. >> they just things like plastic surgery, teeth whitening, spanx tanning salons, botox.talled all that stuff. i thought it was a surprising list. the most vain cities -- dallas, texas, number five. >> number four was vegas, baby! >> that's surprising. number three, atlanta, georgia. >> those southern belles have to look their best. >> number two, plano, texas, just outside of dallas. >> and the number one vainest city in the country is -- >> where "magic mike" takes place. tampa, florida. ♪ you're so vain >> why tampa? >> why not? >> a lot of southern cities we should say. i'm surprised l.a. for botox and plastic surgery. >> you would think they would be the world leader in such a thing. >> new york, too. >> but sugar does make you stupid. >> i didn't know there was actually science behind that. >> how many of these du actually have before we started the show? >> i had two. i eat a lot of sugar, i should say. here's the deal. a diet high in sugar may hamper your memory, they say. >> why? >> i don't know. they did something with a rat. >> they did stuff with rats. if you'

. >> or as we call -- it's like botox in medieval times. >> stephen: you grab them and suck the lifece and youth out of them. i do that to my interns. suck their vitality out of their bodies. this is why i like you. me and you have a lot until common. >> stephen: your character is not the hero and yet she's so beautiful. because the other girl there, the vampire girl, what is her name? >> kristen? >> stephen: the vampire girl doesn't look as pretty as you do in this movie. you are prettier in this movie than she is. aren't the prettiest people -- listen to me now. one hot woman to another -- [ laughter ] aren't the prettiest people always the heros? if she's the bad person in this what is that say being look going? what is wrong with look going? >> i don't think it's so much about the narcissism and vanity of it. i think it's really what lies behind it. i don't think narcissists are vain. they are obsessed obsessed withy because it symbolizes power and self worth. it's sad that this story was written in 18 something something and here we are still today and women -- this story still

. >> no more botox for me. >> why? >> because betty white's bowels move more than my face.y i couldn't blow out the candles on the cake. blow out the candles. >> you're done with botox. but what if they came up with something new? >> but you have to be careful about the doctor. i like -- see, my plastic surgeon died. >> wow, that's tough when you outlive your plastic surgeon. >> maybe you lived too long. >> so the new ones i go to now, all the doctors are funny because you're funny. i don't like a funny doctor. i went to the urologist yesterday because i'd come back from mexico. and i gave him the -- i gave him the bottle. you know, with the urine in it. and he said, you drowned my genie. and you want to go -- >> you drowned my genie? >> take the bottle and do what you have to do. >> i don't even understand that. and i find it funny. >> what do you hate about aging? what is it about aging that bothers you? >> what isn't there about aging? first of all, the men -- a guy gave me a hickey, left his teeth in my neck. old men -- one guy got down on one knee and said will you be

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. >> is it time for botox? >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. >> you have to say that. >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> well, howard is trying to surprise me. i have caught him three times already, various people, he has gone to, to surprise me for my birthday. i am not interested. i do not like attention on me. i do not want a birthday party. >> jimmy: like attention -- >> where's my camera? howard, i do not want a birthday party. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, wait, wait, wait. >> i know it is all fudgie the whale anyhow. because whenever one of us has a birthday, i don't eat dessert. he loves carvel's fudgie the whale. >> jimmy: oh my god, of course. >> you know fudgie the whale? >> jimmy: i love fudgie the whale. >> it is all about fudgie the whale at our house. >> jimmy: we have a picture of fudgie the whale right there. i didn't even know they still sold fudgie the whale. >> oh please. >> jimmy: carvel, i have ice cream cake at all of my birthday's are ice cream cake. >> oh fudgie. >> jimmy: since i was a little kid. >>

for years the symptoms were treated by botox and prescription antipercent prant. now a new treatment uses microwaves to penetrate the skin and kill sweat glands in the armpits. doctors say people can get along fine without those sweat glands. because the treatment is painful, anesthesia is recommended. the total cost is around $3,000. no known side effects or issues. >>> just ahead, some very familiar faces. you recognize these guys? the mt. rushmore of bay area quarterbacks. all in the same room at the same time. we'll tell you why. >>> steve jobs may play a key role in the upcoming presidential election. we'll explain that. oim fwresive. bob costas moderated. they shared their super bowl moments and obstacles in their career. they are raising money for brain tumor research at ucsf. >> impressive. >>> the olympic torch flew high above the city of newcastle, england, today, many people watched as bear grylls slid more than 1300 feet off the thyme bridge with the torch. torch of bebearers are carrying olympic flame through more than 1,000 towns and villages before

