put a straight pin in the eyeball. >> where are you getting the eyeball? for a dozen. once you've got your pins in there -- >> just stick them in? >> just stick them in. work your way around. they're a little big. there are smaller ones available. >> hang it on your door like we've shown. >> the bats, baby. >> the easiest one of all. the template on countryliving.com. print it out. cut it out. fold your construction paper. put the template on. all you do is trace around it. >> cut. >> cut. unfold it. you can just tape these anywhere. >> anywhere. on the door. >> inside. outside. outside in a covered area. >> 30 seconds. >> trick-or-treat cans. empty paint cans. $5, home depot. write whatever you want. >> they're empty. >> they come empty. they don't have to get the paint out, hoda. i wouldn't do that to you. >> she's not hearing well. you're not feeling well. >> you can save money by cleaning them out. you can buy these empty. >> what do we have? >> the fun part. food and drink. transform any store bought sheet cake. fondant icing. just like working with p

they ate his eyeballs. >> where were his eyeballs? >> no, one eyeball. >> we don't know. we have no clue. >> with this l.a. county jail murder, christian was now a made man in the mexican mafia, he could have been a free man many in an ironic twist, he was found not guilty of the murder/robbery that brought him to jail in the first place. >> back to the original case, 15 months later, all this is happening. long 15 months. now, i go to court. i'm loaded in court. christian, not guilty. not guilty? murder/robbery trial? this is unheard of. now i got all these cases, i'm washed. >>> coming up, christian does the unthinkable. >> believe me when i say, that was the hardest thing i've ever done in my life. >> a street gang terrorizes the yards of corcoran. >>> corcoran shu is home to the worst inmates in california. the level one yard is the polar opposite. >> we have a facility which provides support to this prison and the prison next door, as far as a workforce. >> the yard is free of any cages. there are no cells and more activities. >> get up about 6:00 in the morning, go

. >> i was holding his head on the ground digging one of his eyeballs out. i didn't have the technical difficulties with that. >> i have seen child molesters get stabbed. >> i hit the inmate. i grabbed him by his arm. i slipped. i didn't realize when i slipped. it was all blood. >> a world that "lockup" producers and camera crews explore on a regular basis. >> when we walk into prison with our camera crews, inevitably we attract attention. but sometimes it's not the kind of attention you want to attract. [ bleep ], and we don't need you around anymore. >> shooting in prison is very controlled for the most part until all hell breaks loose. >> a world where even the most heinous violations are common place. >> shot urine into my eye and mouth area. >>> when our producers traveled to alaska, they quickly realized they were about to enter a prison unlike any other. >> i would argue, spring creek correctional center is probably the most beautiful prison in the united states. we're located adjacent to resurrection bay. we have mountains. we have a river behind us.

and eyeballs make money.e waltons. they were dirt poor and they lived with goats, a milk cow. well, maybe it wasn't that different from "jersey shore." the cow spent less time on all fours. if you don't believe me, i'll throw a drink in your face. >> dana: mine was the engalls. i ran home every day to watch "little house on the parry." >> eric: there is no way you watched the waltons growing up. >> greg: i watched it and it confused me. it didn't know what era it was. they had a cow and a car. >> dana: my uncle has a car and cow now and it's 2011. >> greg: he probably lives on a farm. doesn't have a cow in his apartment. >> eric: can i point something out else? i think the study should go beyond women. i watch my son watch "jersey shore" and they mimic it all the time. >> dana: what kind of a father are you? >> eric: they love the show. juan on vacation, when i -- >> juan: on vacation, when i see the kids are watching and they watch this stuff and think it's fun and they think it's real and get in the soap op

this cat was born without eyeballs but it's playing with this blow dryer.t know what it is. >> that explains the heightened sensation. >> the woman who owns this cat owns another cat named klaus and said klaus is 100% healthy and they can do everything the same. >> interesting. somehow they're mimicking one another even though oscar, the kitty cat here, cannot see. >> 700,000 people have view this had. >> it's so sweet. >> now add two more. >> i'm with it now. coming up, i get a chance to talk to somebody who's very familiar to many of us, the managing editor of cnn. he's penned a family memoir. a journalist who's travelled the world extensively and reporting on so many different things. and this perhaps was one of the biggest assignments he gave himself. and now it's a book. so a conversation with mark whitaker after this. is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary

even now his reflex, if he wanted to, he can without you realizing it just put out one of your eyeballse like... >> have you met him? >> i met him a couple times. >> he looks ten years younger than me. he looks like he's never been hit once in his life. i don't know who the surgeon is, but he's awesome, really awesome. >> jon: some of the greatest fights of all time, sugar ray leonard. i always worry about those guys because you think as they age, you wonder what's happened. >> he's the poster child. sugar ray is it. if you're going to get into that sport and you want to come out and be the best, sugaray is it because... and he's beloved. you know, his leg is... >> >> jon: and she's sharp. very witty, very smart. by the way, when he punches you in the tom mac, man that hurt. >> like you andry doing, then behind the scenes, camera turned on, some guy said d.v.d., awesome, sugar ray. just out of the corner of his eye, the red light, bang. >> jon: he just dropped you. >> i cried. on the d.v.d. extra. best part of the movie. >> jon: every movie you're in, it's always hugh jackman is guy who

the eyeball to eyeball contact, governor romney touching governor perry, what does it tell you aboutrst of all, breaking debate ritual by facing off towards each other. actually romney going away from his own podium to reach out and strike down and point out weapon-like. really unusual. also interesting, romney looks good when he's angry. he even can smile when he's angry. that worked as an edge for him in the debates. perry doesn't look good when he's mad, his face goes downward, points again hips. >> perry had been m.i. a for a punch of debates, you saw a c combative romney what went through your mind? >> where's this guy been? this was a fun debate. this debate was a debate weave all been waiting for. we knew it was going to happen, we knew perry and romney would try to go after each other. perry tried the last couple and flubbed it. got romney into an unguarded moment i called the lawn service and told them i'm running for office for pete's sake, i can't have illegal aliens. >> it could have been payback. rick perry touched governor romney, a pat on the back, it was an attaboy. w

i spent a lot of time wth governor romney and looked him eyeball to eyeball. each other and i trust him and he's told me unee kwif as he has the nation, he is 1 huns% committed to repealing obama care and will take the rst steps that regard on his very first day in office. >> but your point here was it's very difficult for him to be successful with that record. you worked through that criticism? >> absolutely. he's put on a virtual clinic at these debates. we're gog to have a candidate who can successfully debate barack obama. mitt romney has gotten "a" grades across the board in every debate he's been in. on this issue, people attacking him on it and others. he actually, i think, is the strongest candidate relative to president obama because of his skills, his knowledge, his capability, and his electability on this issue an others. >> let's talk about governor rry. you've endorsed him. he came into this campaign with great expectations, and we've seen a pretty stunnin fall in the polls. the debate performances have not helped. his own wifenita perry spoke thi

thanks dc for the love, the support, for all your eyeballs and for being our home. will remain our home forever. we're not going anywhere. and thank you guys. thank you. and excuse me. i'm going to give you a hug. but i was going to give her a kiss which is better. >> all right. >> sugar. >> thank you. >> all the best. many good things to come. >> we never knew exactly what was going to happen on here. but i always knew haber could handle it. you are the man, sir. >> we will be right back.

thanks dc for the love, the support, for all your eyeballs and for being our home. home forever. we're not going anywhere. and thank you guys. thank you. and excuse me. i'm going to give you a hug. but i was going to give her a kiss which is better. >> all right. >> sugar. >> thank you. >> all the best. many good things to come. >> we never knew exactly what was going to happen on here. but i always knew haber could handle it. you are the man, sir. >> we will be right back. [ laughing ] ♪ ♪ oh, won't you be good to yourself? ♪ ♪ and don't you feel like coming home? ♪ ♪ ♪ it'll be like coming home [ male announcer ] some rooms feel like a fish bowl. but in our roomy suites, you can spread out and live a little. with breakfast, dinner, and drinks included, you'll feel right at home. ♪ la la-la-la-la la la la ♪ >>> i didn't want to make this all about me. this is the sports staff or at least part of it eric anderson, our intern arielle. this guy tom and this guy omar started out as interns. they're all full staff here. can i just say we've never had ismere on camera be

