she's got her lipstick ready to go. fortunately she didn't go with a bright red. she's going with something a little more neutral in case she colors outside the lines. >> why would you care? >> down they go. they reaches for the lipstick, as they're freefalling. >> oh, so she does this before he pulls that chute. >> oh yeah. she starts applying it. >> oh my, it would have been easier with one of the solid ones. >> the lipstick, no, she went with one with the brush and she tries, but the wind is making her hand really shaky and you can't tell where your lips are. but she manages to kind of put it on. she misses the corners but it's all good. >> i got to give it to her, on her first try, she's trying a stunt. >> when she lands she looks pretty good. >> good way of cutting the amount of time it takes for a girl to get ready. you've got from there to there to get your macup on and then we're out. >> goodion, kaitlin. >>> this is evan spiegel, ceo of snapchat. >> wait. >> christian, remember over a years ago you showed me how to get on snapchat and how to use it, the t

much attention has shifted to demand fore strong lipstick and perfume is driving growth.n 2015, china surpassed france to become the groups second-biggest market behind the united states. some of the success is attributed to selfies, camera-conscious millennials buying makeup to look good. have you adapted to the chinese market? jean paul: not for all brands. the luxury brands are the same all over the world, but brands like l'oreal, maybelline, the products made in china formulated by chinese. francine: because of regulations? jean paul: not only. we want to create a product absolutely right for them, especially skincare, because there needs, skin aspirations, are different, specific. we formulate in chinese labs and manufacture in chinese factories, and l'oreal paris is the number one beauty brand in china. francine: one of the most popular products is a homemade range of cosmetics favored by the wife of president xi jinping. jean paul: still the number one beauty brand in china, the preferred beauty brand by chinese women is l'oreal paris. it is great because l'oreal p

is it making lipstick that lasts longer? jean paul: and a few secrets.rancine: but you can tell us. we are amongst friends. ♪ francine: we were talking about what the next four years will bring, and it is a lot more e-commerce. how do i choose my makeup online? it must be difficult. jean paul: now technologies are amazing. you can test online, on your cell phone for example, simulate the application of the makeup on your face. and then you see yourself with the lips covered with the lipstick you want, the shade you need, the powder, the mascaras. you know i did a demonstration to my board completely made up. it was, they were ecstatic. francine: was that for the launch of the app? jean paul: yeah. francine: fantastic. jean paul: i wanted to share with the board the fantastic progress of technology. it is amazing. oh, it looks pure red. i know i don't have any on. >> it is like amy winehouse. i can't help looking at myself. francine: this is amazing because you have to change your research and development. how much of the overall costs goes on actual digi

. >> reporter: watch this woman putting on lipstick like she's in her own bathroom. but that's not her lipstick. it's a makeup sample in the store. other women use it, too. in fact, we watch woman after woman trying on samples. testing everything from mascara to eye shadow to concealer on their faces. we're blurring them. no need to embarrass them. it may seem harmless, but one woman is suing sephora, claiming she got the herpes virus from sampling lipstick, showing no warning of the risk of getting diseases from trying on makeup samples at the store. >> is that possible? >> it is possible. you can catch the herpes virus that virus can survive on the surface of a lipstick tube for up to a week. >> reporter: a week? >> a week. >> reporter: she says it is not just herpes either. makeup samples can make you sick any number of ways. but is it really happening? to find out, my producer, lindsey, is undercover in some of the most popular stores, taking samples of those makeup testers. first up, the target of the new lawsuit, sephora. she's using sterile swabs to gather sam

because vai sikahema is off, we'll have a good supply of these lipsticks -- >> chapsticks. the inside joke is that vai takes extra. >> he comes with extra pockets, and they're bulging on his way out. >> especially this morning, windy. >> you'll need the chapstick, the extra layer. it is getting colder after the nice, mild day yesterday. temperatures will feel like 30s for most of the day today. >> you grabbed coffee, too. what flavor did you go for? >> holiday blend. as long as it's available, i'm going for the holiday blend. >> nice. you'll need it, too. look at the wind gusts. it's picked up in the last hour

nancy was stunned to find this message scribbled in red lipstick on her car window.t says "you are not handicap". >> so angry and so upset and i'm a crier so then the tears just were coming, and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: you see garrett suffers from a rare neurological condition called baton's disease once normal healthy three-year-old, garrett is now blind, losing his motor skills to a disease that normally ends in childhood death. >> there's no cure. there's no treatment. >> reporter: then yo have this happen to him? >> um-hmm. trying to make memories for my family. and that happens. >> reporter: although her car was parked in disabled spot with a legal parking placard, the family can't imagine who would do something so offensive. >> it just made me really question society to be honest, i mean, i was like okay i guess people don't understand people don't care. >> reporter: family now says that anger has turned into sadness for the person who obviously needs a lesson on tolerance. perhaps they should take a page from garrett who inspiring others with th

