with all of this talk of halloween and back to school supplies can be in short supply. irritating for many parents. >> you get back to school supplies yet. >> no i'm last minute shopper, but i usually get it all donnie fine them some way. >> reporter: we check with the marketing expert doctor sean corry of st. joseph's university, science behind the rush is three pronged. he says is there element of fear, if i don't get this for my kid what does this say about me as a parent? retail creepies used during holidays people get excited for. and then mind set flags to alert consumers of, a certain product available. we tend to remember things we saw first. and tucked in behind remains of the summer, eagles section very much on point and timely but don't try to convince john wall from folsom it is time for a certain fall brew. >> 85 degrees out and sunny still have humid days to come i do not want it, i'm not ready for it everybody just slow your roll. >> yes. >> first, world problems, people. >> not ready for pumpkin beer just yet. >> no, no, no, no. >> good weather in august

marilyn: more history and less halloween. ted: more history and less halloween. that's the other premise that's impossible. i think like most of us come i have given up, marlyn. i think to some degrees, maybe maybe you have to. but, you know, i've gotten to the stage that, oh, we'd love to hear you come talk. or can you appear on t.v. or on the radio? it's like, great, i'd be glad to do that. no, no. we don't want you now. we want you on october 31, right? what i'd like to do is, okay, i'll do that, but the first thing i'm going to say, there's no connection, right? marilyn: there isn't. ted: is there anything we can do, marilyn: well, i don't know. [laughter] marilyn: you can try to do the history. try to get their attention with it. and hope that they at least remember the some of that before they get their vampire fangs and fried dough. bethanie: i think a lot of, steve you might know better than i do, that peabody essex museum stops displaying the witch artifacts, around the time that haunted happenings and all that, around of the 1970's, 1980's? ted: yes. a

. >> more history and less halloween. >> more history and less halloween. that's the other part that's almost impossible. frankly, i will admit -- i think most of us, i have given up. i think some ways maybe have you, too. i have gotten to the stage where, oh, we would love to hear you -- they say, we would love to hear you come talk or can you appear on tv or the radio. great, i would be glad to do it now. no, no, we don't want you now. we want you on october 31st. all right. to what degree -- what i like to do, i say, okay, the first thing i'm going to do is you realize there's no connection. >> there isn't. >> is there anything we can do, marilynne? >> well, i don't know. you can try to do the history, try to get their attention with it and hope that they at least remember some of that before they get their vampire fangs and fried dough. >> i think a lot of -- steve, you might know better than i do. if i'm remembering francis hill's chapter, the museum stopped displaying the witch artifacts, the witch trials' artifacts

. >>> we are two months away from halloween, but annabelle creation is a prequel that focuses on a possessed doll. and reviews have been positive, but analysts were pretty surprised by the strong debut. and it earned $35 million in the u.s. and another $35 million overseas. it cost $15 million to make. dunkirk was second. and nut job 2 was in third and the dark tower and emoji movie rounded out the top five. >> bottom line, there's nothing to see at the movies. >> read between the lines. unless you alreadyaw that. >>> next things you need to know. >> read between the lines. >>> running for health and fun. the new program trying to change the lives of children in oakland. >>> and a wildfire threatens homes in southern california. the stand firefighters are taking to protect them. >>> we hope to make it a better >>> we hope to make it a better start

kitkats, recess peanut butter cups, spooky trees, halloween for days. >> so many halloween sectionse massive and then try to find a pad of paper can't. >> reporter: clash of the holidays and for many dreaded end to summer. >> not excited for summer to even. >> no. >> reporter: seasonal merchandise has gotten a rise too on social media, tweets and post, this one so-called opinion finding its way too early for candy corn. with all this talk of halloween goes back to school supplies can be in short supply. that is irritating for many parents. get back to school supplies yet. >> no, i'm the last minute shopper but i get it done, i find it some way. >> reporter: we have check in with doctor sean corry of st. joes university, science behind the rush is three prong ed. he tells us is there element of fear. if i don't get this for my kid what does it say about me as a parent. retail creep, used during holidays people get excited for and then, mind set flags to alert consumers certain products are available. we tend to remember things we saw first. tucked in down behind the remains of the su

