brittany cohen continues our report. >> san jose spartans are looking to begin a legacy in the mountain west conference. coach mack headed to colorado and the spartan football brotherhood are putting their future in the hands of new coach. >> we share a bond definitely throughout the team from the young guys to the older guys. we all just kind of stick together and know that if we want to be good we all have to grow into our roles and be one. >> the coach says the current special teams -- >> they have a tv deal with a couple different networks so we will be on national and local tv, there will be more espn game. >> the bar will be raised as they move to bigger named schools. they will add news one like san diego state. >> we got to play san degree state and a lot of those guys were from southern california. that was pretty cool. >> with more winning comes more fans comes more recruit. >> it looks more appeal forget they came to a good game. >> different plans in reconstructing multiple areas. the kim center the walsh center and the football complex. these are all go nothing to help the

one more time please resend the counselors lay offs (clapping) >> hi i'm brittany i'd like to say thank you for my short time at paul refer. my mom was the pta african-american president. i helped students realize the potential to advocate help parents understand their children and empower students of color about their own heritage as well as provided a positive role model. i empower them and help them think school it cool. i've been added to be a - the students have realized they can stay out of the streets and not be in jail and now graduate and now two of my students have gotten jobs. they've shone better cognitive reasoning. we are ucf b. not only that but by firing and laughing par as of color and more you're directly effecting the parents the students the teachers and disserving our community (clapping) >> i'm a parents of the a daughter who's about to start school here and i work at the outreach and a community group. and i also have tried to close the achievement gap in order to do that we need the teachers. to me it seems like your target our neighborhoods the low income neighb

one more time please resend the counselors lay offs (clapping) >> hi i'm brittany i'd like to say thank you for my short time at paul refer. my mom was the pta african-american president. i helped students realize the potential to advocate help parents understand their children and empower students of color about their own heritage as well as provided a positive role model. i empower them and help them think school it cool. i've been added to be a - the students have realized they can stay out of the streets and not

. >> reporter: this is brittany, a former adult porn star, once known as jenna presley. >> it's beenution, stripping, drugs, alcohol and several failed suicide attempts, but i made it. >> come on, come on. >> reporter: xxx church is an online church is the soul mission to help people break free from pornography. >> i never met a girl or a guy in the industry that told me this is what i wanted to do when i was a kid. >> reporter: its pastor craig gross believes that porn notxd only hurts its stars but also marriages and families. >> first words out of their mouth are this is why i'm not longer married. >> reporter: craig knew he wanted to be a pastor since he was 17 years old. and founded the xxx church when he saw what a huge problem pornography was for his youth group. >> i just met a girl that got out of the industry recently. 390 films in the last seven years. average pay for a girl in porn is less than $1,000. she made $45,000 a year for the last seven years. it's not even really great money. >> reporter: given craig's convictions -- >> every year? >> yeah, i've been every year.

. >> reporter: mom of three, blogger brittany gibbons is on a mission to inspire plus size women.ited by their weight. >> i'm comfortable in my skin. this is how i look at this weight. i want other people to see what women look like at a real weights. i turned 30 and i became a swimsuit model. >> reporter: to make her point she gave a talk in which she stripped down to her bathing suit. but recently she decided she really wanted to wear a swimsuit and not just model one and the search for the perfect bikini was on. >> when i pulled one out and it didn't work it was actually really emotional and it would result in me crying or sitting in my closet. i learned a lot about myself. >> reporter: after trying dozens, she settled on two options which she shared with her readers. >> i put the pictures up and the response was immediate. >> reporter: the response was mostly positive but not all. >> how on earth i found a husband or why i'm even allowed to have children around me. >> reporter: not one to let cruel words stop her brittany is unwavering in her mission and even has some unexpect

and brittany the largest oil spill ever. around the time of the torrey canyon spill a young man joined b.p. as an apprentice he eventually rose through the ranks to leave b.p. his name was john brown brown acquired other oil companies transforming b.p. into the third largest oil company in the world in response to negative press on b.p.'s poor safety standards brown reprinted the company with an eco friendly logo and renamed the company beyond petroleum he also initiated rapid expansion and drove record profits one of the ways he did this was by ruthlessly cutting costs. was. on march twenty third two thousand and five fifteen people died an explosion at b.p.'s texas city refinery one hundred seventy more were injured to save money major upgrades to the one nine hundred thirty four refinery had been postponed. brown pledged to prevent another catastrophe three months later b.p.'s giant new production platform in the gulf of mexico. nearly sent because of a workman's error then in march two thousand and six a hole in b.p.'s p

