i want them to buy from me, so gifts i buy for people are always hand made. >> reporter: and this is her specialty for be heart now. >> i'm on a heart headed mission, so i wake little wire beings with hearts for head and dress them up. >> reporter: she turns them into magnet, ornament, and frame, and photographs them into art for future customers. >> it's a beautiful experience i feel like it's a heart to heart connection. >> reporter: if you're into jewelry. >> we're like the it tags in la and hollywood. >> reporter: this might be your pick. >> we use official military dog tag, hand paint them, hand stamp them and hand embellish them. >> reporter: and kids have fun too sporting critter clips. >> i love new products, i've never seen these before. >> reporter: and they're selling fast. >> there's some awesome stuff here. >> reporter: there's so much to see. the harvest festival runs spool sunday night at 5:00. >> and shoppers looking to get a jump on holiday gift giving headed out to treasure island today for the treasure eye land flea and their annual holiday show. 400 vendors and a

"everything's hand-made. and my grandma sews for me. so it's 50 years of sewing going into a pocket shirt." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing her store, wolf toof clothing, is entirely run online through an etsy account. advertising, done through social media. "i've never sold somewhere in person in des moines, so i'm trying to get more people to get to know my brand and what i do with it." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing no big-box stores at this black friday sale. vendors here call it "market day." they're packing capitol square hoping for something more valuable than a single sale - they're hoping for exposure. "all of the vendors that you see here today are going to be local artists and makers. everything is hand-made by the people that you see here. everybody is from the greater des moines area, or iowa, at least." nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs take nicole rutherford, of nicole and dime designs... her business lives online, too. that's the real estate she believes every business is moving

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"everything's hand-made. and my grandma sews for me. so it's 50 years of sewing going into a pocket shirt." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing her store, wolf toof clothing, is entirely run online through an etsy account. advertising, done through social media. "i've never sold somewhere in person in des moines, so i'm trying to get more people to get to know my brand and what i do with it." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing no big-box stores at this black friday sale. vendors here call it "market day." they're packing capitol square hoping for something more valuable than a single sale - they're hoping for exposure. "all of the vendors that you see here today are going to be local artists and makers. everything is hand-made by the people that you see here. everybody is from the greater des moines area, or iowa, at least." nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs take nicole rutherford, of nicole and dime designs... her business lives online, too. that's the real estate she believes every business is moving

they are not just grabbing big name brands but, also, hand made local products. they are in there.e met with a business owner who said show is very happy to be on amazon and custody busy for her. >> it is a really busy time of the year especially for happen made -- hand made sellers. i do almost all of the work. i can see sales double or triple or more during the holiday season. >> the hand made clocks go for $70 on amazon. can you buy from local bigs if that is a priority for you and they are on am they expect 500 orders, a second, today, so it will be notes. they say her to ready. >> happening now we want to check on trading on wall street as at look at the big board shows the dow is down 15 points right now, and, also, today, we have if you details on how many people are headed to the stores to shop. >> and now to the nasdaq with the money report. >> good morning, how did the thanksgiving day weekend go for retail? shoppers are still opening their wallet between thanksgiving and sunday, 52 percent of consumers, 15 million people, shopped online or in person over the welcome an a

there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice creamhocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. howeve

everything is hand-made by the people that you see here. nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs handmade crafts and clothing made up the inventory at market day at capitol square in des moines. more than 50-vendors took part... and for some it was a first. most of the small businesses sell exclusively online rather than at a physical location. "i've never sold somewhere in person in des moines, so i'm trying to get more people to get to know my brand and what i do with it." alexandra bandow - owner, wolf toof clothing you can continue to shop local tomorrow... stores in the east village in des moines.. and valley junction in west des moines are holding special hours tomorrow for small business saturday. judging by how many people used their debit cards today... black friday sales could be huge... according to "shazam" transaction volume was up about ten percent today compared to last year. thansaction volume actually peaked during the noon hour as shoppers took a break for lunch. between 6-a-m and noon average purchases ranged fro

