it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >> i spent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. they don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conviction for an armed bank robbery he claims he didn't commit, but he does take credit for dozens of other bank robberies, some of which landed him a prior 11-year sentence at another federal penitentiary. >> the yankee bandit, my cellmate at one time, a world famous bank robber, he holds a record at 72 banks robbed. and i'm like, come on, man, i was just getting warmed up at 72. throughout the years i've probably robbed more than 100 and no more than 150. put it that way. >> torres says the inspiration to become a bank robber occurred when he was a young boy growing up in a tough part of orange county. >> i never had money in my pocket to buy an ice cream when i was a kid, and that used to bother me because all the other kids had money, and i got caught stealing one time, you know, from the neighborhood guy, and i rememb

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abbey is a great company. these are great companies. it's just that the european markets are so hideous that they are cause to take a breath and say wait a second. there is something bigger going on here. the bigger is the german numbers which came out last night. they show that this cold war with ukraine versus russia is beginning to really crush the economies. as we knew it would. >> we are going to have a lot more on inversions as things become a bit clearer because it was supposed to take effect immediately. people are unclear exactly what that means. doesn't seem to apply to already-inverted companies. only those considering it. not really an issue for the burger king deal. much more so for the two we mentioned. >>> we are going to talk allergan, valent. and michael dell, what he thinks about the newly-wub alibaba. >>> welcome back. we reported late yesterday after dow jones had a report, as well, on allergan's interest in salex. that has ramifications for valeant's offer to buy ackerman. talks have been serious for a number of wee

>> abbey, what do you say?her, you get orange. >> good. >> that's two for one. >> i say seven. >> i say seven, too. >> they say seven. >> i would agree. >> they are correct. >> look at that! >> seven colors are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, endigo and violet. >> wow. i think we get to do a correctness dance. >> i love it! >> obviously we should have planned a prize 'cause they did deserve a prize. >> they're so lively for 45. >> i got this quarterback here. >> they're going to join charles krauthammer on the panel today. that will be fantastic. >> a panel? i love panels. >> you can raise your hand there. >> okay. >> abbey kadaby and grover, thank you for joining us and congratulations. sesame street celebrates the 45th season on pbs. >> next time you come back, we want you on the couch. no more hiding behind it. >> what about the quarter? i'm just kidding. >> give me my money back and don't eat my snacks. >>> 23 minutes now before the top of the hour. and heather has got some headlines. >> yes, we certainly

. >>> and george clooney, word of his special visit to the set of "do "downton abbey." was doing there is all in "the skinny." it's thursday, september 11th. >>> good morning, everyone, on this thursday, i'm dan kloeffler. >> i'm reena ninan. i was telling dan, i don't know what it is about the september 11th, i feel it a little bit more. it may be the combination of the beheading of the journalists, the president's speech and then sending the kids to school. you feel vulnerable and realize the threat is still very much alive. >> the threat is out there. the face of the threat may have changed. obviously approach and strategy made to change accordingly as the president laid out last night. where we begin this half-hour, thursday morning, strong words from president obama laying out his strategy to ultimately defeat isis terrorists. >> the president in his most forceful language yet put isis on notice in last night's televised address to the nation. >> i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our objective is clear. we w

> and be sure to watch abbey on the cycle weekdays at 3:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. still ahead, much more on the tmz sports video. we'll talk to steven a. smith about the league's response and what pro football needs to be doing going forward. also, new witnesses come forth in the michael brown shooting. we'll tell you what they're saying and why it could have a huge impact on the grand jury. >>> and new u.s. air strikes pounding isis terrorists in iraq. president obama will soon address the nation about the isis threat. but you won't believe who republicans are turning to for advice. we'll review this blast from the past next. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink >> our social media community is o

comes to mind when you think ama," butperiod dr george clooney has announced he will star in "downton abbey." the actor, who is said to be a series, willhese be an american visiting the country estate. i have to confess i have not watched much, but i will be looking out for that episode. commemorations of the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. in new york where the world trade center towers were destroyed, a new monument at ground zero. an artist has spent the last eight years filming the rebuilding for a documentary and the bbc's laura trevelyan went to speak with them. above the skyline, the one world trade center, and the cinematic images of the rebuilding are the work of a dedicated filmmaker, marcus morgan sent. >> i felt because these images of the towers being destroyed were being seen around the world, i felt the rebuilding was an opportunity to make something like an allegorical tale, a beautiful story about life emerging out of darkness. >> the construction workers are the stars of his documentary. for years, he found them day in and day out in all weather. >> the minute women