and no. 1, brittany griner, folks. huge dunk against chicago. she dunked twice in the game.eam didn't lose but, boy, look at that. not something you see every day. >> no. but we're going to see it a lot more, aren't we. >> every single -- you got it. every time she does it. it'll be a top five nominee. >> they're going to get more folks in those seat sgls am i suppose today say we'll be right back. >> no. we can do that. >> go right ahead then. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. we h . >>> all right. our next news skas tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> we hope you've had a pleasant me moerl day. w

and no. 1, brittany griner, folks. huge dunk against chicago. she dunked twice in the game.team didn't lose but, boy, look at that. not something you see every day. >> no. but we're going to see it a lot more, aren't we. >> every single -- you got it. every time she does it. it'll be a top five nominee. >> they're going to get more folks in those seat sgls am i suppose today say,, we h . >>> all right. our next news skas tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> we hope you've had a pleasant me moerl day. we're going to leave you with some of the ceremonies and remembrances from today. have a good night. ,, for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster

in brittany the largest oil spill ever. around the time of the tory kenyan spill a young man joined b.p. as an apprentice he eventually rose through the ranks to lead b.p. his name was john brown brown acquired other or oil companies transforming b.p. into the third largest oil company in the world in response to negative press on b.p.'s poor safety standards brown reprinted the company with an eco friendly logo and renamed the company beyond petroleum he also initiated rapid expansion and drove record profits one of the ways he did this was by ruthlessly cutting costs. back. on march twenty third two thousand and five fifteen people died an explosion at b.p.'s texas city refinery one hundred seventy more were injured to save money major upgrades to the one nine hundred thirty four refinery had been postponed. brown pledged to prevent another catastrophe three months later b.p.'s giant new production platform in the gulf of mexico. nearly sank because of a workman's error then in march two thousand and six a hole in b.p.'s

like the 20th time you heard that brittany -- britney spears song. >> you talked about going from a more intuitive style to more analytical, conscious. was that intuitive on its own? could you flesh that out a little bit? >> i think that was a bit of necessity. i was asked to put together a collection of my transcriptions in 1990. it was the first time that i had to sit down and transcribe all my music. until then, i had done it in my head. i learned things so fundamental that i did not know i was doing. sometimes i did not realize that there were extra beats, i would change the meter for two bars. in that process, i learned a lot. also, of teaching. when you start to teach, you have to think about what you're doing so you can explain it to somebody else in a meaningful way. i think it was that process of having to write and transcribe music that made me aware that you can analyze something, to benefit, but one needs to be careful that the analytical side does not wipe out the initial impulse to write music. >> there is that famous story where a music ecologist told john lennon that he e

street in new york city lies the biggest cash of tungsten ever assembled now brittany comes from a problem of stallions tracing back to nine hundred thirteen but a curious trait of this line is that they are very slow to react to turns in the race track especially when he eases into the final stretch so don't count him out though because even at seventy one odds he has been known to hyper accelerate into the finish to boot bernanke is a crowd favorite as well coiffed as well coiffed silver mane shimmers and gleams on sunny days all right well that sounds and process of but i have my money on diamondback now diamondback is known as one of the best known representatives of the wall street line thoroughbred but he actually arrived by way of chicago now his father the daily bell ringer was known as a real skull cracker into the finish diamondback used to go by another name obama's favorite banker but his owner was forced to change his name after a series of stumbles on the track most notably after he blew four billion dollars on the london mayor that dan turned out to be a portly clydesdale di

the university of south brittany in france did a research project. they found that carrying guitar can double your chances of getting a date with a woman. they asked a guy to go up to 300 women and ask for their phone number. then he was empty handed, 14% gave the guy his phone number. if he had a guitar, it was 31%. is it me or are scientists spending a lot of time to see why women won't date them? the lowest rate of response came when the suggest was carrying a gym bag. that only worked 9% of response. the highest percent worked when the guy was carrying ryan gosling. that worked 8,000%. "readers digest" just ree leased their list of the 100 most trusted people in the world. this answers the question, does "reader's digest" still exist? they asked people to rank people according to how trustworthy they seem. tom hanks is the most trustworthy person in america. sandra bullock is number two. seems like good choices. but the survey also shows that americans trust judge judy more than nine all of the justices on the supreme court. that there's nothing

