joanne: infancy is a truly unique and wondrous time of life. those of us who work with babies are able to enjoy the rapid growth that occurs during the child's earliest years and form deep, affectionate bonds with each baby in our care-- bonds that we now know can impact a child for life. but sometimes, caring for infants and toddlers in a group setting can be demanding and difficult. how do we know when we are doing the right thing with our infants and toddlers? what if a baby won't stop crying? what if a toddler refuses to put on her jacket? and what about those magnificent temper tantrums for which 2-year-olds are so famous? hello. i'm joanne hendrick, the author of the whole child and your guide to this video series. in this program, we're going to look at some of the important components that go into providing consistent, one-on-one relationships with infants and toddlers in group settings. we'll observe some infant and toddler programs in private child-care centers, university lab schools, and family day-care homes, and we'll hear from in

. >> well, you know what my ideal world we, joanne? one of these students end up being in some kind of danger and police officers not helping them. that's an awful thing for me to think, but i want that to happen. >> wouldn't it be better if they were in danger and the police officers did help them? >> yes, but that's makes me a jerk. >> oh, i see. because that would be the greatest thing to say i know we disagree, but now i am saving your life. >> that's right. but i am a petty person. what are your thoughts on this amazing story? >> when i first saw the video footage it looked like a flash mob was getting together so kelly was like, great, entertainment. but then it was poorly orchestrated. if you are gonna do a big protest like, this you need to have a run through, a dress rehearsal as we say in the biz. >> that's short for? business, oh. >> i forgot. i get what they are doing, but i don't think it it went off too well. >> it doesn't help their cause so maybe i should be happy. >> that's the cynical way to look at it. >> i am a cyni

joanne ikeda: people can die very quickly after becoming dehydrated. so it's really important to drink six to eight glasses of fluid a day. now, one can take that in as fruit juice, as low fat milk products, those kinds of things. as you buy fruit juices or processed foods, my rule of thumb is, when a new product comes into the market, look at the list of ingredients. if you can recognize 10 of those words, then you are ready to take that first sip. for any new beverage, look at all the chemicals that go into some of the processed foods. do they really belong in your body? can you live without them or can you do moderation? the body also needs vitamins and minerals to function. vitamins occur naturally in all living things- cows, carrots, trees and humans. each vitamin and mineral plays a key role in keeping the body functioning. joanne ikeda: well, i always think particularly of calcium and iron because those are the ones that we're commonly concerned about in this day and age. calcium, because of the high incidence of osteoporosis. women don't realiz

i told him i was going to go and leave his house and go to joanne robinson's house because joanne was a planner and she had had a bad experience and she had the records of what had taken place and she was the one who had contacted city officials on claudette's case and she was ready to do something so i went to her house and for the next five hours, we sat in her living room and planned the montgomery bus boycott. decisions that we reached. if we were ever going to solve the problem of the buses in montgomery we must do it now. secondly, if we are going to solve it we want to do two things. we know they are going to convict us so it is going to be appealed. i told joann ultimately we will file a federal suit to solve it but have to go through the process. and she said we need to do -- need to have people stay off of the buses while we go through the process. how are we going to do it? number one, i am going -- let's look at what we need to do. we have got to get the word out. we have got to get back preachers' because they have the years of most people on sunday morning than any other

ahora veamos a joanne.unas líneas finas y arrugas por debajo. pero vean que tiene bolsas muy pronunciadas bajo los ojos que lamentablemente son muy comunes en mujeres de su edad. nuevamente, aplicamos una cantidad muy pequeña del suero por debajo y en la comisura de los ojos. observen que aplico desde adentro hacia afuera hasta la comisura externa del ojo, cubriendo por completo la zona de la bolsa. la dejaremos actuar 90 segundos y veremos qué sucede en esta zona hinchada y con bolsas. muy bien. regresemos a ver a maría. ya casi transcurrieron 90 segundos. veamos los resultados. veamos la imagen anterior de maría. podemos ver claramente las líneas finas y arrugas por debajo y al costado de los ojos. ahora observemos el mismo ojo sólo 90 segundos después. como podrán ver, hay una diferencia espectacular entre cómo se ve su ojo ahora y cómo se veía hace sólo 90 segundos. veamos la imagen anterior. pueden ver que las líneas finas y arrugas desaparecieron por completo. y el cronómetro marca que esta transforma

