cheaper gowns too. those start at 199. they go up from there and we just have all different price points, dresses for everybody. >> reporter: so so many gowns, so many choices. >> i -- going back to the first one. i still like it is best. >> reporter: finding a special gown for your special day which is also a way to race funds against breast cancer. >> our cancer survivors and i look at different causes that race money for cancer and survivor that help out their family and i needed a dress and it's helping out cancer. >> my mother is a survivor of breast cancer and when i heard about the venue and being tied to breast cancer i thought why not find a wedding dress and help somebody out. >> we believe in the cure and anything for raising support for breast cancer awareness and coming up on -- support the cause as well. we just -- we just -- we want to support the causes of breast cancer. >> reporter: if you are a bride looking for a great deal on a great dress, lue have from ten to four saturday to buy a

i never realized wedding gowns were that expensive. they are gorgeous. but brides are always probably going, how are we going to afford this. >> exactly. the gowns are discounted 35% off. there is great deals. there is something for everyone. goes to granting wishes. >> this is the second year in baltimore. you are hoping for a big turn out. >> we are open from 10:00 to 1k3-6 and tomorrow 10:00 to 4:00. you get your first opportunity to check out the gowns and have fun. >> have champagne. >> make your buying decisions easier. >> exactly. >> we are at the hyatt downtown, across from the inner harbor. the triangle glass front end. two racks down here, you have one of the ballrooms and meeting rooms chalked full. >> filled with wedding dresses. we have a fitting rooms and accessories. >> people are familiar with the store, running of the brides, it's not like that. >> it's very calm. everything is organized. it's not crazy. >> the tears will be because they enjoy the fact they got the gown. >> exactly. today and tomorrow, down at the hyatt for a great cause

with designer gowns and custom fit alterations prices firm $10,000. 42 wedding gown. they said that it was a difficult decision. one woman was blindsided. >> i could not decide... i always thought safe (sobbing) when you see brides on television purchasing their wedding dress i thought that was overrated. i am a former military. i am not the most sensitive person. perhaps you cannot tell now because i am very emotional right now. >>pam: coming up on kron 4 they explain why this was such an important milestone for her and her family and explain why it is such a bad time for the is shop to the closing. she is moving out of the country and will not see her dross two weeks before her wedding. more details on that coming up at 6:00 p.m. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. speech fat, john boehner and obamas. a marine mammal mystery this dramatic video of people coming to the aid of a dozen dolphins that washed ashore. bay area birds the target of abusers how people are trying to help these ducks that were shot with darts. high-tech thieves are stealing your pin number from an atm. the >>

and designers donated gowns starting at $199. >>> an event this weekend, people are taking a shot atd agriculture for breast cancer. it is happening at the loch raven skeet and trap center. and they will give you one on one instructions and that's going to be off the range. for more information, go to our web site and that is abc 2 news .com. all moneys raised will go towards home in maryland. >>> several of these recently. this morning, another food recall to tell you about. this time bags of chopped romaine lettuce from a farm in california. the farm says it is possible some of the lettuce is contaminated with listeria. experts say it may take several weeks to realize that you have eaten the contaminated food. and it so far it doesn't look like any of the lettuce shipped to maryland. it comes on the heels of the listeria scare with the cantaloupe in colorado. >>> headlines arn the nation. the u.s. efforts to fight terror has take an new challenge. terror and drug running underwater. that's the primary mission of the technical dive time, a 10-member team formed a year ago and the mi

