i love the camouflage print, florals, and there's also polka-dots and plaids. there's lots of options for every girl. >> and what do you usually pair these prints with? >> you don't want to wear a print with another print. so i always recommend putting it with a solid color sweater, blouse, or t-shirt. >> nice. >> and the next trend is an accessory, and that's backpacks. and this is something every girl has for the school year. but now they're a lot more fun because they come in neon colors, leopard print, camouflage, florals, and aztec prints. it's really up to you -- whatever you love and your personal style. so that's it. five great trends for the school year that really work for every girl's personal style and their budget. >> nice. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i can't wait to try some of these great looks. from teen vogue's fashion closet, i'm carina for "tkn." >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. last week, we introduced you to olivia yavorek. her concept for a tv psa on safe driving took first place in this ye

paintings include the watches, as well as the creepy crawlingie critters the significant number of floral still life's from this period spread the wide life. blossoms from multiple studies in different seasons. merchants and explorers brought plants from their travels including the tulip. tulip was first brought from can turkey. prompting people to spend large sums cultivating new species. today tulip is the next export. many still life paintings also contain morals references and creepy flowers and insects, time pieces and skulls. and which is seen here in the venice still life by peter from 1630. we also see very similar details between the still life with peter clay which was painted in 1629. the open pocket watches are references to the transient of life since they remind us of the passing of life. since they record perishable and paint as long as the canvas remains intact. the sublime light filters through the light and reflection on the inside of the glass as well as the optical effects of the objects that shine through the glass. while these still life paintings are filled with a v

. >> and at the scene of the accident this floral memorial. >> back out here live the principal at washington-leeigh school issued a statement today saying the school has lost an incredible young man. funeral services will be held at his church next wednesday at the cathedral of st. thomas moore. >> back into you, brian. >> sad story. >> a man charged with murdering a cap driver in adams morgan appeared in court. yours sell overton charged -- the cab driver was murdered overnight tuesday after picking the two men up. overton's next court appearance later this month. >> the latest developments out of pennsylvania one person dead and 13 hurt after a building collapse understand downtown philadelphia as construction crews are trying to 25ir down a building and the structure collapsed on a val vagus shin thrift shop -- tear down a building and the structure collapsed on a salvation thrift shop. >> we do not know how many people were in the thrift store this morning when the wall collapsed on the building that is why the fire department the search-and-rescue operation continues. >> officials say was a

there you do, a beautiful flashlight floral arrangement.e live my keys are on the end of it. talking about a strong magnet. don't get it near your credit cards or this will be the last thing you buy. but fun. >> it's actually very innovative and smart. >> you can find them at sears. they're made for a number of different companies. >> very cool. i recommend not looking directly into that. that is a bright fluorescent light. >> either this or a light sabre. >> your old sound effects. >> boys will be boy, won't they? >> this considered a bargain compared to what our next story was going for. a prime piece of real estate in san francisco that's just been sold near at&t park. not a house, not a condo. it's a parking spot. >> and the price tag on this parking spot, $82,000. we are not kidding. >> that's a whole lot of flashlights. >>q$ a lot of quarters to carry around. "today in the bay's" christie smith, what makes this so valuable? >> reporter: i got to tell you. a couple minutes ago i saw a gentleman crunch his nose against this gate, like a

. >> reporter: a floral theme. >> if i could turn this picture into something that would. >> a lot of the cities vault oak tree. i wanted to capture that. i wanted to get a view. >> you drive to the tunnel and you see all the deer. me and my family always try to spot them. that's what i think of. >> reporter: recessed receptacles away. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tesla unveil add new battery system that allows users to change a battery in 90 seconds. the battery change for the model s car. drivers park the electric car at a charging station and a platform rises. to illustrate how fast it is, he ran video of a gas powered car getting a fill up right alongside the battery change and the battery change was fasted. >>> the u.s. supreme court's decision on marriage could come as early as monday. the court is also expected to rule on the constitutionality of the defense of marriage act, which denies federal benefits to same-sex couples who are married. >> i hope they will take care of this monday or thursday. i hope that we will soon have an answer to all of this. >> if the prop 8 d