so i just yelled, i said i'm going to a halloween party.immy: and then you were gone. >> i was gone. >> jimmy: were you going to a halloween party? >> no. i was just -- >> jimmy: just out for a ride. >> i did a lot of that. it's -- when you deal with this issue -- every story is a different story. every journey's a different story. i am not a spokesperson for the trans community. i'm only really a spokesperson for my journey and then take my platform, which i have, and see if i can make a difference in the world. kind of the last person, i'm a person of faith, and the last thing i had to get through was in god's eyes how does he see me and how am i doing. because every person who's dealing with any issue they always kind of look back if they have any faith whatsoever in their life, they kind of look back and they say, why? why did god do this to me? >> jimmy: yeah. why did god do this to you? >> why has gender and my identity been an issue in my life since i was that big? i don't understand it. and am i doing a good job with it? and i just

i think the whole halloween thing is inevitable. we are a culture of theme parks. i think your point is well taken. there needs to be another site within the city that is dedicated to what we are here for today. people do see salem as a the other question i have is, is there a european counterpart to salem, any city in europe in this situation? >> there is, no. >> so you're the only -- >> we're the witchcraft capital of the world. >> no, there are some that are getting there, but they're late to the party and there just is not -- in my presentation we talked about, you know, the huge witch trials and van burg and i showed very sedate memorials. no, there is no equivalence of salem. >> and our american take on halloween too is very different from european celebrations. >> exactly. >> we also have the difference that there's an active witch community of people who identify themselves as witches here today. so i think that's a difference, too. >> that's absolutely true. the salem story gets sort of tangled with neo paganism and the wiccan community who refer to themse

now in a silky soft wipe, from garnier skinactive >>> we have we to go in august of halloween candy istting store shelves making some shoppers unhappy. the food market expert studied the effect of the halloween marketing has on shoppers and says among other things many people are not ready for the early arrival of halloween candy that presents in elma to fear that guilty parents into purchasing items for their children. hope academy specialize in students recovering from addiction is using a new toilet help reach out. patricia holt is a close look at how it works. >> reporter: it feels like you are actually here. an experiment in virtual reality. >> this is the main screen. >> reporter: science curriculum translated from the textbook into hyperrealistic 3-d experiences. from human cells and the solar system. >> this is san francisco california >> reporter: to even field trips all without stepping foot outside the classroom. but the research shows virtual reality does help raise test scores. because they are engaged and they are paying attention and not distracted. >> reporter: ceo of h

ahora, me pregunto por qué con halloween si no estamos en octubre.r, por dios, hombre. a ver, no aceptó usted el trabajo de puerto vallarta. carlos: no, playa del carmen. gael: bueno. y en urrutia publicidad lo corrieron en la mañana. carlos: sí, de fea manera. gael: y si no tiene trabajo, ¿a quién puede usted recurrir? a su amigo urrutia. yo le regreso el trabajo en urrutia publicidad. de hoy en adelante tendrá usted nuevamente un trabajo digno y bien remunerado conmigo. carlos: ¿me va a subir el sueldo? gael: ¿quién dijo eso? carlos: usted dijo un trabajo bien remunerado. gael: no, no, no, lo voy a invitar a que regrese con su mismo sueldo. carlos: pero si no me alcanza para nada. gael: ey. le tiene que alcanzar con lo que gana. vea usted, ¿vivimos bien o no vivimos bien? carlos: pues, sí, claro que vivimos bien, con mi sueldo. gael: bueno, y tengo una sorpresa que darle. carlos: ah, ¿cuál? gael: le voy a dar dos días de vacaciones. carlos: no. gael: para que se reponga usted de la impresión. carlos: ¿qué impresión? gael: a ver, ¿vamos a seguir sie