beautiful gowns. you get out of the limo together, in gowns, which was great to start with. were on acid. [ laughter ] >> yeah -- [ applause ] >> when we were doing "book of mormon" press, we were on letterman, and they said, you can't say acid. we said sheening, we came up with it and they thought it was coke. but it was acid. >> jimmy: they have class over there. we don't. >> and this was like 13 years ago, you know. everyone was doing acid then. >> we left that in our late 20s. we don't do that anymore. >> jimmy: whose idea was it to take acid before the oscars? we thought of it sort of the week before and then the day came and we were like, no, no, there's no way. and we're not really going to wear the dresses. we had tuxes as a backup because we thought we were going to chicken out. and we did. okay, well, let's take a little bit of the acid and see what happens. it was just like -- and so we did that and of course, like an hour later, we're like, we got to wear the dresses! [ applause ] >> it made everything -- it made that whole thing just make sense. >> jimmy: and wh

obviously hungover woman and she wakes without a clue to discover a huge ring on her finger, a wedding gown, and suddenly clooney appears, the oi man she can't remember marrying. the bank commercial reminds people, some are just plain lucky, most of us need to plan for the future. i don't know if a lot of people would approve of getting lucky in a one night stand -- >> the size of that rock in real life looks like something he might buy. >> that's right. >>> this comes to us from washington, d.c. where two very special people proved that hard work may be the key to staying forever young. 102-year-old hada and 101-year-old mazron were named outstanding oldest workers. she's a psychologist and sees patients every week and doesn't plan to cut back any time soon. he started at the postal service 40 years ago, an age when most people retire. they look phenomenal. incredibly, he still drives himself to work six days a week. motivation there for all of us. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> two giant pandas in china are taking o

when they started tearing the house gown, they realized that this kind of boring house was made up of three old cable car trailers. even though the granddaughter who played in the house didn't know that it was made of cable cars, it was hidden behind the stucco. so these little things can surprise you. look at this house. this is in the rear of a lot on great highway. you can't really see it from the street. but if you looked at the front of it you wouldn't think there was anything spemble about it. it's essentially a shingled box. but if you got around to the back of it, you'll see it's actually made of two cable cars and a horse car on the second floor. this is how it's sort of put together. we're look at the backyard here. two cable cars are put together and they basically removed a wall from each to make one large room, a living room. then the horse car is still complete as a bedroom off to the side. this is photographs -- perhaps the last greatest carville house left. it's really a neat place. so with the cable cars, you know you have that little pop-up roof in the middle. what t

the raiders had a lead when it call came gown down to the final play. >>> the niners will tell you they should be 2-0. we will show you why they aren't and we will be joined by a former dallas cowboy quarterback. >>> and the giants continue their hottest streak in year. how close they are to a playoff spot. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, let's design a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. see what anandra did? booking her flight and hotel at the same time is a serious money-saving maneuver. book it! major wow factor! hosted "vivafest!" - a festival featuring mariachi and latin music performances --to . >>> the children's december covery museum hosted viva fest. it celebrates hispanic communities. >>> the 1994 disney musical lion king had no worries in theaters. >> repeat after me. >> what? >> it means no worries. >> rereleased in 3d it topped the box office this weekend. the 17-year-old movie appealed to a new generation taking in more than $29 million. last week's conc >>> cbs had a good night at emmy's. >> and the emmy goes to --. >> she took the best actr es for her role in the good wi

>> christina's gown blew me away. she walked in with the metallic color., this is crazy, because it feels like 200 degrees out here, we're seeing a lot of black, a lot of short black dresses, a little green in the backdrop. you know somebody will dazzle and we'll talk about them tomorrow. so far, much more black than i would have expected for an event like this. it is hot, scorching, but fabulous time, fred. wish you were here. >> me too. we'll work something out, maybe next time. thanks so much. >>> black is always hot on the red carpet. >> i love you ladies talking fashion, just listening to you guys. it was great. >> hey, don. >> lots of black. simple black dress is always a hit. >> there was so much buzz beforehand about the color and all that stuff, had to know. >> christina hendricks, all i can say about her, va-va vroom. >> did you have to do that part? >> all right. so one of the topics coming up on my show, coming up at the top of the hour, fred, we'll be doing a lot of talking about a lot of things, but this one is really important. i'm sure you'