americans spend $11 billion a year on self-help from books and yoga classes to retreats and botox andod knows what else. the dalai lama, however, provides a rather cheaper way of finding happiness, and here it is in the great man's own words. the seven-point guide to self-fulfillment. one, the practice of love can be expressed in one sentence -- do not harm others. two, the true hero is one who conquers his own anger and hatred. three, the point of our existence is as human beings we >>> bearing down, tropical storm debby appears to set a course for florida's gulf coast and could cause severe flooding in the next 24 hours. >>> after thousands of years, democracy takes over in egypt. will the new man in charge be a friend or foe of the united states? >> i would have to have insurance. i don't think i could go without. >> but president obama's signature accomplishment could be struck down by the supreme court as soon as tomorrow.

americans spend $11 billion a year on self-help from books and yoga classes to retreats and botox andod knows what else. the dalai lama, however, provides a rather cheaper way of finding happiness, and here it is in the great man's own words.

this video shows researchers spreading sheets of rubber on the botox lake tahoe. the rubber is intended to smother an invasive species called asian clam uk see this is the material that blocks oxygen and clams are underneath it. >> the clams are tiny but have potential to cause big problems so a multi agency task force is trying to control the clams before it's too late. they took a crew out on the lake to show how it's going. in some areas clams are visible through a scope. >> every white dot is a clam shell. there are more life one autos we sped up the video so you can see how they bury themselves in the sand. there they go. they were discovered 10 years ago, spreading fast. >> these guys can grow faster and with more efficiently than native clam autos clams encourage algae, clouding famous clear waters. shells are sharp and scientists say the serious threats may be clams change water chemistry so it's easier for other harlful species to survive. and. >> you find these agency that's can be as much as $22 million a year in lost property values and recreation. inc

americans spend $11 billion a year on self-help from books and yoga classes to retreats and botox andver, provides a rather cheaper way of finding happiness, and here it is in the great man's own words. the seven-point guide to self-fulfillment. one, the practice of love can be expressed in one sentence -- do not harm others. two, the true hero is one who conquers his own anger and hatred. three, the point of our existence is as human beings we live purposeful, meaningful lives. four, for your spiritual development, the practice of patience is essential. five, we have the ability and the responsibility to choose whether our actions follow a

americans spend $11 billion a year on self-help from books and yoga classes to retreats and botox andver, provides a rather cheaper way of finding happiness, and here it is in the great man's own words. the seven-point guide to self-fulfillment. one, the practice of love can be expressed in one sentence -- do not harm others. two, the true hero is one who conquers his own anger and hatred. three, the point of our existence is as human beings we live purposeful, meaningful lives. four, for your spiritual development, the practice of patience is essential. five, we have the ability and the responsibility to choose whether our actions follow a virtuous path or not. six, with inner strength or mental stability, we can endure all kinds of adversity. seven, love, compassion and concern for others are real sources of happiness. now, come on, admit it. you feel better already. you feel better already. that's all for us tonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> bearing down, tropical storm debby appears to set a course for florida's gulf coast and could cause severe flooding in the ne

. >>> ktev reports older men are turning to botox.with younger men at job interviews. don't know what's worse, the needles or they're call it rotox. i hate needles but i say rotox. >> men who dye their hair and get botox, they end up looking older. i'm not getting it. >> good. >> our springfield, massachusetts, station has a story of a woman accused of breaking into homes doing housework and leaving a bill. police charged sue warren with burglary. she left the family of the home she broke into for a bill of $75 for cleaning services. the family says it might have been worth $15. she can break into my apartment, really. >> and you live where? >> i'll leave the key for her, actually. >> the "new york times" reports being called gay is not slander. a new york appeals court ruled the comment is based on a false premise that it is shameful and disgraceful to be described as lesbian, gay or bisexual. critics say that may be true not for new york but not for the entire country. i say it's 2012, we have to bring the rest of the country up to

