any other professional stylist will have a home with a salon there are wax rooms and private massage areas. the only request they have is that you are a licensed professional. >> we will do whatever we can to make sure that everyone has a place to meet their clients and see their clients because sometimes just seeing our favorite ladies that come in every week puts a smile on our face. >> they say they will stay open as long as stylists need the space. both locations will start accepting stylists immediately. >>> cbs 2 and fox 28 news impact of flood 2016 all day. this is footage of flooding in cedar rapids. it's been on the rise all day long. right now, we just got an update, it is over 16 feet as we speak and that is major flood stage. cbs 2 news will be back in two we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. ng to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers

or use one of her stylist. mequon road or galleria west. that's where you can find her at faye's 123.com. and again -- >> get this. this is amazing. because faye actually brought something fantastic for us to give away to one extremely lucky viewer who is watching. it's caller number 10 of course. you get $100 at faye's gift certificate as well as $100 at naroli to have your hair styled or mak thank you so much for them doing a great job. call us at (414)799-4444. huge thank you to all of our models, all of the stylists who made them look so fantastic and two, $100 gift cards going to one lucky caller number 10. >> thanks faye. >> happy anniversary. >> happy anniversary. >> thanks faye. so good to have you here. thank you so much. >>> all right. still ahead, we've got those packers tickets to give away. >>> and after the break we're ten years later she needs it. we're giving away botox treatments to one of our lucky viewers stay tuned. [laughter] come on... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is

building, at no cost to the stylist. "why keep this huge space to ourselves when we could be allowing other people to continue making money and serving their clients. " the college says it is also offering a free shampoo service to flood victims who don't have clean water. as people evacuate from the flood zones in cedar we have the shelter location available for pets and what owners need to get them in. plan on another breezy september day. while mostly sunny sky dominates the area, september dominates the area, northeast iowa should see more clouds develop, mainly after 1pm. this will keep temperatures locally cooler in this part of the area while the rest of the area should go well into the 60s/low 70s this afternoon. the wind may again gust as high as 30 mph at times. tonight, as clouds sink in from the northeast, lows should stabilize in the mid-upper 40s in all areas. a sprinkle will also be possible around dubuque. tomorrow, plan on mostly cloudy sky with highs struggling to hit 60 in some locations. today: mostly

. >>> capri college is now offering its facility to licensed stylist professionals who were displaced during the fl serving your clients during this time, you are invited to use spacex precollege. you can do it for free, cosmetologist, massage therapists in any other professional stylists will have a home with salon chairs, wax rooms and private areas. the only request is that they say you need to be a licensed it professional. >> we will make sure that everyone can see their clients seeing our favorite ladies coming in every week puts a smile on our face. >> the code says they will stay open until the space is no longer needed. they will start accepting stylists immediately. >>> it will be about another day before the cedar river crass . but now it is very close in vinton . that is where you are looking at right now. as we look live, we want to make you aware that all public sandbagging locations in cedar rapids have now closed. all of the sandbagging locations have >>> kevin has been all over the city for the last three days. right now he is back in newbo . kevin, bring us up to spe

ogawa and other stylists were on the job from morning tonight. she still works hard. shopping every day at the supermarket and doing all the housework including cleaning and laundry. in her career and her life, she always strives for beauty. she does her own hair before opening the door to the salon. and she decorates the space with fresh flowers. >> translator: i put the flowers here because it's where most people come in. >> reporter: her appearance and that of the salon offer customers a sense of elegance and professionalism. one of them stops by every day at 4:00. the owner of a bar across the street. >> translator: she waits for me and arranges her schedule around mine. >> reporter: and when she's away -- >> translator: i help out when her daughter can't. >> translator: my assistant is not here today. >> reporter: for 23 years, they've had each other's backs. >> translator: after i finish, i'm always happy to hear a customer say she feels lightete or even tenen yeaears younger. i hope to continue doing this work as long as i can. it's my way of making people's li

