oh, this is jen. >> oh, hey, jen. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you?> nice to meet you. >> so, is this pretty much... >> well, this is the front office. >> okay. >> this is my office, and when jen comes into town--'cause she's based out of the east coast-- >> oh, wow. >> and she works in here also. >> i can't imagine having a co-worker, an employee 3,000 miles away from where our business is. look, i understand phone and email, but nothing replaces human interaction. what i want to know about is, why did you start the company? >> so, in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. we were like, "how did she even get cancer in the first place?" i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and there was one day where i said, "mom, i'm not gonna go with you guys to the doctors. i need a break." and she said, "you know what? your sister doesn't get a break." and i was like, "wow." talk about, like, a waterworks moment. and she said, "why don't you just clean her apartment? make it really nice. when she comes home, it can

but jen may not have been fast enough. tonight, todd reports that home received multiple offers and went over the asking price. no snake the highest price, right? that's a good thing. >> i'm happy to sell at any price. if i sell at $10,000 or $300,000, as long as they close, it's money. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm gloria riviera in jacksonville, florida. >>> coming up here on "nightline," the physical and psychological transformation that jake gyllenhaal underwent for his new role. about the sometimes seedy side of the news business. an overnight underworld that very few of us ever get to see. >>> and later, she couldn't just shake it off like taylor swift. she got a little bit choked up today. the setting is perfect. but then erectile dysfunction happens again. you know what? plenty of guys have this issue, not just getting an erection, but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. good to know, right? if ed is stopping what you started... ask you do

jen dit last year.he she's doing it again. >> yeah but we're adding about 72 level of complication, this go pro camera will be able to go live. my kids are here to make sure i make this happen. thirty-one floors. brian want to make sure we are safe as can be. let's do it. we're almost there. almost there, ladies. what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to reduce income taxes for the middle class and cut local property taxes. and tom corbett? it's corbett who slashed education by a billion dollars... ...and now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. and it's corbett who's increasing gas taxes by 28 cents a gallon. tom corbett. desperate and dishonest. >>> one thing that is lingering now that the rain has gone and storm pulled away we are still seeing high wind especially up in the mountains but even here in the city. we have sustain wind of 9 miles an hour but they are gusting at times. we have 21 miles an ho

jennings and i go back several years. her flamboyant personality tends to draw attention from staff and her and i had several interactions as a result of her loud nature, let's say. >> i know. >> what did i tell you was going to cause you to get in trouble? >> my mouth. >> and what got you in trouble? >> my outspokenness. my mouth. >> okay. you list it as outspokenness. you come across very aggressive when you talk 'cuz you're loud. >> jennings is charged with identity theft, wrongful impersonation, and driving without a license. she has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but she has had several prior convictions for identity theft and credit card fraud which resulted in two prison terms. >> it's more like a hobby, credit card fraud. when you work you have to find something you like doing. you can't just pick any job because then you're not going to stay there. plus i can't work for minimum wage. it's not enough money. >> it seems most inmates who know her have an opinion about jennings. some appreciate her big person

jen is down safely. with that. 29 miles an hour wind gust in the mountains so it is very blustery there today. lets go through this seven day forecast. today skies are continuing to clear getting rid of the clouds get up to 66 degrees. sixty-eight tomorrow. did you did you see that we are giving it a ten out of ten on saturday and nine on unday just a few degrees cooler and breezy, on sunday. sunday and nice on monday mid 60's and then back to the 07's on tuesday, and wednesday, before a cold front comes through wednesday night and takes it back down in the 60's. so all and all now that we have gotten rid of the rain there is lots to look forward to in the seven day forecast. >> i'm so excited, past couple of days i have been sleeping a lot, a lot of naps, good napping weather. >> people are excited for the whole weekend. hopefully you have not lost your groove, alex holley fox 29. serious teach a class line. your musicty. >> i knew i would make fun of it. one person said you have to be kidding me teachi