. >> rose: i wonder if botox does well in china. >> on the other hand, it's a tough place. the mandatory retirement age is young. i think for women it's 50 and men is pitch. there's a long retirement independent period where people have to find ways to fend for themselveses. q. and do they have a very good? >> no, they don't, and that's one reason for the very high savings rate. the medical system is worse than ourselves. when you see on the streets in beijing or shanghai. four grandparents, two parents, and one child, that's the heritage of the one child policy. >> rose: they're worried about this in singapore, too, and lot of countries where they've had a very low birth rate, sometimes imposed by the state in one way or the other. >> for china, my understanding is most people recognize the bad consequences of the one child policy but not dealing with the population problem would have been worse because the weight of numbers is still so huge there. here's the way i can most vividly think of it-- china's land mass is like the u.s. east of the mississippi and their populatio

every year that dan goes on thinks annual botox retreat, i'm here. >> you blew his cover. >>> every pitchs perfect for the san francisco giants. matt cain is unblemished last night. it's a dream grouping. only tiger hello, everybody. welcome back. it is thursday, that means it's backyard weather day. we've had great weather and we have a great community right here in montgomery village. with me is kathy. come on over here. there's a couple things you needed to say. >> first, thank you to big greek cafe for supplies all the great food today. >> reporter: it was good. >> thank you. also jim vance did the commencement speech at my high school in 1987, and he looks exactly the same. >> she looks even better. [ laughter ] >> don't you think? >> smart man. >> reporter: very nicely done, jim. i'm learning so much. >> yeah, you need a lot of work, doug. >> elderly are smart. >> reporter: exactly. a look at the rest of the night. we're looking at a good one. current temperatures into the 80s. we're sitting at 82 degrees, but right now across the rest of the region, mid to upper 70s. there's that 8

. >> so a little bit whether it be plastic surgery or fillers or botox. >> as long as they're not hurting. and as long as it doesn't overtake them. i guess. i mean, who cares, right? >> i'm just curious. i honestly don't know. because i think in hollywood there's this huge -- >> as long as someone's face still moves and you can show exexpression. >> which isn't always the case. is there a double standard? >> men are doing it too. oh, yeah. >> but women have it harder, i would imagine. the double standard that you hear about is -- >> definitely women have it harder for sure. but i think increasingly men are because we're such an age of obsessed society. youth-obsessed society. in terms of the work place and we're working longer and we want to live longer. and sometimes it doesn't matter if you're still at the top of your game or you're fit and you look great for your age and you still have a lot to contribute. it's there's something younger and newer and fresher. i think there's a lot of pressure, you know, to -- >> we certainly hear about that even in tv news which is different than being

botox helps but only for a few months. >> reporter: those who used bo- dri experienced better results. keefer has a few months of swelling and soreness. then she repeats the process a second time. >> if it gets rid of it, it will be worth it. >> most say the results are worth it. randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> the procedure can cost anywhere from $2,000 to $3,000. and insurance doesn't cover it. >>> one of hollywood's a-less couples is calling -- a-list couples is calling it quits. katie holmes has reportedly filed for divorce from tom cruise. the actress is asking for sole, legal custody of the couple's daughter, suri. the marriage was holmes' first, and the third for cruise. >>> christina mclarty has more from hollywood. >> coming up on entertainment tonight. as "magic mike" hits hits theaters, it's our special report. the sexy guys and gals who have bared a lot of skin. here's a sneak peek. >> reporter: with "strip tease," demi moore made hollywood history. the 1996 film marked the very first time an a-list female star earned a reported $12.5 million for such a role. dem

years, hyper hydrosis has been treated with clinical strength anti-perspirants and more recently, botox injections but neither of those treatments is very effective for long periods of time. now, a new fda-approved procedure is giving patients long-term relief. >> this is very exciting because this is something you can do twice and get rid of 90% of the perspiration permanently. >> reporter: a d.c. dermatologist says mira dry uses microwaves to go deep in the skin and kill sweat gland on the outlet's. most patients need two treatments for massive effectiveness. >> don't need sweat glands to function. not the ones under your arms. we have other twice lose heat effectively. >> reporter: losing the ones under your arms doesn't affect the ability to cool yourself. patients get an anesthetic, some patients may experience soreness and swelling. >> it affected my life as far as not wanting people to touch me, not wanting people to get too close to me. >> reporter: kevin davis says he used to shy away from outdoor activities, being in potentially awkward situations with, but since he underwent