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is halloween costumes. >> oh, well i grew up watching the show.going for it for me this year. >> jimmy: i mean you -- you have to do this, if you're gonna show up. i mean, if you're gonna be kelly & ryan, you gotta be the ryan part -- >> you gotta be ryan. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> so these -- gelman comes into me this morning, i kid you not. he says, "we have some ideas." this literally just happened to me after the show today. "we have some ideas for you for halloween." i said, "all right, shoot. what do you got?" >> jimmy: all right, let me just show people what you brought in. thank you for brining this, because obviously this is great. no one's seen this yet. this is three choices. we can choose right now. >> i had to pull teeth to let him -- >> jimmy: all right, here we go, ready? the first choice is -- beyonce. [ laughter and applause ] >> now, by the way, remember they dress you up in full everything. >> jimmy: oh, they go for it. you will look exactly like this, yeah. that's one idea. this one i liked. trolls. [ light laughter ] i think

halloween is just a couple of months away, and spirit halloween is hiring across the country. many jobs right here in the bay area. the company says it expects to be very busy this year. >>> a homeless camp on five acres of land that's been around for 25 years has been cleared, but it didn't happen overnight. >> for weeks workers were visiting there trying to coax people into services. >> services. >> i think you smelled it coming up. >> reporter: this homeless camp like any other has health and safety issues. >> there are rats, humane waste, needles. >> reporter: but unlike newer camps, this sprawling community dates to the 90s. 50 people here last month. it gets smaller in the winter, but homeless hill has never gone away, even as the neighbors complained. >> they hear the fights, they hear people in the middle of the night. who knows what's going on? >> reporter: this week a turning point as bulldozers knocked down the tent, some on multilevels with drecks and stairs -- decks and stairs carved into the dirt. >> propane, gasoline, heating oils. >> reporter: fireshave broken

it was on october 31st, halloween, 2016. david corn at mother jones magazine was the first person in the country to break the news that a form eer wrern intelligee agent collected intelligence reports damaging to donald trump specifically in relation to his relationship with russia. david reported on halloween that the fbi had seen the findings and was looking into them. nobody quite knew what to make of it at the time. i wish that i had known what to make of it at the time. i wish we all had, right? it really wasn't until the dossier itself was published months later in january, after the election, that we all learned how serious this thing was, that david corn had been describing in october. but on that same day that david corn published that story, right, the story that in retrospect now appears to be so important but at the time we didn't really get it. on that same day there was another really big hard to understand story that kind of landed the same way. it was written by franklin ford at slate.com. wrote a long piece

is halloween costumes. >> oh, well i grew up watching the show. and every year they do this huge halloween show. >> jimmy: they go for it. >> and they've been building it for months. >> jimmy: and kelly's got some crazy good outfits -- good costumes. >> and apparently, being the new bait, they're really going for it for me this year. >> jimmy: i mean you -- you have to do this, if you're gonna show up. i mean, if you're gonna be kelly & ryan, you gotta be the ryan part -- >> you gotta be ryan. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> so these -- gelman comes into me this morning, i kid you not. he says, "we have some ideas." this literally just happened to me after the show today. "we have some ideas for you for halloween." i said, "all right, shoot. what do you got?" >> jimmy: all right, let me just show people what you brought in. thank you for brining this, because obviously this is great. no one's seen this yet. this is three choices. we can choose right now. >> i had tll >> jimmy: all right, here we go, ready? the first choice is -- beyonce. [ laughter an