hey, jen?s. >> david in town for tack tore's workshop. >> look for somebody to be in my next movie, doing workshop saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. then audition everyone here sunday in courtyard marriott? >> yes, go to my website david etalbert. >> so you know there is you have been waiting, he's here, bring it. >> ♪ (singing) ♪ >> keep those eyes open. beautiful voice. eyes are the window to the soul. do you have keep them open. >> okay. good morning to you. >> morning. >> okay, show us what you have, love. >> my heart is broken, in the beginning, there was darkness. >> what are you doing, a monologue? >> this is one of my poe that's i wrote. >> do you have memorize it. >> my heart is broken, in the beginning, it was -- >> no, no. >> okay, thank you. >> wards can't -- >> i know. >> next time make sure you memorize it, own it, you wrote it. you wrote it. >> i'm just nervous. >> and that is advice you're giving people? >> you got to own those words. >> all right. >> ♪ (singing) ♪ >> wait. see th

hey, jen?'ll save you some meat on a stick. >> let me tell you something. >> he's nervous ill steel his car, steel his crew. he's seeing me, he's seeing miss 147. he knows what's up. coming up after the break, we'll talk to him. if you're still willing, and check out this car, and i'll tell you what's special about it, by the way, it is the fastest thing on earth. it, by the way, it is the fastest thing on earth. >> 332 miles an no one asks to have diabetes or heart disease. at gateway health, we see you , not your condition. gateway health medicare advantage plans offer complete care that fits you better, gives you more, and may cost you less. like ten-dollar copays on the medications you need, and zero copays on everything from diabetic monitoring supplies to hearing and eye exams. call 1-877-gateway today. for a better plan. and a better you. >> outside, drag racing, women are involved, and two of the biggest stars, now, i'm not kidding. i have no life. >> that's a lie. >> no lie. nice drag

. >> and then jen is similar to your hair today, hi jen. >> look at this. this is the finish product. this is a four strand. >> this is something we can't do but it is gorgeous. i will tell you something you you can do you can fire up to $25 get this amazing new thing, it is after of our really cool celebrity hair product. seriously if you can do this and you are not a hairdresser, i'm just kitting. i tried to dot fish braid. >> fishtail. >> yes. >> okay, jen. >> fishtail is no the that hard. >> it looks hard. >> you just take a tiny bit of each strand of the braid. >> it is not hard but intricate. >> can you braid your own hair. >> i can try to do a little will bit of it. >> do pigtails. >> okay. >> while she does that, i want to tell you this little phrase, diamonds are forever. >> yes. >> yes. >> that doesn't mean your marriage will last though. weird new study claims that the bigger your die machine ring is, the the the shorter your marriage. >> this study was done by professors from emery university. they found that u.s. adults who spent a large amount

. >> now we will get to jen.d morning, jen. >> good morning, i found one of mike's friends, but he is a little stiff. get it? hey, it is october 1st, so yes, now have permission to decorate. dodo like i do at my house, would you? we're not at my house, we'll tell you how to do some of these great things >>> see the clouds out, there see there are areas where there is probably fog, a lot of moisture, still in the air, and typical day at the bus stop. we don't need umbrella with bus stop buddy. just little jersey on a 6ers cap. they started training training camp yesterday. you will see in places cents some sunburning through the clouds, most of our temperatures are in the 60s, we're going with a eight out of ten today with some sunshine, some seasonable temperatures, and mostly cloudy skies at times, and few sprinkles. we see some of those on ultimate doppler radar. nothing much in our area to show you at the moment, though. 64 degrees in philadelphia, right now, little bit of breeze, see the camera would be link

>> what is so unusual about, jen, it wasn't a back end server-based kind of attack.s is sort of through the front door kind of attack, is seems as if in the case of jp morgan chase it was attacking the sort of low-hanging fruit of the various application on his their system. they were going through and checking out every little application ar running throughot the company and exploiting little hoop holes in that they tried it with the other banks that's what the fbi determined by sort of matchingism p. addresse ip addressing between the attackers. it's a peered weired attack, it's stumped people to what they were after. >> they matched i.p. addresses that's how they connected chase. why is chase breached and the other companies aren't? >> it doesn't reflect well on claims' system. security experts have really been saying that it has to do with the applications themselves. if you are running a sort of outdated application and old end one, you haven't upgraded that application may not be playing by the kind of industry standard rules that you theoretically want with cy

