>> guys, take off your blind folds. >> oh, wow. >> you look so beautiful! to see yourself. are you dying? >> i'm ready. >> right here. >> oh, my god! >> you look hot. you look hot. >> oh, my god. >> what happened to the other 20 years? >> i love it. turn right around and look in that camera. tell us about the hair. >> that is a great hair cut, great hair color and natural make-up can do. hair cut by lena. she used a straight texture in the front, left the curl in the back which gave her softness with volume. they kept the make-up soft. i just barely lightened around the face. just gave a hint of color. >> look at her husband with tears in his eyes. what do you think? >> you're smoking. she always had great hair. i always loved her hair. it's really cool. >> he wants to get his hands it in. >> jill, that dress is terrific. >> it's a great dress. >> it's by adrianna arpel and i love she keeps doing this. >> great job. >> where is peggy? peggy, come on out. a big round of applause for both of our ambushees. how about a hug for you? coming up next, we have a ve

early again this now down point six percent the company reported a nine fold increase in net profit from first half of this year and that there's a submission of the business news on our team headlines are next.

you suck at folding. [ laughs ] that's my tide. what's yours? [ female announcer ] find theu at tide.com. area are a man jury would mix. take a lick here. falling in parts of new england. heavy snow flakes fell. local say they're not ready for of winter just yet. >> you could really feel the change. for its not be ready yet. not, is here it comes. we get a few snowflakes mixed in. down the 95 corridor. mainly just a cold rain tonight and tomorrow. few snowflakes on the backside the system. it is clearing out completely by nightfall. halloween parties tomorrow you'll be okay. be cold and dusty. russell is 39. we are checking in at 39. an increasing clouds tonight. lower 50's. the rain will become heavy at times the hours above 1,500 feet out west. temperatures mainly holding steady. a better chance of snow. ride is been a beautiful in virginia. no accidents to report right now. looks out of baltimore ok. take over 2270. northbound lane is getting by against the rush hour direction. if looks pretty good. will take you to a picture. back to pamela.

you suck at folding. [ laughs ] that's my tide. what's yours? [ female announcer ] find the tide that's right for you at tide.com. >>> welcome back. we want to get a check of traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> meteorologist adam caskey standing by. >> sun and clouds to start the day. around 7:30. we will start the day with a sun and clouds. and then some isolated sprinkles. the cold front will drop been -- in later on today, but not a big deal. in columbia., 42 northwest d.c. checking in at 46. 69 later today a, a couple for thisbove average time of year. cloudy this morning, becoming mostly cloudy for the midday and afternoon. clearing tonight behind a cold front. in the mid to upper 40's for the most part. tomorrow. slight chance of rain today. i would not even bother with an umbrella. couple of a raindrops. wednesday and thursday, thursday, you want to have an umbrella handy. the temperature is taking a nose friday to the weekend, 50's. >>> we are on the upswing and as of as clearing construction a in a couple spots on the beltway. in

i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are both translated by salim yusef. on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about

the display and how they fold the clothes? >> it's the way they fold the clothes. it's a proper fold and it looks so neat there. but also you have that display with the wonderful model there with the shirt on that's wearing the shirt and you believe you're going to look like that model in the shirt there. so you're going to go ahead and push chas it. and it looks so neat there, you can't refuse that. i thought they stack them because you want a clean, neat store. >> i plays in your mine. >> here we go. you're telling me buy one get one free is not a good deal sometimes? >> not always. >> come pop if i buy one and get another one free, that's not a good deal? >> do you always know what the original price was? if you don't know what the original price was, how do you know if you're get ago deal. that's what you have to look for. they could be increasing the price to give you that. the more units they sell, the better their numbers look. >> i don't know about that one. now, here is the one. when you walk into the store, don't turn to your right. this is something we w