. >> doctor, we have david pyatt on the fabulous ceo of allergan and we talk about botox being a pipelineuses. could impera be a similar pipeline within a pipeline for multiple different illnesses as you test them. you don't recommend off-use, but there's a lot of qualities for a lot of different diseases. >> we're very excited about the potential, and i have to make sure everyone understands we are an earlier stage development of those other occasions. we have to see if they work, but for example in preclinical or rat studies of stroke, it was shown several times already that giving this drug to rats with chronic strokes, stroke that was done, you know, a month, two months before actually improved limb function, forelimb function and hind limb function and walking behavior. we're excited about that, and we started a human clinical trial in people who have had a stroke in the distant past, at least six months ago, years ago a. hopefully by early next year we have results and we'll see whether this might help with chronic stroke as well. we're doing a trial as you mentioned in people with

. >> doctor, we have david pyatt on and we talk about botox being a pipeline in itself.t just has many, many uses. could impura be a similar pipeline within a pipeline for multiple illnesses. it does seem like in's a lot of al qaedaities here for a lot of different diseases. >> we are very excited. we have to make sure everyone understands we are in development stages. for example, in preclinical or rat studies of stroke, it was shown several times already that giving this drug to rats with chronic strokes, stroke that was done months before improved limb function. so we're actually very excited about that. and we just started a human clinical trial in people who have had a stroke in the distant past. at least six months ago, years ago. and hopefully by early next year, we'll have results and we'll see whether this might actually help people with chronic stroke as well. and we're also doing a trial as you mentioned in people with cerebral palsy, which is a terrible condition and hopefully we'll have data towards the end of the year with that condition as well. >>> it sou

the common treatment is botox, but only works for a few months. patients experienced an 82% reduction in sweat over 18 months. kiefer has a few weeks of soreness and swelling ahead of her. then she must repeat the process a second time. >> if it gets rid of most of my sweating, then it's worth it. >> most patients say the results are immediate. randall, cbs news, new york. >> you can see where that might be needed in extreme cases. every person is born between 2 and 4 million sweat glands. the procedure can cost between $2,000 and $3,000. it is not covered by health insurance. >>> plenty of sweat to go around out there today. that's why the 9 weather team declared a yellow alert day. more on this very, very hot forecast. dangerous heat, top, really. >> it really is. we have some records to share. we'll get to that in a minute. two of the three airports broke records today and we are with no relief in sight. whatever you're doing, you need to take that into account and follow the same tips, so you stay safe over the weekend. let's start with the cu

. >> are you against nose jobs and face lifts and botox?it, if you are going to do it, find a really good surgeon who knows what they are doing. and just have it done really well. >> yeah. yeah. >> you know. >> number 1. i love this quote about perfectionism because a lot of people suffer from it. you say, perfectionism is the satin-lined casket of creativity and originality. >> it is, you know because perfectionism is like lining up everything in neat little rows and everything in life has created as a result of some sort of collision. life is messy. planets are formed because stars explode and crash into each other. you know, you are not going to find that perfectly smooth -- >> so what should you do? just give it up? >> give up your goal of perfection, yes. >> you have to? >> absolutely. >> going to be okay anyway? >> wrong is interesting. >> okay. let me see. there was one other thing i wanted to ask you about. are you political? >> i don't know. i mean i don't think of myself as being political. but i guess about certain issues i am. >

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he's just got botox. he can't move his face. james, you looks younger. james poyser everybody.is. >> steve: look how happy he is now. >> jimmy: so happy after the surgery. ♪ thank you, local news, for always cheerfully and professionally letting me know who was murdered today. back to you, carol. >> steve: i love it. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, sloppy joes for being the more laid back version of "sloppy josephs." [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, alec baldwin, for finally taking a stand against all those rude paparazzi that intrude on the privacy of celebrities and make their lives a living hell. thank you to the other paparazzi two feet away. that snagged this awesome pic! [ laughter ] or else i wouldn't have known what happened. pretty cool. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, sweat bands, for basically telling your eyebrows we don't trust you to get the job done. [ laughter ] >> steve: sucks for that guy. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, walking in front of a group of people on the sidewalk who are about to have their picture taken. for always making me feel like i'm doing some kind