette wilson shows us how these daily strolls have become another strategy to cut crime in philadelphia. >> great idea, you know, just extra set of eyes, ears, in the neighborhood, so why not? >> one every many dog owners, part of dog walk or watch to help keep neighborhoods safer. sim lip asked to keep their eyes open, report to police what they see. >> i feel comfortable f i'm doing something to help someone, then you have to open your mouth, say something.

dianna, thank you for your time. what is your reaction to this archeologist's murder? >> it's a huge loss. this man devoted his life to palmyra. he was an expert in the dialects, one of the very few people who could read it. he really did pain the ultimate price. to betray the whereabouts of any treasure for him would have been the ultimate betrayal, but it is a huge loss. >> as you say, it's reported that he wouldn't give isil information on where some of the artifacts had been hidden. what does that tell you about isil's true intentions in palmyra. >> well of course, they see it as a treasure trove, this is a huge archeological site. it extends over about 10 square kilometers. there is so much which is unexcavated and there are many things to be found beneath the ground, and it would take, you know, decades, probably to excavate it properly, so of course, isil's only interest is exploit those treasures that lie hidden, and to sell them to if i am its own coffers. >> it's unclear how many treasures remain, because the syrian government has said that most of them were

d dianna is live with more robust data. >> reporter: an eight-year high but not near historical normsadline doesn't say much but the internals speak volumes. total housing starts inched higher from july to june. they're up 10% from a year ago. the split on single family versus multifamily. single up 13%. multifamily down 17% for the month. that's a great sign on the single family side and it's why home depot is doing so well. when a buy a new home or an existing home, you go out and you make your changes to it. but i wouldn't read too much into the multifamily which had been surging ahead at warp speed. we're still seeing strong demand on construction on the apartment side as vacancies at rents are at highs. permits a better indicator of construction, they fell and that was driven by single and multifamily. multifamily, that was likely due to the expiration of a tax break in new york that had permits running very high. the highest in 50 years, in fact, during the first half of this year. then it dropped off in july when the tax break ended. what does it all mean? single family home co

and princess dianna and mother theresa were never alive in their lifetime, and notorious big. >> we'reials. >> your initials. interesting. >> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now. yesterday we heard from home depot and walmart. we knew the home business was doing well. today it was lows in target a it's a reversel of fortunes. >> i'm wondering if target is winning in many of the categories that walmart is weak. walmart has become a source of traffic -- buying traffic for target. target is back, and that's important. it's back in wellness and apparel and sportswear, and this is not back to school which is an important season for them and do not forget the pharmacy problem that walmart has. that's going away for target. this is all within the confines in the only area of the market that's working. we have to work that what analog devices said today, it said in the conference call it's going to make it so apple does better so it moves technology. otherwise the setup is up again engetting a drag. >> lowes having a tougher time than home depot. is that a ca