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bobbie burnett. honestly. truly. >> reporter: 29 years ago, bobbie burnett made a stained glass angel for jennifer's mom susy to help her battle cancer. >> i thought that was all i was ever going to make. but now, after 40,000 more, i don't feel that it was my choice. the angels selected that for me to be doing. >> reporter: today the basement of bobbie's annapolis, maryland home is an angel factory. >> you can cut those and she's going to do the bodies. >> reporter: four days a week, 90 volunteers cut, solder and assemble what bobbie calls the caring collection. >> not everyone who has cancer goes into remission, but everyone has hope and concern or care. they need love and they need friendship. >> reporter: her angels watch over cancer patients around the world. >> to england and to ireland and to spain. >> reporter: the nearly $1 million raised is helping johns hopkins cancer center, buying this machine for patients undergoing radiation and lab equipment for scientists looking for course. >> it's more than

bobbi is a wonderful person. her persistence in this i know has been paying off for our veterans and will continue to do so. i am pleased to be here with mark leno, another member of the official family in san francisco as well. thank you for your leadership. i join my friends in welcoming you, mr. secretary, dr., thank you for coming, honoring us, dr. jesse, for honoring us with your presence. and sheila cullen is relentless when it comes to veterans, and thank you so much for your leadership. she knows how many issues we have been involved in an overtime, and she has been a tremendous leader. i want to would knowledge two more people. one is a veteran of the 21st century, serving in the early part of this century. and another one from the 1970's, a veteran from the 1970's. as we acknowledge them, let's have all the veterans who are here on the audience stand so they can be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for your service to our country. i want to take a couple of moments to tell you why i think this is s

. >> bobbie thomas. >> birthday girl bobbie thomas. >> yes. the scoop on your favorite celebrities. ♪ >>> time for today's buzz, keeping you in the know and all things celebrity from jennifer lopez's onstage breakdown. >> covering it all is the naughty but nice columnist rob shula. what happened? did you actually see it? >> i wasn't there. she put together this love medley of about five songs. she had backup dancers, one dressed like her, one looked like p. diddy, one that looked like marc anthony. a very skinny one. at the end of the segment she broke down on stage and started to cry. they put up a picture of her twin and they said that's love. so i think she really had a moment. you know as a performer you get carried away from the emotion. >> it's fresh, too. i wonder. we weren't there. we can only wonder what goes on in a person's heart and soul at a time like that. >> what about prince harry and the tattoo? >> harry, harry, harry. >> nothing's going on. >> harry was here two weeks. the brits are surprised it's taken him this long to get i

bobby -- then they have it flown in from germany. bobby had the device and was healthy enough to get a heart transplant in march. >> he would not have lived . >> not only is he living, but thriving and ready to tackle toddlerhood. >> hope they continue to make strides there. the fda advisory channel recommended the approval in july. representatives say they're working as quickly as possible to come to a senate decision. >> it was a very soggy start to the start of the day. in some areas, there was an inch of rain just in the morning. overall, it looks like the raid took a break during the lunch hour. most of the status and pennsylvanians looking dry right now appeared look at that new area of rain that has come in through the northern tier of virgin and just west of d.c. it is moving up toward the north and east. as i zoom out on the reader, there is substantial rain in virginia. some of it falls apart as it heads into maryland. but this is the trend we have been talking about. although you get a break from the rain, you will not sta

>> this is the bobby flay rub, the bobby flay sauce and the bobby flay ribs. >> jimmy: that's what i'mt have bobby flay bourbon, do you? >> no, but i should. >> jimmy: why don't you have that? i don't know. let's talk about it. >> jimmy: let's do this. >> all right. okay, so -- that's enough rubbing. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i'm trying to rub my meat over here for about a good ten minutes. [ laughter ] ♪ [ porno music ] >> here we go. you've got a towel. all right. you know what? >> jimmy: are we going to pull the pork after we -- >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