. >> reporter: the flight 93 crash sight is considered sacred gowned which is why so many people felt compelled to come here. many planned this trip for months. for others it was a spur of the moment decision. >> we were just driving. went to pick up the kids, and we just decided, this is the place we needed to be today. >> reporter: the flight 93 national memorial was unveiled yesterday, and since then thousands have flocked to see it. the crash site is preserved and the marble represents the flight path. his sister says her one brother was killed in vietnam and his names on that memorial's wall in washington, d.c. >> i understand at it -- it's an honor, and i like ken will not be forgotten, but they don't -- i don't know if it's overwhelming. brings up sad ms. in me to think they're names have to be on that wall, you know? >> reporter: today family members carried on the 9/11 tradition of reading the names of the people onboard flight 93. they fought to game control of the plane from hijackers and saved the lives of those in the u.s. capitol today, widely believed to be the high jac

and there's aisha in happier times in her wedding gown. >> she's very good looking.colin freeman is one of the very few who she interviewed her. >> she's clad in all the latest designer gear. very, very well turned out. >> reporter: but there's more to aisha than that. educated in france, she's a lieutenant colonel in the army. she was a u.n. good will ambassador. and she heads a charity that defended the guy that threw that shoe at george bush. a trained lawyer, she was on saddam hussein's defense team. >> i pointed out that i'd been to iraq and seen the massacres that saddam left in his wake. and she just said, well, there will always be people that disagree with what you want to do when you're in government. and i thought, well, if that's the attitude of the gadhafi family, then it must be a pretty scary place to live. >> reporter: when nato started bombing in the spring, aisha ditched the bottled blond look, switched to eva peron mood, defiant on the balcony of casa gadhafi. she said to nato, when you leave, take your tails with you. the tames of shame and filth.

. >> reporter: john paul gaut yeaa put him in a wedding gown and it was a show stopper.way from the cat walk, he says he's more comfortable in feminine clothes. do you use the men's room or women's room? >> now, i tend to use more the women's room, just because it's a lot less complicated. >> reporter: gender confusion is precisely what andrej's status depends on. which may be why he's so coy about his sexual preferences. >> for me, love has no boundaries. >> reporter: have you ever had sex with a woman? >> um -- i don't think i've ever had sex. >> reporter: so you're telling me you're a virgin? >> possibly. >> reporter: remember, he's still a teenager. his whwhe life is just beginning to unfold. do you want to get married? >> definitely. i want a big wedding with, you know, big beautiful white wedding dress and flowers. >> reporter: so you are definitely wearing a dress. are you going to marry a man or a woman? >> well, you know, how can you plan that? >> reporter: most of us have a general idea. >> well, you know, for me, you don't know who you're going to fall in love

she was in a long gown, of course, blontd hair and green ice. if you can mag manual a bizarre version of a barbie that doll was it. returned from the 15th birthday celebration of friends of the family and the doll was part of the souvenir package given to all the female guests. everyone was given that doll. i was about to make a joke about that doll when i realized that 53 year old shanty was holding on to that doll as if it was a talisman. she turned to the television and said, i hope i never have to eat squirrel meat again. [inaudible] shanta was born in the mountains and grew up as the poorest of poor. when she was 5 years old her father died and her uncle gave her to a family that owned a small ranch and now owns a [inaudible]. i was in surprise that one time she had eaten squirrel meat but i wonder what brought up the squirrel meat that evening. shanta rocked the doll and told me when she was 4 or younger she found out there were dolls in the world. apparently her father told her about some of the girls in the city had little make believe b