. >> reporter: piles of pies, from people all over the cape hand made by some very special makers. >> i get a lot of hugs a day, so i think i'm on the right path. >> reporter: they specialize in what they call savory piion, chicken pies, chicken, clams and pork. best workers it affect it is entire workforce, everybody loves the atmosphere. >> by far, my favorite story of the day. that story right now. and now toy to try one of of the pies. >> reporter: i'm down for the trip. take a little trip to the cape. look at some thanksgiving extremes, what is our warmest? 73 in boston, our coldest, 11, so we are not going to touch either. in terms of snow, 4 inches back in 1989. we're not going to be touching any of those. some chill in the air, 27 in the vineyards already. we have clear skies in southern new england, some snow showers and flurries in new england. there is not much to track eastward, this time of year can get a little bit stressful and that will not be the case. about thirty-two in downtown boston, another wintery start, you want to thick jacket tomorrow morning. as long as the

the boots are hand made in freeport, payne. it added new equipment but still can't keep up with the demand. chris, kathryn? >> thank you very much, hannah. appreciate it. >> a lot of people will be needing those boots this season, but that's quite a backlog. >> hey, it happens. if you really want them, order them in the summer. >> you have to be prepared for the weather. >>> let's get a check of our weather with danielle. uh-oh, rain drops. >> oops. maybe i'll put the graphic on here. widespread 1 to 2 inches expected. flooding is unlikely because it overnight. there may be a couple of localized areas where the leaves are clogging some of the drains that may flood. the heaviest rain by far falls tomorrow morning. the wind won't be a huge concern, but it will get a bit gusty tonight especially on the cape and islands. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour gusts on the south and east. this morning, it is a quiet start, and we aren't nearly as cold as we were 24 hours ago. we have a couple of upper 20s. 29 in taunton, 39 in nashua. most of us ru

celebrations were in full swing tonight in the cast troe district with elaborate costumes that glow, hand made and surely were creative. >> nothing fancy. nothing elaborate. >> reporter: a night that attracted people that have never come to the city but heard this was a good place to be. these friends are from brazil. >> we want to this party this part of the city in this fight. i think it's interesting. >> reporter: this pair from germany and singapore. >> we have a hotel just in the valley. we were commanded castro for halloween. >> reporter: the big street parties in the kasz troe, those are a thing of the past. coming here is still a big draw. >> no official sanctioned event here in the district. as you can see there are a lot of people who are celebrating halloween. we expected that. so there was multiple officers here. there is a lot of people here as well. >> reporter: police reminding people try and be safe, not drink in the streets. officers were very visible. >> there is a lot of personalities. everybody is collecting here. i believe it brings everyone back no matter if there is a st

reporter: but roger was happy to get a hand-made card from an eight-year-old named grace. she had a no homework night and her mom suggested she make cards for the veterans. >> veterans are and important part of our life and we want to acknowledge them and thank them. >> every one of us should go up to a veteran, walk up top a veteran and say thank you so very much for your service. reporter: but marshfield still found a way to say thanks, soggy flags and all in a cold, november rain. by the way, roger, the world war ii veteran, is one of a few left in town. he turns 89 years old at the end of the month. next year he hopes he will be in the parade. we're live in marshfield, jonathan hall, 7 news. >>> and president obama celebrating veterans day national cemetery. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he also urged those to make sure they get the care and benefits they earned. paying tribute to the 60 million americans who served during the war. dozens of veterans from world war ii came to the capitol to honor those who fought and spoke what the d

. >> plaqueio says, if these are imported they will show hand made clothes instead. >> and can you keep up to date with all the day's news, on our website, all the sport also. at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. a a >> the financier had a spectacular rise with his investments quadrupling - but then browder began calling attention to corruption and crossed the wrong people. >> i was locked up overnight. and then i was deported the next day and declared a threat to national security, never to be allowed back into russia again. at that point it became obvious to me that putin's interests

capitol and will be decorated with thousands of ornaments hand made by folks from alaska. can you imagine the trek it took to get here? the tree lighting will be december 2. >>> chipotle troubles spreading. the states where officials have detected e coli. >> hundreds of dogs and cats anxious to get to new homes. the monumental task that took flight today to keep the pets alive. >> she's more than a grandmother and one of many who told us what they're thankful for. this dc woman's story from our wall of >>> we've got a developing story in houston where a helicopter captured video of a firefighter falling through the roof of a house. you can see smoke was pouring out of the residence. firefighters took a few steps and fell into the structure. officials say the firefighter was not seriously hurt. >>> a man and girl dead after a small plane crashed into a lake near orlando florida this morning. authorities say the plane was traveling to gainesville. it was in about 15 feet of water. investigators from national transportation safety board are on the scene trying to determine wh

