kip moore!gonna get hurt ♪ tell me what's the big deal ♪ there's something about a truck in a farmer's field ♪ ♪ something about beer sitting on ice ♪ ♪ after a long hard day makes it taste just right ♪ ♪ on that dropped tailgate on a summer night ♪ ♪ something about beer sitting on ice ♪ ♪ something about a girl in a red sundress ♪ ♪ with an ice cold beer pressed against her lips ♪ ♪ in that farmer's field will make a boy a mess ♪ ♪ something about a girl in a red sundress ♪ ♪ there's something about a kiss that's gonna lead to more ♪ ♪ on that dropped tailgate back behind the corn ♪ ♪ the most natural thing you've ever felt before ♪ ♪ there's something about a kiss that's gonna lead to more ♪ ♪ there's something about a truck in a field ♪ ♪ and a girl in a red sundress ♪ with an ice cold beer to her lips ♪ ♪ begging for another kiss ♪ there's something about you and me and the birds and the bees ♪ ♪ and lord have mercy it's a beautiful thing ♪ ♪ ain't nothing about it luck ♪ something about a

. >> and kip kicked it. >> kip kicked. >> he was hot. >> that was kathie lee. >> what idiots. >> that was a big -- that was the highlight. >> she picked it. i'm protesting, go. [ cheers ] >> you get a file of kathie lee cds. ♪ >> something about a truck. >> something about kip. >> he was terrific. thank you all for sending in all your pictures and things. >> yeah. >> we put a lot of them on facebook. >> i have a question about my expressions. i seem to look insane in most photos. and i'm a little concerned. thanks for picking that one. >> is that the only one? >> i hope -- >> that's helen. there's helen. >> she was so sweet. >> lovely lady. >> she was there since early that morning. >> aw, that was the little baby. remember? >> we were in that van driving to the airport and that lady was standing there with that baby and we said, stop the car, we're getting off. >> so cute. we had a lot of fun. >> i didn't have a chance to say, because it was crazy, that i had gone to my beautiful niece, shannie mader's wedding. last friday. there she is. she is now mrs. mark buchteller. there she is

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visitors who prefer not to sleep out in the elements but for now it's a case that if you want a decent kip you bring your own tent. he's going to try to get her out quickly before the weather changes. it's already a little bit gray. fortunately we've brought a modern tent with us and it was only a few minutes before everything was staked out and ready to go. home sweet. time. it wasn't exactly going to be haute cuisine but as long as it was hot and there was plenty of it it was fine by me. here take this you can warm up with some tea. i recommend drinking it with some honey from our local bees because it's naturally effective. in the mean time i was enjoying a brew with a good dollop of honey and it's a bit of a local specialty here. the reserve is full of beautiful flowers like these and that means millions of be great caucasian mountain bees to be precise the makers of the tastiest honey. in the region. miller has been a beekeeper in this beautiful spot for more than twenty five years and has dozens of hives in her back garden and their residents are incredibly well behaved. that's the f

. >>> kip linkers has ranked yales as the number one value. rice and princeton rounded out the top three. >>> be careful driving. new figures from the insurance information institute show deer collisions on the rise. claims are up almost 8% in the last four years costing over $4 billion in damage. >>> new york city's central park just got its biggest donation ever. $100 million from hedge fund billionaire john paulson. >>> barney's is under fire for its electric holiday ad campaign featuring a very skinny mini mouse. critics are upset the usually round mouse is runway thin in a short film where she fantasizes she's in a paris fashion show. >>> and the national retail federation estimates americans will spend $370 million bucks on costumes this halloween, unreal, for their pets. the topics, pumpkins, devils, and hot dogs. >>> coming up, eva longoria splits from her jet setting man, ozzie's millions, and is the world's fastest human making a challenge that even he can't deliver on? sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> this warm air is not he

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even if the radar is not showing much in year area now this warm air mass on top of us is going to kipspinning out drizzle and mist. 10:00 i think this will start to end. as you leave this morning, most of us in the 50s. monterey bay 50s not as cool as it was yesterday. by the afternoon high clouds and sunshine today, less clouds cooler tonight more fog and the weekend still looking warmest. couple areas of convergence or troughs of low pressure moving from us low having less of affect on our weather high is starting to move in the warm air bringing us now creating drizzle into the afternoon that will be involved by drier air sunshine and warming into the weekend, two to four degrees warmer today mid 60s to 70 in most neighborhoods. monterey bay mid 60s, low 70s inland to morgan hill and gilroy. around the state no more snow in tahoe 45, 70 fresno, mid 80s los angeles and palm springs mid 70s in san diego. game two tonight take a coat won't have to worry about wet weather. depositing to 55° by the end of the -- dropping to 55° by the end of the game. temperatures hold steady through su