the folds of my mother's dress are sewn with blody hands. tattered promises and button holes filled with bottomless dreams. her she was held up with borrowed strent. she asked, when will i have a home? one day i uttered. i will plant around my house she said. green ooh vy will grow and the cat will lay to the grass dreaming of snow. >> my mother's dress i folded in the suitcase. what slowly devour the fabric quietly releasing my mother's scent. caught in the decaying cloth. i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. this piece was inspired by you know what happens to people during the war. and the war affects not only people that are in the middle of the war but generations therefore. this is called, which means flash fire and a wild sharp blades of grass that grows all over the philippines. the room was soaked with the fragrance of mangos. my mind is buzzing with flies. in the other room, my mother is mumbling and crying in her sleep. every night she dreams of the young american solder, the prisoner of war she had seen as a child in the philippineses

there are those that have couches in front that folds over on. there are all kinds of innovative ways that are available that people can use to accommodate both sitting down and having a bed. that kind of thing. to me, that can all go where the sofa is shown and the table is shown and that kind of thing. in a way, i cannot see myself sleeping in a four-foot space, but if that is additional room for storage, that would be great. in any case, i do not exactly like the life out here, -- i do not exactly like the life out here, but i am not necessarily against the smallness of the units. commissioner antonini: -- commissioner sugaya: more of a concern about unit exposure. it still seems fairly high to me. commissioner antonini: i feel the same way as commissioner sugaya. i think we've gone a long way to satisfy the unit's exposure situation. inflexibility is the key thing here. -- flexibility is the key thing here. i will make an argument that we should not incentivize smaller units, but if we allow people the ability to buy these units if they so ch

you have a dozen inmates folding. is going to fold so wide, another is going to fold wider. >> working in the laundry is considered a privilege. inmates earn one day off their sentence for every six days they work. but the job does have its downside. >> this is like the biohazard bin. i have two sets of gloves on. we have to watch out with this particular bin. you see tampons attached to underwear. you see doo-doo stains. discharges from people who might have something. you just have to get it in the wash. >> like many of the inmates at the jail, perez is here after getting caught up in tampa's prescription drug epidemic. he's pled not guilty and is now awaiting trial. >> the opportunity came across to make extra money and i tried to take it like an idiot. i made like $130. shows you i'm not that good, huh? i'm ready to change. it's definitely a wakeup call. >> but not everyone who comes to jail sees it as an opportunity for change. the drug trade exists even on the inside. drugs are most commonly smuggled in through

folding their portal slowing exports growth in china germany's debts is also posting losses point eight percent in the red. and in russia the markets generally lower as world dropped after the international energy agency reached. it's global to montreux cost for twenty twelve there are choices losing half a percent of the mice it is flat let's have a look at some of the individual share moves in the might six decline on the index is led by gazprom as you can see one point three percent lower all cool is a bit behind top percent lower class despite the company saying it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year old the next decade to develop new projects for the natural is among the gainers the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months will be and probably to western for much on capital highlights his favorite stocks. if you believe in a relative to tell you then you should be in financial should probably be. in material. metal stops if you believe that we just seen sort of a relief rally will continue to go down further on you should

your zone countries they are moving closer to increasing the currency unions bailiff on almost four fold again the question arises which was asked before how fair is it on the germans who contribute more than any other country to ask them to pay for their for their family neighbors or will they benefit from this. well not really i don't think so because that will put more and more money into a country greece which is really not going to pay back i mean greece is basically broke it has no revenues hasn't hasn't got enough revenues people don't pay taxes they're refusing to cooperate in the expenditure cops so nobody can really see any prospect that greece will pay any money back and so germans i think feel that if they pay any more money to greece they won't get it back and that is correct and so really the best course for germany is for greece to default and then if there are some problems in german banks then the german government can help bail out their own banks which would be less expensive than just passing money to greece that they'll never see again well thanks very much for your

has a raised early against the company posted an almost two fold increase in off net profit . they say b miller has agreed to transfer its beer operations in russia and ukraine to turkey's fs the value of a c.b. mers enterprises in the two countries a survey to be worth one point nine billion dollars in return the london based company gets a quarter of the service be a maker they say the miller and her fast will jointly become the second largest growing nasha this energy savings of about one hundred twenty million dollars a year. context on odyssey that lots. is getting.