we sent the fake and real versions of this mac lipstick and the fake to a lap where they were tested for metals. most concerning, some of the eye shadows in the fake pallet had nearly four times the amount of lead as those in the real version. in one, the amount exceeded the fda recommended maximum of 10 parts per million. the fake lipstick had nearly 15 times the amount of lead as the real thing. >> often the unsafe consumer goods are made in factories that have unsanitary conditions so the quality is not what you need it to be. >> reporter: customs and border protections say this is costing the cosmetics industry products smuggle into the country could be as simple as educating customers. >> the furthest they think is i'm buying a fake pallet. they don't think there are ingredients that could put you at risk. >> reporter: fake makeup isn't just sold in downtown los angeles. pay extra attention online at low prices that seem too good be to true. beauty bloggers say the best way to know that you're getting the real deal, is log on to the company's website and see where they officiall

and in montgomery county, a trip to see santa ended in heartbreak and awful message scrolled in lipstickn mom's car. thanks for joining us i'm lucy noland. this is what she came back to after taking her terminally ill son to meet santa. our chris o'connell joins us live from king of prussia with a story you'll see only on fox. chris, just breaks my heart. >> reporter: yeah, you know, lucy, going to visit santa claus every year is a magical time for any kid. well a trip here to the king of prussia mall yesterday by a montgomery county family was absolutely ruined and it was all thanks to a real life grinch. like any seven-year-old, garrett coins annual visit with santa claus at the king of prussia mall is what holiday memories are made of. but this year's visit to saint nick turned sour when the gilbertsville family walk to the mall's disable parking area outside of nordstrom's nancy was stunned to find this message scribbled in red lipstick on her car window it says "ur not handicap". >> so angry and so upset and i'm a crier so then the tears just were coming, and i didn't know what to d

we sent the fake and real versions of this mac lipstick and jacqueline hill eye sthad dough pallet tohere they were tested for 12 different metals. most concerning, some of these eye shadows in the fake pallet had nearly four times the amount of lead as those in the real version. in one, the amount exceeded the fda recommended maximum of 10 parts per million. the fake lipstick had nearly 15 times the amount of lead as the the real thing. >> often the unsafe consumer goods are made in factories that have, unsanitary conditions so the quality is not what you need it to be. >> customs and border protection says the counterfeit products are costing the cosmetics industry about 75 million dollars a year. they say, reducing the amount of fake products, smuggled into the country could be as simple as educating customers. >> the furthest they think, just buying a fake pallet. they don't think they could be ingredients in here that could provide a risk. >> fake makeup is not just sold in downtown los angeles. ku customers need to be aware on line. if the price is too good to be true, probably

and then we're much less willing to pay for it for example very expensive product very expensive lipstick where you know ok the quality is not so good so there is learning in it so we're not just like falling for all the tricks all the time and if you the first time it gets even simpler than the four ninety nine i mean they can say it was one hundred years it's now fifty years it's another trick that we fall for time and again but what i'm getting at are we all programmed to feel fantastic about getting a bargain is that the buzz that we're looking for of course it's always about emotions as well ok so if we agree on something then we feel well and both parts feel well so maybe the person you're talking to someone who wants to sell you a lipstick and you're saying ok so now i get it for twenty. percent less when i'm happy the other person is happy which is an emotional aspect and that is why of course it has it has a positive outcome in this case for and in other countries of course this is all part of the bowing buying experience bothering for example in places like thailand it's somethi

someone wrote this message in lipstick on a car window. that car owned by a family with an eight year old son with a terminal illness. but tonight a lot of people who saw that story wanted to make thing right. our chris o'connell joins us live tonight from king of prussia with this heart-warming story. chris? >> reporter: iain, as you know, this is a story that maced a lot of our viewers upset but it does have a happy ending. for the family of the disable boy who was the subject of a heartless case of vandalism. >> playing game. >> you've got to excuse five-year-old palmer. >> hi garrett. >> and his brother garrett for being a little excited excited. >> is it. >> the stretch limo in the driver way a dead give away this day was going to be special. >> we get to go on special trip ahh! >> first class day was plan after a disastrous 12 weeks ago. the coins family visit to santa turned sour in the king of prussia mall parking lot after someone wrote this message in lipstick on their suv "ur not handicap". the message was a condition in the gut

and when the lipstick is cold, you just flip.onna tell you right now that's pretty cool. julio: and that have lanolin in it it. [ laughter ] lemonis: do you want to see the factory? miranda: yeah, i would. yeah, i would love that. bart: we actually make our own bottles, too. -layne: oh, really? -bart: this machine is running. this is a proprietary bottle to us. lemonis: so, do you know how that works? miranda: no, i've never seen it. lemonis: it starts like a bullet. layne: yeah. and then it blows out like that. lemonis: rejuvenol charges a fee -- roughly 5% to 6% on top of their manufacturing cost. but if they produce our products, we'll be able to fulfill orders much quicker and at a larger scale. and so you start to really think about it -- the sense of becoming kind of like a one-stop shop. miranda: i know. it's great. lemonis: if i wanted to keep everything in house, it would require me to spend several million dollars. you need to invest in almost 10 to 12 pieces of heavy-duty machinery. why would anybody on the earth want