she had this face that was just this floral bouquet of beauty and love. >> reporter: friends and strangersleft flowers in her front yard. paying their respects to the woman they say once brightened their days with her flowers. >> that was marianne favro reporting from sunnyvale. >>> it could be a commuter's nightmare. b.a.r.t. is voting on whether to call a strike. this is video of the voting this afternoon. no strike date has been set, but the union's contract with b.a.r.t. expires at the end of this month. both sides have been talking but unable to agree on pay, health care benefits and a pension plan. officials say they're hoping the two sides come to an agreement for the sake of local Ñ.zmuters. >> for anyone who is on the freeway this morning while b.a.r.t. was working understands what a disaster our current traffic pattern is. so adding hundreds of thousands of additional commuters is a non-starter for the bay area. >> this is what it looked like when b.a.r.t. workers went on strike back in 1997. the ridership has almost doubled since then. as for alternative ways to get to and from

. >> reporter: at the scene of the accident this floral memorial. >> that was karen gray houston reportingming up a moving ceremony at arlington national cemetery 50 years after the assassinatioa of a civil rights leader.le >>> time is running out for the victims of the boston bombingsbb to apply for compensation.comp we will have an update on the funds coming up next. the time is 4:37.  >>> live look over washingtonr n d.c.d.c. making headlines medgar eversevs was remembered at 8 ceremony commemorating the 55th the 5 anniversary of his death yesterday. eric holder and bill clinton cln spoke at the event. he. >>> a casket with the body of late senator frank lautenberg is on its way to d.c. and will lie in repos. yesterday eswa he was honored aa synagogue and new york.w yo. he was the only world war ii vet still serving in the senate. se as of today the ceremonies in the senate, lautenberg will bege laid to rest in the arlington cemetery tomorrow. >>> a new law prevents the release of pictures from the san sandy hook school. scho it says that the parents have a

the next thing is the floral blazer.at prints but you do not have to spend hundreds of dollars to get the trend. >> tell me about this one. how much is this. >> this is $89. i love the fact that it's got the floral and masculine cut. plus in this weather it's freezing when you get in the air conditioning it's great and warm outside. >> it still feels springy and a less expensive version. >> $48 from macy's. dress them up or dress them down. >> do you want to keep it simple in terms of color? >> you can wear a bold color, simple solid underneath but yeah do not try and mix too many florals at once. >> the next big trend is the bucket bag. i remember it from high school. that was the thing in the 80s. now it's back. >> it's back. he launched a bucket bag called the deigo. it's a great bag and very versatile. but you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars. >> show us the less expensive version. >> we have a great bag and it's also -- it's about the modern details on it. this is from kohl's around 68 dollars. then another v

it had a skirt on the bottom and loud floral prints. >> reporter: she decided to make them herself.pany veronica brett after an aunt who died of breast cancer. three years later the suits are selling out. brenda o'brien discovered the line after having breast cancer and a double mastectomy. >> it was like a dream come true because i knew when i first put it on, there you have it. it fit. it covers everything. >> each suit comes with pockets for inserts, they have wide straps and come high under the arms to cover scars but without looking frumpy. >> that was really my goal to lufl beautiful, sexy, and sophisticated so a woman could forget about breast cancer and look as she did before. >> reporter: brett sells her suits in boutiques and on the website shopbop and soma.com. she says it's the hardest job she's ever had but also the most rewarding. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> barbra streisand has been entertaining audiences for decades, but last night she delivered a unique performance. ♪ on a clear day >> the 71-year-old sang to an audience in tel aviv. it was the fir

what do you think, floral scent? something citrusy. >> maybe something like fresh air, waterfalls. >> it's the turf next. >> final word on the weather? we're going to have storms. nothing bad. >> the dynamics just aren't there. we will see showers with embedded thunderstorms here and there. heavy downpours at times. high temperature, 85. might be a little optimistic on their part. >> nice break after all. that does it for "good morning washington" this morning. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, the president addresses the spy agency leaker for the first time. as edward snowden makes new taunts from his hong kong hideout and his father pleads with him to stop the leaks. >> they're trying to take my things away. they're trying to inject me. they're trying to kill me. >> that