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kip just had to have another giants shirt. >> i bought another shirt because they won because i need something new to wear tomorrow to cheer them on. >> reporter: she was a ballpark regular and know what is the championship games mean for the neighborhood. >> it's good for pedro's and pete's. all along the corridor here and probably public house because it gets really crowded when the giants are playing and they can't afford tickets. >> reporter: good too for the popular paragon bar just a block away. >> it was chaos for most of the time but it was fun you know. lots of people excited and everyone you know piling out on to the streets. >> reporter: now paragon's gearing up for a repeat and trying the make room for as many as they can fit in. >> people have been calling all they. that's what we're kind of doing a little bit differently this time. we're all all walk-in basis, so first come, first serve for the tables, we've opened up two additional rooms. we have a room in the back. >> reporter: locals have seen businesses gearing up in just the past couple of days. >> i mean i've seen

. >>> pumps kips will cost you -- pumpkins will cost you this weekend. the average whole sale price is 4% higher than it was last year. now officials say shoppers will have to pay more and that's because of the drought that we experienced over the summer. but there is good news in all of this. the agency does not think that there is going to be a pumpkin shortage. >> good to know. >> absolutely. >>> all right. they want drivers to slow down when they come through the neighborhood. >> the sign a neighbor put up causing controversy. good morning maryland at 5 begins right now. >>> you're watching the station that works for you. in you, good morning maryland. >> firefighters put the weekenddowntime in good -- downtime in good use for you. >> we will bring you a preview of the debate between the president and the gop challenger. >> and it was not pretty and came down to the last second but ravens fans left the bank sunday with a win. we will look at a costly game for the ravens on this monday, october 15th, good morning maryland i am charley crowson. >> i am

we sat down with ceo and co-founder, kip continuedle, to talk about minding and getting the customer dance. in this learning from the pros. ♪ >> a boat's wake as you are moving along the water and back to the boat is this tri ang lar wave and the faster you go, the bigger it becomes. everything you do and everything you don't do impacts your business and the people around you. we teach that to our people. when you get 6,000 people, all mindful of their wakes and understanding that, isn't it nice that we do actually make a difference. the average retailer only invests eight hours of formal training in each employee. eight hours is shameful, really. there is nothing worse than being on the sales floor talking about the customer about a product that you don't know more than we do. >> we do 263 hours of formal training for each first year employee. that's just beginning. >> our first, our last, our everything. >> if you really and truly put the employee first, really and truly, they will take better care of the customer than anybody else. the better you take care of your people, the bett

. >> in 1993 mark klaus's 12-year-old daughter was kip kidd napped from her home, richard allen davis was sentenced to death. he's waiting execution. >> we're talking about 2% of the individuals that are charged with mushder in the state of california. the worst 2%. now to say they're not going to get punishment doled out diminishes criminal justice system. importantly, it diminishes value of my daughter's life. >> lofr yain's 22-year-old twin boys were murdered in twun. the case has gone unsolved. >> some crazy person took an ak 47 and just sprayed my boys. and took their lives just like that. they were both in college and working. >> sheila wrote yes because she likes the idea of more funding for police and is opposed to the death penalty. >> i respect the people who say that for religious, moral, other reasons there shouldn't be that. that is the basis it ought to be decided. not on the base yigs of money. >> the attorney is cover desk is covered with pictures of murder victims saying estimates vary on how much might be saved. that the increased funding for law enforcement would co

the winner of this race is the person who kips enough independents in swing state that is he has a planve forward. not an ideology to move forward, but a practical solution to people's lives. if you have gas prices, you build keystone or not and that is how romney will win it. >> obama has a little advantage, however, because the new voters are there. in the last cycle, 2008, obama turned out vote -- voters turned out in greater numbers among latino, african- americans, among young people more than than they ever had before. it was phenominal what occurred. he need to reenergize that group. he needs to reignite that group and he would not have to worry about anything else if he could do that. >> do you get the feel that the campaigns are geared toward that? >> well, i think right now where you see romney-reince are ryan are in good -- romney-ryan are in good shape. romney now need to push ahead and forge ahead. he has to provide additional solutions. what reagan did down the stretch to win, he got more specifics. if romney it is on the lead and plays roosevelt like obama did in the last