the scene that transpired on folding in oakland california is arguably the most violent scene we have seen thus far between us police officers and activist activists taking part in the occupy wall street movement police had fired tear gas and flash grenades at protesters hitting one man in the face how this was all taking place and unfolding as about three hundred fifty occupy activists did not want to leave the camp grounds that they established weeks ago in front of city hall in oakland and the police in oakland california were removing that were trying to remove them and told them they cannot be there about three hundred fifty activists have set up camp there five hundred riot police reportedly went to the scene and not when the clash took place it is being reported that police have fired off tear gas four different times now another man was caught in a tear gas this man was in a wheelchair and from what images show police we stopped. being canisters adham police were also seen throwing flash grenades right into a group of people that were trying to help and injured one man clearly

of the individual show moves in the mindsets financials the floods of the close with setting a ten fold sons of moscow is also in the red it's not profit has dropped by seventeen times in general june and gerard was flat to negative the contour of borders and nine fold increase in that profit for the first half of the game. ok that's it for now your up to date more stores and all that side archie dot com slash business. in the living room.

artie's i have a balance to follow in the case i have a good evening so how has the case but i'm folding so far what's been said. well you really couldn't script this one actually has been dubbed by the british tabloid press as the spy who loved him and it was really only a matter of time until mike hancock the m.p. catches the livia to was working for as a researcher in parliament was swallowed up by this after the details emerged of their affair that was going on for four years and we now know from two thousand and six when they met in moscow to two thousand and ten and during that time halfway through that period she started to work for him in the house of parliament now today we've heard from him called he's stepped down from his position on the defense committee and the reason why is because he feels his position is really untenable on that before he actually said that he didn't have any inappropriate relationship with. but now those details have emerged obviously is quite embarrassing so he stepped down from that committee at least until the trial is over now why the defense commit

you suck at folding. [ laughs ] that's my tide. what's yours? [ female announcer ] find the tide that's right for you at tide.com. tim mcgill is in for tom skilling with the forecast ... >>it might be a little bit on the cool side this halloween ... today will be dry. we may get a sprinkle toward the evening. it's not a bad afternoon shaping up for us. right now it's 53 degrees 54 degrees and kankakee it's been one of the coldest mornings of the season so far. here are some local temperatures: at o'hare its 52 degrees ... we are just shy of the average temperature. we have a light wind. there are a few patchy clouds out there and some lake effect showers near michigan. most of those anticipated light showers will stay north of the border. there will be the first significant snow for the northeast and mid-atlantic. the major cities will miss the brunt of further inland there will be heavy snow up to 1 ft. of snow ... that will happen over the weekend. we have a chance for a few flurries the middle part of next week ... the first snows of an inch

in january to june answer our is on the rise after report of the nine fold increase in net profit for the first saw for the year. despite latest market volatility good from troika dialog says some russian stocks have the strong fundamentals for future growth the russian markets would like to attract international that's still it's very high levels and the ruble is still very weak so this is a very good environment for oil stocks so if we see the situation for more than say one or two months more so we'll have to agree to earnings for patients for oil stocks and our greatest stocks are actually banking stocks also performing some you will globally united states and in europe and so i think the strength in russian banking sector also can continue and the third ruble is strengthening on the back of strong oil so all domestic stories like we are buying. local retailers are also can be quite interesting for in lessons from my point of view dutch electronics conglomerate philips is counting on the russian markets after a significant decline in global profits and was looking to continue its