and amazon launched its own section that sells hand-crafted, hand made goods and that is on top of the woes they are facing. >> you don't want to go up against amazon. that is a war you lose. the quarter wasn't a disaster. it is the guidance that is scaring people. margins will go the wrong way scares people a lot for all of the reasons courtney just said. how you trade the stock was the question she asked. i think you trade it this way. short interest. think about 15%. if this stock is probably going to make a new all-time low tomorrow. if it trades north of 7 million shares, 10 times vol. that could be the short-term, you might get a bounce off of that. that is what you are looking for. 7 million shares and north of that. >> facebook up 30% this year. will it get an earnings bump tomorrow night. what the traders are saying, next. >>> plus, check out share of tesla, holding on to 229 here. we'll hear from elon musk about what is getting investors so excited. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through c

jane richards' message a translates of her brother martin's hand made sign, a sign of support from a family that truly knows tragedy. >> my son had a message of peace, and it's a message for all of us. >> reporter: martin richard was the youngest victim of the marathon bombing and his sister and mother were were both seriously hurt. but the family continues to carry on martin's message of peace. marathon runners raising millions of dollars for the charity. and recently with a few bridgewater state institute for social justice and with the unveiling of martin's statue where his father spoke about the man he knew his son would become -- >> a handsome funny, generous and kind soul. a competitive man who would find success in life, compassionate man with a sense of fairness and commitment to family, community and social justice. >> reporter: no more hurting people. a message that continues throughout the commonwealth. across country, ants and -- and now to paris from a city and a family that simply wants peace. nancy chen, 7 news today in new england. >> touching. >> jennifer: she is a s

she says her fair trade shop, which sells hand-made products from around the world, then gives a portion of the profits can''. while working on this story -- i ran into congressman rod blum who represents northeast iowa. he was walking around, visiting several shops in the downtown dubuque area today, showing his support. we've got you covered live in last year...on small busiiss saturday -- 88- milllion consumers shopped at small businesses. they spent 14 point thhee million dollars. coming up after the break -- the paul rhoads a winner against west virginia. magical season for the iowa hawkeyes as they move onto the big ten championship game you're watching kwwl. we'vegot you cover in tama, jesup, waverly and all of eastern iowa (vo) shoall makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... alwith worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhrhd enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... take their first step towards a championship in a first round matchupwith eastern illinois this one is currently in 23-7 at halftime. . ni got on the e oard daurice fount

i'm also bringing the kitchen up front so the consumers can see that it's hand-made and all-natural.ating and adding a viewing station, i want consumers to be able to have a unique experience watching us make pies and understand what goes into each one. with the change in our product and the change in the process, key west key lime pie company will start to increase revenues dramatically. with our margins being between 80% and 90%, we're gonna start to see big money on the bottom line. this all gets blown out 'cause all this will be gone. you're not gonna have the dry goods. look at all the space you just picked up. >> right. we'll put coolers and refrigerators along that back, so it'll be pies, pie bars, whatever we want to do. and then along that back wall, derek, is the menu wall. not only are we changing the look and feel of the store, but we're also changing the pie so that it's all-natural and proprietary. i learned from the employees that jim actually makes his own crust. i want to taste it. so you know, it costs $1.30 to make it fresh... >> mm-hmm. >> versus 98 cents. it's 32

this group says they have 75 hand made scarfs to distribute this year. coming just in time because we know it's going to get cold. mike: it has to, the big question is how much cooler is it going to get when it does cool down, because temperatures are already lower than last week, some rain as well is on the way. some of that beneficial, we'll ahead. jennifer: now to our u local hot shot, everyone helping to clean up the leaves at this family's the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. peop

