. >> frankenstein, the statue of liberty, and a bald gold guy named oscar. these are some of the images you'll find covering the hallway walls in a rather unusual school project. christian has the story. >> the mural's a great place. it's the friendly place that everyone goes to when they have an inspirational feeling, and everyone's just so nice, and work gets done here. they actually get, boom, boom, boom, work. >> here is where students at william mckinley junior high school go to learn on their own time. >> we mostly come at 7:00 in the morning, and sometimes we stay after school. we've even spent our lunch periods in mr. buxton's class, trying to get in as much work as we can. >> no extra credit. all they get is a cup of hot chocolate. >> language-arts teacher tom buxton dreamed up the project -- a giant mural that stretches half the length of a football field. it started when a student approached mr. buxton with an unusual piece of art. >> a young lady handed me a refrigerator magnet that had an image of rosie the riveter on it. >> rosie the riveter is

this frankenstein was financed and assisted by many world powers, including that was the u.s. so while we are left behind to sort out the mess as the fear of pakistanis is and this might happen again, we must not forget the historical evidence that we have which has led us to the place that we have. this is my plea to you. let's not try and oversimplify a situation which is very, very complex. and let's not try and alienate a popula populace. as foreign minister, my concern is you alienating the people of pakistan. you can not afford to do that. it's 180 million people whose lives have been harmed, risked, affected as we speak today. please understand, please accept the fact that our lives are being damaged, changing every day. we have lost far too many people, far too many important people, far too many ordinary men, women, and children. a school bus was attacked by the taliban in pakistan in which nine young children, ages 7 to 12 maybe, died. was pakistan doing it to itself? you take your responsibility, your share of the burden in creating the frankensteins which are haunt

frankenstein himself, dr. alex seifalian who has a developed a special technique for developing organ. so an actual living wind pipe -- >> exactly. >> reporter: there has only been one actual transplant so far of what's you called a wholly tissue engineered synthetic wind pipe. the recipient, a man from eritrea who had been diagnosed with throat cancer and was now recovering well. the technique involves making a glass mockup of the diseased body part and then coating it in a new type of polymer, a rubbery type substance developed in this lab. >> it a plastic. a special kind of plastic. >> reporter: a plastic with microscopic pores onto which stem cells taken from the patient can attach and grow. so basically you're providing you call it a scaffold, but a kind of foundation or form around which the patient's own cells then regrow the diseased body part? >> they call remodel itself, yes. the cell remodels itself. >> reporter: because the cells are the patient's own, they are not rejected by the body's immune sys

. >> this is frankenstein and this is frankenstein and the bride, and look at how adorable. >> that'sr boots and they light up. if you're taking your dogs out, make sure they're lit up and make sure they have microchips and i.d.s on them in case they get loose. thank you, frankenstein. this say classic. there's always a witch during halloween, right? this is a pumpkin made out of silk, handmade, absolutely adorable. now also with dogs, make sure -- not every dog wants to get dressed up and make sure they're able to move around. thank you. >> thank you to all of you. >> humane society of new york that's where all of the costumes came from. >> eli the chicago ch withtaco chihuahua. not the taco bell chihuahua. >> very cute and how. >> next up, look at this outfit. if you're a flight attendant wouldn't you want this outfit? this is the critter glitter pet club. >> nice outfit. >> she has a had to go with the dog but the hat fell off. >> looks like she's on pan am. a beauty pan am. >> you should also leave the pets in a safe room upstairs, as the trick-or-treaters come. this is fisher. lo

and in the role of frankenstein himself, dr.vered a break-through technique for manufacturing replacement organs. a special plastic with a potential to change the transplant landscape. so an actual living windpipe? >> exactly. >> reporter: there has only been one actual transplant so far of what is called a wholly tissue engineered synthetic wind wipe. the recipient was this man who previously had been diagnosed with an operable throat cancer and who is now recovering well. the technique involves making a glass mock-up of the diseased body part and then coating it in a new type of polymer. a rubbery type substance developed in this lab. it's a plastic? >> a plastic. yeah. >> reporter: a special kind of plastic? >> a special kind of plastic. >> reporter: a plastic with microscopic pores onto which stem cells taken from the patient can attach and grow. so, basically, you're providing you call it a scaffold, but a kind of foundation or a form around which the patient's own cells then regrow the diseased body part? >> they remottle

i think it is unfair to call him a frankenstein monster.t the same time, when you look at his public statements and his approach and orientation, i think a lot of african-americans are not only turned off, but they get downright hostile. i think if he was anywhere on the republican ticket, quite frankly, whether he is quoted as a vice president, i cannot see him doing anything about peeling off any minority vote. >> and he says things that are downright insensitive. i mean, the idea that he can say to the unemployed that is your fault. >> he was talking about the ones on wall street. it was not speaking about the unemployed generally. but to the point on it randall kennedy, he has written about this recently. there seems to be right now, even within the african-american community, there are divergent groups. for example, there was a powerful member of the congressional black caucus who has been outspoken in her opposition. she thinks it is a perceived slight by the white house that president obama has not endeared himself to the african-ame