. >> stephanie: i don't follow basketball sorry, but brittany green and grinder, she is the number 1 did not reveal she was gay until after her college career ended last month, grinder said because her coach requested players not be publicly open about their sexuality out of fear it could affect the department and negative effect recruiting. really? it was one of those things just don't do it -- >> the next thing you are going to assume all of the male rhythmic dancers are gay. >> stephanie: right. that's a slippery slope. they tried to make it about putting your business out on the street. >> what? >> that's being a prostitute. >> straight women put that out on the street by going out on a date with a guy. >> stephanie: right. so a lot of hopeful news on the gay right's front. and this is in the village in new york city. >> yeah. >> stephanie: a gay man was gunned down by a bigot who hurled homophobic slurs at him. one of the men snarled what are you gay wrestlers? that's clever. do you want to die here? is he your boy? when carson answered yes, he pulled out a gun and shot him in t

brittany came out earlier. the less attention maybe when women come out.with the wnba when it was first launching. talk to me about how you were navigating this space. >> yeah. i used to work at the nba and did the business model for the wnba. one of the things that we noticed, of course, and we knew this from other sports too, martina navratilova is one of many examples. that there was a stereotype about women who were elite athletes and their sexual orientation that when women came out in those elite sports, it was kind of a confirmation of a stereotype. so the attention really wasn't kind of as homophobic in the same way around men who were coming out. so you've had many women, had several women in the wnba, cheryl swoops and others who have come out. brittany griner is actually coming out as a longer tradition in history than jason collins has. jason collins, people were openly gay but it wasn't well-known. didn't have a coming out process in an op-ed in sports illustrated. glenn burke, an out fielder in the '70s. there is a sense that for black men or

for brittany, a difficult road ahead. rehabilitation, how to pay for medical bills. they say that's where the attention should be, on the victims. >> to hear that people are trying to block his remains from being buried, i have mixed feelings about it. i try not to think about it, though, because it's not -- it's not anything that my energy is going to help. >> the frustration here, john, many are wondering why is this still an issue? we're on day six, that uncle, ruslan, was there for at least a couple of hours yesterday at that funeral home. we will let you know when we have word from there today that they might be able to announce where those remains are finally going to end up. john? >> i'm sure the families in boston would like to see it resolved very soon. the families of the victims. paula newton in boston, thank you so much. >>> so a political comeback for the ages. after the affair, after the infamous hike on the appalachian trail, mark sanford is back. the former south carolina governor won his old seat in congress in a special election. our national politi

for brittany, a difficult road ahead. rehabilitation, how to pay for medical bills.the attention should be, on the victims. >> to hear that people are trying to block his remains from being buried, i have mixed feelings about it. i try not to think about it, though, because it's not -- it's not anything that my energy is going to help. >> you can imagine how much this very absurd situation is hurting the victims and their families. just having to talk about it. john, we did try and reach out to the parents of tamerlan tsarnaev in russia. so far they have been unresponsive, but they are on the record telling us that they do want his remains sent back there for burial. john? >> paul what, the bright side of this story, the one fund in boston has raised simply an enormous amount of money for the victims and their families of this tragedy and we're getting word now on how that money may be distributed? >> yeah. you know, that fund is $28 million and counting. a big concert here sold out in minutes that will go may 30th, that will raise a lot more money. we were in a town

thanks to nearly 2,000 firefighters, aircraft and even residents. 18-year-old brittany smalarki was helpingevacuate horses when we spotted her using only a bottle of water and riding boots to stomp a sudden spot fire. the smoke overpowering but she beats back the flames until the cavalry arrives. >> i've never been that close to a fire and, wow. that smoke is pretty deadly. i was trying to protect everything that i can. i don't want my barn to burn up. >> reporter: now right now you can feel the humidity is a lot higher than yesterday. it's not supposed to be as dry or as hot. it was a record 96 degrees here yesterday. supposed to be about 20 degrees cooler today. dan, bianna? >> all right, claritien, our thanks to you. there could be relief on the way. a significant shift in the weather. abc meteorologist ginger zee is covering that angle. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you. record highs up and down southern california. also unprecedented levels of humidity on the low end, of course, you could see the smoke from space. look, los angeles right here, cam riarillo fires on satellite