there's something almost enchanting about these hand made, delicious looking morsels you would never dare to o t. >> after thanksgivivg dinner, you might want to relax with a cup of coffee. anna warner found an artist who would rather paint with his cup of coffee. >> reporter: something is always brewing in gerard's studio. >> well, i thought it might be fun to push the limits a little bit. >> reporter: literally. he paints with coffee and tea. this graphic designer used to paint the old fashioned way. until the day he became fascinated by his cup of green tea. >> and i thought, i wonder if i can make this into a painting medium, what that would be like? >> reporter: browns and greens were easy enough. but keeping other clears stable, not so much. at is the hardest cocor to make stiti? >> hardest color to make stick is probably the reds. >> reporter: are you still working on mastering the reds? >> i recently have just got it. >> reporter: you just got it after how many years? >> the whole process has been about ten years. so now i have a full color spectrum, so i can get flesh tones,

. >> reporter: they compared hand made replicas to the real station outside. >> last year, we did a similar experience and many children went home and made their own instruments and brought them back. every day we were doing instruments, they would go home and do this and find bottles and practice and really understand the idea. >> reporter: the data comes in on a tablet. then they write down the readings every day. >> so we can see the climate of the area. we're hoping to have a skype session with another classroom in a different part of the country to see how our data is digit from a different region. >> i don't know what that's for. >> but you'll learn that. >> yes. >> steam stands to are science, technology, engineers, articles, and mathematics. there are only 68 teachers trained to teach that program in massachusetts. >> the kids love it any time they can go outside to learn. >> great program. >>> do you have the need for speed? >> still ahead what just moved the plan for indy closer to the fast lane. >> plus, disturbing video trial. images of phillip chism moments killed colleen ritze

they are hand made in maine, being hand hired and added new equipment but still cannot keep up with demand. bean says it will take months to catch up with the order. >> just trying to beat before winter gets here. >> i didn't know they were in such demand. >> they are a classic. and you would think ll bean would come prepared for that. >> anyway. >> yes. >> thanks, very much. >>> one week from today families will gather at the dinner table for a bountiful thanksgiving day feast. >> area food banks that help make that meal a reality are short. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more on what is causing the problems a and more importantly how it can help, jan. >> reporter: nicole and erika, good morning. you may think it looks pretty stock in here right now but the food bank of south jersey has had a tough time getting its hands on that thanksgiving center piece the turkey, usually at this time they have about 15,000, frozen, turkies, but because, the avian flu from earlier this year ere is thousands of turkies behind that goal volunteers here at the food bank of south jersey

. >> just a few doors down at hand made art and gifts gallery, kerry's hours are a little different. she's decided to stick to her monday through saturday schedule. >> when you're in a business that revolves around weekends sometimes, you realize how much the rest of the world revolves around a monday through friday school with social life on saturday/sunday. and we still wanted a little bit of that normalcy. >> the split has helped bring the open sundays campaign to life. >> we tried to put together a strong campaign. it's simple. >> the downtown community partnership spearheads the effort to encourage owners and customers alike to shop on sundays. >> we're supporting it with stickers and other promotional materials as far as on social media. we're getting involved as far as seeing what we can do for sunday events. and just kind of advocating them and working in partnership with them to see what we can do to build the sunday hours. >> mike hahn is the president. while saturdays are known for heavy toot traffic and special events, sundays are cleary quieter. that's why mike believes

they use over 800 pounds of tatoes each week to ensure guests have the opportunity to enjoy their hand made hash browns as well. >> is that big enough? >> let's see. i would say most people don't know howl eggs to put in their pancakes. >> our next stop, newton's paradise cafe which offers familiar food with an unfamiliar twist. we're here with a couple of options and what would you say? biscuits and grara or this -- >> i love me some french toast. i like sweet in the morning. i will probably do that. >> this colorful downtown@calf phi serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and usess fresh, locally sourced ingredients. we recommend trying a healthy portion of the biscuits and gravy or the i iowa toast. or you can even bill your own only immediately -- build your own omelette or breakfast sandwich. perhaps you're just looking r a good cup of coffee to get you up and going in the morning. dig cottonwood c cyon because they serve some of the freshest coffee in town. in fact, they brew it by the cup. owner randolph bryan roasts all the coffee beans in house and uses a micro brew process to provide