in the wol of frankenstein himself, dr. alex seifalian.s in that jar? >> exactly. that is what was transplanted. >> reporter: only one transplant of what is called a synthetic windpipe and done at a swedish hospital in june. the recipient, a man who had previously been diagnosed with an operable throat cancer and now who is recovering well. >> injected me and then i was feeling okay, you know? i was feeling hope about the future. >> reporter: the technique involves making a glass mock-up of the diseased body part and then coating it in a new type of polymer. a rubbery type substance developed in this lab. it's a plastic? >> plastic, yeah. >> reporter: special kind of plastic? >> special kind of plastic. >> reporter: a plastic with microscopic pores on to which stem cells taken from the patient can attach and grow. chemicals in the red liquid growth medium determine that the stem cells grow into the required type of tissue. in this case, a kind of cartilage. so, basically, you're providing, you call it a scaffold but a kind of a foundation

called whistleblower program, and i am throwing out the idea that has this project turned into a frankenstein monster. let's put it this way, if the program was in great shape, a you would say so, in any time you get a politician to say nothing, that usually means you are correct. in regards to the ordinance, i feel that the non-profits need extra scrutiny because most people, especially the less educated ones in san francisco, as soon as you mentioned the word, a nonprofit, they think it is something that is good, but i have to remind everyone that a non-profit still has to pay for salary and expenses and it still boggles my mind of how i see how much money some of the heads of the nonprofits actually make, and it is even more surprising when i see the salaries and benefits paid to a lot of the church leaders in san francisco. so i feel that everyone has to take their fair share of the blame. why don't we all stand up, point our fingers at each other and say it is his fault, and then we will get back to square one with no solution in sight. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. any other spe

one guy had on a frankenstein mask and a gun.he other had on an afro wig, bandana over his face and a knife. they go inside, order everybody to hit the floor, then systematically, they begin to rob this dentist and his staff and his patients. one of the victims, in her 80s. after it happened, she called her husband. we are not identifying him by name. >> she says don't come for me now. we have had a disturbance here. they took my money. i was shook up. she was, too. i'm sure of that. >> reporter: police spent hours coming and going from the scene looking for clues and evidence that could lead them to the suspects. among the items taken, gold jewelry, rings, chains and charms and cash totaling about $1300. reaction now from neighbors to this halloween heist. >> that's unfortunate. in my neighborhood. in my neighborhood. i don't like it. not at all. >> the dentist didn't deserve this. i know him a lot. i know him. i see him all the time. >> reporter: what do you make of that? >> it's treacherous, that's what i make of it. >> report

frankenstein was my son's choice.the first thing we did was find a picture online and print it out so we could fine-tune the details. we found the pants at goodwill for $1 apiece. his neck balts are a headband covered in pantyhose with a slice court glued to each side. total cost, $6. i have also created count dracula. i tried to build on the clothes he already has. the cape was $0.60 at a yard sale. the only thing else he needed was baked teeth and blood. i found a batman costume at a yard sale and found -- and held onto it until it fits my son. and the downs are also handy. my daughter is wearing the costume her brother were years ago. craigslist has dozens of costumes for sale for kids and adults with new ones added every day. the closer we get to halloween, stores start discounting items, so if you are brave enough to wait, you could get a better deal. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast. >> good afternoon. a breezy and cool friday afternoon in progress and there is a little cloud cover out there. we do not e

in the world of frankenstein himself, dr. alex seifalian.ving windpipe grows in that jar? >> exactly. that is what was transplanted. >> reporter: there's only been one actual transplant so far of what's called an engineered synthetic windpipe that was doned a a swedish hospital in june. the recipient, a main man who was previously diagnosed with an inoperable throat cancer and is now recovering well. >> injected me and then i was feeling okay, you know? i was feeling hope about the future. >> reporter: the technique involves making a glass mock-up of the diseased body part and then coating it in a new type of polymer. a rubbery-type substance developed in this lab. it's a plastic? >> plastic, yeah. >> reporter: special kind of plastic. >> special kind of plastic. >> reporter: a plastic with microscopic pores where stem cells from the patient attach and grow. chemicals in the red liquid median determine that cells grow into the certain type of tissue, in this case a kind of cartilage. so basically you're providing, you said a scalpel, but a f

means we have to try to really reexamine how we are going to be able to handle what are called frankenstein foods, because these are the new seeds that will increase productivity. >> thank you for all of that. from columbia university. thank you so much for joining us. that as of a moment. but do stay with us here on bbc world news. goodbye. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go.