. >> apparently -- bobbie wants to take it home. >> bobbie thomas.time for bobbie's buzz, you guys. >> sorry, bobbie. >> i've never been more afraid to come to this table. bobbie's buzz. caffeine themed buzz. have you heard of snack in the face cookie? they're all caffeine infused foods. wire to waffles. >> i can't touch anything now. >> i didn't touch it, did i? >> also i found wired waffles. 200 milligrams of caffeine for your waffles, your cookies. anything you can imagine. >> people can't get enough caffeine. >> designers helped starbucks celebrate their 40th anniversary. made a coffee stain t-shirt. >> that is adorable. >> last but not least for coffee lovers, this is the coolest. brgo. the sip stays in a cup that stays cool. genius. >> under a minute, bobbie girl. >> where is our bartender? >> we've got the world's -- i've got to wipe my hands. thank you. i love you. thank you. >> hello. what do you have for us? >> do you drink? >> what? >> have you seen our show? >> do you breathe? >> what's your name? >> murray. >> come here, murray. stand ri

you guys love bobbie thomas? [ applause ] >> what did you find?> hello, sweetheart. >> you look so cute this early in the day, but what the heck. >> i love to go shopping when i visit new cities. seattle is awesome. behind us is the pike's place market. i found things for everyone. i'm going to move your donut. can you see these sliders? these remind me of you and hoda getting your dance on. can you see these? >> she goes through my wine, i'm going to knock her off the table. >> there is a company called the great wind-up. they have vintage classic toys with fun stuff like this. there are beautiful local crafts. local artisans are what you should look for when you're traveling. amazing artisans. silk scarves. there are sculptures made out of volcanic ash from mount helen. so some cool, unique stuff. >> they are five stories down below. it's not just as street level, right? >> huge. with the web, everybody can shop there you can check out what we saw online at their website. >> very cool. >> awesome. >> this is a fun place to walk around this marke

with bobby flay. >> my son's apartment is four stories above that. >> all right. bring us back something when you go visit your son. >> go right now. >> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region right now. still have light rain and drizzle. warmed up to 70. east/southeast winds at 9. the barometer is now falling. we'll come back and show you the tornado watch in effect for 9:00 tonight, for portions of southern maryland. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> some severe weather down in virginia. we have a tornado watch in effect. some of these can and will produce small tornadoes this afternoon. all of this activity to the north. 25 to 30 miles an hour. that box. you see that box. that's the area that the weather service has put under a tornado watch until 9:00 tonight. the d.c. area, portions of southern maryland, calvert county. yeah, st. mary's county. charles county, p.g. county. and a little piece of dorchester and montgomery county as well. possibly some severe weather in these regions from now until about 9:00. hopefully they cancel that sooner. but in the ba

but not bobby montoya. he likes to play with this stuff. >> my little pony. >> i like any girl stuff. >> the thing about bobby, bobby wanted to join the girl scouts. >> he's biologically a boy. >> he's a boy, oh yeah. he wanted to be part of the girl scouts and the girl scouts said no, you're a boy. should bobby be allowed to be a girlscout? denver, if a child identifies a as a girl and the child's family presents her as a girl, girl scouts of colorado welcomes her as a girl scout. >> he identifies as a girl. he likes girl stuff, he dresses like a girl. you can see his hair is kind of done like a girl. i says what's the big deal? >> eventually the girl scouts of colorado said that they made a mistake and they allowed 7-year-old bobby montoya to join the girl scouts. >> we're going to you know, start a situation where girls want to be boy scouts and boys want to be girl scouts, we should take the girl and boy part out of it and let everybody be together. >> i don't think he should be a girl scout it seems li