it was described by his son as if they were like eyeballs when they fell down. but tobacco -- he came across it seems almost immediately because it was so central in the caribbean and, in fact, was even offered tobacco leaves which was a gift which would have been a traditional diplomatic gesture among those groups. he sent out men to go investigate what's known as haiti and the dominican ray hubbard and they described people smoking it. there's no evidence that he himself tried tobacco. but pretty soon afterwards, if not -- and it's not unlikely that some of his men might have and the reason that it's not unlikely is because it was so central to socialibility that when the explorers were going out and -- you know, sometimes we have this image of europeans just coming and sort of invading which it's not totally untrue. but they were actually really dependent on native groups for information, for food. for diplomatic and military alliances. and so as with any arriving person -- or envoy who wants to get something from another group, you kind of have to make yours

the people in the parks, a lot of them are young people who feel like, okay i'm in debt up to my eyeballs and now i can't find a job. i went to school, i did what i was told and there are no opportunities for me, that's a lot of who it is. but its also iraq vets who have unbelievable unemployment rates, and its also 50-year-old librarians and 65-year-old grandmothers who bring their grandchildren. it's an interesting cross-section of people who have decided, i'm gonna take a stand. >> why does the occupy movement appeal to american women? >> it's about income inquality. who knows more about nothing en equality than women? >> i don't know that occupy wall street appeals to all women in america. but for those who does, they are frustrated and they haven't seen the hope and change they were hoping for from the current president. >> and traditionally and nationally, women are more in favor of governmental system and programs, those types of programs that help people in need. it's no surprise they are gravitating towards occupy wall street, which happens to be arguing for those things. >> to t

and besides, he knew that when king herod got to hell, that god would roast him until his eyeballs exploded. and why has god only given us 15,000 billion years left to live before the sun dies? uh... sue, hi! oh, hi! so, how's things? oh! things are good. how are things with you? good, yeah. are you still in keely road? yeah, yeah, we are. are you-- are you still in... the same place, yeah. have you got your kids with you? yeah. what, all three? yes. karen must be what, six? six, yes. yes, how about you? have you got your... offspring? oh, yeah, he's around somewhere. um, have you got pete with you? we'd love to meet him. oh! um, this is pete. hi. hi. pete, this is... lovely, isn't it, this? what they've done with this... and this is my dad, and this is... where you're sitting, dad. here. where are you sitting? on this table with you. great. that's great. because you're always worried about who's gonna be on the table with you, aren't you, at things like this, and we're gonna be okay because we've got paula and steve! welcome! paula and steve! steve and paula. so, where do you know sue from

the finance minister aleksey coolly and who is always thought to be the key ill eyeballs of the government and of the president's administration the newspaper says that step to dismiss him creasing more questions into what else could happen the world needs immediate he's still in office however there are analysts who see. the dismissal just shows that the president is serious in his ambitions just remind you the problem and she'll action will be held in russia in the same or in the presidential poll be held next more jamie dimon has been still and warnings would need to be if it's still going to be up to the people to decide who gets to run because she next despite any recommendation that he me is it. right that i mean time and political analyst. says that even president yet f. and prime minister putin are members of the same team they're not political clones of each other but now i think their situation is pretty logical. and media football for presenting this same political force united russia not being completely similar not being twins in politics they're still pretty close to logicall

. >> this is an eyeball garnish. i step it out on my website to make it.cocktail. it's got a gummy brain. this is just a latex mask i put over a canister i got at party city. i got the brain at party city. they're all set for their zombie party. these gummy brains are super good. i got these at target. that's the only place i found them so far. >> what's happening down here? >> this is a pumpkin mojito you had earlier. >> i loved these. >> you are wicked. >> you make it just like a regular mojito. you muddle your mix. >> muddling is a big deal. >> you've got rum, lime juice. this is a pumpkin syrup, a cup of sugar, cup of water, half a cup of canned pumpkin. boil it and keep it in the refrigerator. this is what is cool about these here. these are just wrist bands you would buy for halloween. you go to the favors section of the store and do something like this. all party city favors. >> for a pirate party, i did this captain kathie lee and high seas hoda. it's a sangria. you can drink it. >> oh, yeah. >> that's cute. >> i'm taking kathie lee's. >> this is a