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abbey says, "there are two really important hashtags happening, hashtag why i stayed, hashtag why i leftducate yourself. understand before judging people's relationships ." >> isis wrote the tweets over at hashtag why i stayed and hashtag why i left are brave and important accounts of surviving abusive relationships. thank you for sharing. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on this still breaking story. we'll have more tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 on our sister station cbs3 and of course in the morning starting at 4:30. you can always get the latest on our web site, cbsphilly.com. >> also tonight sports betting is now allowed in casinos and racetracks in new jersey. the attorney general's directive comes on the same day as a summit with governor chris christie on the future of atlantic city. three casinos have already closed this year and two more are expected to close over the next two months. some believe sports betting could be the boost the resort city needs. >> fabulous news. it's great news. just what we were looking for. need some good news these days. >> stil

. >> let's talk about down toun"d abbe abbey".t a trailer. >> i feel a shaking of the ground i stand on. >> look at that. >> love it! >> is the queen coming in or something? >> certainly that is a big moment. >> wow. >> let me tell you a little bit about this trailer. it started on british tv at the end of september so they are going to see all of this before we do. >> it is going to sneak out. >> it is meant to be fantastic. it is 1924, lots of changes. >> i really do want to catch up. >> thank you. >> don't worry, your hair will grow back. you look very cute. >>> one cookie for your kid and one for yourself. >> which ones to beat and which ones to eat. >>> and want to know how your man thinks? these sexy studs give you insight. >> that is just wrong. next they are going to take a polaroid. one say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. thiswatch lime-a-way power wer.

you've got to think of stonehenge acknowledge landscape in the context of something like westminster abbey or temple of the god in egypt, places that were sacred for hundreds of years and changed and modified. the way you've got to think about this landscape is small numbers of farmers lived there and occasionally much larger numbers of people came to celebrate rituals and the landscape changed over many, many centuries to accommodate changing beliefs. >> talking about rituals, the timber building that's quite large is believe to have been the site of bizarre burial rituals. how do we know that that is what was going on there? >> they are making an informed guess at this point. what they will now do, they located the timbers, they will now excavate it in the next few years, i would imagine. it looks very like other buildings elsewhere, large timber structures standing by themselves. what would happen is that you would die and the people believed you were going to become an ancestor. they would expose your body in the channel house, let the bones be exposed and the flesh decompose, then gat

there's a new ax today here at the abbey in way on interstate 80 just reported for the starting to slowy 4 in tupelo. it's a rough ride for a 57 minute drive time. this is at the osama passing out to the dublin interchange and starting to slow for the trip on six city south brown in the dublin. <>: large international breach that few americans turnabout in january. they had compromised of the credit cards and information stolen. the experts say the problem can be stopped by employees that are more protective over information. <

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey? practice. >> sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day acr >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 news, the bay area microclimate forecast the heat and unhealthy air is again today but it will ease this weekend and into next week. no rain in this forecast. i'm sorry. here's a look at the temperatures, upper 60s to 70s, coast and san francisco, low to mid-80s in the north bay and low to mid-90s south and north and near 100 inland. good news it will fall back into the 50s and 60s tonight. acuweather seven-day for >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech execu

but quickly, that's dan stevens -- >> from "downton abbey," yes. >> you didn't recognize him at firstbey"s, and totally transformed himself. he's lost all this weight, does a very good brooklyn accent. >> he nailed it. and once again, the characters that you have been playing lately, matthew, good guy, bad guy, we can't really -- >> yeah. >> away can't really decide. a little complicated what you like. >> he has inner demons. he spent a number of years, the nypd, and something tragic happened. and he -- he took himself out. out of the police force. but now he's an unlicensed private eye. and he's constantly treading on the -- the bad and the good side of law and order, you know? he operates in a very shady world of -- of gray areas of morality. let's put it that way. >> that's a good way of putting it. you like those roles. you said as a child you were drawn to the character, i think the phrase was a loan cowboy. what appealed to you? >> they appealed to me, growing up in ireland, watching robert mitcham playi ining a cowboy, t were loaners and complex guys. but they had a good moral

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey?ce, practice. >> sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street >> good morning. our temperatures are in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is 59 in winchester. 53, manassas. temperatures will warm into the 70's this morning. 11:00. 77 by 3:00. by 5:00, 78 degrees. the high >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech executives, including former apple ceo steve jobs put limits on the screen time their kids have. and ban them from using it on school nights, time limits on the weekends. others said they set boun

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey?sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street happens to be. and back to you guys in the >> reporter: thank you, "g.m.a.," david murphy on the terrace. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon 76 degrees sun and clouds. tomorrow clouds in the morning and during the afternoon in particular we'll be on the look out for periods of rain or spotty showers. it looks gray and damp. 71 is the high, partly sunny and nice on sunday, high of 73. monday looks good, tuesday morning showers give way to >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the n