imported they will show hand made clothes instead. >> and can you keep up to date with all the day's news, on our website, all the sport also. at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. a a >> the financier had a spectacular rise with his investments quadrupling - but then browder began calling attention to corruption and crossed the wrong people. >> i was locked up overnight. and then i was deported the next day and declared a threat to national security, never to be allowed back into russia again. at that point it became obvious to me that putin's interests had diverged. >> browder's tax lawyer sergei magnitsky stayed behind to fight against the crimes committed by the kremlin - and expose those responsible. it did not end well. >> so he was-- he was incarcerated for 358 days. and the tor-- and they tortured him and they tortured him. they chained him to a bed. and then eight riot guards with rubber batons came into that cell and beat him until he died. >> the chief executive officer of the investment fund hermitage capital management went on a mission to avenge his lawyer's death. >> we kne

everything is hand-made by the people that you see here. nicole rutherford - owner, nicole & dime designs handmade crafts and clothing made up the inventory at "market day" in des moines. more than 50-vendors took part... and for some it was a first. most of the small businesses only sell their goods online rather than at a physical location. if you did not get a chance to check out the small businesses today... tomorrow is small business saturday... the des moines metro has several retail districts that offer unique small businesses. some of those areas include the east village, valley junction and west glen town center... many stores in those shopping districts are holding their own special sales. in valley junction, the first 4 - hundred shoppers to stop at historic city hall, beginning at 10 a-m, will receive a free "small business saturday" reusable bag. meanwhile the shops at roosevelt is sponsoring a shop crawl, and many of the shops there will offer wine, cider and snacks... many people may be thing black friday shopping is money ma

that's obviously a positive first step but they need to show that this world of hand made vintage itemsen being the leading marketplace there -- yes, there is a challenge from am son -- amazon. -- this t si -- etsy is a big, growing market. jeff: i have to see the details in acquisition spending and so rth but the dropping -- is channeling. emily: we're going to be looking at advertising, mobile strategy. they've been killing it, it it seems, when it comes to video. >> i think that's right. expectations have been so high. they've been crushing it quarter after quarter. like 1.5 billion tave users. it's an incredible platform and they've turned on the spigot of advertising lately. jeff: i can't help but be impressed at the way that team has executed quarter after quarter, new products, new concepts, enroaching -- encroaching more and more into our lives. offensive what about turning on the spigot in turns of the other ervices like what's app, and messenger? >> investors would like to see that but zuckerberg has been so careful about those other platforms. those platforms remain advertisi

found this fake food is undoubtedly appealing and there's something almost enchanting about these hand madeicious looking morsels you would never dare to eat. >> after thanksgiving dinner, you might want to relax with a cup of coffee. >> reporter: something is always brewing in gerard's studio. >> well, i thought it might be fun to push the limits a little bit. >> reporter: literally. he paints with coffee and tea. this graphic designer used to paint the old fashioned way. until the day he became fascinated by his cup of green tea. >> and i thought, i wonder if i can make this into a painting medium, what that would be like? >> reporter: browns and greens were easy enough. but keeping other clears stable, not so much. what is the hardest color to make stick? >> hardest color to make stick is probably the reds. >> reporter: are you still working on mastering the reds? >> i recently have just got it. >> reporter: you just got it after how many years? >> the whole process has been about ten years. so now i have a full color spectrum, so i can get flesh tones, purples, silvers, grays, blacks, w

. >>> a hand made bomb was very noisy. we heard rumors of a shooter.ry confusing. >> the crowd started moving and it was impossible to leave. and is very stressful. >> numerous gunshots towards the restaurant and we immediately dropped to the floor with all of the other diners. and we were there for maybe one minute. and lying on the floor. we continued to hear gunshots. i noticed the woman next to me had a fatal injury. >> and shelter in place is the word. she sat next to someone who died before her eyes. reality in paris on a friday night. we have now video that is new to us from a man named hubert. if you listen, you'll hear the gunfire. >> that was the scene as the shootings were still underway and authorities were working to get control. pictures from sky news now, people wrapped in golden colored blankets as they're escorted out of the area around bataclan where the american band was playing. many on a cold paris night wondering what happened across the city. the influx of police vehicles around the town. security is tight as they wait for first