go gown to monterey bay, temperatures warmer because of the plan blanket effect. mid to upper 50s.shine today and a cooling breeze behind this cold front that is going to bring us the sunshine that is xiong to be a battle between the strong sun and cool air mass. cool air mass wins today. partly cloudy and chilly tonight. more widespread who's in inland valleys and warming trend starts tomorrow afternoon all the way through tuesday. for today, looks like fremont could be 2-3 degrees warmer. oakland about 1 and san jose about 3 degrees cooler than yesterday. here is the setup while you were sleeping, cold front moving across the bay area. another one coming in behind it but think that is going to head more to the north. so this cold front, while it brings in cooler air, it also stirs up the atmosphere and brings a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s in most inland areas. 80 in antioch and brentwood. east bayshore, mid to upper 60s. castro valley and fremont, low 70s for you. low to mid-70s for most of the south bay. could hit the upper 70s and los gatos. mid to

obviously hungover woman and she wakes without a clue to discover a huge ring on her finger, a wedding gownthe man she can't remember marrying. the bank commercial reminds people, some are just plain lucky, most of us need to plan for the future. i guess gormg clooney will get married at some point, may as well be a tv ad. >> start first this this. >> did you check out that ring? it was like kim kardashian material. a little pressure on goreorge clooney to make it work. a lot of ladies gasp, but he's still on the market, girls. i'm lynn berry and this is "first look" on msnbc, but stay tuned, way too early on ostarts right now. >>> president obama speaks this morning before the general assembly at the united nations here in new york where he he continues to address the prickly problem of convincing palestinian leadership to abandon its bid for state hood later this week. the question is, how does the u.s. take a stand against state hood when the long time basis of its middle east peace proposal has been a two state solution? meanwhile, the former president of afghanistan and hopeful figure

. >>> an upscale bridal gown chain is the latest victim of penny pinching brides. pricilla is shutting down so its owner can focus on david's bridals. >>> the birds were found in central and eastern contra costa county, vector control officials say 17 birds there have tested positive for west nile so far this year but there have been no confirmed reports of any people being infected. >>> a spare the air alert is posted for tomorrow. bay area officials are urging people to car pool or take public transportation. high temperatures and light winds are expected to lead to poor air quality. anyone who is especially sensitive to poor air is urged to stay indoors. it's the fourth spare the air day of the summer. >>> we're already seeing the winds start to turn around. the winds are starting to pull out of the east. it's clear at the coast, fog not a big player tomorrow morning. these were the highs for tomorrow. tomorrow, warmer. 70 in oakland, 63 at the san francisco airport. right now so you know it's going to be a warm day. it's going to be hot inland. most of us are g

. >>> an upscale bridal gown chain is the latest victim of penny pinching brides. pricilla is shutting down so its owner can focus on david's bridals. >>> the birds were found in central and eastern contra costa county, vector control officials say 17 birds there have tested positive for west nile so far this year but there have been no confirmed reports of any people being infected. >>> a spare the air alert is posted for tomorrow. bay area officials are urging people to car pool or take public transportation. high temperatures and light winds are expected to lead to poor air quality. anyone who is especially sensitive to poor air is urged to stay indoors. it's the fourth spare the air day of the summer. >>> we're already seeing the winds start to turn around. the winds are starting to pull out of the east. it's clear at the coast, fog not a big player tomorrow morning. these were the highs for tomorrow. tomorrow, warmer. 70 in oakland, 63 at the san francisco airport. right now so you know it's going to be a warm day. it's going to be hot inland. most of us are g

. >> one designer had 60 designer gowns. her life has completely changed.e gowns and would rather, you know, get the money and buy things she can wear for her new life. >> reporter: jill organizes sales across the country. total luxury, at prices well below retail. like these christian louie vuitton views. >> these are fabulous. chanel. $495. >> reporter: shoppers say the sales are amazing. and for many women, the sale is special for another reason. part of the proceeds from every sale go to charities like the breast cancer research foundation. >> women, the sisterhood, are coming together, to get through divorce. you get through breast cancer. and you go on to a healthy and beautiful life in glorious fashion. >> reporter: of course, it's not easy, letting go of some sentimental items. for michelle, that red dress is just too special. >> it's going to come back with me. i can't give it up. i love it. >> reporter: in divorce, there is pain. but now, there can also be gain. and the sale continues all weekend long. robin, george, at the mandrian hotel in new y