[applause] last but not least arthur abbey. halfback of course there are many and others who could easily be acknowledged. we will move to our program. it is an honor. such a treasure to member of this community. proud to be led by such an inspirational leader. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> at any rate i am honored and pleased to have really the first woman speaker of the house of representatives here today. [applause] and to have carolyn, my great representative. i welcome you. i'm going to tell you something. could not be a better congressman. first elected to cars in 1992. the program is short. everyone has to go back to washington to vote on. [inaudible] that me tell you, the current ratings by various interest groups, the american association of university woman gives her 100 percent. pro-choice america gives her 100. planned parenthood gives her 100. the human rights campaign gives her a hundred. the reliance for retired americans gives her 100. the voters give for an 96. what happens to the other fou

. >> on this day in 1969 abbey road the last recorded album by the beatles was released.r the brady bunch premiered. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review.st is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ >> it is friday september 26th, a fox news alert. eagle now has a name. the executioner behind the isis beheadings identified. what the fbi just released about jihad john. >> attorney general eric holder stepping down. >> i want to thank you all for joining me on a journey that now moves in another direction but will alter be guided by the pursuit of justice. >> who will become america's next top cop we will breakdown the race to replace. >> there is no turning back now. george clooney's single days are numbered inside the most anticipated wedding of the year. "fox and fr

it's a dean's list "b" "the guest" starring downton abbey star, dan stevens, takes it's spot as the worst film of the year!!! dean says, it's a pointless excuse to re-hash every bloody movie cliche..and bad acting trumps the awful plot. it's a deans list "f". i don't think i've ever seen him give such a bad review. weather and traffic coming up. we're taking a live look. will be >> the following program is brought to you by supple, the new, revolutionary health regeneration drink by supple, llc. >> hello, and welcome to the smart medicine show. i'm dr. monita poudyal, and we have a great show today. if you have pain or know someone that has pain - joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, or if you suffer from arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia or even weakness or fatigue, then you need to stay with us for the next half hour. we're going to be discussing medical breakthroughs that can help you eliminate pain, regain mobility and become stronger without dangerous drugs, surgery or negative side affects. my guest today is peter apatow. he's a leading arthriti

beat out that "downton abbey" crap. i love their center fold, the isis document claims that, quote, the advantage of biological weapons is they do not cost a lot of money. while the human casualties can be huge, the uk, short for the united kingdom, tucker, is not taking isis lightly in response to the group's gains in iraq britain has raised its terror threat level to severe. here is some fella. >> let's be clear about the source of the threat we face. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war 10 years ago. it existed even before the horrific attacks on 9/11, themselves sometime before the iraq war. the root cause is quite clear. it is a poisonous ideology of extremism. >> meanwhile in the u.s., the white house is putting isis on notice. here is spokesman john ernest. >> is the united states presently at war with isis? yes or no? >> no. >> according to a new poll, democrats are more afraid of global warming than the threat posed by isis. thankfully the right is focusing on what is important. >> there is no w

you know the guy from "downtown abbey?"new movie out, and he's doing this interview about his role in the movie and this reporter asks him a very, very interesting question. take a look. >> this is you as an all-american, and a big opportunity for you in hollywood. you must have had to beat off a a lot of american men get this part. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey, ho! ho! ho! >> jimmy: i'll tell you this, he does need to know how hollywood works. but i mean, it's very interesting. [ laughter ] hey guys, football is back. [ cheers and applause ] the 2014 nfl season kicked off tonight with the green bay packers taking on the defending super bowl champions, seattle seahawks. now as you know at the end of every season they give out awards like "most valuable player," but they also give out awards at the beginning of the season sort of like the ones in high school yearbooks, like, "most likely to succeed," "class clown," stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show superlatives." [ cheer

scandal's not the only tv show that has inked deals to market apparel, others include downton abbey andg about half a percent higher. be watching. >>> markets are virtually flat ahead of the all-important federal reserve meeting this week, and by the way, whatever they decide, you will know on wednesday. so if you want to make money, you have to go beyond the headlines. joining us now in a fox business exclusive to explain just how to do that, scott black, delphi management founder and president and bare barron's round table supernova. you like that? >> yeah. looks like i should be on pbs or on the science portion as opposed to fox business, but thank you. [laughter] liz: well, you did get your degree in applied mathematics, so i think that would work with pbs. you're so, so smart. you've got about a billion under management, and in advance of the federal reserve meeting -- you know what? throw that out. on any given day lately tell me if you believe, make your specific case for stocks right now. >> well, i think you have to be an individual stock picker, liz. i think the markets are sy