no mom, in the history of moms, has ever turned down a hand-made ornament.pro shops santa's wonderland where kids can get their picture with santa, make a craft, and week nights, get a free collectible plush owl. all for free. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach or intestinal problems, or people with type i diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. trulicity is not insulin and has

there's something almost enchanting about these hand made, delicious looking morsels you would never dare to eat. >> after thanksgiving dinner, you might want to relax with a cup of coffee. anna warner found an artist who would rather paint with his cup of coffee. >> reporter: something is always brewing in gerard's studio. >> well, i thought it might be fun to push the limits a little bit. >> reporter: literally. he paints with coffee and tea. this graphic designer used to paint the old fashioned way. until the day he became fascinated by his cup of green tea. >> and i thought, i wonder if i can make this into a painting medium, what that would be like? >> reporter: browns and greens were easy enough. but keeping other clears stable, not so much. what is the hardest color to make stick? >> hardest color to make stick is probably the reds. >> reporter: are you still working on mastering the reds? >> i recently have just got it. >> reporter: you just got it after how many years? >> the whole process has been about ten years. so now i have a full color spectrum, so i can get flesh tone

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. >>> a hand made bomb was very noisy. we heard rumors of a shooter.very confusing. >> the crowd started moving and it was impossible to leave. and is very stressful. >> numerous gunshots towards the restaurant and we immediately dropped to the floor with all of the other diners. and we were there for maybe one minute. and lying on the floor. we continued to hear gunshots. i noticed the woman next to me had a fatal injury. >> and shelter in place is the word. she sat next to someone who died before her eyes. reality in paris on a friday night. we have now video that is new to us from a man named hubert. if you listen, you'll hear the gunfire. >> that was the scene as the shootings were still underway and authorities were working to get control. pictures from sky news now, people wrapped in golden colored blankets as they're escorted out of the area around bataclan where the american band was playing. many on a cold paris night wondering what happened across the city. the influx of police vehicles around the town. security is tight as they wait for firs

home grown designers join forces to build the philadelphia fashion alliance where every stitch is hand made and hand sewn in the city, i wanted a bag to put put everything i needed for the day into a bag. >> as women we lug around a lot of bags. >> you carry two or three bags. >> and she created one that does it all. her line mickey blue is about the bag that multitasks. >> there are hidden compartments every why. >> you open a zipper and another bag pops out. outcomes the lunch box leaving heels underneath. >> my wallet and makeup and keys. pockets for the phone, for doylestown native victoria wright each creation is a convation piece. >> my collection is her canvas and the world is her runway. >> born in brazil, rebecca was trained in architecture, her clothes and accessories reflecting that sculpture. >> when someone puts it on and walks out there, the clothes start to have a life. this season gabrielle man dez's gifts give back and the proceeds go back to a local charity, for every sale $2 goes to a local cause, and these pieces are a way for them to tell their unique story. >> we like

first up these hand made necklaces.ou will be amazed at how easy to wear these are and customizable charms. they start at 19 bucks. let's move onto the music lover that you may know. this is a great gift idea. a portable bluetooth speaker by super sonic. the great thing when you're streaming music if you get a phone call, you can even answer your phone call. these are just 29 bucks. last but not least, why have regular skin care when you can use this line that is infused with 24 carat gold. instantly tightens your skin. and this hydrating mask is unbelievable. this retails for up to $340. but today 39 bucks. >> you never disappoint. to purchase these amazing trends head to shopthescoop.com. >>> coming up leo nd dicaprio g public. >>> plus, doctor and mrs. going toe to toe with the lopezs. >> come on. are you kidding me? >> next. . >>> extra extra. >>> well, when it comes to your health and well-being they are two of the most trusted names out there. please welcome doctor and lisa oz. big month. a lot of big folks on. >>