here to help us out is greg corrigan, senior director of produce and floral here at raley's.greg, good to see you again. >> hey there. >> so when i wk up to this display, i have idea what makes a good mushroom or a bad mushroom. so how do i pick a good one? >> well, the mushroom guys would argue that they're all good. but there are some differences, and you do want to look for mushros that are nice and white, and fresh, and not a lot of decay. >> ok. >> so you definitely want to stay away from the ones that are turning brown and looking dehydrated. they actuay have some of these new cool packages that are easy anconvenient for the consumer to close. so easy to put in the fridge, store--always want tore them nice and cold in the fridge right away, don't keep them out. um, but se great varietieto choose from. >> so these guys--so i walk up to this--and they do all look good, i will give you credit. they all do look good. but, i mean, what makes a good muroom, like-- >> well, you know, one of the growing trends is going to, like, a crimini shroo. it's a little bit nuttier, a lit

i have two little girls that i chase after and i have my own company, a floral design company, and i volunteer every day. so when i go to bed, i really, really need sleep and i've tried pretty much every pillow out there: the flat pillows, the firm, i tried a water pillow and those memory foam pillows and i always woke up with a dull headache, just... it was not, you don't have the energy and you can't deal with children when you're dealing with that. i saw my pillow at one of your shows and i thought, you know, i'd invested enough money on pillows that didn't work, so i thought i'd just try it. and that night i had the best night's sleep of my life in years and it's... it's, i've had the best night's sleep every night. i don't toss and turn anymore, i don't wake up with a dull headache. i just really feel good when i wake up. i have energy and i love my pillow. >> did you believe it when you saw the sign that said it did all that? it's too good to be true! >> i was really skeptical. my husband is the biggest skeptic ever. he's like, "you want to spend money on a pillow? go ahead, we

>> it is about the floral bacteria. when you think about the bacteria in the colon it can change. do with the changes that happen in the colon. if you eat a lot of red meat you have bacteria. you want to have lower bacterotis. these are interesting findings. we find that the changes in the bacteria in the gutt. you can get chron's and and it can clog up and cause heart disties and stroke. now we are understanding his better. if you are listening to this convert to vegetarian and healthy food. there is a real big mess sage over here. >> is a french fry a vegetable? if it is i'll go all vegetarian. come on, all vegetables all the time? >> what is the keyword that we believe? moderation is the way to go. once in a while you are going to have steak or french fries once in a while it is okay. when you look at your dish it has to be colorful. when you see more fruits and vegetables th is very healthy. what you said about men and women is that the way we break down the food is different than women. very interesting studies. we are going to do it. >> i'm going to go for the sweet potato f

hundreds of children put in jail as they protested the racist conditions of the south. , i say it inor's floralke on the dignified men and women their sunday best lined up to register to vote and they are beaten back by the authorities. they dust themselves off and they get act up if they can and they continue to demand the right to register to vote. i have been talking about the south, but dr. king said he was never so afraid as when he went north to chicago to challenge the racist policies particularly around holding, taking on the daly machine, where he was hit in a head -- in the head with a bottle. what was so extraordinary about this three hours of footage is the reality on the ground. no matter if you studied it, are a scholar of this, there is footage you haven't seen before, and a testament to bravery of everyday people. we urge you to call. the documentary is yours for a contribution of $150. i can't say enough about this documentary. come to the phone and let us know you are there and standing up for independent media. call-in and let us know democracy now! matters to you. 4334.59- t

. >> reporter: kirsten thank you so much and we hope to see you back inside floral shop. >> exactly. >> reporter: all right. mike weir going to toss it back to you. >> thank you delia. hopefully everyone is going to be fine and moving forward and rebuild. >>> okay now to another building situation. this one in philadelphia. crews working through the night at the scene of a building collapse there in philly pulled a 61-year-old woman from the rubble. she had been underneath all of that rubble for 13 hours. 14 people were hurt, six people died when the four story building collapsed. it caved in the roof of a thrift shop next door too. the collapsed building was empty at the time and crews had been working to demolish this structure. there were no existing violations on the structure and the company did have the proper permits to demolish that building the city says. >>> it is 6:05. and it's time to watch your money. stocks suffered their biggest selloff in nearly two months yesterday. this came after some conflicting click reports on the downside though we saw u.s. businesses adding fe