brittany loring and leeza certain with both hurt during last month's explosion at the finish line. the business students have recovered enough to participate in the graduation ceremony. >>> and a 33-year-old police officer injured in a shoot-out with the suspected bombers is slowly recoveringhelp was shot and the bullet severed a major artery in his leg. he is out of the hospital and at a rehabilitation center. he can now eat and walk on his own. he and his wife say it has ban tough recovery. >> it's been, moments where i probably yelled or sworn a few times here or there. right, kim? but -- >> he apologized to some nurses. >> yeah. had to hear the brunt of it all, but, after that i usually said, okay. let's get this done. >> he still has the bullet in his leg and says he is eager to return to police work. >> if you pass a few choice words when going through that, a little pass. >> wishing him a speedy recovery. >> absolutely. >>> a look at the forecast. clouds for us as we get started today, and a lot of muggy air, too. >> see what this means for our weather. storm team 4 meteorol

story was in 2009 when major nidal hasan opened fire at fort hood, texas, on his fellow soldiers brittany with an army psychiatrist and gunned down more than one dozen of its -- his fellow soldiers. he was an army psychiatrist and gun down more than one dozen of his fellow soldiers. he inferred that he had been in that e-mail contact with al- awlaki while he was in yemen. the store was floated in the media and it continues to this day, that al-awlaki helped to plan the four would shooting. there has never been a shred of evidence that he had anything to fortth the ford road -- hood shooting before happen. the males have now been released, the communications between the two, and the -- the e-mail has now been released from a communications between the two appeared and nidal hasan was a pathetic man. he was asking al-awlaki, basically, is it ok to shoot a fellow soldier if you think they are engaged in a crime against islam. but he was putting it into the context of israel and palestine and not directly asking about himself. and he also asked al-awlaki to help him find a wife. and he tried

i tell them i'm from brittany. or they say oh you're italian, you have a sweet italian accent. >> rose: do they ask you that, what part of france are you from. >> yes. >> rose: here's my deal. i sent to new york someone a dan rose who wants to come to new york. you recognize in him or her everything that you are. and so we'll open a restaurant here and we'll be happy the rest of our life. >> that would be wonderful. i might be able to be convinced. >> rose: thanks for coming. >> thank you. pleasure being here. >> rose: i look for to it. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music ] >> yes, check, please! people! >> it's all about licking your plate. >> the food is just fabulous. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were

. ♪ next, check out this skank, brittany thompkins.ak. [ laughter ] then we got timothy shaw. this nasty bug's got cicada baby mamas all over the place. he even likes to get it on mid-flight! [ light laughter ] then we've got doug donnelly, pimp! mark shraggly, player! and finally, my boy, harvey krembush, he's a nasty-ass bitch! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> so that's it, jimmy. i'm about to go back into the woods and watch some bugs have sex. >> jimmy: and now -- now for one of our top stories, we're joined via satellite by our correspondent, paul mercer. paul? >> thank you, jimmy. i smeared -- [ cutting out ] -- raspberry -- [ cutting out ] -- jelly -- -- all -- -- over -- -- my -- -- nipples. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. paul? [ laughter ] [ applause ] paul, i'm sorry -- paul, i think your microphone is cutting out. >> oh -- -- sorry. is it? is that better? >> jimmy: yeah, that's better. >> anyway, i was saying i smeared jelly on my nipples and i had a stray dog come lick it off. back to you, jimmy. [

i tell them i'm from brittany. or they say oh you're italian, you have a sweet italian accent. >> rose: do they ask you that, what part of france are you from. >> yes. >> rose: here's my deal. i sent to new york someone a dan rose who wants to come to new york. you recognize in him or her everything that you are. and so we'll open a restaurant here and we'll be happy the rest of our life. >> that would be wonderful. i might be ableo be convind. rose: thanks for coming. >> thank you. pleasure being here. >> rose: i look for to it. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