i remember in the late 70s kipping school to go see the oriole playoffs. >> that explains why you didn't do so well in school. >> that particular year, i don't really remember. and the orioles lost the world series too. >> man! >> let's take a look. it will be fine today. it will be a lot nicer than it was yesterday. yesterday only in the 60s. today, close to 70. but more sunshine in the forecast as well. i know it doesn't lock like it at the moment. we've got clouds and fog and a little drizzle in a spot or two but measurable rain showers pushed off to the north and east. 58 in washington. 53 in dulles. 55 at bwi marshall. highs later this afternoon up near 70. it should be noticeably more comfortable than yesterday. probably bring a jacket if you are going to the game t will be a bit breezy and if you are sitting in the shade, it will feel cool. >> yes, but it will be so exciting. >> let's hope so. >> thank you. >>> time to see what is happening on the morning commute with julie wright. >> all right. kind of busy out here. we have a lot happening. eastbound 32, east of i-9 a, crash rep

people like roy blount who's major figure in your own campaign, senator blount, and former senator kip who have endorsed todd akin? >> yeah. i can't speak for governor bond and senator blount, but governor romney has made his position very clear on that and it has not changed. >> and what about what chris christie had to say the other day on "meet the press," told david gregory that on thursday morning it's going to be a new race, he said mitt romney's going to be standing on the same stage with the president and i'm telling you come thursday morning the entire narrative of this race is going to change? >> well, look, campaigns are very hard, there's a lot of -- of course, a lot of high stakes in the debates with governor christie i love his optimism. the governor feeds off that optimism. many members of the campaign continue to feed off it. i don't think any one moment will fundamentally alter this race. it's going to be close to the very end, we're preparing like it's going to be very close. i think the obama campaign is preparing like it's going to be very close and i think we're go

kip wheland is the ceo. you've got some openings right now. what's the problem? why aren't you bringing people in? why is it so difficult? >> well, we have a great manufacturing base in this area. a lot of talented people. we just don't have enough of them. we're up about 70 people as far as the employment here in the plant floor from about a year ago. we need about 15 to 20 more to really have the right amount of capacity and to get out of overtime situations on a consistent basis, so i -- i think that -- >> you're in competition with the rv industry, with the boating industry. >> that's true. >> reporter: and two sectors really coming back so there's pretty much a war going on here for the quality of talent. >> those are real volatile industries. when they are up, they are way up. they come back quickly, but they also drop off quickly. what happens here is a little more steady. we're able to level load a little bit so when they are up, we have to -- we have to fight a little bit more for the people that are employable here. >> reporter: one of the things that's

but kip we'iland, ceo, you're having trouble. it doesn't make sense. there is work.ill needs and so it is just part of being an employer in this area is you have to be ready to train. the number of people who are -- can be proven reliable also that have the aptitude to merit some good training, that population of people to draw from is getting slimmer. >> and part of the reason, brooke, they're in competition with the rv industry, the boating industry, which is heavy in this area. they're also on the upswing. hiring people. one other thing i'll leave you with, which makes you shake your head, they have had issues with people who are on long-term unemployment, who don't want to get off it, they know there is jobs here, but they would rather take a little bit less money and not work at all and that's been a frustrating thing in this county. and this is this county. there are jobs available. different around the country, but here, you want to work in elkhart county, indiana, there is a job for you. >> that's great news. if you mentioned these are highly specialized jobs

on this friday morning because also here in new york, a veteran cop is under arrest for plotting to kipens of women and cook and eat their body parts. investigators uncovered some of the gory details in a police database but say they found no evidence that any women have actually been harmed. >> slightly disturbing. i was talking with people online to see whether or not he could fit a woman in the oven. big enough if you fold her in half and curl up her legs. that is -- >> dark few days in the big apple. >>> in the race for the white house, our poll shows the governor romney with a slight lead over president obama. >> with just 11 days to go, it's all still up for grabs and depending more than ever on the state of ohio where abc's karen travers has been tracking the candidates. >> reporter: finishing off a marathon two-day campaign blitz, president obama rolled into the most critical battleground of all -- >> hello, ohio! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: ohio with its 18 electoral votes could be the state that decides the next president. >> this sends a message not just across ohio

something like $60 million of illegal profits in terms of kips and things being passed on between hedgeof people are focused on this. i know we spend a lot of times talking about politics and apple. believe it. in the industry nothing is more concerning than what happens with insider trading. talk about shaking retail investor confidence. yes, flash crashes do it. yes, companies reporting earnings in the middle of the day when they're supposed to report after the close. but insider trading gets to the heart of it all. in the sense of if you can't trust the data you're getting because somebody's trading against you every time you buy and sell, who's going to trust the system? again, big trial on monday. everybody in the industry paying attention to it. which leads me to the sentencing that came out yesterday for one that was a pretty black and white, cut and dried case of insider trading. government did a great job in terms of going after rajat gupta. it doesn't get cleaner than walking out of a board meeting and basically calling somebody and telling them what you heard in the board mee