. >> jen?this is a scary, it was a book. >> better than ben afflict is in it. >> by the way ben has full frontal nudity right there. >> that is reason right there, we will there been to go. >> it is a short story. the here's jen. >> hi guys, normally i'm here at mapel grove race way and parking lot is empty, look at this, 80,000 people are supposed to be there this weekend, it is a huge national race and we are going to go inside with all of the racers, seriously, matt, he is awesome, they are all here, we seriously, matt, he is awesome, they are all here, we will tell you how you to i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> welcome back.

we have our repelling event with quincy and jen coming up.sustain wind but 23 miles an hour up in the mountains. 13 miles an hour in wilmington. we are seeing higher gusts as much as 18, 20 miles an hour, depending where you are and it is really windy in the mountains with the 36 miles an hour win gust this hour. our temperature trend really has been quite the roller coaster ride this last sunday at 56, we are peak at 70 on tuesday. we didn't get out of the 50's on wednesday, or thursday, but today, 66 degrees. it is getting better, and that roller coaster will rise by tuesday of next week in the mid 70's. it looks excellent for our walk to end alzheimer's in atlantic city on sunday morning. that is a beautiful day as well. there is your forecast, lets get to the roads at 6:42. we will start in upper merion where we had an overturn vehicle, the road is still closed, which road upper gulf road. the it is south gulf road, sorry between upper gulf road and matsonford road. tow truck now has vehicle upright they are clearing it but in the meantim

jen, i love you. >> i love you too, mike jerrick. but only after 6:00 p.m. you know what i am ' saying? hey, here's the thing, doing our pinterest challenge. by the way, we finish both of our challenges, so now moving onto harder challenge. that one sort of goes to darren, sort of not, because i like the hat bert. so i have to figure out who is the winner, there is always a winner. make no mistake. >> always a winner. >> and a loser. >> high. >> something that's been bothering me. >> oh, no. >> for the last ten years. >> uh-huh? >> this rash. no, halloween, used to be just for kids. back in my day, long time ago, halloween was for kids. >> totally. >> so the number one costume this year will be elsefrom the movie frozen? if you can find one. >> it is very difficult. >> and they're pricy. >> but you know what, the adults can finds them. have you seen the adult frozen costumes for this year? >> oh. that's sexy olof right? >> seriously? when did this start? when did it become a big holiday inn celebration for adults? to dress up, even kind of slutty outfits. >>

are we go to go jen. >> are we doing jen. >> we will do this first. >> the first kiss. >> bang, bang >> it may be hard to recall for two little ones when they get older, take a look at this >> she doesn't look that happy bit, she's kind of backing up. >> that is how it works. >> yeah, right. >> totally how it works. >> going in for a kill. >> oh, yeah, baby. >> yes. >> yes you hear the moms laughing they think thinks hilarious. >> yes. >> he pushed her down. >> it is always fun and games until somebody gets hurt. >> yeah. >> first play date. >> that looks like my love life, the running. >> so this morning we're trying to help out your thighs. >> and your neck and your face. >> your whole body trimming down the outside of your thighses specially for the the ladies. they can freeze the fat and then you just spill it out of your body. >> here are the before pictures. >> yes, when they were showing all of what they were doing. >> yes, that is her neck. >> and then the thighs. >> i think we're doing the thighs, i really think we're doing the thighs. so, eventually we will have a before pi

jen?en it comes to the relationship with turkey and the united states, can you give us a time line? >> people are optimistic, first of all because turkey has changed its tune in the last several days. the parliament voted to authorize military involvement in the fight against isil. although they have not taken steps towards that. it is entangled in ancient animosities between the ethnic kurds who populate kobani, and the ethnic turks and the turkish government now. plus the overriding season is the policy of turkey is to overthrow the assad regime. and the white house does not want to do that militarily. so there are all kinds of cross currents, inflicting policy goals that are making this ever more complicated. >> well, mike viqueira thank you for trying to simplify it for us. you did a good job. >> all right. >>> well, a very different battle is playing out in a courtroom in washington this week where the government bailout of aig is on trial. today it was ben bernanke's turn to go up ag