. >> in this wedding gown, she's created a little bit of a stir. she's gorgeous in them.costantino mendieta, says 80% of his work is now butt-lifts, with 20% of those requests for pippa's rear. >> i'm going to focus in the upper part of her buttocks zone. as you can see, i'm going to try to bring that body in. what that does is it takes a square shape more into an "a" shape, which is more of the ideal look. >> i would love to be able to wear a very nice, fitted dress, a pretty gown, and, you know, have my waistline back. and a nice rump to go with it. >> reporter: the pippa butt-lift will use liposuction to take fat from christina's stomach, and inject it into her backside. the slimmer waist and contour her rear for the perky pippa butt. christina had to gain weight for this entrepreneur because new fat is easier to shape and mold than old fat. >> if you ask women, would you like a sexier, curvaceous buttocks, it would almost be an overwhelming yes. >> reporter: the surgery takes just two hours. and six weeks later, christina is ready to show off her curves. look at the d

we've recently launched our collection of wedding gowns.nd seven years of rejection with a gentlemen names steve lang and seven years of him saying "no." people said, why do you bother? why don't you find somebody else? it had to be the best. when you're talking about someone's wedding day, you can't mess it up. today we launched "kathy ireland's wedding" by -- >> when i talk to you, there's a quiet satisfaction that many, many people in your life and career have not mocked you, but slightly not taken you seriously enough. and here you are, you've arrived at this place where you're having the last laugh in spectacular fashion. do you feel vindicated? do you have a little laugh at them now? >> you know, it was interesting because for years we were building our brand very quietly. i was okay as a model. by the time we started our brand i was fading out. and we were able to really enjoy that privacy and build it quietly. forbes outed our brand as the $1.4 billion brand. and people started asking questions and they did stop laughing. they start

resources and their knowledge to this grassroots movement, and we could come together, that's when's gown to defeat obama. but, again, unfortunately, it's a prig if. we've got to be unified. we've got to be pointing fingers at each other. but at the same time i don't think there's any reason why we have to be embarrassed about our message. we've got a winning message. and in that captainer about defeating the sound bite, i talk about how freedom is inscribed on the heart of every individual. why we yearn for a better life for our children. that's why when you work, you want to be appreciated and loved by your spouse, because you want your unique preciousness, your individuality to be, to be celebrated by those around you. and that is how freedom is inscribed on our heart because in a free market economy, in what america once was, you have that freedom to take your god-given gift, your very unique talents and go make a life for yourself. unless unlike a socialist economy where you role is given to you, and that's your lot in life, like it or not. you know, it snuffs out productive, you do

according to the oakland tribune, police have taken in 680 gowns so far this year.he department expects to take in a little more than 1,000 guns by the years end. but that is below the 1300 guns recovered in 201. and layoff antre structuring more difficult. recent offers hirings could help turn things around. a truck carrying bags of marijuana spilled into its row on here -- the white toyota pickup truck overturned spilling the illegal cargo. before police arrived, witnesses were seen picking up the bags of pot and running off. police say the driver also fled but the search for him continues. >>> at least 20,000 people expected indowntown oakland this weekend -- in downtown oakland for a cannabis street fair. only adults will be allowed at the two-day event tomorrow and sunday 14th street, 16th street, and clay street will be blocked off. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is due back in a courtroom at 9:00 a.m.. naso has been going back and forth on how he would defend himself. now the 77-year-old reno man says he needs a few months to find a lure he can can tru