i tell them i'm from brittany. or they say oh you're italian, you have a sweet italian accent. >> rose: do they ask you that, what part of france are you from. >> yes. >> rose: here's my deal. i sent to new york someone a dan rose who wants to come to new york. you recognize in him or her everything that you are. and so we'll open a restaurant here and we'll be happy the rest of our life. >> that would be wonderful. i might be able to be convinced. >> rose: thanks for coming. >> thank you. pleasure being here. >> rose: i look for to it. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "ni report" with tyler matheson and susie geling. brought to you by -- >> the street.com. interactive, financial multimedia tools for an ever-changing financial world. our internet stock adviser guides and generates income during a period of low interest rates. real money helps you think through ideas for

we have brittany coming out.trend then. >> so pretty. >> pleats, so easy to wear. we have the top with beading and the cardigan. you don't want to be too revealing. the pearls. it's a today version. the heels, flats are coming back, guys. the big heel will be out. >> so the platform shoes? good, makes it more comfortable for all of us. >> the lower the better. >> she's gorgeous. thank you, brittany. i love the longer skirt length. from day to night with the gatsby evening look. let's take a look at jen. this is where you see it truly in full form. >> really. more is more. >> looks like daisy. >> daisy buchanan right here. she looks so pretty. this is $150 at macy's. this heel is almost like a firework embellishment. headband and the pearls. she has the little slipper as well. the thing about this is a tank shape. anyone can wear it. it's nothing too restricting or body conscious. works for all body types. >> and this is for a formal occasion. >> absolutely. >> you take bits and pieces of the look and incorporate

brittany and her paper rose hat. how did you come up with this, brit?husband and i went to the royal wedding in england, and i knew that people wore things on their heads and i thought, bingo, we're going to do a rose hat. i was walking around thinking that everybody wears it, but it's really only the people who go inside the church. and so i was kind of on my own. >> so how do you make this, then? >> well, you get a simple template like this with a little glue gun. you keep on adding layers to it around and like this and eventually comes around like this and add on a couple of leaves on the side and, boom. >> very impressive. >> all right. our next model is connie with your butterfly hat. >> yeah. >> wow. a lot going on there. >> oh, that's wonderful. >> what do you think of this? >> it's walking art. it comes alive and that's what it's about. you can see your personality and you're full of life. i can see that. and she's blooming. i love it. >> and there's seven butterflies, why seven? >> well, there's seven of us ladies, we call ourselves the magnifi

this this is a very big deal because brittany lauren and liza chur any were both badly injured in theings. lauren is still recovering from three operations on her leg. we're thrilled for both of them that they are getting theirdy proceed mads today. >>> and a florida high school senior asked the miami heat superstar to go to her prom with her. wade never responded, but then just showed up at the prom and gave her a surprise that she will never forget. we'll talk live to her a little bit later in the show. >> it's never easy. a n a canadian singer only had a few hours to learn the united states anthem before a game. she botched the words badly, but she did her best to keep going. ♪ whose broad stripes and bright st stars at the dawn's early light whatsoever we hail and the starlight still gaeming ♪ ♪ and the bombs bursting >> poor girl. she's not even close. but she's not american here. she was learning the song for the first time. how many americans know the canadian national anthem. the crowd actually helped her finish the song and of after th game said i'm deeply sorry. i wish i had

jesse, stand next to her and brittany, stand next to him. welcome to the show.

you never saw that little girl in the picture with brittany. >> never, never seen any of them. >> not once. and what about the house? i hear as we saw earlier in the piece that it was kind of closed off? >> like it always seemed like no one was there, no one lived there. i thought personally that he lived somewhere else and he just time and time again to check on it. so i didn't see it as closed off. i just saw that no one was staying there. personally. >> you didn't think he was there that much at all but what would he do in the neighborhood? >> he would come around every once in a while. in the last couple of years i only seen him a couple times a week in the morning either driving the school bus or driving one of his few cars. and he would just come in the house about 20 minutes, come right back out and leave. on a random saturday he may bring out his four-wheeler and there's kids out on the block and he'll just take them for rides up and down the street. but really i hardly ever see him. >> now, a few years ago your family heard some screams coming from that house and you did repo