, is it. >> jen?> it is base click like a $25 upgrade on hair. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is like the salon secrets. you guys have known about this for a while. >> yes. >> it is called ola flex. >> it is a chemical, rebounding, so it is like the hair breaks down when you either brush it or heating up meant or even coloring. the this is like a chemical addedded in to something to bond that hair. >> you can go ahead and begin. one of the things stylist love is you can take someone from dark tore blonde and it doesn't end up all like that. >> yes. >> and then this is pretty cool, you say that this product is gluten free. >> why. >> why is that important. >> well, some would than who suffers from celiac or has a mild sort of allergy to certain air product, anything with gluten can give them a reaction. curling cream anything external can affect their mood or their reaction to any of that. you now you found out about this from another stylist, right. >> yes. >> and he said what. >> said

so tomorrow, these two, jen and q will repel off of a 30 story building. jen has already done it.saw this last year. q is scared to death. >> i'm worried about him. >> i feel for him. >> but each year they have competed. they are trying to make money for certain cause. >> right for charity. >> yep. >> she is like $11,000 or something. >> q is like at 13. >> no. >> go to my fox philly.com and support the two of them. >> it will be great tv tomorrow though. >> yes. >> live. >> live on tv what could go wrong. >> 9:50. brad pitt sat down with that actor/comedian zach galefin akis. >> he was in the hang over movies. >> yes. >> he did an episode of one of those web series that he does, called between two ferns, brad pitt, between two ferns. >> fury. >> fury. >> when does that come out on dvd. >> do you ever unbutton your pants and just sit back abe go, oh, boy. >> i don't recall doing that. >> when does it get funny. >> i know, i don't know why we pick these two clips. >> you have to watch the whole thing in the entire. >> beginning is hysterical. >> the series is funny, period. >> okay

. >> so jen fred has a a lotto owe what? >> stretch. >> we will talk more about christmas. >> does it upset you that you go into boscovs and all these christmas decorations. >> if we don't start now when do we start. >> would it be after thanksgiving. that does not leave you much time. >> listen, young lady that is exactly when we used to do it, friday after thanksgiving. >> maybe people need more time. >> it is just stores want to sell more stuff. nothing wrong with that. >> will you buy more because displays are up. no. write out your list. check your things off as you get them. >> it must work why would they do it. >> that is true. >> it gets you in the spirit. wouldn't you think i like that sweater, i will get it right now. >> maybe i'll get an extra. >> see something cute, i'll get it now. >> i'll get one for me. >> these are deep thoughts, as we ponder every single, flipping year. >> i know it. >> i am not a big fan of the holidays you are. >> no, my favorite day of the year. >> it is than january 1st. >> why is that.

here comes jen. oh, we will not have jen. >> no. >> a new study claims longer couples are together the less likely they are to say, i love you. all love lost. so we will talk about why feelings, they fade with time. maybe that is why jen didn't show up. she doesn't love you any more. >> i don't love you anymore. >> here is some news for the kids, philadelphia has been named one of the best places in the entire united states of america to trick or treat. >> according to zillow, philadelphia rang fourth at trick or treating, that is six spots up from last year. >> how did we get better site says best neighborhoods, really about handing out the candy. some of the best neighborhoods are fairmount, cedar park, mt. airy, and chestnut hill. so here are top five trick or treating cities. number five san jose, california. four, philly. three chicago. number two los angeles and number one, san francisco. >> they go all out in san francisco, no question bit. >> hard core. >> hard core. >> hard core halloween. >

i'm carheryl jennings. from cancer to heart disease and of course, the dangers of secondhand smoke and every single day nearly 4,000 young people under the age of 18 smoke a cigarette for the first time. according to the centers for disease control andrevention the cdc also reports that nearly 13% of the adult population in california a currently smokers, and that is more than 3 million people. 69% of smokers in the united states do want to quit completely. the impact of sming tobacco is clearly dangerous, but a fascinating recent study suggests tobacco's historic use in california may actually stretch back far longer than researchers believe. it's abc 7's carolyn johnson. >> this is the type that got us all started. >> if arceologist, she's certainly fascinating by it. she spent tracing the earliest use of the people of california and the pacific coast. >> tobacco in the united states was present 8,000 or 10,000 years ago and hunter gatherers probably figured out the special properties of the plant quite e