fÍjate que como mi amigo dijo, los monstruos son mis amigos, sentÍa simpÁtico los personajes como frankensteinsu madre, terminÓ en casa de un tio, y luego ingresÓ en la escuela naval. >>> cÓmo empezaste? >>> solo viendo las pelÍculas, era como educaciÓn, estudiaba cÓmo realizaban los personajes, tiene que haber una manera de hacerlo, y tengo que buscar cÓmo hacerle, y vi que habÍa muchos libros. >>> a sus hijos le inculca la importancia de la educaciÓn. >>> la educaciÓn de ellos es lo mÁs importante, sin ello no se puede. >>> y hace aÑos compitiÓ por conseguir un oscar. >>> no lo ganÓ pero no tendremos dudas que tendrÁ muchas mas nominaciones. >>> sin duda amiga, es un embajador de los sueÑos, que se pueden alcanzar los sueÑos. gracias por este reportaje. y por acompaÑarme. >>> yo la conozco desde que era pequeÑa. >>> gracias. >>> gracias, bÁrbara. y a bordo del crucero mÁs grande del mundo se celebrÓ el estreno mundial de la pelÍcula el gato con botas, estÁ protagonizada por antonio banderas, y verÁn lo que le contestÓ la actriz mexicana cuando se le preguntÓ si era cierto que estaba embaraza

having said it's just a tool ensure that these credit default swaps don't get triggered these are frankenstein type products that shouldn't be allowed anyway so it's a form of blackmail and in any case the whole notion of haircuts it seems to me that you know we're looking at the problem the wrong way around the the haircuts are coming because the bonds of distress in the bonds are distress because you have this issue of national solvency you have to deal with the issue of national solvency first and then if you can deal with that then the bonds become traded at less to stress levels and at that point you don't need as many haircuts so that the cure is wrong and the punishments are misconceived as well it's a terrible program ok henning if i go back to you in london i mean it seems to me this is compromise sovereignty i mean greece is the example here but to me greece just wrote off its sovereignty economic sovereignty for you know who knows and a decade and is this is is this is this what people signed up for because we need to be better to have greece just leave the eurozone because other co

leaders look ahead with the dawn of a new era but the american frankenstein's of colonel gadhafi is brutal to have cast a blood stained shadow over the nation's future. global pressure grows to find out whether gadhafi was killed in crossfire or executed jointly and used in the way in tripoli the words. the corporate movement in the us build support across the world as new york sees yet more reza just died peaceful demonstrations. also as you finance chiefs immediately get in brussels for their latest round of crisis talks euro skeptics in the u.k. are pushing for a nationwide referendum on leaving the union. and a new twist in the case of former russian agent alexander litvinenko has doubts as he's agreed to admit he had ties with britain's intelligence services. and the variable broken from all of us here in moscow this is all she was our thanks for joining us libya's interim government says it's looking to hold elections within the next eighteen months as the war torn country prepares to celebrate the day of liberation following the death of colonel gadhafi but the unclear at circumstan

two billion dollars including one hundred twenty five million dollars in cash and the rest into frankenstein churches the catch component of fayetteville to one point nine million dollars has forced several styles to file a claim in the federal district court in new york both companies have not kept commented on the case. so have time for now europe today for more stories log onto a website r.t. dot com slash business. the longest big game hunting history. he was trying to store. data. was sprung the traps they laid for. the mobile radio we have the surge walks around the. always from the guy with. one shot turn to take. the global drug industry is godfather became the most wanted trophy the world's down to hunters. pablo escobar the great holmes and archie.

frankenstein was my son's first choice. we found the jacket and pants at good welill for $1. there is a sliced cork. i have also created count dracula. the cape was 50 cents at a yard sale. i found a batman costume for $2 a yard sale years ago. had me down come in handy. my daughter looks as adorable in the boat outfit -- goat outfit her brother were years ago. the stores will start discounting these kinds of items the closer we get to halloween. if you're brave enough to wait, you could get a better deal. >> wheat prices are expected to get more expensive. jane king joins us live with the bloomberg business report. tgif. >> happy friday to you. ruff in thailand. they are facing the worst flooding in half a decade. toyota is suspending production of certain models. the last time companies face disruptions like this was back in march following the japanese earthquake and tsunami. sales of microsoft rising 7%. lots of companies are spending money on the office software. futures this morning are a little bit higher. we're waiting to results from mcdonald's, the horizon, and g.e.