. >> our cost increased from 100 fold to 1,000 fold. it's like the stock market. so the prices change on an hourly basis. >> for alex no, amount of money can buy what he needs there isn't any. every day he worries if over the course of his treatment he got enough to send leukemia away for good. >> kind of nervous about it. it might come back. but i pray it doesn't come back. >> nearly 100% of the hospitals across the nation experienced a short knowledge the past six months about they rarely get advanced warning that a drug is not going to be available. for example, on monday, emory healthcare only had enough of the anesthetic propofyl to last a day at one of the four hospitals. new legislation before the house and senate would provide for fines if a drug company didn't give more advanced warning. so far, the legislation not made it out of committee. >> that is a troubling story. john, we'll follow it. thank you. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi today suggested that women would be allowed to die under an antiabortion bill being debated in congress. >> when th

the way they fold the clothes. it's a proper fold and it look so neat.shirt on that's wearing the shirt. and you believe you're going to look like that model in the shirt. you're going to purchase it. it looks so neat you can't refuse that. >> i thought they stack them because you want a clean, neat store. >> it phrase with your mind. -- it plays with your mind. it looks wonderful stacked, you want to purchase that shirt. >> and you're telling me buy one, get one free is not a good one? >> sometimes, not always can be. tell me this, do you always know what the original price was? >> yeah. >> if what the original price of, how can you know if you're getting a deal? that's what you've got to look for. they could be increasing the price to go ahead and give you that. they're trying to up their numbers. the more units they sell, the pert the numbers look. >> i don't know about that. buy one get one free sounds good. here's the one i teased a second ago. when you walk into the store, don't turn to your right. this is something we would never think about. >> t

it's the way they fold the clothes. it's a proper fold. it looks so neat.nderful model with the shirt on that's wearing the shirt. and then you believe you're going to look like that model in the shirt there. so you're going to go ahead and purchase it. it looks so neat there standing there. >> i thought they stack them because you want a clean, neat store. you say that plays on our mind. >> it looks so wonderfully stacked. you want to purchase that shirt. >> okay, here we go. you're telling me buy one get one free is not a good deal sometimes? >> not always. sometimes it can be. >> buy one, i get another one free. >> do you always know what the original price was? >> yeah. >> if you don't know what the original price was, how can you know if you're getting a deal? that's what you got to look for. if you don't know that, they could be increasing the fris give you that. they're just trying up to the numbers. so the more units they sell, the better the numbers look. >> i don't know about that one. buy one, get one free that, is always good. >> sounds good. >>

imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down to on an oblong shape and reshelf me into an americay sandwich between the t's and v's stacked up along the unexpected and unknown. i notice that the pe ems i imagine crowding around you were the unquieted the unrequited. distant citizens far from the disposition of the safety of s's the determinant d's and resultant r's where the poems are make believe. unlike the bumpy organic one i find myself wandering into. this one is about the moon. mabel and maureen. the moon regrets it's father's avd vise, take the night shift. [laughter]. each evening he dressed his forehead in linseed oil and drying powerhouse the expansion of reflection. it's difficult to get shut eye the hours before how the sunshines and how dollar is no curtain wide enough to screen it's rays. he takes out his bag lunching mouthfuls of apple juice and pb and j. on his watchdog garts. diners are darkened, empty much we are not open for you, moon they seem to say. and so said the cart vendors the waitresses like mabel and maureen. how mabel and lauereen stroll in

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he had been estranged from his family but came back to the tribune fold. when he and his cousin ran the caribbean -- trivia and they made -- i want to read about their collaboration. in 1909 i was accustomed to the chicago athletic club and taking the plunge in swimming. one day a friend told me there was a man in the harbor, evidently intoxicated citing tribune checks. it proved to be the newspaper's treasurer who rob patterson, one of the former editors of the tribune replaced with his nephew. several -- february of 1909, the republican party began its commemoration of the centenary of lincoln's birth when he was crowned as forbes's greatest newspaper, joe patterson began to outgrow his more extreme views had been welcomed back to the fold as secretary. in march of 1911 the competition between local morning papers devolve into a series of skirmishess on the streets of chicago, board of directors named joe patterson as chairman and burt mccormick voted out of his district presidency by democratic landslide acting president and chief executive officer. in