jen said ever. i say much. see how we get through the a block. this morning, the heated debate over the mandatory ebola quarantines and the shift overnight. andrew cuomo said that health care workers returning who do not show symptoms of ebola will be allowed to stay home. a spokesman for governor chris christie says the same policy is in that state. they face growing criticism and white house pressure for requiring 21-day quarantined from those returning from west africa if they had contact with ebola patients. governor christie is defending the plan and denies he was contacted by the white house. >> i don't believe, when you're dealing with something as serious as this, that we can count on a voluntary system. this is government's job. if anything else, protect the safety and health of our citizens. so we have take en this action. i have no second thoughts about it. i believe it will be a national policy sooner rather than later. >> it puts governor christie at odds with one of the nation's top health officials who say the quarantines could hav

they bring a bunch of dirt in for arrayed yo. >> jen?ya, okay, i just want to be clear about something, you know how we do these things, i get little nervous, i'm little nervous. we tried it already. hi, mike, say hi. >> how are you? >> mike owns the bull. get western that you road in a actual competition weeks ago, ya. one. pr guys says typically when do you the stunt with the reporter people you use older bulls. >> yes. >> retired bulls. >> no, not necessarily. like this one right here, he's probably, what, six? >> six years olds. >> is that old? >> he is an older bull. >> why do you do that? who is he looking at? is he looking at the camera guy? >> yes, tom, please. so do you think we're good? >> we're good. >> who should get on first. >> i think you got it. >> so last time i hold you all hands, we'll do that again? >> we will do whatever makes you feel comfortable. >> really, tom, are you good, and by the way, kerrey and all you guys in, there you can't say anything in my ear because can he smell fear. so tell them that. >> don't mak

the most creative answers using the hash tag, jen is over here dressed.e'll put the best pictures if you can tweet us later in the show. and mike g. let me borrow his hat. this is his eyes wide shut hat and mask he brought to work today after a night on the town. >>> so, still ahead on "way too early," lebron goes home and not all sunshine and rainbows for cleveland. why cavs fans are waking up disappointed but james is still the king. >>> and later, these guys may be harmless, but don't be fooled because one college student decides to go as lala for halloween and the results aren't pretty. let's just say they might end up for the mug shot. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >>> an investigation is under way into the sudden death of one of hollywood's brightest young stars, 23-year-old river phoenix collapsed outside a los angeles nightclub early this morning. an autopsy is planned tomorrow. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before

>>> welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings, each of the shs loks at early childhood development, the precious yearsetween birth and five years old. we know nurtufring young minds is key to ensuring a healthy and happy childhood. our guest shows us how the future of our society depends on our ability to develop this next generation. joining me in the studio is dr. ross thompson a distinguished professor of psychology. >> thank you for coming. >>my pleasure. >> you'reoing parent/child development in the first three yea. tell us about that. >> we study parent/child relationships and our appreciation for the importance of what is going on in these every y encounters between a responsive adult and interested child. our appreciation of that is really grown bause of the work on early brain development because of the ways researchers andneuroscientists have focused on how explosive is the growth of thbrain in the early years of life and how much the brain grows as a result of how it's stimulated by social interacon like these, adults who are singing and otherwise being responsive to wha

omar villafranca, cbs news, jennings, missouri. >>> why did the secret service send agents to a private home in maryland? i'm andrea mccarren at the white house, the latest on a new government investigation into their conduct coming up. >> reporter: it's been four days since human remains were found in charlottesville. are they those of hannah graham? we take you inside to search. >> reporter: i'm stephanie ramirez in d.c. talking with the director of ddot on the new construction and changes on military road and the 6 decent street bridge. that's coming up he -- 16th street bridge. that's coming up next. >>> more scrutiny from the secret service and it involves a controversial mission that unfolded in maryland. thank you for joining us.