. >> as for descriptions, besides the frankenstein masks, the robbers were described as two black men, one with a dark complexion wearing dark clothing. the other was about 58 and medium complexion. fortunately, no one was injured but it has caused problems for people with their halloween spirit in this neighborhood. >>> on to some breaking news -- a man and woman from saudi arabia are charged in connection with their child's death a local hotel. last month, fairfax county police say the couple left their 1-year-old daughter alone in a bathtub at the westin heights. the child drowned there. police say they believe the parents were elsewhere when the child died. both are now charged with felony child neglect. >>> just one early storm into this season and we are already hearing horror stories about the pre-halloween winter blast. snow fell by the foot in some spots. at least a dozen people died. close to a thousand trees fell in central park. in connecticut, more than 20% of the state lost electricity. more than 3 million customers lost power across the coast. more than 2100 customers a

famously played frankenstein in all the movies. the mashed potato dance.member the mashed potato. >> who doesn't remember it? do you know how to do it? >> i do. but you're going to put me on the spot. >> i would not do that to you. back across. >> lovely ladies from south carolina. true or false. the origin of the superstitions about friday the 13th came from the movie "friday the 13th." >> false. >> you're a smart one. >> she's a smart cookie. the answer is false. it did not come from the movie. it was there before the movie. >> there's a lot of theories about where this actually came from dating back thousands of years b.c. there was the 13 people at the dinner of the last supper. it seems like it may have come from friday the 13th, a book in the early part of the 1900s about wall street crashing. that really seemed -- it was a best seller. it really seemed to set the tone for this. >> didn't know that. back across to kath. >> another lady from south carolina. what is the chorus to this song. listen. ♪ you start to breathe and someone looks you right bet

>> reporter: one guy had a frankenstein mask on with a gun. the other guy, an afro wig with a knife. this was no halloween prank, this was a serious robbery. the scene, this dentist office on butternut street northwest. two armed robbers using halloween garb burst into the place, order everyone to the floor and rob the dentist, his staff and patients. one of the victims, in her 80s. after it happened, she called her husband. we are not identifying him by name. >> she says don't come for me now because we have had a disturbance here. they took my money. i was shook up. she was, too. i'm sure of that. >> reporter: police spent hours going from the scene looking for clues and evidence that could lead them to the suspects. among the items taken, gold jewelry, rings, chains, charms and cash totaling about $1300. reaction now from neighbors to this halloween heist. >> it's unfortunate. in my neighborhood. in my neighborhood. i don't like it. not at all. >> the dentist didn't deserve this. i know him. i see him all the time. >> reporter: what do you

. >> remind me of a glimpse of frankenstein. >> your wrong. >> your wrong! >> what? this is a big mouth. >> should be happy. i might be calm for once in my life. >> i'm just a working mom. but these kids, they are money making machines. can i interest you in some lovely perfume? >> my mother is so out of control. >> i really don't care. >> hey, did i tell you that one time back in 1976 -- >> quit obsessing on yourself and listen to me. >> no. i won't quit obsessing on myself. >> sometimes i can't get a word in edgewise with these women. >> with this family two things are guaranteed. there will be drama. and there will like definitely be tears. >> that is really mean. >> at the end of the day, we're just a regular, loving family. >> most importantly, we're going to look so fab. this is going to be the kardashians' biggest year yet. >> technically, i'm a jenner. >> we are back, and i have the opportunity to sit down with the ut kardashian clan. which is so exciting. bruce, at one point you were the most famous member of this family. how does is it feel to, well, be one

number four, the bride of frankenstein. number three, halloween. number two, the gory texas chainsaw massacre. number one on the list coming up in a bit. >> what could be scarier than the exorcist? >> i bet i know. >> oh, i know, too.  [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. ♪ tell me something good ♪ >>> don't you love it? i love that music. time to answer this week's ask allison question. she sent this in after we featured a facebook fan of the day going to work after maternity leave and i made the comment saying i know it's hard. she has a 4-month-old baby and works full-time away from home. they says the pain of being away from the baby is worse than labor. she asks, do you have tips or tips to cope with being a wororning, merril. thank you for finding the time to write this question. with a new baby still at

individual who's taken an experiment with the american economy and turned it into an absolute frankensteinxperience. >> the new "des moines register" poll has you now at fourth languishing, when we've just been saying that just two months ago you were tied at the top. is is going to take a miracle now to resurrect your campaign? >> we're doing exactly what we need to do. again, i just want to remind you that i won the iowa straw poll in less time than any other candidate and the first woman to ever win the iowa straw poll. i'm doing exactly what i need to do in iowa. these are snapshots in time. we're looking forward to january 3rd. >> you've raised a bit of a stir because you have refused to flatly rule out a third party bid. >> i have no intention of doing it. nobody's particularly asked me to do it and they know what i'm doing and i have no plans whatsoever to do it. ♪ i am america >> young people of america, all people, do not smoke. it is hazardous and it's dangerous to your health. don't smoke. i've never smoked and i have encouraged people not to spoke. >> it's not a cool thing to d