look, joanne, billy had nothing to do with this. much billy loves you. and he misses you very much. look, just give him another chance. and if you won't do it for me, do it for fish jesus. do you have fish jesus? of course. he was nailed to a board and hung in a man's study as a novelty to sing funny songs. your god is a gag gift, did you know that? would you excuse us? is it true, billy? do you really miss me? joanne, i am so sorry. i promise i'll do better. you know what? i had to live on the land to learn there might be a million fish in the sea, but there's only one you. oh, billy... aw, look at that. that's nice. oh, cool, they're already using my garbage! wow, peter, you did a really nice thing helping billy get back together with his wife. yeah, and the best part is, he's out of the house and back in the ocean. i guess everything worked out for everybody. arr! 'tis a mighty haul! hey. oh. yeah, it's me as neptune. closed captioning is brought to you in part by...

she does look a little bit like joanne. >> no. that's maxine, his wife at the time. >> oh, okay. >> so, you know. it's never dull in our house. >> also on the front page. >> yes. >> they are related in some ways. >> sex shocker with matt lauer. >> it's a great day here . it's a good day to be alive. >> when you get the papers and they are like this, you're so happy. i was wondering what was matt going to do when the show started. because if you didn't see, yesterday he interviewed miley cyrus who said after 40, people stop having sex. she said, how old are you? he said, i'm 55. she said, you're definitely not having sex. we wondered what was matt going to do. >> it was a firestorm. >> it was all over everything. >> this morning, matt lauer was on set. here 's what happened. >> let's move on to something else. >> i heard when you turn 40 things go a little less sexual. >> don't say that. >> probably around 40. i heard that's when people don't have sex anymore. so i guess maybe around then. >> do you know how old i am? >> i'm going

i'm joanne hendrick. see you next time on the whole child.a joy. each day brings new discoveries and opportunities. we can make the most of this enthusiasm with everyday materials and experiences. how to develop our children's growing minds, next time on the whole child. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. funding for this program was provided by... welcome to another session of beliefs and believers. i'm dr. john simmons, and we're continuing on our journey to try to understand the relationship between myth and ritual. today, as always, we've got another fascinating class. we're going to be looking at what we call in the field primal religions, which includes the religions of the indigenous peoples of the world in africa, america, indonesia, the amazonian basin, and we want to turn to them

i'm joanne hendrick. see you next time on the whole child.a joy. each day brings new discoveries and opportunities. we can make the most of this enthusiasm with everyday materials and experiences. how to develop our children's growing minds, next time on the whole child. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. funding for this program was provided by... is this a credit card? hendrick: these children are having a wonderful time playing... ice cream cone. yep, i like ice cream cones. yes, but also learning-- learning how to think, to reason, to absorb ideas and process information, to recognize and solve problems. for the whole child, especially at this age, learning isn't work. it's a joy, a pleasure, and something to look forward to every day. woman: why does his nose go up and down? woman: where else have we seen tadpoles? child: there's grass in there. hendrick: this is especially true as more and more teachers combine the more conventional and traditional styles of teaching with the new and creative learning techni

joanne is beautiful as always. old friends and some new ones -- it is a joy to be here and i am truly honored to accept this award. as i thought about my remarks, i had memories of jack camp and his importance in our society and his influence on me. the work of thekemp foundation to consider his legacy is very important. i am very ankle and grateful for what jack kemp has done for our country. for the opportunity to know him, it has been very special. i miss him a lot. these days, i wonder what would jack m do as i watch the cable news show with the goings on here in washington, dc? i wonder what he would think about the downward course our nation has taken under president obama in the few years and the partisan gridlock that has paralyzing washington right now. i would love to hear his prescriptions on the big issues we face -- how to jumpstart economic wrote when the majority party is fixated not on growth on distribution of people's hard-earned money. i'm also locked into a pretty competitive damage fantasy foot