he provided a scholarship stylists expect my siblings and i grew up homeless for part of our life. >> reporter: amy rau is nearly always booked, and it has worked for matthew too. >> i love the opportunities of the emily griffin school. >> he found his way and some of his best people through emily griffith. fast, go a long. so why not bring people with you and have some comments? >> he is a great boss too. there is a history section at this place you can look at. >>> a hero in san bernardino. general santos used what she neighbor this summer when he swallowed a hard candy and it got stuck. >> i was nervous. i really was. >> she was able to stop little josh from choking. she skipped the candy from his mouth she was honored by the san bernardino school district for bravery and courage. josh's mom is thankful for her neighbor. remembers everything and she is thankful. >> her school district is not using her as an example so others will sign up for cpr classes. >>> it is time now for the chevy sports break. >> team usa met tim canada in the world cup of hockey. met duchesne played less th

staffers say any stylist can run their business out of the capri building at no cost for the stylist. why keep ourselves when we can allow other and serving their clients. still ahead this midday we'll take another look at our top stories. plus a final look at your midday. a 13 year old look back at our top story. a 13-year-old girl is dead this morning after cedar rapids police say that someone shot her. officers were called out to the 800 block of 15th street southeast just before 8 this morning. three juveniles. we'll bring you more details as they become available on this. the cedar river is cresting at 22 feet. that's good news for those affected by this. and here's some of the affected areas. the riverside park. there's a skate park right off of the 12th bridge. and now this is where we're today. this is when you look at the left part that's more north of 16th and then this part we're seeing here this is the south part of it. where we're seeing moderate to high water. that was a concern leading up to the last few days. as you're going back in off of 16th. these are great. >> so

the cosmetologists, massage therapists and any other professional stylists will have a room with salon chairs, wax rooms, and private massage areas. the only request is that you are licensed. >>> we will do whatever we can to make sure everyone has a place to meet their clients and see their clients, because sometimes, just seeing other favorite ladies that come in stay open as long as style ists need the space. both locations in cedar rand and waterloo will start accepting stylists immediately. >> we are looking at independence this morning. a live look at what is happening downtown cedar rapids. overlooking first avenue and first street, as the cedar river continues to rise. brandon has details on cooler >>> good morning. let's first take a look at the river areas across the area. and cedar river at vinton, which is currently at 21.67 feet and supposed to arrive a little bit more and crest around 21.7 feet this morning. major flooding occurring around the vinton area the cedar river at cedar rapids currently at 17.69 feet. major flood stage is at 16 feet. so it rose above that thresh

. >> reporter: so much so, he provided a scholarship that brought in one of his top stylists. >> my siblings and i grew up homeless. it was just opportunity after opportunity after opportunity which is great. >> reporter: and it's worked for matthew too. >> oh, yeah. i love emily griffith. it's amazing. it's a great place. >> reporter: we found his way and some ofis from emily griffith, something he will never forget. no matter how big he gets. >> basically if you want to go far, bring someone with you. >> an exhibit showing the 100-year history of emily griffith school is on display at >>> a massive security team was waiting when a jet liner landed in the philippines. >> police were worried about what was happening on board. the mistake created a huge scene. >> lots of clouds around here, a few scattered showers. and the moisture from the hurricane is headed from colorado! >>> more than 400,000 coloradans are living with diabetes and three million more are at risk. >> reporter: dj smith has been >> i've always loved lacrosse. i'd love to play professional. >> reporter: hey started playing b

bumper is a hair stylist. brianne is a middle school history teacher. in fact she loves history so much that her body is covered with history-themed tattoos. history. it is fun and a good conversation starter, the kids love it. >> looking at these three women, we can't help, but wonder what jonbenet's life might have been liked if she lived. >> i actually had dreams about her that she was grown up and she was this crazy happy girl. >> i think that college is when it really hit me, you know. i started, i went to school, and it is like this is something that she would have done. she was such a smart fun loving kid. like she would have had so much fun >> the older version of a 6- year-old self. she would be a confident girl. she woulbe beautiful and enjoy everything that she chose to do in life. >> the murder case remains open. >>> next the great inside edition hotel sheet test. are you sleeping on clean sheets when you check into a hotel room? don't bet on it. for our investigation will shock you. can you believe she can this? >>> plus, the plumber who we