you suck at folding. [ laughs ] that's my tide. what's yours?emale announcer ] fin the tide that'right for you at tide.com. >> we get some areas of rain. let's take a look at the radar. it is not raining everywhere. if we do have some showers. in the metro area. 70 getting in on the action. uniformirly temperatures. lexington park, 64. a cold front will slide through this evening. the cold front is moving them. a freeze is possible. we will be in the 30's across region.the how is the complete? is ok. a little bit of wet pavement. it is north into baltimore, all clear. we take heed to the traffic center. >> thank you. in in downtown vienna were celebrating few days early. there was a parade. children more their costume. it featured dancing. the theme of the party was through the decades. like they were having some fun. >>> around halloween, you'll upice costume shops popping and disappearing. it takes more than a couple months to get these temporary stores open. we take a look at the process. >> she cannot believe her eyes widwhile browsing. beca

. >> when you don't to have a next meal or >> that segm you by g, in jesus christ,askid toll folded laundryi have to explain starvation! snrks. if foot shortage is your problem get rid guy. what an (bleep). [ laughter ] jon? >> lewis black everybody. 'l'l >>me back. my ofen institute as well as a new book "st jobse back to program walter isaacson. sir -- [cheers and applause] you again. >> thank great to be back here. >> jon: the bo "stevejobs" how difficult is it? you are writing a biography for someone that you know ill -- >> yes. >> jon: and would like this to be on the rec but howou remine really hard. when i last talked or so died. he said i'll read it in a year or so.ant to read comes out because it will annoy me. he has a of thinking. around a year and he will biteind. i got emotionally, more than you normally do as a journalist involved in this. >> jon: you talk about the book and people interviewed about his reality distortion. >> totally. >> jon: that he creates this of you can -- he convinces hitherself and o t that thing nothink were possible. >> he you can do. this you can code

and they have him tight in the fold. fold. >> dad helps them get back on the straight path, straighter path, then good for them. good for the sheens. >> family ties are strong. >> martha stewart, getting a little dirt on old martha. her daughter alexis, pretty outspoken radio host has written a tell-all book and reveals little tidbits about mama martha here. martha used to go to the bathroom with the door open. she was fanatical with people taking off their shoes when they came in the house but would let the dogs and pets do their private business on the rugs in the house. >> dogs come before the people. >> she used to make me wrap my presents. hand me things before christmas. now wrap these, don't look inside. so, some tidbits into martha's mothering style. the book comes out later this month. the book dedicated to mar thacht hathacht -- martha. martha pees with the door open. >> little "mommy dearest." in there. >> gene simmons and shannon tweed, typed the knot after 28 years together. what was taking you so long. just

. >> on the day al-matarazzo street was bombed, did you notice how quickly it folded in itself? or the broken tea cups and coffee-stained saucers, the gray matter, and just before the street was eviscerated by those, just before that moment, did you hear the patter, the proclamation, the prayer as they wrangled and swore, denied and affirmed, did you hear the words as they fell? for a thousand years we have, two thousand years, more coffee? what do you think? but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain, love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street like a rain forest of song birds pefrpblged among the crinkle and fluttering leaves of newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl, the scream? did you even know of the dreams imploded inside the molten iron, splayed blood and torn guts across the narrow book-lined street as debate turned to barb's screeches, philosophy into choked smok