then i evolved to halloween costumes for my nieces and nephews.dresses for my girlfriends. and now i'm just a seamstress to my friends. they bring pants over like, "can you hem these?" >> seth: really? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> seth: i would think they would assume you have more important things to do than hem their pants. >> no, apparently not. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i'd like to sew -- i'd like to learn how to sew a halloween costume. >> oh, they're hard. >> seth: i think i would feel -- yeah. >> they're actually hard. >> seth: don't start with them? start with flammable curtains? >> start with straight lines. one time my nephew -- i always let my nieces and nephews pick what they want to be, then i go find the pattern. so one is a vampire. i'm like, good, great, easy. you know? princess, got it, that's a dress. >> seth: yeah. >> then one year my nephew goes, "spider!" and i was like, ooh. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] it's a lot of legs and -- that's a lot of work. how about, why don't we use vampire again? >> seth: y

between witchcraft and halloween. so that's why it took so long. in large part people thought they had. even then it took almost 20 years to get it reversed. yes. any questions? great. thank you all very much. >>> american history tv in primetime features our weekly series, the presidency, a discussion on the leadup to john f. kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign and a look behind the scenes into richard nixon's white house. watch tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1947 u.s. war department film "don't be a sucker" about hate-filled speech. >> i'm just an average american, and i'm an american american and some of the things i see in this country make my blood boil. i see people with foreign accents making all the money. i see negroes holding jobs that belong to you and me. and you i ask you if we allow this to go on what's going to become of us real americans? >> on sunday 6:00 p.m. east

it's not halloween yet..ut one couple in new mexico says it's already seeing ghosts outside there home. yes..a real ghost and they say this proves it! the family says they can't be sure just what they see walking past their house. but -- they say the figure looks only vaguely human -- and they think it's a ghost. they say a man died in a home that used to stand on the site and it could be his to stand on the site and it could be his ghost! that home was torn down before theirs was built. time now for weather - more clouds than sun today; feeling great! - unseasonably cool, dry last weekend of august - rain chances return next week - tracking hr harvey - major hurricane makes landfall late tonight today: mostly cloudy to partly sunny. pleasant. highs: 77-80 winds: n 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy to mainly clear. comfortable. lows: 54-64 winds: n 5 mph saturday: mix of sun and clouds. low humidity. highs: 76-79 winds: ne 5-10 mph right now at 5:xx bracing for impact! hurricane harvey gaining strength become a

another way on another halloween pitcher where -- daughter dressed up and comes into the oval office and he lies down in lift her up in the air. so those unique moments that you can't plan and you don't know they are about to happen. that tells you a lot about his personality. what he's like as a person. not just him waiting in the situation are agonizing what's happening. this pictures are important and they tell you a lot. but the other ones i mentioned tell you what is like as a person. >> to the president ever next the photo you chose? >> it didn't really work that way. he trusted me if we were going to make public a picture i would put an appropriate picture, if you look at some of the earlier pictures where he was dealing with the economic crisis on you could say these are not the conditional pictures you see, he had his head in his hands. i was trying to be truthful to how he was dealing with this. i think people thought they were appropriate to make public so the public could see some of that makes a considerable -- campaign that's a risk you take their hard to control in the

the park is hiring 500 people for its annual halloween haunt including monsters, makeup artists and usher. the last job fair runs until 8:00 today. the halloween haunt kicks off september 15th. >>> crayons are an important part of just about every child's life. they want toen continue that tradition after a month-long collection drive. employees sorted through all of the used and broke b crayons. they will be melted down to make new packs of crayons for patients at children's hospitals across the country. >> we collectsed 19,000 pounds of crayons. the foundation pledged and will be donating 19,000 to the crayon initiative. >> with 19,000 pounds of crayons, it can create 5,000 packs of new crayons. >>> every child. s to fit in and that includes going to camp. >> one special camp is offering kids a reason to secelebrate thr differences. camp no limits is for kids who lost limbs. its fun and games, dancing and climbing, but activities are also e designed to create confidence and teach the kids new tools. for some it's the only place they get to spend time with kids with similar challenges. >