. >> stacey, this is bobbie, bobbie this is stacey. >> how are you doing. >> okay. >> bobby came in herere and got turned away because he wasn't going to buy anything. we are going to build a bridge here today. >> that would be great. >> bobby has to go to the bathroom and he is going to buy something in your establishment. so that he can justify using your washroom, like a regular customer. so -- >> i actually don't have any money. >> oh for [bleep] sakes, fine. if i could heal the nation for the cost of a muffin, it would be worth it. >> all right. i'm just going to make sure nothing weird happens. >> okay, here we go. very good. and you better keep it clean, no drips. >> if you want justice for all workers, you also have to believe in justice for the workers in your neighborhood. >> left it cleaner than we started. there's something new for lunch at olive garden. now for just $6.95 enjoy a half pressed panini with unlimited salad or a half pressed panini with unlimited soup. choose from three great varieties like grilled chicken caprese. it's our new half panini lunch. just $6.95. onl

bobby, it was just after 5:00 a.m. this morning that the libyan transitional government said they had gotten control of sirte. by that time we had a feeling it would be within hours that they would go and find khaddafy without presuming anything at this point. what does this mean going forward for the arab spring in your view? >> i think it draws a line under a long rain of terror by one man. i think we'll see lots of different opinions emerge out of libya when somebody has been part of your life for more than 40 years. there is bound to be people who want reports that he is dead to be true. there will be people who want him to be brought to justice. but i think the transitional government is now going to proo breathe a huge sigh of relief and now they can get down to business to dealing with libya's many problems. this is a moment of clarity now that khaddafy's gone. there are no question marks left now. now the really hard task of rebuilding libya can begin. >> now, the confirmation of his death is going to be pretty

bobbie thomas, thank you so much. you want more information check out her style buzz on today.com. >>> just ahead spook-tacular getaways for halloween. first th >>> coming up with kathie lee and hoda answers to all your relationships questions. >> and the neiman marcus christmas book. christmas already. after your local news and weather.

bobby flay is in the &pcooks live ffr us..- fog at inner 3 harbor 3 thursday, october 13th 3 3 3 harbor cam map fiber map 3 you might notice some lashing has been issued... for missing 11-year-old boy from germantown. in danger... afttr they went s - to his home... and foond his mother dead. this is a picture of the boy we're talking about... william mcquian.he's described as 5 feet talll.. with brown hair, broww eyes... nd light brownnskin.william was last seen september 30th at his home on briarcliff terrace in germantown. police are not elling us if he has been missing that whole time... but they now believe he is in danger following the murder of his mother last night. 51-year old janee mcqain was found dead at that same address around 8 o'clock. her car is the one thht is missing... leading police o believe that william might be in it. this is what the vehicle &plooks like.it's a black 2001 c-r-v.it has maryland tags.. 5-. 5-a-g-9-4-0-5.anyone who sees that vehicle... or has any other information about this case... should

and now famous chef bobby flay is opening a burger joint in college park. jessica kartalija spoke with the throwdown star about food and much more. >> we're out of food. just kidding. >> reporter: iron chef, bobby flay, catering to the college crowd. >> look at these kids. they love this concept. >> reporter: his latest restaurant, bobby's burger palace, now officially open for business, just off campus at the university of maryland. >> i'm a burger guy. i've always been a burger guy. i always craved the cheeseburger. i thought it would be kind of cool to have my own berger place -- burger place. >> reporter: bobby has 10 signature burgers, like the philadelphia, santa fe, and dallas burger. no baltimore burger just yet. >> when i look at a map of america. you know, most people see states, towns and cities. i see ingredients. so when i think of maryland, i think of things like beautiful blue crab. >> reporter: and students are eating it up like only college kids can. >> the burger was phenomenal. i really enjoy the pleasure of being 10 feet away from bobby

but you look lovely. >> hi, bobbie.e to know how i can keep my makeup looking fresh even when i'm out all day. >> well, i'm a big fan of mineral make upbecause it actually kind of sets in your skin. but something you can do underneath is a primer. you've probably heard that word a lot. what that will do is actually just not only help fill in pores -- your face is flawless. you have nothing wrong with it. but it's actually going to help keep the makeup on a little longer and tacky. because we do all have natural oils that our makeup can slide. use a primer and powder and keep away from foundations. >> that was going to be my favorite thing this past week. i've been using that laura mercier primer and it's fantastic. >> bobbie. >> bobbie, thank you. >> bye, girl. >> up next, shopping pink to raise awareness for breast cancer and help find a cure. right after this. >> ooh. it's my jam. ♪ put my love on top she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have