i'm joanne hendrick. see you next time on the whole child.ring out, exploring new skills, and testing new abilities-- they're all part of a child's physical development. how to help children grow by leaps and bounds, next time on the whole child. tried the noodle? you didn't find it good? captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. funding for this program was provided by... you have the right to remain silent. you have the right to be heard. anything you say can be used against you... what you say will be listened to with dignity and respect. you have the right to information and assistance. [ cell door closes ] justice isn't served until crime victims are. funding for this program was provided by... safety is always paramount when it comes to children and physical play. however, helping our children develop physically also means letting them venture out to test their abilities and learn new skills. but where should you draw the line between personal achievement and personal safety? hello. i'm joanne hendrick, author of t

so we're here to let them know they are being rescued. >> hi, i'm bob. >> and i'm joanne, and we live

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. >> reporter: then mary's sister joanne spotted a bright light in the distance, the unimaginable. a massive fire began to spread. >> i'm really anxious. >> reporter: our abc producers were there describing the horror. >> it's destroyed, it feels like. it's like the apocalypse hit. >> reporter: firefighters braved waters knee deep, saving every single life in the towns. in the end 135 homes burned to the ground, another 220 destroyed. >> we don't know where they're going to take us. we don't know -- don't know. >> our house was just about here. >> reporter: today mary and joanne's home gone. >> what do you miss the most just about what life was like? >> walking around here you would see someone that you knew and you would go to take a half-hour walk and it would take you three hours because you would stop by someone's house. >> reporter: like so many it's been a rough year of picking up the pieces, fighting with insurance companies. >> can we rebuild, do we have to take out a mortgage, fighting to get money. >> reporter: mary and her family say they will rebuild. >> you guys are la

here is an interesting one joann told me about charlie.om the time he came to live with them five years old, he is scary. he's violent, he lies about everything. the first person he ever physically attacked was jo ann. he picked up a cycle in the backyard and tried to stab her. her parents stopped him. his explanation, she made me do it. it wasn't my fault. she is older than me. i was defending myself. in first grade, not only told to me by joann, but corroborated by other people who were in school with manson at the time. first grade, he organized some girls in the class to beat up a boy he doesn't like. the principal comes looking for charlie. his explanation? the girls were doing what they wanted to do out of their own -- that's they wanted. you can't blame me. the same defense he uses all the years later with tate. >>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> here is a look at some books being published this week. .. i know most of you and i'm very glad to see you and i am here talking about my book, "why teach"

joanne ikeda: all of the magic potions have had side effects. we look at the fiasco with respect to the phen-fen combination-- the fenfluramine-phentermine-- that was so popular and ended up being withdrawn because it caused heart valve damage in women. ralph cygan: there are a number of stimulants on the market: ephedra, which is an epinephrine or sympathamimetic drug which is a strong metabolic stimulant that will probably suppress appetite for a few days or a few weeks, but longterm, can be extremely dangerous, and taken in doses higher than is recommended, can also cause potential cardiovascular problems, arrhythmias, chest pains, high blood pressure, etc. fad diets that limit or promote excessive intake of certain nutrients can also be dangerous. take high-protein diets, for example. protein is used, initially, in the body to maintain muscle mass, to build cells, antibodies, hormones, etc. generally, that need for protein will be met if we take in 12 to no more than 20% of our calories from protein. any additional protein that we take in wi

now, let's take a look at joanne.e has the usual smile lines at the corner of her eyes and some fine lines and wrinkles underneath. but notice, she has very pronounced bags under her eyes that are, unfortunately, very common in women of her age. again, we will apply a very small amount of serum to the area underneath her eyes and around the corners here. notice that i'm applying it from the inside corner of the eye all the way to the outside corner of the eye, completely covering the baggy area. we'll let that activate for about 90 seconds, and we'll see what happens to this baggy, puffy area. all right, let's go back down and take a look at maria. it's been about 90 seconds, so let's see her results. let's start by taking another look at maria's before picture. you can clearly see the fine lines and wrinkles underneath and beside her eyes. now, let's take a look at that same eye just 90 seconds later. as you can see, there is a dramatic difference between how her eye looks now and how it looked just 90 seconds ago. l