i'm abbey huntsman.out his plan to degrade and destroy isis. >> our own safety. our own security. depends upon our willingness to do what it takes to defend this nation and uphold the values that we stand for. america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our objective is clear, we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive and sustained counterterrorism strategy. we will conduct a systematic campaign of air strikes against these terrorists. we'll increase our support to forces fighting these terrorists on the ground. we will continue to draw on our substantial counterterrorism capabilities to prevent isil attacks. we'll continue to provide humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians displaced by this terrorist organization. this is our strategy, and in each of these four parts of our strategy, america will be joined by a broad coalition of partners. american leadership at its best. american leadership is the one constant in an uncertain world. it is amer

a great "down p tton abbey." >> eleanor accomplished a lot in her own right and as first lady long aftereaving the white house. i can remember all that. she may have played a supporting reel to her husband while president but very much her own person. let's watch her for a second here. >> the roosevelt marriage was a partnership in which each played a very important part. each admired the other. each wanted very much the approval of the other. that was true throughout their lives together even when they were mad at each other. they lived very separate lives even when they were in the white house they were very separate lives. and she took the sort of cold view of his fame and the kind of popularity he had she knew he was and he wasn't quite what they thought he was. >> the more she stood up for the anti-lynching law, fighting the lynching thing in the '30s, of course, that's tough for a democrat because of the coalition and she also come out and quit the d.a. or daughters of the american ref las vegas because they wouldn't let marian anderson who is african-american sing at the constitut

neighbors, that land to the south of coldstream, the slant of history, as we pass through dunfermlin abbeyay, resting place of robert the bruce, through what perspective will we review such places tomorrow. up in perth, though, it wasn't history or politics for the ladies concentrating on their magnificent scones at a church come polling station were not here to discuss politics, they told me. it's clear, when people think they personally can make a difference about something they really care about, they will come out and they will vote. but is that just the case in the borders and the noisy central belt of scotland? what happens were you to take the train north into the highlands and islands? here, of course, voting has a rather different pace and tone to it. for a start, some have to fit the ballot box in around the needs of the flock. but the imperative to vote this time, of all times, is still there. >> well i have not voted for about 20 years, so that shows you how important it is. >> reporter: so, too, a dutch couple in killen, who run a b&b. >> very, very, very important, because i

we'll speak with abbey coleman d -- cohen and it is a big deal.ut this value of investing against the backdrop of central banks. never can get enough. it was amazing to see what draghi did yesterday and will continue to talk about the fallout from that e.c.b. decision. we'll look as well at the fashion industry. it is fashion week in new york. robert burke will join us. associates. urke and we'll talk about the changes in fashion and about what you need to wear as we go into the fall season. >> well, that will be interesting. i'll be tuning in indeed. we spoke with smaghi earlier, an ex-e.c.b. board member. he had been calling for more quantitative easing or for quantitative easing from the e.c.b. for sometime. i asked him how are they going to convince the germans on the e.c.b. to go along with q.e. ? he was saying the persuasive argument is to tell them they have no choice if they want to bring up inflation they have been holding up on this one for sometime. >> it is a raging debate. interesting seeing you having jacob frankel on in the last hou

[applause] last but not least arthur abbey. halfback of course there are many and others who could easily be acknowledged. we will move to our program. it is an honor. such a treasure to member of this community. proud to be led by such an inspirational leader. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> at any rate i am honored and pleased to have really the first woman speaker of the house of representatives here today. [applause] and to have carolyn, my great representative. i welcome you. i'm going to tell you something. could not be a better congressman. first elected to cars in 1992. the program is short. everyone has to go back to washington to vote on. [inaudible] that me tell you, the current ratings by various interest groups, the american association of university woman gives her 100 percent. pro-choice america gives her 100. planned parenthood gives her 100. the human rights campaign gives her a hundred. the reliance for retired americans gives her 100. the voters give for an 96. what happens to the other fou