. >> bobby goesh, do we see in libya lessons learned from iraq. >> yes. i think the biggest lesson learned is you have to let people do it by themselves. take a back seat, give them rushl help as nato bombing operation provided, but let the people do it themselves. whether or not the people in iraq were in a position to do that against saddam hussein is a different story. but clearly, this had to be from the beginning something that the libyan people did themselves. in that way it is similar to what happened in 2001. this is like the northern both on the ground and in the air -- >> in afghanistan, although we ins gated the action, the action feat or boots, they weren't even boots on the ground, were native. >> yes. the northern alliance. a constellation of different tribes that had been fight against the taliban for a long time. local networks, local families. they were the sharp end of the operation. >> let's listen to what president obama said today about american leadership in this mission in libya. >> we see the strength of american leadership across

bobby has capes to booties, no, don't make a joke, for your feet, al.ur eyes, there was a gleam -- >> how do i get in trouble for not even saying anything? >> you all know, you didn't see it but there was a glean, anyway, we'll do that, and then in today's kitchen a little italian cooking making, appetizers or anti-pasti with one of the hot chefs in los angeles. >> first check in with jenna wolfe, here with a preview of what's coming up on "weekend today." >> right here. >> hi there. >> nice to see you. coming up, the nightmare story of two divers who say they were abandoned by a charter boat, happened this week miles off of the coast of florida in shark infested waters, we have the details of their terrifying ordeal. >>> lbalso the case against dr. conrad murray. more explosive testimony against michael jackson's personal physician. the evidence is compelling but is it enough to prove he is responsible for the death of the king of pop? >>> then on a lighter note, game day coming up this weekend the players make the plays but the rest actually have the

the mother of bobby montoya, bobby montoya says her son likes dolls and girl clothes and wanted to join after seeing his sister in it. here's more from his mother. >> i said what's the big deal. >> she said it doesn't matter how he looks. he has boy parts. girl scouts don't allow that. i don't want to get in trouble by my supervisor. >> it was like somebody told me i can't like girl stuff. >> all right. so, is it damaging for the boy to be turned away or more damaging that the mother allows him to do this? >> absolutely. >> damaging that his mom allows him. >> first of all, he should not have been allowed entrance into the girl scouts. it's damaging for mom to allow him to express it to that level at this young age. he doesn't know who he is. he's not going to be accepted by boys and girls. so there are a number of kids now that grow up and they want to do things that girls do or boys want to do things that girls do, but the problem is that they are not really old enough to say who they are and identify that way. >> what is interesting is that i had this conversation in arkansas a coupl

here's more from bobby's mother. >> i said, what's the big deal?he says, it doesn't matter how he looks. he's got boy parts, he can't be a girl scout. >> it was like somebody told me i can't like girl stuff. >> so is it damaging for the boy that he was turned away? is it damaging that his mother allows him to do this? >> absolutely. >> damaging that his mom allows him -- >> first of all, he should not have been allowed interest into the girl scouts. it's for girls. it's damaging for his mom to allow him to express it at this young of an age. he's not going to be accepted by boys or by girls. so there are a number of kids now that grow up and they want to do things that girls do or boys want to do things that girls do. but the problem is, they're not old enough to really say that's who they are and identify that way. >> you know what's interesting, i just had this conversation in arkansas -- i did a peeking engagement there. and we talked about this exact thing. i think the little boy wanted to be a princess or something for halloween. and most of t