okay, let's get out to jen. jen has the story of the day. been so much fun.e're talking about our favorites. >> the man behind all of it, antoin, in the building right now, by the way, you knows he is six-four? he is really tall. >> i did not know that. >> yes, we will see him 8: 45, little snip it of him right here. >> you all need to hide your kids, hide your wife and hide your husband because they're raping everybody out here. >> ♪ >> no, he does not have his head wrap. but he does look good. i'll tell you what he is doing now, he is literally in our >> fairytale wedding came, transforms your wedding cake into photo slide show, or even home video, no word on how much it costs cents, i imagine, it is expensive, though. to take this magical cake. >> wonder why they won't say how much it is cents? it has to be a ton, right? >> oh, my gosh, i'm sure. >> couple thousand dollars? >> at least. look at. that will like you can watch a movie on a cake. >> does the carriage ever go way around it or does it just keep skipping? >> for as much as you pay for it, i'm sur

hi, jen. >> isn't she amazing. first of all, good morning. >> good morning. >> continue to set up and be fabulous. you don't have to be quiet. real quick what are these women doing right now. >> we're setting up the pop up shop because in an hour we will have a hundred or so people coming through. everybody can take five items of this gorgeous clothing for free. >> okay you need no paperwork. there is no eligibility, just come on down, if you are in need, we have clothes for you. >> okay. so the deal is thaw want us to feel like a shop. why do you think a shopping experience is important to these people. >> in order to feel really good and confident about yourself despite battles you need to fight in your daily life. we want you to have a spring in your step. we want to you feel good about yourself. when you come down to this store and we have wonderful volunteer sales associate who are helping you. what can we do what are you looking for today? you will feel confident. you feel like you have had a dignified experi

i would do it. >> jen may not have been fast enough.odd reports that home received multiple offers and went over the asking price. >> no shame in highest price from your end. that's a good thing. >> i'm happy to sell it at any price. $10,000 or $300,000. as long as they close, it's money. they don't close, no money. >> for "nightline," i'm gloria riviera in jacksonville, florida. >> oh, boy. i don't think i'd buy one of those. >>> music in the workplace and the power it has to make you more productive and competent. what are the songs that help you crush it on the job. >>> also in our next half hour, what would you do, reena. you find over $100,000 in cash on the side of the road. do you keep it? or do we go shopping? >> go to saks fifth avenue. >> that's my girl. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. avenue. >> that's my girl. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" co ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right,

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i'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive ourselves and how we look. our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are st some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our by image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of ctoria's secret in san francco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. protesters say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feelood about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, thank you r being here. we

has created the butler bag as well as her lifestyle brand empowered by jen gruber.st is about employees who remote completely. >> my question is how to best recruit and retain employees remotely when you have no physical presence or connection with them in the city in which they're working. >> i think this is a great question. i am in favor of employees working in the office if they can, but there are some cases where you need someone in a different city. how do you manage them? >> there's some cases when you're looking for the best talent, you need to offer flexibility to get to them. we do four things. the first, we hire right. so what i mean by that, we look for proactive people. people who will lean in and reach out if they are working remotely you need that mindset to be successful. second we invest in communication technology so there's no reasons why you can't communicate. the third is we make sure there's a travel budget. the fortunate thing is we have things like google hangouts that make the communications system quite affordable so we take the savings and

jen rogers is in for ali velshi. you later. >>> volatility is back with a vengeance, and ebola threatens not only lives, it puts livelihoods at risk too. >>> plus why the spending and saving habits of the rich have been hurting the rest of america. i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪

jen rogers joins us now with the explanation.i, jen. >> hi, tony. >> what is the oil and gas connection. >> i know, prices go up really fast, but not down as much. let's talk about what is happening with oil, crude oil dips below $80 a barrel before recovering today. goldman sachs cut its price. and opec can't agree on how to control prices right now. but despite the 25% drop in oil prices, the average price of gasoline is down only about 15%. so there's a little bit of a lag, because crude only makes up around two-thirds of the cost of retail gas. they have got to get the gas to your gas station, there's the competitiveness of your local market, the rent that the operators pay. there's a lot of stuff into why we're seeing wide differences across the country. overall, the average price is right around $3. if you are in south carolina, $2.78, or if you are in hawaii, $4 a gallon, but you would be in hawaii. >> yeah. is it a lag or are prices being supported artificially. but that's another conversation. >> that is a good conversat

and they first jen making another full meal in 26 minutes.l, she not, the chef s. >> now, jerrick, eugene, this guy is like i could do this in seven minutes if you need me to do it. >> chef, okay, making new time, shrimp and wild had your room stroganoff. you think this is seven minute thing? >> the hardest part about this, the longest part, is probably cooking the passes that. >> really? >> the egg noodles, yes. >> your favorite intoed. >> my fish spatula, i use it all the time. >> what for? >> put things in, scrape the bottom of the pan, get the good stuff off of it, pull things out of the oven with it, like an all around. >> quick flexing your chef muscles and get to work. good day philadelphia is >> a contest tent on the price is cite won about $26,000. uh-huh. on the big wheel, remember that part of the show, the big wheel? look at his reaction when he went -- >> say hi to my beautiful daughter, daniela, love you babydoll, marissa, my two sisters, cassy and mat senior. >> look what's happening here, buddy. >> oh! >> ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >>

