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we have edna in our studio. >> edna is doing make-up this week. >> she didn't plan this, but this is of our most talented make-up artists on the show. we love you. >> and stylish. >> and modest. >> you really always wear things that are on trend. it's such an adorable way to pull off a dress you might think is for a younger person, but anyone can wear this. >> thank you, edna. >> bobbie, we love you, too. >>> got a kid about to check into a dorm? ways to keep it clean. or at least smelling that way if you're not around. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so, where to next? how about there? ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com organic artichokes, organic lettuce, organic kale... does your cauliflower have a big carbon footprint?

. >> this is what stands in the way of edna greer getting her power back. terrified for her 91-year-old neighbor. >> she has her windows bolted. she's been living here 45 years. >> with the heat not letting up, state leaders are urging marylanders to look out for the elderly. >> this is when our senior citizens are most as vulnerable. >> 3,500 utility crews are now working to restore the power here. >> the emotions are running high and we know that. it's not going to deter us. we're going to be out there tomorrow. there's no 4th of july for bge. >> this storm did more damage than most hurricanes. >> there were three trees, one big tree and numerous brafrms. branches -- branches. >> people have been lining up to get their hands on dry ice. this store sold out of two shipments already as people try to save food from spoiling. >> i was at the plant at 6 o'clock on saturday morning, 6 o'clock on sunday morning and i know the plant manager well he wasn't even returning my calls. >> generators, batteries, flashlights hot sellers for those spending another night i

this is what stands in the way of edna getting her power back. she's terrified for her 91-year- old neighbor. spinach eaters for windows bolted. she's been living here for 45 years. >> with the heat not letting up, officials say this is a critical time for the elderly. >> this is when the senior citizens are most vulnerable. >> 3500 utility crews are now working to restore power here. in the emotions are running high. we know that. that will not deter us. there is no fourth of july for pge. >> the damage across the region is worse than most hurricanes. >> here people have been lining up to get their hands on some dry ice. this store has sold out of two shipments already and people try to save the contents in their fridge. >> i was at the plant on 6:00 saturday morning and sunday morning. i know the plant manager well. he wasn't even returning my calls. >> generators, batteries, and flashlights also hot sellers as neighbors prepare for another night in the dark. >> five days without power. >> and their patience wears thin. >> pge says it's receive

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search crews found edna clay in southern ohio. to a hospital and officials there say she had broken bones but is otherwise okay. clay went missing on wednesday after she walked away from home. >>> a mississippi couple says a church rejected their wedding plans because of the color of their skin. they were set to get married at the predominantly white first baptist church of crystal springs, but some members threatened to kick the pastor out if he married them inside the church. the church has been open since 1883 and has never married a black couple. >> this had never been done here before, so it was setting a new precedence. there were those who reacted to that because of that. i didn't want to have a controversy within the church and i certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the wedding. i wanted to make sure that their wedding day was a special day. >> the wilsons are now talking to their lawyer to figure out their next move. church officials are planning internal meetings on what to do should this situation happen again.

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car turnaround is about to be gutted and turned into a megastore 18,000 square feet, taking over edna's diner upstairs. they will sell the usual stuff, and fresh produce, fine wine, a juice bar, and sushi. >> they're going to sell sushi over there, and produce, you don't like that? >> it is a hard concept for some to imagine. they have opened the stores in new york and chicago where you can buy a bottle of cognac for $2,000. >> it is the best idea in the world, i will head over to walgreen's at 1030 at night to get some groceries, because i did not want to get your normal pepsi and packaged food, that would be awesome, walgreen's never got back to us but have said in the past that they're trying to make themselves different from cvs, not to be confused with cbs, the network that you are now watching. >> i think it is unfortunate that we have another big change on a stretch that used to be dynamic. >> this tenderloin activist will not be rushing down there for his liquor or raw fish needs. >> it is kind of crazy and takes away some of the charm. there have been efforts to make history mo

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