now to be miss universe, candidates must win evening gown and swimsuit competitions and answer that allmportant interview question. ms. angola was asked what physical trait she would change about herself. her answer she wouldn't change a thing, because it is her inner beauty and principles that matter most. self-respecting answer. >> good answer. she is beautiful. there is nothing to change. >> congratulations. >> we'll be right back. ♪ pretty woman walking down the street ♪ . ♪ pretty woman walking down the street ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. the movie "pretty woman" starring julia roberts as a prostitute was a huge success years ago. but the pageant costume it now inspired -- not so much. >> the question this morning, did a mom go too far when she dressed up her young daughter as roberts' character for a beauty pageant. here is andrea canning. >> reporter: the hit show "toddlers and tiaras" is known for its over-the-top costumes and revealing baby-sized bikinis. but no outfit has generated as much controversy as this one. >> here comes "pretty woman." paisley. >> reporter: 3-year-ol

so fantastic, and jane lynch who really stepped outside of her comfort zone and had the nice ball gownressed. melissa mccarthy. do we have those pictures to show everybody? melissa looked a little boxy. she doesn't have the best figure to begin with, and the dress i didn't feel was very flattering. amy poehler was a little shiny. gwyneth paltrow, what's with the '90s midriff showing dress? and heidi had a little too much fluff going on for me at the bottom. and dianna agron could have done better. she's a gorgeous woman. >> i jumped the gun before, but what's going on with the salahis? >> she ran off with the guitarist from journey. we'll have more on "gma," a bunch of the housewives castmates have been fired. tareq salahi, he says someone is crank calling him. perhaps his soon-to-be ex-wife. he thought she was kidnapped. there she is with her new man. very bizarre. these people are so immature. i'm sorry, but i can't handle it. >> stay out of tv. >> i could talk about the salahis all day, but we have to go to break. >> we'll watch you on "gma." >> please do. s all day, but we have to

i had like paula abdul wallpaper and paula abdul, like, gowns and -- >> really? >> everything.lic girl, you have done some pretty raunchy stuff. >> raunchy? like what? >> oh, let me show you. this is a video to "right there" which i think for most good catholic girls would be, well, some of the experimental stage. >> it is artistic. ♪ ♪ you like to please, yeah i like that, me like it ♪ ♪ i like the way that you keep me coming ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, you had me running ♪ ♪ you like the way that you >> i mean, not massively popular in the vatican, that one. >> wow. wow. >> and your family slightly go, nicole what are you up to? >> that's the thing, is like my -- my papa is a priest and i grew up a very strict catholic family, if my family digs it, i'm okay. they love happened >> your dad loved that video? >> my grandfather. >> your grandfather? really? >> they love t incorporated tahitian and hula, part of my hawaiian heritage it is a fun song. >> take another break. when we come back, going to break every male viewer's heart. >> oh oh. >> i'm afraid. i habe a cohd. yeah, i toog nyguil

i'm seeing a lot of gold gowns, purples, burgundy. in fact, i'm dying to talk to jane lynch.upposed to be coming by. her publicist said, yes, we're going to talk to cnn. we want to get some of the inside scoop on tonight's show. she says she's confident going into it. she's been preparing all week, working with the producer of the show, famed survivor producer mark burnett, so she has her number down. we'll seeing maybe we'll see a little "jersey shore" skit come out. snooki apparently tweeted a picture of jane lynch, so, hint, hint, that there may be something there. and she's looking to wow the audience. hoping to bring in a bigger audience this year, younger viewers compared to last year, so we'll have to see, but an incredible night ahead for all the nominees and the people who get to cover such a fun event like this, don. >> very nice. very nice. take a look behind you. i'm looking at a small screen, so i can't really see who's behind you, but it looks like there's some big, fancy folks there. hey, listen, we're going to come back to you, especially if jane lynch shows u