back for now her career as a stylist is on hold. >> i have been very excited and anxious to start my career. it is a setback. >> reporter: several staff members lost their jobs. the school says it tried se but were not successful. >>> coming up, a valley teenager avoids jail time by eating marijuana. he says for officers made him do it. the legal off -- action he is now taking. >>> roof rescue. a dog. look at that, stranded on a stranger's home. why the humane society now need your help. >> i didn't know what to say. forward of the valley woman paying it forward. it was stranded on a roof. now there is no word on how the dog not up there. this happened on 7th avenue in southern. we are told since sunday. the homeowner fed the dog but could not get it down. it's now at the west valley animal care center. they are hoping the owner comes forward. >>> eat pot or go to jail. that is what a 19-year-old was told by for phoenli is planning to sue the department. he filed a notice of claim, that is 8 precursor to a lawsuit, he claims officers searched his car without permission. they found a

. >> stylist scrubbing and setting. >> flat iron expressed her. >> clients began lining up face when i'm done. >> stylist paid in styles as they volunteer to help hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today all about helping the girls build confidence and make them feel good about going to school. >> tradition of instilling confidence started seven years ago. >> looked around kids and hair cuts and curls. >> father of six and asked single question and since then the cut and curls event has grown every year. girls and washed, prepped, boys choose the styles, nail techs work. >> clients like sixth graders who will walk out of here. >> feel nice, pretty. >> students also got a backpack full of supplies so ready to tackle a new school year. >> school day of school. entire community coming together to make that happen. that was karry kavanagh reporting. estimates 300 kids got hair cuts yesterday. >> daniel: world pumpkin paddling champ. set the record saturday by 1200-pound pumpkin 8 miles down the taunton river. journey started at yachton yacht club. h

. >> reporter: stylisting scrubbing and setting some very important clientele. >> right now i'm doing a flat iron. >> reporter: those clients began lining up outside mattapan finest barbers early sunday morning. >> when i see the look on these girls face when i'm done that's what i'm in it from. >> reporter: today the stylists are paid in smiles hundreds of kids look and feel their best as they head back to school. >> today is all helping these girls build some confidence and make them feel good about going to school. give them self-assurance and self-esteem. >> the tradition of instilling confidence started seven years ago. >> one deity took my daughter to school and i looked around and i said what can i do? single question, and since then has cut and curled event has grown every year. >> a little conveyor belt system, if you will. >> reporter: girls are washed prepped and pressed. boys choose their style. nail teches are outside painting nails. it's a big operation not lost on these young clients. >> they do hard work. >> clients like sixth grader stewart who says she'll walk out of

we have professional make up artists, an amazing hair stylist, costume shoppers. >> reporter: plenty of regulars are here for their sixth season. >> i'm an environmental inspector by day. >> reporter: by night? >> a zombie. i love it. >> reporter: six cell blocks. the nation's largest haunted house bringing fun -- >> this is awesome, awesome, this is so cool. >> reporter: and fright for another year. >> i came with my son and daughter. my daughter is nowhere around. she left. >> reporter: what do you think of that? >> not scared. >> reporter: why are you gripping your dad's arm? >> because he's scared. >> he's a little scared. proceeds go to help the preservation efforts at the prison which is a national historic landmark. terror behind the walls continue through november 5th. come checkette out, if you dare. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> are you going to be all right there? still to come an "action news," two police officers shot if ft. worth, texas. controversy over what to do with joe paterno. >> tracking more humid air along with a chance of rain. details on the timing

hers is stylistic.ring out how to give an e-mail answer that is credible and at the same time short. you know, she gets bogged down in detail. but i tell you with trump, you know, trump's got talook at last night. it's interesting on one hand, boy, she didn't do well. no doubt she didn't do well, but the totality i think of trump missed opportunity combined with eye popping statements that he made. sort of eight troubling statements in 24 hours is what we calculated. >> chuck, you look on vladimir putin and barack obama, and you look at what he said about the generals. you tweeted what he said last night about the generals was astounding and would cause real problems if he ever did win. >> absolutely. respect problems. i mean, i think there are people in uniform that just feel as if beyond a demeaning thing to say. but i guess the point i'm trying to make, the larger point here, he had a big opportunity last night. frankly, he had an easy opportunity last night. and he whiffed. that's what's amazing. we