. >> the tension between what abbey is saying and yet the other comment you made is that real wages havee. >> there is a wide distribution. this creates a very uncomfortable tension that does need to be addressed by holidaymakers. >> i am more concerned about getting a raise. changing jobs has become normal. that is something for the younger generation. >> loyalty is out out out. >> i am loyal to you, scarlet. >> always. >> think about the world that we live in, it is 140 characters and it is uber. i want right now. >> i won a living wage before going bankrupt. this is huge. it talks to the aging working population and other mature economies around the world. wrongare focusing on the thing. we are focusing on the outcome enough to cause. had he hit the nail on the head. we do not have equal educational opportunity. when you don't have it at the beginning, this is the result you're going to get. we need to get people educated. >> thank you so much. it this is great. this is how you kick off the fall. this is a great conversation. >> except for the packers last night. >> a moment of silenc

could you say good morning to everybody, abbey, you are too cute. >> good morning, everybody. >> she'slks from all over the place. joining us, our party right here in times square. and share photos from coast to coast. and do beautiful things. we have talked about the horrible things across the nation, you have the nice one in the east. but look in medford, oregon, the clouds ahead of the system with the red flag warnings in place. and the flash flood watches. and moving into northern california. hoping the washington,s in 40's in the suburbs, increasing cloudiness and a few showers possible this afternoon, most of the >> and all that weather brought to you by mercedes-benz. happy 50th anniversary. >> thank you. great to have melissa leah with us this morning. starring in "the equalizer" with denzel washington. familiar material, in 1985 she starred in an episode of the tv show that inspired the film. this is such a good movie. i saw it yesterday. this is where you and denzel, we see you first flash on the screen. and we're wondering, what's between them? take a look. >> basically, he

an american "downton abbey" that is true. strangely enough we've segregated these people.without the dou door. they're so related. thash impulses. their desire we all do well when we all do well. that's the simple philosophy. >> that's the way i took it. this was a prominent family for 200 years. >> they didn't need to do this. they could have enjoy add life of luxury. theodore's father had what they called a troublesome conscience. all three of them had it. all three of them are competent at leveling the playing field. these are the issues that we're dealing with. what's the role of government, what's the nature of leadership, what's the adversity, and they overcome the adversity and figure out how how to solve their own problems. >> you say it's all related. >> if you like to collect a social security check or are happy your children don't work seven days a week, 14 hour as day, there's a coal mine, that big mon on oh lis tick -- >> and then there's world war ii. >> and of course, franklin roosevelt who probably couldn't get out of the iowa caucuses today because he's cr

. >> and george clooney will guest star on downton abbey.well. it is game day thursday night. we talked a lot this morning, so you know about the ray rice video and cbs sports will kosher the controversy. in fact, our own norah o'donnell, what can't you do? she's now going to be in the pregame show. she talked in british accents, she does the news, she's married with three kids. >> i told you i want to get into sports. tonight is the night. >> we haven't focused on the game as much as we wanted to so we'll do it now. >> who better to break down the matchup than the two men who will be called it. they're on with sharyn alfonsi. >> good morning. you see i've got the two best guys to talk on this and, norah, i can't wait to see you throwing passes. >> i'll throw them to her. >> let's talk about the game instead of the stuff going on. >> there's game going on tonight? >> there is. >> this is one of the most physical rivalries in the nfl and to have this game nationally broadcast, is that going to amp things up a little bit? >> look. these are tw

it's an important "downton abbey account q. and strangely enough we segregated the people.ortable segregating them but in fact they're so related. they're progressive impulses their desire that we all do well when we all do well. simple philosophy. >> that's what i took it from this is a prominent family in new york for 200 years. >> they didn't need to do this. they were to the manor born. theodore's familied a a troublesome conscience and all three of them had it. all three of them are dedicated to helping level the playing field. and. it's very much like today with the disparity of wealth. these are issues that we're dealing with. what's the role of government what's the nature of leadership how does diversity. all three are deeply wounded people, overcome that adversity and help people figure out how to overcome their own problems. >> the american family has touched so many of our lives. >> fly out of laguardia airport, go through the lynn i don't know tunnel, turn a light in the tennessee valley of the northwest or southwest or like to collect a social security check o

. >> and one of the most famous covers of all, "abbey road." >> we actually recreated as abbey road in germ germaphobe. >> it's amazing how much savannah looks like john lennon. >> there are a bunch of others for al we didn't necessarily show on the show, today.com. nirvana, "never mind" with the baby in the pool. >> oh, that was actually to scale. >> that's kind of what i was getting at. go check it out. that's good. meanwhile, natalie, you wore a dress yesterday. that i thought was very lovely. i think we all did. >> i lot a lot of tweets about it. >> a lot of attention for it. if we can see it -- many of our viewers of a certain disney character. >> oh, wow! >> i never thought of that. >> i look like i'm a little upset with alice in the who wore it better contest here. >> wow. >> #orangeroom, who wore it better? >> all right. let's show what we've got as far as your weather is concerned. i'm actually wearing an outfit for ba loo the bear. strong storms making their way through the upper plains. beautiful day along the east and west coast. lots of sunshine and heat through texas. we

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