63rd prime time emmy awards don't expect any sue sylvester track suitship she's opting for multiple gowns i think it's going to be hilarious. >> you know it's going to be hillarious hilarious. there's kareen wynter in her periwinkle. action already? >> hi there, fred. it is definitely heating up. the sun. just a little bit of action right now, it's 80 degrees and feels like 100. we'll all be melgtsing by the end of the night. standing on the red carpet. still a little early. waiting for the stars to arrive. the carpet opens in a couple hours. this is the way they'll be coming in and stopping and, of course, talking to us, talking about what they're wearing. the big night ahead. this is where the fans will be sitting as well. we're gearing up for that and have all that for you when it happens. >> okay. it all is going to be very competitive this evening. is there one category that's more competitive than the others? >> oh, goodness. everyone has their eye on the best drama category. that's because "mad men" the last three seasons have cleaned up here at the prime time emmys, won three year

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so i don't think she had an inaugural gown.so she may have said that it was more important for her mother's gown to be there than edith's but i don't know which gown they would have used, frankly. >> when did edith wilson die? >> edith wilson died in 1961. she was supposed to have inaugurated the opening of the woodrow wilson bridge, which shows of us in washington, d.c., know well. and as i said in my talk, it was to be inaugurated on woodrow wilson's 105th birthday. and edith died on that day, just linking her fate with his forever. she was 89 years old. that was older than any first lady up to that time. and so she was really the grand dame of washington. >> so she was still active after she left the white house in 1921? >> yes, she was very active. she went to any event she could that honored her husband during his -- the year that was the centennial of his birth. he was born at the very end of 1856, so 1957 was the kind of centennial year. she was in her 80s. she ran all over the country, going to things and opening events

. >>> what would you pay to look at a royal wedding gown?ve how much people have spent for a glimpse at princess kate's dress. wow, the numbers are big. that and more coming up in "the skinny." >> still don't get it. >> it's a pretty dress, but yeah. >>> first, texas is on fire as we said at the top of the show. the lone star state has already suffered its hottest summer on record and its worst drought in a half century, now this. >> central texas is battling what could very well be the worst wildfires in the region's history. across the state more than 60 fires have flared up just since sunday. ilona carson from ktrk has the details. >> i'm sure my house is gone. >> reporter: residents in bastrop county just east of austin are fleeing a fast-moving fire that stretches 16 miles and shows no sign of slowing down. >> the pine tree exploded in the lot next to us. and then it was gone. >> reporter: at least five shelters have been opened to help the already 5,000 residents that have evacuated. with some 500 houses destroyed so far, many of them

she modeled a blue gown to a very positive response. as weekly is reporting that cameron diaz and alex rodriquez have split up. there is no word on what caused the breakup. >> tugriks up with either of them? [laughter] >> we'll see tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m.. >> dr. phil is coming up next. >>

. >> she staged that prison breakout while dress in a wedding gown and high heels. >> no, i am not going survived an avalanche wearing knee-high red leather stiletto boots and red gloves. that's how we knew it was erica surviving. we saw the red gloves. >> reporter: she's been to jail. >> several times, yes. >> solitary confinement. can you imagine? >> she has survived. >> i warn you, i have claws. >> reporter: yes, survived but not alone. always a bride. never a brides maid probably no tv actress has appeared in more wedding dresses than susan lucci. as erica, you've been married how many times? >> ten. >> reporter: ten? >> could be 11. it's definitely double dij dij is. >> reporter: your full name is. >> i think it's erica kane, martin brant, cuttery chandler roy, roy, montgomery montgomery merrick. this is where it gets dicey. merrick montgomery. >> reporter: to be clear erica is not susan. erica collects men, chews them up and splits them out. you've been married how many times? >> one. >> reporter: susan met her husband of 42 years when she was waiting tables in a hometown restauran