spirit halloween, that's the largest seasonal halloween store in the u.s.0,000 temporary workers retail and on line positions are available. and looks like employees will be getting a familiar treat in their paycheck next year. a new survey from hr consulting firm towers watson predicts that the average u.s. worker will get a 3% pay hike in 2018, the same three years. if you're looking for love, swipe wisely nearly four in ten americans claim that credit card debt could be a deal breaker when it comes to significant others. but they may have trouble finding that out. survey by chase also finds 99% of women and 85% of men will not discuss finances on their first date. that's a look at business. i'm lauren simonetti. m lauren simonetti. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. i thought i was your favorite. that's right honey. bye! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. says says. >>> people in montgomery county are worried about their tap water after noticing it turned brown. today, officials with the utility he

. >>> we're still 2.5 months away from halloween but people packed theaters for a summer scare, "anabelcreation with the conjuring movie. "annabel" earned a lot of money here and overseas. dung card came in second, nutjob came in third, the top tower and emoji movie rounded it out. take it away the annabel movie. >> annabel reminds me of my daughter. >> all right. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 9:00. our next knew cast is at 11:00 over on channel 7. we'll see you there then. have a good one. - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your atoz covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. (sparkling music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. i'm so excited to be back in studio and producing a brand new show for you tonight. i had to take a couple weeks off after pride to recuperate and sleep. i hope everyone had a wonderful pride. tonight we're going to do something a little different. we're going to play some short documentaries that i helped co-produce with local filmmaker, jethro

another one where he on another halloween picture where ben rosen's daughter dressed up in an elephant costume, comes into the oval office and he lies down on the floor of the office and puts her up in the air. so it's those, like, unique moments that you key in, new over in know they're going to happen. it tells you a lot about his personality, what he is like as a person. and not just the weighy pictures of him in the situation room, or him agonizing over what is happening in syria, those kind of pictures are important and tell you a lot about his presidency but the other ones i mentioned tell you a lot about him as a person. >> host: did the president ever nix a photo you chose? >> guest: didn't really work that way. i think he trusted me if we were going to make public a picture, would pet out an appropriate picture. i think if you look at some of the early pictures we released, where he was dealing with the economic crisis and you would say these are not the pictures you see, his head in his hands. we were in this terrible economic situation, but i was trying be truthful to how he

i remember dressing up as her for halloween.aaliyah and her music. >> do you have pictures? >> pictures i will not show. ya, i was the five below aaliya. >> five below. your mom and dad are in town. >> the knock-off. >> i can get it from your mom and dad. >> that means the pictures are probably back at home in texas so i'm in the clear. but she always look fabulous, i'm sure this will be very -- they do this, with salina. >> that's true. i thought it was kind of, well, 16 years after her death, coming up, but it has been done before. >> they say they listen to the fans, fans have spoken, she is still a great fan base. >> gosh, gorgeous, too, wow. okay, it is time for the great food truck race. i watched this show on tv all the time. two local competitors now. they're going to win a food truck, if they win the whole thing, we're going to taste their food, should we have little competition, or no? >> yes! >> you should, for sure. >> food fight next! >> i know what you're saying, you only have 15, or couple of minutes. no, the scho

also going to tell you about a king sized controversy brewing over a halloween candy o they're citing safety concerns saying an increasing number of children are mobbing floats for candy. many towns say they're not happy. a nonprofit is asking for suggesting how to include candy without jeopardizing safety. >> years ago stephanie stahl and i were on a float. they should have someone on the sides walking and handing it. >> we need to reach out to the people and let them know. >> i feel like that's totally common sense someone should be able to come up with that. >> so yesterday was pretty muggy. today didn't feel as bad when i walked out. >> it's not too bad out there i think all in all we'll end up with pretty nice weather here. i believe we're going to be showing you some special guests in a second here. we are going to start off taking you outside to a view here of a nice clear for the most party expect high pressure to keep control right through at least the rest of today, a spotty shower and thunderstorm and quickly we do want to introduce you to a couple of special weather watche