where's this going, joanne. >> at the moment it's going nowhere. republicans essentially said to the democrats, let us kill your health care bill. oh, no, we can't kill it? let us maim it and that is what they considered to be compromise. the idea that you would ask for a one-year delay in a law that has already been settled and decided by the supreme court in exchange for a two-month continuing resolution. this would only fund the government until december 15th and then we get to do it all over again. in between now and december 15th, we have a debt ceiling negotiation. i think democrats have finally said enough is enough. >> they may have said enough is enough but at some point, karen, somebody has got to fund the government. we've seen moderate republicans make a difference before. in january, 85 republicans voted with democrats when they had the fiscal cliff deal and 49 republicans voted for relief for victims of hurricane sandy, so there is movement that has been done in the past. but is that where it's going to come from this time? is it goin

. >> joanne, what do you say to people like tom and mary? a spokesman from the california exchange said there will be winners and losers under obamacare but most people buying their own insurance won't see an increase, but you're seeing these two examples. who is going to win or lose here. >> clearly these people will have a challenge getting coverage. what kind of coverage did they have before? is that entire increase because of the new law? are there other trends in healthcare and is it the same exact plan, do you have different protections as a consumer. if i was paying another $10,000 out of pocket, that's a lot of money. is this the experience of these individuals? yes, it is. are there other people like them? yes, there are. is this the experience of everybody in the country, no it's not. there are also people who are subsidized, who have cheaper plans or weren't able to get insurance at all and can get it now. it will be for the country to decide the balance of winners and losers. there are some experts--this is not an universally sha

now, let's take a look at joanne. again, she has the usual smile lines at the corner of her eyes and se fine lines and wrinkles underneath. but notice, she has very pronounced bags under her eyes that are, unfortunately, very common in women of her age. again, we will apply a very small amount of serum to the area underneath her eyes and around the corners here. notice that i'm applying it from the inside corner of the eye all the way to the outside corner of the eye, completely covering the baggy area. we'll let that activate for about 90 seconds, and we'll see what happens to this baggy, puffy area. all right, let's go back down and take a look at maria. it's been about 90 seconds, so let's see her results. let's start by taking another look at maria's before picture. you can cleay see the fine lines and wrinkles underneath and beside her eyes. now, let's take a look at that same eye just 90 seconds later. as you can see, there is a dramatic difference between how her eye looks now and how it looked just 90 seconds

. >> reporter: then mary's sister joanne spotted a bright light in the distance, the unimaginable. massive fire began to spread. >> i'm really anxious. >> reporter: our producers were there describing the horror. >> it's destroyed it feels like. it's like the apocalypse hit. >> reporter: firefighters braved waters knee deep saving every life in the town. in the end 135 homes burned to the ground, another 220 destroyed. >> we don't know where they're going to take us. we don't know -- don't know. >> our house was just about here. >> reporter: today mary and joanne's home gone. >> what do you miss the most just about what life was like? >> walking around here you would see someone that you knew and you would go to take a half-hour walk and it would take you three hours because you would stop by someone's house. >> reporter: like so many it's been a rough year of picking up the pieces, fighting with insurance companies. >> can we rebuild, take out a mortgage, fighting to get money. >> reporter: mary and her family say they will rebuild. >> you guys are laughing and smiling but i'm sur

. >> you know what i love, annie and joanne, and matt, the handsd often it is little things people look wy love her, too. she is lovely. she embraces her age. her her hands, you can see the wisdom of time, really, in them and the way she is holding it and her jewelry. she is so cute. >> joanne, how long did it take on this figure. >> betsy took four months from measurements to being ready to unveil. >> our figures can take 3 to 6 months to create just like all the figures she was created in london and sent here to the u.s >> and of course betty white like allison and i love animalsa who are you holding this whole time. >> this is rose morgan. she is precious. >> and i don't know if ifs youif notice she is a tripod. three legs here. >> she doesn't let that stop her from playing over there with koobooky. morgan is five -years-old, hound mix and in rose morgan was born with nerve damage in her leg. that's why the leg was removed e and she doesn't even know the difference. >> she is 100% all the time. >> how long have nen at the h facility or shelter? >> both have been there several weeks.