stylist and editor-in-chief of yahoo! style, joe zee sat down with ford to discuss the future of fashion. >> you will be able to see it online. buy them immediately. >> what made you take the shift? >> why would you want to see clothes you can't have for five or six months? >> when stars, he's directing them. ford's second film, nocturnal animal, starring jake gillenhall and amy adams, to be release this winter. >> you got a 20 minute standing ovation at venice film festival. an amazing feat. >> it was amazing. it was surreal. i tried to be very present for it and take it in. it was surreal. >> also surreal, some of the this sequin evening gown you may have to save up. the price tag nearly $12,000. >>> it was mark twain who said clothes make the man. i'm not sure what red sequins makes you. thank you for watching abc news. join us for "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. ?[ music ] ? >>> matt lauer under fire. >> matt lauer in the crosshai

don't worry, stylist julie zander says you can steal their signature looks for less. with adidas to create his line yeezy. you're looking pretty hot. >> the yeezy vibe is just a hoodie and some lax jeans with maybe rips in them and you're rocking it. >> i do suddenly feel like insulting taylor swift. i think it's working. i think you nailed it. >> you know what? you can get the kanye hoodie very expensive or go all the way down to a retail store like the buckle exchange and get the look without the price. >> next, nicole hippie trend. >> all right, julie, do you feel you've captured the house of harlow aesthetic? >> absolutely. it's workable. you don't have to spend a lot of money. get a pair of wide legged jeans which these are from target and they look amaing on you. >> i do like this, the dark wash and wide leg. >> they're so flattering and this great sweater, a little bohemian and fun. then of course house of harlow >> well, while an hoh jacket and necklace could cost you $500, this sweater/jean combo will run you $70, then the hat, necklace and bag from buffalo e

a celebrity stylist joins us live to talk about the fashion hits and misses on the red carpet. an act of compassion and teamwork on the field. "we want robby. we want robby." find out why they "want robby" next. the paralympics in rio wraps up with ceremony tribute. how the athletes morning with dave hall, maria silva, monica jackson, jason feinberg , . weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and traffic solutions this morning. the cooler temps are a sure sign of fall. we will officially welcome autumn on thursday. the fall equinox marks the first day of fall in the northern hemisphere. no matter where you are in the world... the equinox means that day and night are almost the exact same length... 12 hours a piece. so get out there and enjoy your final few days of extra sunshine... "winter is com we start off the week with sunshine with increasing clouds throughout the day. high pressure is moving east over the next 48 hours as hurricane paine pushes north off baja. paine could produce some drizzle of showers for the valley monday night into tuesday. a strong trough north of us start

>> my stylist, i don't get to keep them.he takes them away. >> emma is in venice, but channeled some hollywood glam on the red carpet. later short and flirty at the after-party for her new movie, her third with ryan gosling. in it she's a struggling actress and in it she sings. ♪ >> what is it like to be serenaded by ryan gosling? >> you know i think you can see it on the screen, it's lovely. sometimes when you're good friends with someone -- >> it is funny when you're friends with someone because it's kind of like, oh, my god. it's hard for us not to laugh i think most of the time. >> and the movie has emma doing a little ballroom dancing, for that she took lessons from a pro. >> we learned some of our dancing from some people -- >> did you? >> artem, the dancer. >> sexy artem. one of my favorite sequences in the film was all of the crazy auditions you had to do. what was your craziest auditions had you to do. >> reading this monologue. why are you reading off the paper? and it was because i just received the paper and she

stylist's last-minute elevator adjustments. >> how's it going down there? >> kate's pretty cool and composed when talking about filming with the guy she calls pa in their first-ever project together. >> we spend so much time together we don't put too much energy into this eaven though i really matters it us and i look forward to working more with him. >> your pa says it's all in the works. >> the fact it's family, maybe one point. hopefully we'll talk to you in a couple of years about it. >> family was on the mind of scott eastwood proving he knows his oscar-winning father clint all too well. >> i just interviewed your dad. what advice do you give him? can you guess what he told me? >> probably to shut up and listen? >> listen a lot. >> listen. >> you know him so well. >> yeah. and i said to him -- yeah. resemblance when he sees you on >> i hope not.jokes -- &- no, i do. >> do you see a resemblance when you see yourself up on screen with your dad? >> you know, i have photos and you cannot tell the difference. it's scary. >> totally look alike. >> there's a