there's another one where-- a halloween picture where ben rosen's daughter dressed up in an elephant costume and comes into the oval office and he lies down on the floor of the oval office and lifts her up in the air, so those like unique moments you see and you don't know they are about to happen and they happen and i think it tells you a lot about his personality and what he's like a person and not just pictures of him in the situation room or him agonizing over what's happening in syria took those pictures are important and they tell you a lot about his presidency, that the other ones i present-- mention to you a lot about him as a person. host: did the president ever next a photo that you chose? guest: it didn't really work that way, actually. i think he trusted me if we were going to make public a picture that i would put out an appropriate picture. i think if you look at some of the early pictures we released where he was dealing with economic crisis and you could say these are not traditional pictures you see where he has his head in his hands or because we were in this terrib

i can't believe it we're think about halloween already. there's a company that will be scaring up jobs and opportunities for folks >> we still got time. let's pace ourselves, good morning to you and relax and enjoy the summer, clock is ticking. we still have time. good morning, karen hepp, i'm thomas drayton what do you say we get a check on the forecast >> i saw jenny with an umbrella earlier >> i think you need to have it nearby, even though it's not going to be a deluge there will be time you'll encounter a shower or two, maybe a pop-up thunderstorm, national lemon meringue pie day ought to be a fun treat. don't forget the umbrella, there are clouds and showers around this morning, there they are on ultimate doppler radar, most of the heavier stuff is down to our south and west headed our way or to the north of us with thunderstorms popping up in new york state. we have a few little areas of showers, we'll show them to you in closer view. coming up in a few minutes. it's 72 degrees, it's a little muggier than it was yesterday. sunrise t

a huge rack of halloween candy. the creep begins faster and faster, earlier and earlier this year. when are we going to start to see christmas decoration. >> maybe this week, the week after. we'll see. q. enjoy your dunkin. you have >> i'm with you. enjoy the ice cough eevment we'll see you you tomorrow morning. >> by, six:25. bring on the ginger bred. it won't be long. >> your ginger bred lat take you will be about a month a. >> i'm in the a big pumpkin flavor person. >> right. i personally need the right weather conditions. >> true. you want it to be the crisp air, a little cooler. >> football. >> maybe a leave h leef is turn ing a little yellow. warm and sticky out there. seventy-five in washington. we're going to be warm and sticky. highs will be in the low 80s. it will feel rather humid as the dewpoints in the 730s. a lot of humidity. and some rain showers. you can see those moving through. more rain on the way. not going to rain all day, but certainly have some some scattered showers around. there may be a little late day clearing. an old front that has broken down. it remind

the original candy corn when i got that for halloween, i would always give it to my parents.me personally speaking. >> reporter: i like it better as an adult but like you said, i can't think of candy corn before october. like, it's august. let me enjoy summer. >> let's think about breakfast instead. hena doba, thank you. >> i have seen costumes in the stores already. there you go. >>> 5:40. a growing number of sea lions are being poisoned off the california coast. what scientists believe is responsible. >> reporter: and we are just 4 1/2 hours away from the tenth annual "outside lands" music festival. we'll tell thank you the big names that will be in golden gate park this weekend. poisoning dozens of sea lions. and it's a growing threat.. the marine mammal center's hospital has taken in seventy animals with demoi >>> marine experts say something in the water in northern california is poisoning sea lions. the marine mammal center hospital has taken in 70 animals with domoic acid poisoning since july. the neurotoxin released by algae blooms causes severe or permanent brain dam

