dr. nelson. oh! >> thank you so much! oh, my god! >> you look hot. >> thank you. >> look right in that camera. >> obviously did a lot with the color. keep looking, hon. >> how can you make a pretty girl more beautiful? i mean, we did it with dr. nelson. >> those eyes just pop out. >> that's exactly lie i picked that hair color. those eyes are incredible. they don't even look real. the red hair emphasizes the whole thing. enid worked the makeup to make it all come together. and of course the haircut. we kept it long. we kept it flattering. she can wear it back when she's working. and a doctor that looks like this, really. >> hello. >> you better wear your white coat or nobody's going to believe you. >> and tell us about that outfit, jill. is that one piece or is that a necklace? >> no, it's one piece attached. you'll see a lot of dresses going into the holiday like this, sort of built-in jewelry. my maggie london. i love the length. a little midi length. >> it's sexy. >> i love it. >> let's bring brenda out. louis, way to go. all righ

dr. lori nelson. she's 41 from oakland, maine. a pathologist, a mom to two here on a trip with girlfriends. she's cycled through a couple of hair colors recently. let's see how it looks today. let's hear her story first. >> well, you were jumping up and tell me why. >> i just never -- never get to take care of myself. i'm a pathologist. i'm always in the la,. i never see people. this like the highlight of my life. >> and your besty is flipping out as well. >> yeah, i'm so excited for her to have this chance. it's amazing. >> she deserves it. >> this is he best friend erica. >> let's see dr. lori nelson before and let's bring out the new, how could we improve on em, let's see. >> wow! >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. oh, my god. all right, erica, take 'em off, hon. >> all right. >> oh, wow! you look amazing! >>be oh, thank you. >> glamorous. >> you want to turn around? turn around, dr. nelson. oh! >>hi thank you so much! , my god! >> yo look hot. >> thank you. >> look right in that camera. >> obviously did a lot with the color. keep looking,

dr. nelson is the director of environmental health services for the city. the inspectors work for her. s he spoke directly to nelson about the problem. >> how did the conditions there get so bad? >> i think you should reach out to -- >> how did it get to be there there were rodents and bugs and there was -- there was a urinal that broke and into those offices? they said they asked you many times, doctor, to -- >> they didn't. >> reporter: they never asked you? they said they spoke to you. >> excuse us. >> a couple months ago... >> reporter: in fact, conditions became so bad this summer after a urinal overflowed on the first floor fox 29 investigates has learned the federal occupational safety and health administration osha zen these pictures an letter of complaint. osha tells fox 29 it has no authority over city offices and the letter writer was to alert the city's risk management office. fox 29 has learned the writer didn't do it thinking nothing would be done. and then there's the issue of sewer gases. so you guys keep an odor log, right? >> yes, sir. they call eight poop log. >> repo

dr. nelson is the director of environmental health services for the city. the inspectors work for her. claims ooh spoke directly to nelson about the problem. >> how did the condition there is get so bad? >> i think you should reach out to -- how did it get to be there were rodents and bugs -- >> excuse me. >> and there was -- >> and there was a urinal -- urinal that broke into those offices? they said they asked you many times, doctor, to -- >> they didn't. >> reporter: they didn't? they said they spoke to you. >> reporter: in fact, conditions became so bad this summer after a urinal overflowed on the first floor fox 29 investigates has learned the federal occupational safety and health administration osha was zen these pictures an letter of complaints. osha tells fox 29 it has no authority over city offices and the letter writer was told to alert the city's risk management office. fox 29 has learned the writer didn't do it thinking nothing would be done. and then there's the issue of sewer gases. so you guys keep an odor doing, right? >> reporter: here it is. the odor log complete wit

dr. robert nelson three confirmed dead and 22 have been injured after a car just ran smack through a barriergside of the oklahoma state university homecoming parade, and there are multiple high trauma injuries. dr. nell sop, can you describe the kind of car that was driven by the young man who you say that was taken a away. >> can you describe the what? >> the car. the what kind of car it was? all right. dr. nelson, again, we are having some communication difficulty, and i know that you are calling me from the cell phone on the scene and thank you for your insights and we appreciate that on the breaking story of dr. robert nelson an osu alumnus at the ending the parade, but three people are dead and 22 injuries after a car ran into the crowd there. we will have a news conference and as soon as we get that, we will bring it to you, and are we staying with this or giving you a update on the weather front? i am asking my producer? all right. now sh now, let's go over to talk about the tropical depression now from hurricane patricia. it was a category 5 hurricane with winds at 165 miles per hour

dr. evelyn nelson has been with us before. 31 years of this wonderful program. tell people how they can get down here and what they need to do. >> certainly. over the next two days we will have a wonderful time and opportunity for the community to come out for free dental examinations as well as oral cancer screening, and we have vouchers for that, so they don't have to pay for anything. appointment. all they have to do is come down between the hours of 4:30 >> okay. we also have the opportunity for the young people for our children to have free dental sealants placed. that time is a little bit different from 8:30 until 4:00 week. >> okay. so right at the school of dentistry here, we're at 24th and right around 1st avenue. >> that's correct. >> perfect. next two days 31 years, so successful, and so important for some people, this is their examination that they have during the year. here. dave, liz, we'll be upstairs in the lab. it's time for me to get my screening. >> it's such a great community outreach and really important for folks to look after. they look li

dr. caddy nelson a veterinarian and the host of "the pet show". >> thank you for coming. >> i'm sorry. >>fore. >> veterinarian, caddy. >> you're wise. >> might fit in. >> we got a bunch of dogs. >> do people dress up dogs a lot? >> $350 million spent last year, unbelievable. $350 million. >> what a great country. >> right. >> what costumes are comfortable for the dogs? >> just remember this is about us. this is all about what we want them to look like. they don't care they are dressed like a minion. >> i teal like there is humiliation and shame. >> i think it can be fun. you need to make sure they are proper fitting, not constricting around the neck. make sure they can go to the bathroom, away from the region back there. i'm using sunday morning words. costumes and something reflective because a lot of these costumes can be dark and if you take them out, you want them to have a reflective piece on there. this is a great one to add to the leash. something to keep them healthy. >> when the goings go with the kids or helping mom and dad handout candy, they are around chocolate. it's bad for