. >> hair stylist has her hair and nails painted blue. she's? contact with his wife and has a real fund set up in his name. >> you can see hour town is hurting from this. >> she's asking all metro area imposters who try to capitalize on the name of a brave detective. >> these people are giving from their hearts and in term they're giving to a jerk trying to take their money. >> detective bright is showing progress we understand. we're keeping track. >>> the deadly bus crash involving the legacy high school football team. the coach was released last night. two other coaches suffered serious injuries in this cash at dia on sunday. the bus driver carrie chopper died. police still investigating by the bus crash. the homecoming game will still an affidavit we have seen said the notes complimented the girl's looks and to call them. instead they reported the 21 year old to authorities. one of the girls said he texted her nude photos of himself. >> we don't know how widespread this is. we're asking parents to talk to the girls or king carol and see if t

stylist and editor-in-chief of yahoo! style, joe zee sat down with ford to discuss the future of fashion. >> you will be able to see it online. buy them immediately. >> what made you take the shift? >> why would you want to see clothes you can't have for five or six months? >> when h stars, he's directing them. ford's second film, nocturnal animal, starring jake gillenhall and amy adams, to be release this winter. >> you got a 20 minute standing ovation at venice film festival. an amazing feat. >> it was amazing. it was surreal. i tried to be very present for it and take it in. it was surreal. >> also surreal, some of the prices.

. >> stylist paid in smiles and hundreds of kids feeling best as they head back to school. >> today all about helping the girl build confidence and make them feel good about going to school. >> self-assure, self-asteam, confidence started seven years ago. >> jamie mitchell asked the question and since then cut and curls event has grown every year. >> conveyor >> really care and did hard work. >> walk out of here feeling. >> pretty. >> students also got a backpack full of supplies so ready to tackle a new school year. >> first day of school. >> entire community coming >> estimate 300 kids got the air cut and very grateful for sponsors and volunteers to make it all possible. >> gene: world pumpkin battling champ and saturday taking 8-mile adventure during the taunton river. journey with 1200-pound pumpkin and in yacht club and cove in fall river and he made the journey as show support for local agriculture and inspire future farmers. that's a long way to go in pumpkin eight miles. >> sara: good for him. >>> sara: local paramedics phone burst into flames and serve as warning with anyone wi

was because of her sister's salon which she owned for 40 years and at that salon, a lot of young stylists found their first job under her guidance. deputies are still investigating whether a second man was involved in that assault and robbery. >>> the november election could have an impact on a very high-profile murder trial in the south bay. one proposition could spare the life of the accused killer of sk sierra lamar. if voters approve proposition 62, it would put an end to the death penalty in california. lawyers for garcia torres may try to delay the trial for another two months. if the death penalty is repealed in november, our legal analyst steven clark says that the jury pool could favor the defense because a death sentence would no longer be an option. >> the real issue at this point is, what is is jury make-up going to be for mr. garcia torres and it could be very different if the jury selection starts after november 8. >> sierra lamar disappeared while on her way to school in 2012. prosecutors say they have dna evidence linking garcia torres to her death. >>> kate steinly t youn

maybe he has a stylist helping him. >> if he has a stylist that person should be fired. >> here's my thing though we're in fall officially so isn't this time to have sleeves and in the summer when you have to cut them off. >> well, we're on the cusp, alex, warm enough night in new england he rock the sleeve less. >> okay. >> can i pull that off. i might do the sweat shirt cut off here. >> i have nothing to show but, you know, the fringe, the the frays, and he got a great haircut. >>> third night of protest in charlotte, alex, crowd is pushing for police to release video of the the faith willal shooting. why the police chief says that is not happening. >>> time to get down here. the bandies getting red toy play. they are strangers again. french foreign legion. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market... pat toomey wrote the book. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social secur

and i think stylistically, trump's stylistic bombast tends to overshadow what his message is, if he was moderating policy to reach those independents. so i think it'll be really difficult for him to broaden his coalition unless he moderates style and we see more of what he gave m mexico city with the president of mexico more serious and sobriety. but i think the test will come with the first debate on september 26th. >> that will be one to watch. eliana johnson, betsy woodruff, thank you both. >> thank you. >> the iraq nuke deal claiming teheran was allowed to pend the rule. >>> also, 272 day answers counting since hillary clinton's last news conference. what rivals are saying about the situation, next.. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have b