brittany smith of long island, new york, a friend of dzhokhar and his sister told linsey davis of abcews even the surveillance images don't per wade her. >> i few dzhokhar aknew dzhokha. i don't see them planting explosives. i believe they needed two people to blame. >> reporter: but the evidence continues to mount including from russia. u.s. authorities tell abc news they believe a turning point for tamerlan tsarnaev came last year in the russian republic of dagestan at this mosque known to be a gathering spot for extremists. russian security services told their american counterparts the boston resident was seen meeting and leaving from the mosque with a known chechen terror recruiter, mansur nidal, who was later killed in a standoff with authorities while tsarnaev was still in dagestan. a sister of the two tsarnaev brother, bella, told abc news she and her other sister will claim the body of tamerlan and provide him a properly muslim funer funeral. >> and they're saying it may take place in boston. >> that's what they're saying. >> to the white house where president obama is set to

. >> brittany wants to call off the wedding. >> she contacted krysten and warned her not to be with mehe just ignored it. >> dr. phil: you have eyes wide open at this point. >> yes. >> dr. phil: do you intend to pursue this relationship? >> announcer: she says mary my ex and you'll be sorry. >> if you want to make a good choice, this is not somebody to choose. >> dr. phil: i wonder if your motive is protect krysten or

brittany just graduated from syracuse university with $10,000 in debt.n to get her masters degree in social work and public health. that will put her post secondary debt at $100,000. and victoria who graduates friday from mary mont manhattan college with a degree in communications. her grand total of college debt will be about $36,000. so ladies, how you feeling? >> excited. >> okay. tell me. that makes you a millenial. you're not even nervous about the $30,000. >> oh, auto i'm nervous. who knows what's happening to me. i have this debt and no full-time job post the summer. who knows how that's being paid. >> when you made that decision and where you are now, would you make your decisions any differently in terms of making sort of taking out the debt or do you feel like nope, this was still fundamentally worth it? >> it was absolutely worth it. i decided to come to a private school out of state. i'm originally from south carolina. i wanted to go where there was a lot of professional development opportunities for me, within school, out of school, a lot of

. >>> ahÍ estÁ, miren a brittany castro de california, que cumple 4 aÑos.iferencias para el cuidado mÉdico, y cÓmo ahorrar tiempo y dinero. >>> y yo voy? te preguntaste, quÉ famosos siguen a famosos en el twitter y pÁginas de redes sociales. lo que descubrimos en twitter, lo que presume el cantante, tito "el bambino", es pudiente? muy pudiente. >>> me sigue barack, barack rodrÍguez, un amiyo de nueva york, tenemos una funciÓn especial en el programa, llega para bailar como aventurera, chancleteando, sissy. >>> no, no. >>> sissy. >>> no, no. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (aplausos) ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> imÁgenes. ♪ ya llegÓ "despierta amÉrica" empieza ya con amor♪. ♪ para ustedes estÁ mi canto♪. ♪ familia de univisiÓn♪. ♪ hoy te invito a disfrutar de un programa familiar♪. ♪ estÁs en "despierta amÉrica ♪". ♪ en o se te vaya a olvidar. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ no le vaya a cambiar. >>> buenos dÍas familia es miÉrcoles 29 de mayo del 2013, casi es viernes, y casi pagan. >>> me encanta. >>> mira cÓmo se ve stephanie. >>> muy linda, atenciÓn el viernes 31 de mayo serÁ el partido am

michaela weeks quit her waitressing job to play brittany full time.'d do it, too. but i can't. all right. gretch and clay, over to you. >> gretchen: it's big business, high school students are now spending thousands of dollars on professional hair and make-up for their school pictures. we're going to show you some very simple ways to make your photos picture perfect without spending a dime. >> clayton: joining us is the president of unique photo in new jersey, matt sweetwood. you don't want to disparage hiring professional photographers. >> if we want quality pictures you should hire a professional photographer. >> gretchen: let's see how much you can make fun of our high school photos. >> clayton: okay. >> gretchen: that's me. >> clayton: wow. >> gretchen: look at the little hand. [ laughter ] >> clayton: the hand issues she's thinking. >> gretchen: look at my bangs! what happened? from a photo -- is there anything wrong with that? go ahead. be kind. >> gretchen: it's a picture you look at and then make fun of. >> gretchen: oh! >> clayton: that's gre