she mentioned making -- having the floral arrangements for several different bank wets and dinners. ne was -- south american countries meeting. she mentions decorations there as well. his is a dinner at the arlington in washington, d.c., and you can see the table setting had quite a large group. we have the vice president, the president and where the different delegations were sitting at that particular dinner. she also talks a lot about the centennial celebration in new york for the centennial of george washington's inauguration. from 1789 to 1889. things from the banquets and one of the parades was 7 1/2 hours long. and then also very personal and family-related things mentioned in the diary as well. mentioned how she's feeling, what the weather is like. but one of the things that she talks about is the kristening of their young granddaughter, mary lodge mckee. and she says that they used water from the river jordan that her sister had brought back from a trip over there. and we actually have some of that water in our collection yet today. so we have a little container here. actua

in it were large floral displays, then eventually banners of groups that came. everyday she went. at first it was therapeutic and a way that was helping her to get out. but over time, it became rather ghoulish and grim for her because she was focused on death. she was even focused on the flowers that were dying and trying to keep them alive and trying to get new flowers that she would put and. -- put in. it was sort of grim. she wanted it done. there was a really incredible little moments that happened. i thought that was the rest of her story, and it is not. the nieces old have a daughter -- both have a daughter each. suddenly, at the end of her life, there are these two little girls in her life and she starts going to the tomb every day. they start walking again in the middle of winter. they were talking about the flowers in the new buildings and she really returns to life. you have something here? >> queen victoria for 40 years grieves the death of prince albert. some of this is the victorian obsession with death. to me, this is the earliest chapter in this whole story. it is,

. >> it was the first thing i noticed, al, you popped two patterns together with the floral pocket square. >> the polka dot tie. >> i think it's magical. i do. >> give us an idea, what can people expect to see on this new show of yours? >> well, when you start a topic amongst people, they're going to share their opinions. that's what "style pop" is all about. we have a lot of fun throwing out things that are happening today. trends, fashion, technology, rumors, gossip, everything, but the best part is, you guys get to interact with us. it's not what we think, but also the rest of the world. twitter, facebook, instagram, whatever you're thinking, you can go to style.com and tell us. >> guys get in on it too? >> good luck. >> "style pop" remepremieres tot on the style network. >>> pippa middleton has a new job this morning. tamron hall has details on that. good morning. >> good morning, savannah. pippa has just been named as a contributing editor to "vanity fair" magazine. pippa first got the world's attention in a different role as the maid of honor at the wedding of the century. then, pip

>>> dos tendencias muy importantes, las siluetas femeninas y estampados florales, para los chicos losar a nuevas generaciones que sufren con los estigmas de la orientaciÓn sexual. >>> de acuerdo. >>> con ese sello que impone la sociedad, esos sinÓnimos del rechazo a una persona y su orientacieo sexual. tienes 59 aÑos, y en este momento decides abrir tu corazÓn, tal cual lo hizo en una oportunidad ricky martin, significÓ lo que hizo ricky importante para ti? >>> sÍ, fue un ejemplo muy grande para mÍ, dije quÉ valor, quÉ valor de hombre, de con la carrera que Él tenÍa en ese momento, de salir y ser honesto con la prensa, con el pÚblico. y porque, honesto con Él mismo sÍ lo era, pero tenia que vivir escondido. de alguna manera apenado. y para mÍ fue un, un gran ejemplo el valor de Él, y dije en su momento creo que yo lo tendrÉ tambien. >>> oye. 59 aÑos por cierto, si preguntan cuÁntos tienes? 40. >>> 45. >>> estÁs mejor que yo amigo. >>> no me viste desnudo. (risas) >>> quÉ tanto sebastiÁn, por esta situaciÓn sufriste en tu juventud? >>> sÍ, mucho, mucho. fui un niÑo muy, sufrÍ mucho de

in it were large floral displays, then eventually banners of groups that came. everyday she went. at first it was therapeutic and a way that was helping her to get out. but over time, it became rather ghoulish and grim for her because she was focused on death. she was even focused on the flowers that were dying and trying to keep them alive and trying to get new flowers that she would put and. -- put in. it was sort of grim. she wanted it done. there was a really incredible little moments that happened. i thought that was the rest of her story, and it is not. the nieces old have a daughter each. suddenly, at the end of her life, there are these two little girls in her life and she starts going to the tomb every day. they start walking again in the middle of winter. they were talking about the flowers in the new buildings and she really returns to life. you have something here? >> queen victoria for 40 years grieves the death of prince albert. some of this is the victorian obsession with death. to me, this is the earliest chapter in this whole story. it is, allegedly, she would hav