and over at...a ripple effect, people are buying hand-made products. "most of the products in here are called fair-trade and that means they're made by people in poverty around the world." profits earned here not only benefit the dubuque economy -- but also help artisans living inn poverty in other countries -- hence the name of the shop. back at graham+s...they say supporting small biz is essential because it makes communities unique. "small business really does give the community it's own your finger on." we've got you covered in dubuque...shirley descorbeth...kwwl news. last year -- 88- milllion consumers shopped at small businesses during small business saturday....spending 14-point-three billion dollars... even president obama and his daughters also took part in small business saturday this year... they popped into a coffee-shop and a small bookstore in the nation's capital to grab what appeared to be some gifts... saturday gains in popularity... is the way to go for holiday shopping. shoppers who ddn't brave the malls and storefronts on thanksgiv

hand made jewelry, clothing, cards and albums. even chocolates. do your shopping and finish with some sweets there. or at least two other spots around the bay will have sweets as well. across the bay from each other two performances of the net cracker sweet. it's performed by puppets. today with shows in oakland and san maitato. meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. . meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. a. meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. t. meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. e. meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. o. meet here on monday where i'll be covering your commute all around the bay. >>> welcome back. it was august 24th, 2014, when a magnitude 6.0 quake shook napa to its core. one of the most troubling images that day was a napa church literally coming apart at the seams. tomorrow, the parish is finally ready to reopen. here's "today in the

that's obviously a positive first step but they need to show , that this world of hand made vintage items being the leading marketplace there -- yes, there is a challenge from amazon. i think amazon might have some trouble getting into it. but even with them being a monopoly in this category this , is a big, growing market. jeff: i have to see the details in acquisition spending and so forth but the dropping -- is challinging. emily: facebook coming out on wednesday. of course we are going to be looking at advertising, mobile strategy. they've been killing it, it seems, when it comes to video. >> i think that's right. expectations have been so high. they've been crushing it quarter after quarter. monthly active users have continued at up pace to where it is at something like 1.5 billion users. it's an incredible platform and they've turned on the spigot of advertising lately. i think advertisers will be interested to see how from a product revenue. jeff: i can't help but be impressed at the way that team has executed quarter after quarter, new products, new concepts, encroaching more and

. >>> a south jersey organization got a generation donation today, 600 hand made knitted hats were dropped off here today at the oak integrated care facility in mount holly, they were made by nine women from the show you care ministry from the grove baptist church in west berlin, it took six months to make all of these hats and so far they have created more than 1,000 hats this year alone. >> good deeds there. >> and great tal enforce sure. >> coming up a south jersey school director is recovering after he tried to break up a fight between girls, what one of the teenagers did to him straight ahead. >>> from dark chocolate tods blueberries, if you feel sluggish stay tuned. we'll show you the top foods you should be eating to fight fatigue. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli sharrie williams and brian taff. >> "action news" continues with one reason that officials are saying that a russian jet that crashed last week was definitely brought down by a bomb from isis. >>> and a florida family was outraged after their daughter was punished for doing some

the warm weather may be over but you can still grab your favorite produce and hand made products at the market. shop through more than 130 vendors from 9 a-m to 1 o clock at the capital square and kaleidoscope at the the hub. grab your blades and hit the ice. start the season with family and friends at brenton skating plaza's opening weekend. it's open from noon to 11 tonight. tickets start at 5 dollars and skate rentals cost 4 dollars. and start your holiday shopping early at the junior league of des moines gift mart. browse through over 60 retailers for a good cause. it's going on from 9 a-m to 3 this afternoon at the iowa events center. remember, there are a thousand ways to get enjoy des moines and the metro. to find out how, check out our website at catch des moines dot com. the snow is done in central iowa but it left a swath of heavy snow, especially across northern iowa, in it's wake. northern iowa saw spots, central iowa received 5 to 7" and most of southern iowa saw 3" or less. it will now be very cold and wind. skies will clear through the day with more sun by afternoon. wind

most of the items worn on our uniforms are mand made so they -- hand made so they learn how to craftals, the bust strap, high to sand and shine shoes. >> i am sergeant companyro of the third infantry regiment united states army. god of honor. tomb of the unknown soldier. the ceremony you are about to witness is the changing of the guard. >> it was emotional. i think and i noticed all the kids feeling very heartfelt and respectful. >> there's a lot of people out there protecting us and we may never be able to see them again. even if they're dead or even if they're still alive we know that they defend us no matter what. >> we know what it is we're doing out there, what we're trying to honor and the reason that we ask for silence and respect out of everyone else, either during the guard change, during the walk, or during a wreath laying ceremony so people are here for the right reasons. we're not here as a part of a show to the world or anything like that. what we do outside we don't do it for the public. we do it only for the unknowns. ♪ >>> new information this morning in a virginia p