. >> in this wedding gown she created a little bit of a stir and people wanting those kind of dimensionsami plastic surgeon. dr. constantino mendiera. author of the "art of gluteus sculpting" he says 80% of his work is butt lifts with requests for the pippa's rear. the pippa butt lift will take fat from christina's stomach and inject it into her backside to slim her waist and contour her rear for the perky, petite pippa butt. christina actually had to gain wait for the procedure because new fat is easier to shape and mold than old fat. the surgery takes just two hours and six weeks later christina is ready to show off her curves. just look at the difference. here is christina in a bikini before and here she is after. she went from a size 6 to a size 2. and look at how her waist slimmed down. how does your derriere feel? >> amazing. i, i love the results. it looks beautiful. it feels great. i feel sexy. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy. christina still has trouble sitting for long periods. and there's a chance that her rear will shrink in the coming months. but for now all is well that en

. >>> an upkale bridal gown chain is among the victims of the bad economy. priscilla of boston will close their stores at the end of this year. they are shutting down so the parent company can focus on the more affordable chain, david's bridal. all open orders will be completed. >>> ross stores are thriving as buyers are out there looking for more discount. ross is now less than a hundred million dollars away from overtaking the gap, one of its main rivals, this having a third as many stores and no e commerce sites. and another sign, ross's stock went up 18% last year. the gap's stock dropped 28%. >>> 8:24. caltran is trying to decide the fate of a little known sculpture on the bay bridge. this is the so-called bay bridge troll. it has been beneath the upper deck of the eastern span for 22 years since the earthquake. it was there to protect the bridge. and now caltran is deciding whether they should move the troll to the eastern spans or put in a museum. maybe we should ask our twitter nation what they think about that. >> we have to ask sal something first.

with career and motherhood and kim, still glowing from her big day, complete with three vera wang gowns first time we're seeing what happened a few months before the wedding. kris's romantic proposal caughten on the season finale of "keeping up with the kardashians." >> kim, will you marry me? >> oh, my god. yes. the next day, they share the news at a family barbecue. >> i'm so excited t t tell everyone that we're engaged. >> oh, you have a win. >> congratulations! >>>>hat is crazy. >> everyone thrilled. especially khloe and kourtney, the sisters that have watched kim go through so much, only to end up with a fairy tale wedding. >> oh, and joining us live are the kardashian sisters themselves. kim, glad to have you sear. kourtney, khloe. it was wonderful to see you all watching again. seeing the wedding again and still having that glow in the eyes. >> it's like the best home movies. we always say that we feel so fortunate to have all of these memories caught on tape for us to look back in years from now. and honestly, it's just so cool to have this set of home videos that we woululnever

people in uganda, people sell bed nets to people making wedding gowns or to fishermen for catching fish walk that extra mile for potable water. we believe that restoring these people to function and to hope is terribly, terribly important. >> i know. i can tell that this is a labor of love for both of you. this is a 24/7 thing. final question to either of you. what will you be doing this upcoming sunday? >> we will not be down at ground zero. we have never gone down there. not that there's anything the matter with t our grief is something that's very private. we'll be at home with the rest of our family. >> and we'll be working on the foundation. >> we always are. >> elizabeth, dr. steven alderman. i thank you both very, very much. >> thank you. >> let's pass along the website. if you're watching to see what they've been doing the last ten or so years. the peter c alderman foundation.org. >>> in a moment here, we'll go back to california where new details are eeking out on that search for a missing member of the u.s. military who could be behind today's bomb threat at a huge high school

>> reporter: absolutely, the bur ka is the full length female gown, the turban obviously a headdress.ficial within that turban there was a bomb which apparently detonated causing the death of mr. rabani, it is not normally searched by security guards. there are questions that his security may not as thoroughly searched. >> thank you very much. we'll get back to you as you get more details. it underscores that the tremendous challenges that they are facing there in afghanistan and the taliban and their desire to conduct these attacks that have huge psychological impact on the community and how they feel about their safety and peace in that region. >>> here's a rundown of some of the other stories we're following first, there seems to be an app for everything. we'll tell you one big reason why. plus, the military officially ending don't ask, don't tell. we'll get a report from the pentagon. >>> then we'll look into a study linking diabetes with alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. political theelter and comedy at the u.n. each time world leaders arrive, we've got the highlights for