bob joanne were in line. the johnsons ended up with the next ticket in the bunch.he couple says they plan on investing the money after buying a new truck and some stuff for their garden. >>> we have been rich in sunshine in the afternoon. will there be a repeat tomorrow? let's check in with jeff. >> i like that. rich in sunshine. a million-dollar forecast to come in. the words we can't hear. on the marine layer, we're looking at widespread fog, continuing from the northern coastline to southern california. and not only coastal fog, very close to us. but we're finding ground fog that's beginning to form. some of the worst of that is expected tomorrow morning. that's where dense fogs advisories are in effect p visibility at a quarter mile and/or less. let's look at where it is the worst, up in santa rosa. likely tomorrow morning, in the north bay, we could see some areas going down to a new hundred feet. and seeing it reduce in oakland, san francisco and in gilroy at five miles or less. the fog will be back with us here, as we head throughout our wednesday forecast.

. >> gm i'm joanne i'm an assistant with the local stage hands union in san francisco that supplies the technical support for film production here in san francisco. we are all obviously in favor of this to pass. i want to give you a few brief numbers. i had our office run some figures and from 2011 to current end of the year 2013 october. the film productions loan not commercials has generated to local 16 members over $13 million in wages, health and welfare and pension it go to help working families here and thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> more than i'm john morris. i've been a member of the director guide for 20 years. a lot of those years i've worked at home, however, the last year's i've worked in georgia, louisiana and massachusetts. the film business used to be a california now boston and detroit and other cities are beating us. la has been losing a lot of work not just so far. alcatraz was mostly shot in canada not in the bay area. to connote with the other states we need to up the ante. we need to increase the incentives. it will provide jobs for many, many san f

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. >> you know, there is a pink diamond just in case you want to think about joanne in november -- >>59 carats. >> let's get our money together. >> that is nightly business report, i'm susie gharib. >> nightly business report has been brought to you by street.com. interactive financial multi-media tools for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps to generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are the street.com. >> closed captioning has been made possible by maryland relay, empowering those with hearing and speech loss to stay connected. >> hi, everybody. thanks for tuning in for "direct connection" tonight, and thanks as well to those of you streaming in for "direct connection." we're excited to announce that thanks to a partnership with the "baltimore sun" we have the program live on "baltimore sun" and mpt.org. so whether over the air, cable or the web, we're glad you're with us tonight. our focus this evening is football, where the ratings are high and so is the risk for the athletes involved. tomorrow evening, a pbs documentary

. >> joann shepherd and her newborn son born prematurely were on the 9th floor when the storm hit and the lights went out. with the help of a flashlight, a nurse carried jackson and his oxygen tank down the stairs. >> one vicious sandy and one loving sandy in the same night. >> breaking news tonight as police search for the man who robbed one woman and sexually assaulted another in hyattsville. it happened along beltstown road on east, west highway. debra is there live right now with the latest on the investigation. debra. >> and they say he attacked not one, but two women in two separate groups right here in the woods. it happened earlier today and they say with helicopters in the air, this man hunt is on. if he can attack one person, he can attack two people, who knows what he could do next. >> crime tape search dogs, cops with guns. this is the response when you have a brazen sex attacker on the loose. police say it was after 2:00 this afternoon when two women in their 20s were walking along the ground of the plaza towers apartment complex here in hyattsville. they pass a van, they

. >> you know, there is a pink diamond just in case you want to think about joanne in november -- >>59 carats. >> let's get our money together. >> that is nightly business report, i'm susie gharib. >> nightly business report has been brought to you by street.com. interactive financial multi-media tools for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps to generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are the street.com.  >> narrator: welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image, and by the members of kqed. >> [ ring ] >> hey, hey. yeah, sorry. cell phones don't really work out here. you what? you're not [bleep] with me, are you? are you sure? yeah, ooh! no, no, no, don't worry about my end. don't worry about my end. yeah, i will. i will. yeah. things are finally starting to happen.