and the national christmas display outside the white house will include hand made ornaments that capture the spirit of new hampshire. jean: nay crafted a dozen ornaments that will hang on new hampshire's tree, they include paintings of gifts and snow men and snowy winter landscapes. the national christmas tree lighting will be taking place thursday afternoon. very pretty. josh: the holiday season is here. jean: it sure is. josh: thank you for joining us. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data

current pope francis and pope emeritus benedict xvi, the tree will be adorned with 1200 decorations, hand made. sue, thinks a symbolic, and poignant pick, sue serio. >> a lot of meaning. >> with every little thing. i like that. >>> we've got temperatures that are a little bit cooler then they were yesterday but it feels even chillier, rain is gone and the wind have pick up. so it is 57 degrees in philadelphia a. forty-seven in mount pocono. fifty-six in trenton. only 48 in reading. that chillier air will be moving in all during the day from the north and west so we will probably instead of seeing temperatures rise during the the day we will see them drop. so this may be the warmest it gets today, 15 miles an hour wind here, 13 miles an hour in wilmington, lancaster has 12 miles an hour wind and these are sustain in atlantic city. we have higher wind gusts 24 miles an hour in philadelphia, 25 miles an hour win gusts, we're right there at the the new jersey shore. so, there is the cold front, it is moving off shore, we have a tight pressure gradient with the high pressure system building in behi

convention center, 195 artists were chosen from more than 1,000 applicants, wood, glass and one of a kind hand madeniture and preparation jewelry. >>> time now from accuweather at the "action news" big board, cecily tynan has a closer look at the changing forecast. tomorrow is tricky cecily? >> yes, we are kicking up the winds and bringing in cooler air as well. this week it's relatively mild and a week of temperatures in the 60s, yesterday 65 degrees and today 61 is the high, the normal high for this time of year is 58 degrees and temperatures right now are mild and the actual cold front is out to the west, you can see with the arrows and streamlines are out of the south and 62 in philadelphia and cape may and dover 61 and allentown and reading and trenton currently 58 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the round of rain moving through right on schedule throughout the day has pushed off to the east, as you look over at central pennsylvania, that band of rain is a cold front and you can see how what is known as convergence, and that front is moving through between 7:00 and 9:00 to

. >> i was fine with that until i realized hand made and panties, no thank you. >> really. >> granny panties. >> literally granny. >> only on "good day philadelphia" would we be talking about granny panties. >> well, that is true. >> the the yellows were originally white. >> my goodness. >> all right. >> mike. >> mike fox 29, do you want to be nice to people. >> give him a wine glass. >> bye-bye. >> okay. >> someone tweeted what kind of wine is he drinking, i need to know. >> i wonder why you want to know. >> there is a high content in there. >> i don't need to be a alone at thanksgiving when you drink. >> yes, yes, yes. >> i love you all. >> let's move on. >> et cetera's got movies. he will do a world tour, he will be performing but could the next thing he is running for office. >> what? >> he is considering a new career, guys. >> how high up of an office. >> does it have windows. >> hi e va good to see you. >> i have that same car. >> happy thanksgiving to all of the cousins. we stayed the night with grand mom and destroyed the house. >> yes. >> great, kid. >>

with the hand made goods and the special crafts and things like that. that's an interesting trend.ause you can have access to so much more than you can in a regular retail store. and presentation is everything. online presentation has improved so much that people can get a sense of these products really well. i don't know if you've tried some of these sites, they're amazing and the ability to really sample the product, even if you don't touch it i think that's what retailers have, there's certain products you do want to see in person. and maybe that's a great thing. but i don't think anyone likes being in a store unless you find it a sport, wants to be there on a day like today. really quickly kara, when you think about this dynamic, in your head do you think about ak zom web services and rack space or is this more about the individual retailer? a combination of all of those things? >> i think it's all of it. i think if you're a retailer, it's sort of like being in the entertainment business and not understanding everything is being digital and understanding tv everywhere. it's the