one of the biggest sales of the weekend and becky worley has the best deals. seems like they get bigger every year. >> that's right. sa why? well, the economy, george, is performing well. retailers, they're not desperate to move excess inventory. but on big shopping weekends, they do feel compelled to stay competitive with other retailers. now, the good news, sales are equally available online and most sales have already started today. >> what are some of the best categories for deals this year? >> well, you got to start with appliances. best buy, lowe's, home depot, fridges or dishwashers or washing machines on big holiday sales weekends. home depot have a paint sale hard to beat. normally pay $23 for a can of behr house paint. they have a mail-in rebate for $13. $10 a can is a good price. summer clothing. summer, remember, don't buy the fall clothing yet. that won't be that cheap. it's really about the summer clothing. but everything. j. crew has 30% off. it's factory store, 50% off everything in the store, old navy 50% off. carter's kids' basics, 50% off mo

. >>> as we head into the holiday weekend, big sales and savings and becky worley breaking down what you should buy right now and what to wait on from tech to toys and more. this is when i always say guess how much i saved, not how much i spent. >> you do that on everything you buy. >> i kind of do. >>> and take a look at this photo lighting up the internet in record time. that's a sneak peek of lumiere and cogsworth from the live action "beauty and the beast." coming up in "pop news" we're emma watson as belle. >> yeah. excellent. >> she's going to be an adorable belle. >> she sure s can't wait for that. let's get the morning rundown from paula. >>> good morning. let's get back to florida where hurricane hermine made landfall last night overnight packing winds up to 80 miles per hour. the storm unleashing a life-threatening storm surge and now it is headed up the east coast. ginger is in the storm zone south of tallahassee. ginger, good morning. >> reporter: and, paula, that is exactly right. we were right here in st. mark's first hurricane to hit florida in more than a decade. as i

that's becky worley trying out spray perfect. it's a spray could change the way you get your manicure. later in the show we'll see how well it works. >> the typical nail polish is a real hot mess with me so i can imagine how this is going to go. do i have to do it? leave it to becky. >> she's moving fast. >>> the morning rundown and paula faris is here with that. >> that's the tuesday twitch that you got going on. i don't know what it is. i think we're all feeling it. we do begin with breaking news. >>> authorities in germany have series of predawn raids in the northern part of the country. they were apparently sent by isis to launch attacks and apparently used the same smugglers to get into europe as the men would attacked paris last year. >>> and a show of force from the u.s. military overnight. b1 bombers through over south korea. they're meant to be a warning to north korea just days after it conducted its fifth nuclear test which the u.s. called a dangerous escalation. >>> and in politics this morning, hillary clinton is spe

becky worley joining us live. becky, is this possible? can we finally have the end of trolling. >> wouldn't it be great if the internet were civil? this is a start. instagram rolling out a new way to block comments perceived as abusive. it's going to be automatic so that the victims don't have to they've got a list of words that they're associated with abusive comments, and if those words show up, the comment is blocked. the commenter doesn't know they've been blocked and the person never sees that comment. you have to turn this on, but it's a great start. >> you have to put into words that you -- >> you can do that. you can customize it if you want. >> the problem is i might lose half my friends. >> come on now. >> nothing but love for you, michael. >>> "modern family" actress airline winter said this love my fans, i love my bullies for what they truly need is love. take the high road. there is less traffic. >> she's right. >> really going to do anything. >> she's like the mother teresa of social media. most people, you can't unsee the n

who better to bring it to us than our own beautiful becky worley. >> ah, thank you, my dear. thank you. >> now the first thing we'll try is the spray effect. >> yeah. >> spray on nail polish. we saw tory -- you tried it out this morning. >> mine is in process. tory is going to show us how it at the infomercial. >> that would happen. >> what if i told you perfectly polished nails were just a spray away? that spray for feck, the spray on nail polish that gives you perfect salon looking nails without stressing the details of the secret is spray perfect's smart polish formula that always sticks to your anyways but easily washes off your skin with water. >> you know, perfect nails without stressing the details. >> i've seen it. my 11-year-old girls have asked for this. >> this works. you spray it on from four to six inches away. >> you missed a little bit there. >> it's messy on this side but you seal it in which is what i've done and what i'm going to do now, once you seal that in, you can just wash all this excess polish off. >> oh, wow. >> because the seal holes the polish on -

report in "the wall street journal" says it will introduce car pool service on their waze app and becky worley has more. heading in the same direction, the riders pay a much lower fare. >> what if finding a carpool was as easy as getting an uber. that's what this trial program in san francisco is trying to do. first, the commuter with a car, they punch their route into waze, that's the app from google that helps with mapping and traffic, and then carpoolers are alerted and can ask to join them. what's cool, waze even handles sharing the cost of gas, they let riders pay about 50 cents a mile. pretty good deal. >> i know this is a different google versus uber competition here? >> amy, i think everybody wants a piece of uber's business and this might snag a few riders but i talked to sources really deep inside waze and they say it's not what it's about. at least right now. for one, the rate is too cheap to incentivize drivers, $10 for a 20-mile ride. nobody is making a living off that and the folks at waze say this is about making commutes easier. there's some altruism here. i think we all despis