but joanne stern says it doesn't live up to the hype. >> the battery life isn't that good. it lasts a day and a half. the idea that you're constantly charging this watch doesn't make a lot of sense. on top of that, the software has a couple of bugs. the apps don't work that well. >> the galaxy gear retails for $300. >>> all right. and burger king p.r. stunt seems to be working. there's a lot of social media buzz about the company's facebook page showing a new logo. this comes as the company rolls out their healthier french fries. fries king. >> i can almost live with that. >> i can live with that. >> fries and burger king. >> burger and fries king. >> there you go. >> burger, fries and shake king. >> that's a lot of words. >>> when we come back, family feud. a radio icon at the center of a nasty fight. why casey kasem's children are protesting out in front of his house. >>> who's your daddy? mia farrow drops a bombshell about who might be the father of her son. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mout

he believes the former football star was scoring with his second wife joanne.e into the manhattan apartment war the supposed trist took place. this happened before they were married in 1986. hope she has a way to deal with it. >> at number four, a watch that tells you the time until you die. >> it ain't my time. >> but it will be eventually and now technology helps you tell the moments until it is your last. >> talk about a death watch. >> you are thinking this is a depressing video. >> the creator claims the watch will make the most of the time that they have left. get your death score and enter it into the watch and the koupt down begins and you can live like every day is your last. >> what do you think? let us know on the list facebook page but hurry while you still have time. >> at number five. zero are gravity and five percent alcohol. >> he can't drink legally for another ten years. but this 11-year-old has brewed a beer that is out of this world. >> that was pretty special. >> i remember i was going to get a good grade in my class. that has nothing to do

she is joanne and she is here today. >> hi valerie. and robert. i understand you both your problems but right now the concern is that it is the domestic abuse. i have grave concerns for you and your child and right now the number one thing is you need to protect your child. what i would recommend is that you stay with your mom. after the show, i'm going to meet with you. and give you other after carrie sources. robert, i'm also going to help you with anger management. we'll talk about resources we can have for you. you have to be separate you cannot be together right now. right now you need he needs to work on his things and you need to work on yours and you need to make the priority be you and your children. >> kirk: robert, are you willing to take this help? >> yes, >> you need all the help. you're sick. you're a monster doing this to me, our family. you just need to amitt to your damn you just need to admit to your damn self. >> kirk: it's time to find out >> yeah. better now than later. >> kirk: hopefully you guys can at least be civil for the

. >> both joanne and gifford denied having an affair. that was the end of that marriage.orgiving type. >> johnny was friends with frank sinatra, and frank asked him as a personal favor to appear as the reagan inaugural. his wife called him in fares when she found out ed mcmahon's wife had better seats than she had. >> a secret meeting brokered by edgar helped johnny land the richest deal in tv history. >> johnny got about $25 million a year, plus ownersh of his shows. >> a huge misunderstanding of joan ended a lifelong friendship. >> this was a painful rest for all of them that never really healed. >> this may >>> closed captioning and other considerations for "extra" provided by -- too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> ncis fans are going to like this one. mark harmon just confirmed

5th, 1998i went back to the public library in alabama for a book signing of my book walking with joanne and hundreds of black and white citizens showed up and gave me a library card. [applause] walking with the wind is a book of faith, hope and courage. it's not just my story. it is the story of hundreds of thousands of countless men and women, black and white put their bodies on the line during a difficult period of history to end segregation and to end racial discrimination. >>> a history of the salem witch trials that occurred from feb, 1692 to may 15, 93 in salem massachusetts. the author profiles six of the over 200 people who were accused of witchcraft which resulted in the execution of 20 people. this hourlong program is next on book tv. [applause] >> i'm short so i need the box. thank you been very much. they've been very supportive. my book six women in the salem focuses on individuals whose corrective experiences are a cross-section of what happened to people turning of the witch trials of 1692. .. >> it did anything for her. she was suspected in even suspected of witchcraft t