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dorney park is looking to fill 500 positions for halloween haunt. you have to be at least 15 years old. >>> here's a look at the fake 0 $20 bill handed over at a business in aliquippa. the dead giveaway it's a fake, it says for motion picture only. police haven't said if they know where the money came from or who passed it. >> do you have your tickets for tonight's powerball drawing? >> brisk sales have pushed sales to $700 million. no one has won the top powerball prize since june. the biggest was $1.6 billion shared by three ticket winners in 2016. your odds of winning the jackpot is 1 in 292 million. an interesting fact, the odds of winning do not depend on the numbers you pick but some combinations of numbers many people pick, including 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. they say don't pick those. they say you may want to stay away from popular combinations because you'll likely split the prize if you win. >> 1 in 300 million. so your odds are the same if you play or not. basically. >> if you don't play, you can't lose. >> but if you don't play, you can't win. >

needs people for halloween haunt. and if amazon or the park aren't your thing, aldi is holding three separate hiring events today. three three different places today. >>> beverage industry is hoping third time is a charge as it tries to take down the soda tax again. city is pushing back. american beverage association wants it to overturn tax on sugary drinks. group argues the tax violates the state's constitution. philadelphia filed a petition yesterday urging the court to reject is latest lawsuit. soda tax on distributors helps fund citywide pre-k in the city. >>> supporters are trying to save the university. nation's oldest historically black college. a rally gathered yesterday. delaware county university is facing uncertainty future because of falling enrollment and lack of state funding. workers created a path to let it stay open and succeed. >>> take a look at the closed pedestrian ramp for the ben franklin bridge. committee voted to move forward with the project last night. full board set for august 16. ramp rep

. >>> we're still 2 1/2 months from halloween but people packed theaters for a scare "annibel" is partthe conjuring feature earning $35 million in the u.s. and another $35 million overseas. it cost just $15 million to make. dunkirk came in second. nut job 2 in third, "the dark tower" and "the emoji movie" rounded out the top five. i heard you giggling over there. >> i have a daughter named annibel, i don't need to see it. that and the concussion movie i don't need to see. >> she's a sweetheart. >> she's a doll. love her. >> that's it for abc7 news. >> right now on "matter of fact" -- did the civil war ever end? the are extremely high expense associath e statues. >> the emotional battle over >> when i look at the statue, i is a part of history. >> where do you stand in the conflict mean? naacp issues a travel warning in state. should you be concerned? and, a fashion statement of the summerwhy these goofy glasses ae e sun.

. >>> halloween stuff is out in stores.i can barely even handle. >>> moguls prompted by president's recent tweet and speaking out on charlottesville violence. contessa brewer has those details for us. >>> good morning. apple ceo tim cook over the president's handling of charlottesville. he said the events in virginia were repulsive. he said he disagreed with comments drawing a moral equivalen equivalence. he said the company will donate $1 million to each of the southern poverty law center and the anti-defamation league. >>> separately apple may be ready going on a buying binge. it's reported that it could spend $1 billion to spend on original content. about half what hbo spends on its original programming. hbo is television. >>> amazon stock took a hit yesterday after president trump attacked the company. he tweeted amazon is doing great damage to cities and states, many jobs lost. we'll be keeping an eye on those stories here at cnbc. frances, back to you. >> contessa, thank you. >> jeff bezos also owns the washington pos

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. >> i see people like this, and i feel bad for them that halloween is only once a year. >>> it's mondayp with drado! >> thank you very much. time to make some moves of matt dreidel, always representing ebom's world on real or fake. where you can keep it real or -- >> get the fake out! >> video number one. >> oh. >> did he knock himself out? >> no. no. he is straining to such a degree he cut off the oxygen to his brain for a second. he passed out. i've seen stuff like that happen. when people are lifting too much weight. >> you can get dizzy doing that. i believe this can happen. >> you can see in his face as he is holding i had breath, i think he did this and it's real. >> the way he goes head first into that yeconcrete, i don't think he faked that. that's real. >> real? >> yeah, i guess it's real. >> to me it looked clear that this guy was in a no-flex zone. you can tell by his legs when he falls off, completely stiff. not moving at all. crazy clip, i love it. it's real. >> second video. >> oh. >> how do they do that? do they cook it? is that a cooked peach? >> yes. there you go. i thi