. >> princess with power, a true queen, jen fredrick. pride and joy. >> how are you guys. i'm not real elsa she's coming but i want you to know one thing, let it go, let it go. you guys look beautiful, very magical. >> okay. >> you are the real elsa. >> of course you are, sweetheart. you are the real elsa. you are the real ella. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> do you want to meet the the other hosts. >> i want to know what they have up their sleeves. >> what. i did say i thought elsa would be a popular costume. >> popular. >> i just love it so much that all these girls are here, you guys all look magical. what is great about elsa you can do it with a crown, it is so chilly. it fees lick we are in arondale the frozen land but i like the way everybody can do it. we have to get your little thing up there. this was the movie of the season, i know my little one is dressed autopsy as elsa, as we went different places we saw elsa on top of ella a and then george, we had within of the most amazing elsa's, yes a lot of people thought that was the real elsa. >> a

this is oak crest freshman tumbling in for the touch jen down. 7-0 lead.kendall eliot flings it to isaiah. okay crest throws a 35-0 shutdown. the senior is going to sprint in for six. he features a number of weapons at the running back position. how about albright? he's going to lead the way for a touch jen down. beautiful. they are 5-0. they win 41-14. >> unbeaten. this is a third quarter kickoff. and he is gone. but we're going to take you right now to the play of the game. jonathan to dillon. it's a great one. hit the ground for the touchdown. he remanes unbeaten. >> let's keep it going. we have matt williams dropping back. going to feel the pressure. and we have a touchdown. that's pretty cool. elijah robinson running for 330 yards and five touchdowns. trying to get back in it. deep for the 46-yard touchdown. but not enough. we have reached the final time now. up next, we're going to pick up the beat and get it going. >> we're a lot closer this year than we usually are. >> meet the musicians who are banding together to create a powerful sound. that is

alice jennings, welcome to democracy now! explain what is happening. is happening here is nothing short of a humanitarian crisis. starting last year, the city of detroit began to shut water off in homes, and these would be homes with disabled persons, children. it really didn't matter. the truckitary way, would start at one end of the street and by the time it reached the other end, or maybe 50% of the homes were shut off. trucks was there any advance notice? >> no, there was not. believe the policy procedure where they would put on the bill , your water may be subject to shut off. but there had been a process where water was not collected on. the people grew very accustomed to paying some part of their bill, a little here, little there, maybe buying food, getting medical care. so when this happened, it was sudden and abrupt, very abrupt. >> if your water was about to be turned off, he presumably would try to feel everything you can with water, but you don't have that chance. >> there wasn't even that chance. and fact from the late charity hicks was ar

. >>> jen freddie's showing us halloween is not just for kids. >> one of these things is not like the other. who knew we would get so many ella is as. you look beautiful ella is a. these ladies are waiting for real elsa at 9:00 o'clock. if you are ready for halloween you have to let it go. lou amazing. here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in education and a skilled workforce today. i'm tom wolf and i have a plan. we can do great things, but we have to think ahead. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> of course, bus stop buddy has a costume on this morning. i saw that, di. we have his little pumpkin ready for treats too but no fooling he is going with the egyptian theme. he is bundled up. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. we are giving you an eight out of ten. make sure you have enough on, under or over your costume. and here

jen is there. >> hi, jen. >> the the place is beautiful. >> it is beautiful. what do you do with a brand new building, you dump 600 cubic yards of dirt on top of it. can you imagine if we did this at good day with the new studio, someone would get fired. 600 tons, 600 cubic feet, cubic yards of dirt. from what i understand that is local dirt because they cannot be shipping the dirt in. chris is here good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are not the the boss of the building but you are the boss of him. >> yes, that is correct. >> you are the the boss of the fans. >> that is correct. >> people are super excited as we look around and you have to be so happy that they are finally back closer to philadelphia. >> great opportunity for us. it is tremendous. it is great to be back. we cannot wait until next friday night when we open this up for our home opener if people have in the seen phantoms play i took my kids to see it one time these guys are fighting for a spot obviously with the flyers. so you really see a lot of action. >> absolutely, we were talking e