if you look closely, they are import from seven parts of the country, $350, a floral design studios herelisyn: i was amazed to learn that nowadays you can rent your cake. >> yes. $250, it's an artificial cake you can't eat it. >> this is the real one, i couldn't tell. >> the one for this cake you will need to serve your guests something. >> alisyn: you have this out on the table. this is what they'll be eating and sheet cake hiding in the back. so $730 versus $780 you get to cut it and serve from this cake. this is simple cake. >> alisyn: price is similar? >> you want to cut the cake, have a little fun with it. >> alisyn: that is my point. price is not that different but save by not doing the fancy cake. >> alisyn: this is 1100, what you are seeing. one way to cut the cost, get real flowers to embellish the cake. >> alisyn: there you go! that is huge. fantastic, thanks so much for showing us all the great ideas. check it out. >>> that was good. i'm going suspicious at my next wedding. [ laughter ] >> up next on the rundown, are legos making your children more violent? critics say they th

she mentioned making -- having the floral arrangements for several different bank wets and dinners. one was -- south american countries meeting. she mentions decorations there as well. this is a dinner at the arlington in washington, d.c., and you can see the table setting had quite a large group. we have the vice president, the president and where the different delegations were sitting at that particular dinner. she also talks a lot about the centennial celebration in new york for the centennial of george washington's inauguration. from 1789 to 1889. things from the banquets and one of the parades was 7 1/2 hours long. and then also very personal and family-related things mentioned in the diary as well. mentioned how she's feeling, what the weather is like. but one of the things that she talks about is the kristening of their young granddaughter, mary lodge mckee. and she says that they used water from the river jordan that her sister had brought back from a trip over there. and we actually have some of that water in our collection yet today. so we have a little container here. act

. >> you can get it at a floral supply store or craft store.e flower. >> why does something always happen to me. >> here you go. cut it to an inch below the flower and then you just pop it in. >> all right. >> in there. >> and i like to start from the center and make a mohawk and fill in and it's so easy and savannah, we could even whip some of these up for your wedding. matt, al, we'll get everybody in on it. >> you have them all mo monocramattic. >> when you're done it looks really expensive. >> how long would that last. >> it doesn't look remotely affordable which is the point. so it lasts about seven days if you kind of keep these with some water. they still soak up water. >> what would you do? spray bottle or something. >> yeah, spray bottle or soak it in a little saucer. >> that's easy. >> another thing and you saw if you come to my house you'll see the same arrangement over and over and over again. so it's effective. just take a bunch of carnation and instead of making one giant centerpiece, do a lot of little ones. cut them down to mana

>> the first thing i noticed was you popped two patterns together with a floral.polka dot tie. >> i love it. i think it's magical, i really do. >> what can people expect to see on this show of yours every night? >> exactly what we did here. when you throw out a topic amongst people, they're going to share their opinions. that's what style pop is all about. i call them my style chick, guru. fashion, trend, technology, rumors, gossip, but you guys get to interact with us. not just what we think, twitter, facebook, instagram, you can go and tell us. >> guys get in on it, too? >> oh, yeah. >> thank you so much. style pop premieres tonight on the style network, 8:00, 7:00 central. pippa middleton is certainly known or her style and the royal sister-in-law has a new job this morning. pippa has been named as a contributing editor to "vanity fair." >> she first got the world's attention in a different role as the maid of honor to the wedding of the century. since then pippa has become popular with paparazzi, with tabloid readers eager to find out who she's dating and what

she mentioned making -- having the floral arrangements for several different bank wets and dinners. one was -- south american countries meeting. she mentions decorations there as well. this is a dinner at the arlington in washington, d.c., and you can see the table setting had quite a large group. we have the vice president, the president and where the different delegations were sitting at that particular dinner. she also talks a lot about the centennial celebration in new york for the centennial of george washington's inauguration. from 1789 to 1889. things from the banquets and one of the parades was 7 1/2 hours long. and then also very personal and family-related things mentioned in the diary as well. mentioned how she's feeling, what the weather is like. but one of the things that she talks about is the kristening of their young granddaughter, mary lodge mckee. and she says that they used water from the river jordan that her sister had brought back from a trip over there. and we actually have some of that water in our collection yet today. so we have a little container here. act