there is an eyeball in a jar. >> welcome, everyone. >> scary mad scientists are saving animals. >> oh >> this is not a place for dresses and heels. >> kiss the princess. oh, thank you. >> this princess waited for the end of the day to get her face painted. ta-da! >> with that i granted one more wish to a darling little girl dressed just like me. you could make a wish, anything in the world, what would you wish for? >> a puppy. >> that was pretty fun, guys. >> then it was time to say good-bye before this pretty princess turned into a pumpkin. >> nothing. >> i looked at the parents and said, and now your part begins. >> and they said no. >> we did go to the bronx zoo, but several zoos around the country have halloween events. i figured i should wear my tiara and wand until halloween. any wishes i could grant to you? >> we are the happiest bimbos you've ever seen. mostly hoda. >>> we'll talk men and money. >> fashions to hide your flaws. although you don't have any. >>> we are back on this booze day tuesday with "today's style" and how to hide your trouble spots. you know what we are tal

. >> this is like a big, big, big step beyond the bowl of like peeled grapes that feel like eyeballs.hey look like fingers. >> want to know more about how to make these and maybe some other scary treats for your kids, we have chef susan odell with us right this minute via skype. how is this for people who maybe aren't great in the kitchen? >> it's a simple cookie. you need a mixer because the batter is really, really thick. as long as you get your almonds finally ground the art is really in making the finger. you have to roll them like little logs between your hands and then make little slices for the knuckle. you will never look at sliced almonds the same way again because they all look like fingernails after a while. >> i'm sure you've made these cookies for kids. why do they respond to them? >> you know, kids love them. the creepier the better. i tell you what the adults like them too. after they kind of get over that really gross sort of a thing they can't wait to bite into them because they taste really good. >> do you have a name for these? lady fingers is already taken for a co

, journalists, local and national and commentators such as theirself are adding value by putting eyeballsn this and bringing out facts and waking people up. i want to say that. third, that was a $100,000 reward that i pray that someone hopes to collect if they have some information. >> what about the call. >> judge jeanine: the family was whisked away last night but you, bill, you come in on your horse and take them away to an undisclosed location. where did you take them and why did you take them? >> that has to relevance to the case right now. you are talking about phone calls being made and i have some questions. how do you know these calls were made? does anybody know? has fbi come out and made a statement or the kcpd made a statement that calls were made. the lady that says she has the 50 second call. was she told that or did she look on her phone or show that to a journalist. i'm not hearing the answers to that. >> you are an investigator on the ground. >> that is exactly right. that is exactly right. >> have you spoken to her? >> no, i haven't spoken to her yet but i'm delegate the

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new york gives them more eyeballs on a vehicle than houston, according to the way nasa looked at it.at's why they he want to put it in new york. >> so will "enterprise" have to leave the smithsonian to make room for "discovery"? >> yes, it will in fact. now, this is really another one that's got the folks in texas hopping mad. because the building probably won't be ready in new york, no matter where it's ultimately put, before "enterprise" has to leave. so the plan is for "enterprise" to be put in a tent at john f. kennedy airport in new york, climate-controlled tent there, until the building is ready because it's got to leave d.c. in order for "discovery" to get into the smithsonian. >> ah, the juggling. thank you so much. good to see you. >> sure. >>> coming up, vegas, the place to be this week if you follow politics. seven gop presidential conten r contenders are participating in another debate tomorrow night. new polls are out. who's's hot, who oes not, next. >>> president obama setting up on the three-day bus tour in asheville, north carolina. mover on that, next. a party for he

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he is really up to his eyeballs because in may he testified he only recently a few weeks ago heard about we find they were sending memos back and forth. so the question is when did he know it. there is a lot of momentum behind the investigation? >> i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> what? >> this is program that starred under the bush administration. it has proven to be successful in a number of ways. they did have a problem where they had one rogue organization. that is a problem, they should be focused on that. to make it fast and furious overall, i don't think there is a story here. >> let me remind alicia, the story is about. you have a gun walking scandal across an international border with one federal agent killed by one of these weapons. the 2,000 weapons to mexican drug cartels. this is a huge story. >> this is not a success story. this is a story of failure a tragic proportions. one is the program to begin with which is different than the bush program. two, was the truth told about when they knew about it and what they did about it? we had even more testimony this week in