. >> reporter: this hair stylist has her hair and nails painted blue in on nor of detective fund set up in his name. >> you can see our town is hurting from this. >> reporter: meanwhile she's asking all metro residents to hang up on the imposters trying to capitalize on the name of a brave detective. >> these people are giving from their hearts and in turn they're giving to some jerk trying to take their money. >> reporter: that's tom muston reporting >>> a jefferson county custodian is facing sexting charges. he left notes for two middle school students in littleton. the notes complimented the girl's looks and told them to call him. they reported the 21 year old to school authorities. one of the students said he texted her nude photos of himself. now deputies want to know if other girls are victims. this is. so we're certainly asking parents who may see this broadcast to talk to their girls that go to either dutch creek or king carol and see if there's something they haven't come forward with yet. >> deal has one other arrest, a misdemeanor shoplifting charge that happened two years

. - stylist. absolutely. new things all the time. generally coming in, new things in the spring, and then again in the fall, and also for holiday. - now, on top of that, i'm looking around, i see a whole table full of jewelry here, what are some of your favorites pieces that you sell? - i love these bracelets right here. this is very lightweight, you have to hold that. - oh, that is. - those are made out of guitar strings. - how neat! - so, i think they're unique and, like i said, very lightweight, i love the fact that they're silver and gold, so you can wear them with everything. - i'm a person that loves the mix of silver and gold. - yes, i can tell that with your ring. - yes, yes. (laughs) now, and then, your purses too. i wanna grab one of these. - yes, this is an envelope purse, and has a great magnetic clasp on it, but the unique part is it has a strap inside, you can wear it a crossbody. - look, scarves. i love this scarf, this is on my list as well, of things i would like to buy. and then you have great gift ideas for women.

. >> if you watch the split screen another was stylistic. clinton was calm and even tone. donald trump, he mugged at the camera. >> you have no leadership. and that starts with secretary. clinton for >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i will be paying for everything that's ever happened. set why not quite more crazy things for >> she has experience with bad experience. this country cannot afford to have another for experience of that kind of experiences like this is a man who has called women pics, slobs and dogs. and someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers. the better mike klis mac i suspect that the clinton people are a little happier with the way things were tonight than the trumped people are. his polling games have come with the more button-down detailed approach. but that one of the with the early tonight in the face of clinton's aggressive tactics. he needs to grow be on that base to win. what clinton did not do much to change the minds of voters were skeptical about her, she simply dispelled any doubts about her stamina and seeme

if trump's performance in the first debate tracks with how he was last night but some areas of stylistic flourish, will that because enough -- will that be good enough? john: the debate and the form will be different things. the fact he will be in a direct confrontation with hillary clinton and there will be more time will make it harder for him to do what he did last night, which was to bluster his way through and not go long into anything. this thing on the iraq war, i just had to say, he is lying. he's just lying. there are three separate instances before the war when he did not at all oppose it. the first time he opposed it, after it had been going on for almost a year. he keeps saying this, it's not true and people are finally starting to hold them accountable. i think if you lie in a presidential debate like that, it is a high risk. mark: if she shows up at the first debate with the demeanor she had last night and tries to hold them accountable with that demeanor, i think he could get through the first debate winning with that level of performance on all aspects. in the states he h

this florida hair stylist who colors clients' hair in bright colors was inundated with haters and supporters after posting photos of her 6-year- dyed with a semipermanent color. while she was happy to indulge her daughter, other parents are freaked out by their kid having rainbow-colored hair. a child psychologist says how you respond to your kid's request to express their cree yea at thisty can have a lasting impact -- their creativity can have a lasting impact. >> you miss an opportunity to learn more about your kid if you simply come out with noes. >> reporter: even if the idea of blue, pink or makes you cringe, take the opportunity to understand your child's motivations. >> how did you get that idea? and what do you think would be good about that? who else have you talked to about this? do you know other people doing this? so have a conversation where the kid doesn't sense that you're judging them negatively. >> reporter: if you decide you're cool with allowing your kid to be a little out there with their hair or fashion, reactions they may get. >> some people may like what you did but s