. >> he let himself >> who is not letting herself go, becky worley. not letting those dogs go either. there they are with gio benitez out cleaning nico. part of our buy it and try it series. >> i love this series. today we're trying out some of the most popular infomercial pet products including the woof washer. that is what it's called. woof washer and we are going to -- >> woof. >> we'll try them and see how they work. >>> plus, it's thursday. big bargains on great things for your pets and your home and the best thing about it, it's all 50% off. >> so we have a lot coming up. let's get the morning rundown from amy. >>> the big story, hillary clinton returning to the campaign trail after her bout with pneumonia. this comes as we learn new details about both clinton and trump's medical conditions and abc's cecilia vega is with the clinton campaign with the latest. cecilia. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. hillary clinton heads to north carolina and washington today afterhr resting at home here in chappaqua after that pneumonia diagnosis and sund

know that. >> i didn't know that in according to the brides who want to know what to do wh >> becky worley is back and tried out three different cleaners at different price points. ? >> reporter: for debra her wedding dress nothing short than a -- >> cinderella story. >> reporter: layers of fabric, 15-foot train. but with outdoor photos and rocking reception, it got dirty. >> i knew it would need something special. >> reporter: she started with price -- $1,000. janet fraidy says the cost of specialty cleaning catches brides unaware. >> they're totally attached to the emotion of how it looks for that day. >> reporter: meanwhile, local cleaners can charge as little as $200 for a gown. with so many price points how is a pride to choose? we bought three identical gowns and had janet create similar stains first makeup. >> if i saw that on my wedding dress, i'd cry. then red wine. grass. looking like our bride slid into second base then chocolate. oh, it hurts. we took one dress to a high-end cleaner, $900. we shipped one dress to an online cleaner, there are a few options, we chose heritage gow

becky worley is here with more. raising a lot of questions.it's way too soon. >> robots are coming, ah! uh, yeah. the idea of an autonomous driving freaking people out a little bit. let's break this down. three weeks ago, uber announcing self-driving cars would be coming to pittsburgh. the times now reporting that the rollout is imminent. the idea of 100 autonomous vehicles cruising the city. residents are worried. no rout notificationnotificatio. and the major, bill peduto saying you can put up red tape or roll out the red carpet. i think this is worth hitting the brax. this is not 100 robotic cars roaming mis ining pittsburgh. >> who things this is a good idea? >> not for me. >> i mean, i have had -- >> you have to, becky. you're our tech person. >> for some of them, i'm perfectly happy to have no driver at all. >> i'm too much of a control freak. >> i would get behind the wheel. >> most of them have been good. >> your rating just went down. >> thank you to our insiders. coming up, there she is. miss america. arkansas' savvy shield. the thin

becky worley, gio benitez here to help us get started. >> let's get started.ove. makes me feel like dancing like michael jackson but we know this glove. let's look at the infomercial. >> you love your pets but hate the shedding hair that gets everywhere. on your clothes, your furniture, your floors. not anymore. introducing true touch, the amazing five-fingered deshedding glove that quickly and effectively removes all that shedding hair. >> now, becky, i have merlin the cat. you have roger, the dog over there. we're going done very simply, we just -- >> you just pet. these silicon nubs grab the hair as you pet the animal. you're like -- >> i did. >> like a massage. >> what animal doesn't like being petted? i can see this because some animals are skittish about the brush and being groomed. i've been brushing roger for a little bit. the one thing i'm noticing, you can kind of peel that hair out but i'm not getting a ton of hair right now. it feels like there might be more efficiency especially for long haired dogs, the undercoats and what have you. teresa is fro

our tech expert, becky worley on the job. what are you hearing? >> the note 7 phone. we've been talking about that with battery problems. the message not getting to people. the message not g-- a florida man, feels the phone getting hot in his pocket. it exploded in his pocket, resulting in second degree burns on his leg and his hands, trying to get the phone away from his body. the pictures are horrific. sam jp sung being direct. off immediately. contact them about an edge change. call them with someone else's phone, robin. is there there' >> there's a recall. the florida man filed a lawsuit. does he have a case? >> it was released just in august. it sold more than 2.5 million units worldwide. 26 people being burned, including a 6-year-old child. 55 instances of property damage. the faa banni phone in flight. there's a cpsc recall on the note. samsung says they'll have replacement phones available by wednesday of this week. in my almost 20 years of tech reporting, i have never seen a recall like this. it's big. a behemoth like samsung is struggling. >> before my fligh

we'll begin with becky worley on apple's big announcement. that new iphone 7 out yesterday. a lot of new features headed our way. always a lot of buzz around these. run us through the important stuff. >> yeah, let's just get right into it, george. it's available september 16th. it starts at $649. that's the unsubsidized price, no help from your carrier there. better battery and for the first time water resistance, they didn't say waterproof. can't wait to put that to the test. new black and jet black, plus you still got the gold, silver and brose gold, that's what you call it when the dude gets the pink iphone. brose gold and camera is buffed out. better in low light and in the 7 plus the big phone, they have two cameras, one is real zoom. finally, the audio jack is out. you will get headphones that work through the charging port and including an adapter for your old headphones but i am not a woman who has had success at keeping track of them. >> i ordered one of these and -- >> you did? >> i'm like -- >> i did. i'll admit it. rose gold. the air buds and here's what jesse ty

report in "the wall street journal" says it will introduce car pool service on their waze app and becky worley has more.he they pay a much lower fare. >> what if kinding a car pool was as easy as getting an uber. that's what this is trying to do. first commuter with a car, they punch their route into waze that helps with mapping and traffic and then car poolers are alerted and can ask to join them. what's cool, waze even hams sharing the cost of gas, they let riders pay about 50 cents a mile. pretty good deal. still looking at a google versus uber competition here. >> amy, i think everybody wants a piece of uber's business and this might snag a few riders but i talked to sources really deep inside waze and say it's not what it's about. for one the rate is too cheap to incentivizze drivers. $10 for a 20-mile ride. nobody is making a living off it and waze says this is about making commutes easier. some anything at all to make it better, i am so in. >> i know this is just starting. hard to think it's going to work in realtype. the drivers out there on the road detours to pick somebody up. >> saf