she had been working, joanne rooney, in the pentagon for quite a while and then left a year ago to go be a president of a woman's college, so she has been away from the pentagon for a year, and now she is back in the pentagon as nominee to be under secretary of the navy. the navy's pretty important in virginia. and she said the difference in the pentagon and with the navy folks she is working on from when she left a year ago to today is just completely stark because in the years she was gone, the furloughs hit and now the shutdown has hit and she is walking around the halls and looking at how people are responding, feeling like they are not supported when they are doing this important mission, and she had one question. why are we doing this to people who are working for the united states navy who protect us every day who we count on to protect us every day? why? we know as the senator from florida said the house pushed this shutdown through unwillingness to have a budget conference. we passed a budget in march. we wanted to sit down and find a budget compromise with a very different h

. >> is that not called a friend, joanne? >> not necessarily.our book "strings attached" is about the toughest teacher in the world, essentially. the guy we did not appreciate at the time. definitely not our friend. and yet, many years later when this man passed away, hundreds, thousands students rallied and said this was the guy that really taught us things like resilience and perseverance. >> i think women watch, do i seek someone out and say, hey, can you help me. >> can't find it on craigslist. >> you can do both, i think. there are organizations out there where you can actually go put up a profile of what you're looking for for a mentor. my father's involved in something like this where he mentored young people starting businesses as he was an established business person and they kind of pair them up on this website so you can ask around, ask people you know, go seek someone. the reason a friend might not always be the best, they're so emotionally invested in you they might not give you an honest opinion. whereas a mentor, you want to build

this is something that joanne la markia around here tried and loved. this is a strapless bra, the custom genie, it stretches. see the straps here, there are holes all along the seam so you can put any configuration you want on this bra and you get three for the price that -- >> black, white and nude. >> that looks like it will fit one. >> you and i have that problem. you and i have girlfriends that are large and in charge. and i do love this bra. minimizer strapless bra. i have to complain when i asked for this segment to get samples in to show viewers, they changed the cup to molded and padded and all i have to say is -- >> bring it back. >> we don't need padding. >> we want minimalization. this is where your bra strap will slip inside. a little silicone piece you put under your dress. it won't move around and pop out, hoda. and then last but not least if your bra has this problem where the -- >> always your favorite one. >> the wire comes out and it hurts, instead of throwing an expensive bra away, this is the most brilliant idea. just a piece of pad

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. >> reporter: then mary's sister joanne spotted a bright light in the distance. the unimaginable. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a massive fire began to spread. >> i'm really anxious. >> reporter: firefighters braved waters knee deep, saving every single life in the town. in the end, 135 homes burned to the ground. another 220 destroyed. >> we don't know where they are going to take us. we don't know -- don't know. >> reporter: what do you miss the most about what life was like. >> walking around here you would see someone you knew and go to take a half hour walk and it would take you three hours because you would stop by someone's house. >> reporter: like so many it has been a rough year picking up the pieces fighting with insurance companies. >> we have to rebuild, take out a mortgage. fighting to get money. >> reporter: mary and her family say they will rebuild. of the 355 homes completely destroyed by superstorm sandy only one has been fully rebuilt. only one family has returned. now there are 38 homes currently under construction here. those numbers will contin

. >> i don't think joanne has ever let her husband see her without makeup. >> never. by the way she's not alone. i think there are 18% of women say they will always have makeup on in front of their man, always. >> and she doesn't just do that, she also has girly time. when she won't let her husband see her do any girly stuff. no plucking, no waxing. no color. no flossing. ears. none of that stuff. >> i do say there is a thing when you when some things are kept private. >> sacred. >> like one time i remember -- >> why am i yelling? >> i remember spending time with someone and he was vacuuming once and he was just walking around the house without clothes on. he's like oh, there's a mess, let me vacuum. i said please don't vacuum like that. that's such a turnoff. i was totally turned off. vacuuming, bending over. >> oh, my god! >> people do that. and then suddenly you're like -- ooh. >> who are you? >> neat freak has to vacuum. no matter where they are. >> on commercial break i want to know who it was. in the long list, who was it? >> we have bad news for your body parts