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i'll fold it. >> when are you going to have kids? >> i think i'm going wait a little bit. definitely at least a year. we don't even know where he's going to be playing. >> right. >>> the real deal, they are married now. kims fairytale wedding, a kardashian event. >>> why do some cranberry uses contain grape juice? how are ingredients listed and how do you block a company from getting access to your bank account? it's time to ask liz. the answer lady. our first question is from joan in silver spring. why does 100% juice have grape juice listed. >> unlike orange juice, cranberry juice is not naturally sweet. it's similar to lemon or lime juice. cranberries contain no natural sweetener and need to be sweet. ocean spray uses other juices for sweeteners. in the case of this product, grape juice is used to sweeten the juice. yeah, they need it to make you be able to drink it. >> who would have thought it. i would mix punch in there. as a follow up question, how are the ingredients listed? in order of the greatest amount used to the least about? >> that is the way it works. we tu

members of the public encouraged to bring their own blankets, folding chairs and water. the temperature is expected to be milder on sunday than in august. it's where we'll have extra cars running. it's unclear at this point whether the memorial itself will be open to the public sunday afternoon. >> well, i wanted to come to the program on sunday to experience it with a lot of people. i wanted to let her see it and read the quotes so we can have more room to move about. >> now the weather should be good sunday morning. the forecast right now, is for sunshine and cool temperatures. wendy, back to you. >> thanks, tom. >>> stocks surged on the news of plans to help ease the debt crisis in europe. angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy pledge a comprehensive response by the end of this month. it gives markets a boost worldwide. the dow closed at 11,433. the nasdaq shot up 86 and the s&p 500 was up by 39 points. >>> still ahead on news 4 at 5:00, a wrong turn lands a deer inside a northern virginia school with one way out. >>> two men arrested on animal cruelty charges. they were h

the stock increased 100 fold. there wasn't much affect when he step down this summer. microsoft may be thinking of taking over yahoo. they're one of several potential suiters. >>> today bank of america will get a petition against its new $5 fee on debit card purchases. >>> it's no longer the in color for cars, white is. one in five models this year sold was white. c1 % %c1 no parent wants to get their kids ready to face a school bully. there's more attention on the issue here in maryland. live in anne arundel county with the latest on the initiative. >> reporter: it's a big day here at anne arundel high school. i have to tell you, they have some big names joining them this morning. this is the kickoff to the national bullying prevention month campaign. the goal is to fight against bullying. they will have first lady judge katy and folks from the cartoon network. this month is also parental involvement month. they're encouraging parents to take an active role in their children's life and prevent bullying. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. why is parent involve

newspaper, joe paterson began to outgrow his extreme views had been welcomed back into the tribune folds of the secretary. march 1911 the competition between the local morning papers to vault into a series of bloody skirmishes on the streets of chicago the board of directors named joe paterson the chairman and burt mccormick voted out of the district presidency by democratic landslide acting president and chief executive officer. in 1914 they became the papers joined publishers codify in the the shared responsibility for the tribune with a written so called ironbound agreement lasting until we are both dead. they are diametrically opposed out looks notwithstanding this almost unprecedented personal and journalistic collaboration between the patterson and mccormack would prove to be surprisingly harmonious for a decade and a half. if infant his genius is hereditary, burt mccormack would later reflect with characteristic humor of the, i got it from the mccormick side. none of them new defense from a lawn mower. in their ascendancy at the tribune they played to the respective strengths to u

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. >>> ikea is recalling 51,000 children's folding tents. the steel wire frame of the tent can apparently break, causing the sharp wire ends to stick out through the fabric. so far one person has been hurt. the recall affects the brand name d usa and ikea. for more information you can call ikea. >>> sony recalling $1.6 million of flat panel tvs because of a faulty part that may cause them to melt or catch fire. the company recalled the lcd tvs after a september incident in which a customer noticed a small fire and smoke. 11 incidents have been reported in japan since 2008. nobody has been hurt. there haven't been any reports of overheating outside of japan but the recalls will be announced here in the united states also. >>> and sony has had another run in with computer hackers. they staged a massive attempt to access user accounts on the playstation network and other services. the second major attack this year. sony temporarily locked out about 93,000 accounts and sent them password reset instructions. no credit card data was threatened. >>

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