i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ i am richard gizberg.ith the news story as beg as, as devisive, battles are fought not just on the ground but in the news media for hearts, minds and political support. is's attacks on the gaza strip began is july 8th. in all, more than 2,200 palestiniansians were killed. most civilians compared to 70 israelis, the vast majority soldiers.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings.ame changer for women in the work force who want to be mothers. egg freezing is expensive. the procedure generally costs a minimum of $10,000 and often reaches twice that. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with more. >> for those of you who have read the anne murray-slaughter article why women still can't have it all, you realize how difficult it is to be at the top of your game while being a wonderful mom at the same time. here, the two companies are saying you can do both, maybe not at the same time, which opens up a whole new dialogue. the tech industry is still dominated by men. most women would say they welcome any amount of help to climb the corporate ladder. how about up to $20,000 to freeze their eggs? >> i think it's empowering women because it gives them more of an option that they can take on their career now, then not be pressured to have children now. >> reporter: facebook offers egg freezing and storage as part of the company's benefit package. apple

panetta says though, jen. this is your department. he's saying in his book that state and pentagon, and defense, were on the same page. that the folks at the white house who worked for the man who ran -- who ran on the promise of getting us out of iraq, that they were in a heated disagreement and they couldn't convince the white house that if we didn't keep these troops there, this was going to create a vacuum that would create a safe haven for the terrorists. they couldn't convince them. and now leon panetta, an honorable man, you don't think he's misleading us in his book, do you? >> i think i just stated how honorable he is. >> right. so why can't we just accept that that is what happened and talk about why it happened. why is there a disagreement? why does the president come out to try to tell us now that he wasn't responsible for this decision when he sat across from mitt romney and said, yes, i made the call because i didn't want to get bogged down in the middle east with 10,000 american troops still there? >> well, megyn, first

. >> new we will get to jen, she has moved to the convention center. >> hi, jen. >> hi guys there areealers that are literally driving away the cold. it is an amazing coat drive, and all of these gorgeous children are beneficiaries. we will talk about what is going on here at the pennsylvania convention center in just a minute. pennsylvania convention center in just a minute. driving away the c i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> lucy, we love our lucy, lucy and ricky. >> what is your twitter, how many followers, because if you get to 2,000 followers. >> we're lacking. >> we are. >> 1524. >> but it is gone up by 300. >> yes. >> that will happen here. >> if you get to 2,000 followers, mike. >> in 15 minutes. >> mike will put

i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi.hanks for joining us. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to the news hour, i'm marteen dennis and live in the headquarters and coming up, in 60 minutes scuffles in hong kong as hundreds of unidentified people move in to break down protest barriers. [gunfire] the u.n. chief calls for the end of provocations at jerusalem holly site as police clash with palestinian

i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi.s for joining us. ♪ > >>> syria's refugee crisis back in focus. top diplomats meet in berlin after an urgent call for action by the u.n. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead - calls for perspective in the u.s. over the ebola outbreak. the media accused of whipping up hysteria. >> americans are far more likely to get the flu this year than ebola >>> the case aga

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. >>> plus, jen's new alias. jennifer garner's got from a butt-kicking actress on tv to a helicopter mom on the big screen. but at home, she and her famous husband still have fun. so, who has to play the bad cop when it comes to the kids? >>> and, reality bites. >> i am scared. >> the real housewives of new jersey starter lee is a giudice prepares to say good-bye to the good life and hello to the big house. why her new reality could look like what we see on "orange is the new black." but first, the "nightline" five. >>> we unite the country's coasts. we connect its people. and its business. we haul its goods. and carry its progress. across 33,000 miles of the great american landscape, you'll see our never-ending salute to a nation. union pacific. building america. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. you're about to meet a pregnant mom who is engaging in activities that her doctor can't be thrilled about. it's not like she's wrest. ing alligators -- oh, wait. that's exactl