. >> reporter: bobby pins and lipstick, check. >> we're like professional athletes.imes they call us athletes in rhinestones. we are doing 300 kicks a show with a smile on our face every time. >> reporter: next stop, the underworld of radio city which may be busier than santa's workshop. >> the quickest change happens less than 80 seconds we talk to the dressers and the girl next to me, we may say i'm going to put my dress on first or the girl next to me may put her dress on first. we have to be between 5'6" to 5'10"1/2. >> reporter: i'm 5'7". i'm in for sure. when you put this costume on, it's the moment you truly feel like a rockette. >> a three feet with the plume on top. you want to make sure it comes all the way down. >> reporter: two rosie cheeks to complete the look, and voila. the choreograph wasy was a bit challenging. i'm not doing it right, am i? >> there you go. a line from the finger tip to the elbow. >> reporter: and out. i couldn't back out just yet. it was time to learn to do those eye-high kicks. a few qui i was ready to go faster. well, somewhat. >>

once kendall jenner made the ultimate sacrifice of wiping off her lipstick.t's super fun until the world meets the world's least intimidating police force. >> even only daddy could have known about the power of #pepsi. the company apologized for putting kendall jenner in that position. >> the fact that i would offend other people was not the intent and that's what got me the most. >> seemed like kendall learned important lessons here. >> coming up, surprising star confessions. katy perry on her feud with taylor swift. >> i tried to talk to her and she wouldn't speak to me. >> it was like post midnight, hasn't gone to sleep yet? >> it's like 4:00 in the morning. >> the change chrissy tiegen made of a few too many nights out. sorry. >> i was totally sober. closed captioning provided by -- from college student then tragedy struck. my world turned upside down being told i would never walk again. now i'm excited about my life, thanks to paralyzed veterans of america. with their support and adaptive sports programs, my fire is lit again. for veterans with spinal co

and we're assuming because it is lipstick that it was a woman. but it could have been a man can i borough your lipstick. >> we don't know. >> oh, so many things in 2017 to try to understand. >>> 7:10. >> embattled minnesota senator al franken will make announcement in washington today. >> oh wait a minute. they said that yesterday too. >> well, they said he's going to make it today. >> also said well, ya. it look like it was eminent yesterday afternoon. >> because a lot of people are coming out calling for because he didn't say what kind of announce. but saying they're hoping this will be a resignation speculating, and this is of course a mid the whole growing sexual misconduct allegations. >> so al franken lost support when a seventh women now came forward accusing him of inapropriate sexual behavior. senator franken denies the allegations, of this particular one but some colleagues say the time has come for him to step aside at this point we got let's see at least 32 democratic senators 13 of them women, 19 men, for al frank tone resign. it pro

once kendall jenner made the ultimate sacrifice of wiping off her lipstick.n until the world meets the world's least intimidating police force. >> even bernice king post, if only daddy could have known about the power of #pepsi. the company apologized for putting kendall jenner in that position. >> the fact that i would offend other people was not the intent and that's what got me the most. >> seemed like kendall learned important lessons here. >> coming up, surprising star confessions. katy perry on her feud >> i tried to talk to her and she wouldn't speak to me. >> it was like post midnight, hasn't gone to sleep yet? >> it's like 4:00 in the morning. >> the change chrissy tiegen made of a few too many nights out. sorry. >> i was totally sober. closed captioning provided by -- >>> what's in here? >> baby. >> is it a baby? >> last month, chrissy tiegen announced that she and husband john legend are expng chrissy always keeps it real on social media, but her most honest moment happened in august when chrissy declared she needed fixing when it comes to her love

and just little eyeliner, lipstick. >> she is naturally gorgeous that's why. >> love to hear what you have to say. how young is too young? do you think three years old. >> i would welcome other opinions on this, i think there are a lot of other thought on whether this is just innocent, playing dress up or something deeper. >> julia weighed in, lip gloss cents is okay for little girls, eye shadow, concealers being okay for teens. but then, see, we have one, tracey says oh, hey tracey avenue date, i don't see anything wrong for putting make up on, nothing wrong for fun, but to wear it i would only allow liner or lip gloss. >> there go. >> so everyone, starting to way in. >> okay. oh, also, kate kelly just sent photo of her daughter, she said i let my three year old play in make up. i'll sends this to you, sam and, that i won't describe it. >> a question do you just let your daughter philadelphia international airport make up around the house. >> sure. because i can remember going outside the lines with the lipstick and just, you know, looking like a mess. but i thought it was beautiful.

after someone wrote this message in lipstick on their suv "ur not handicap" the message was a kick inhe gut for a family with a son suffering from baton's disease a rare terminal illness. >> garrett could walk. he could talk. he could read. >> three years old garrett was normal kid. since then, the disease has left him blind and losing his functions. he may not have long to live. that's why this christmas is so important. >> whoa, cool. >> after hearing the story the valley forge tourism and convention bureau hemmed a range a day of fun at lego land at plymouth meeting mall. >> garrett himself since he can't see or speak any more, he just loves being around kids, and lego land is filled with kids. >> he's liking all the noise and the action for sure. >> the family is opening their story garrett's story will help others understand the challenges of families of those with special needs. >> hopefully whoever did this hopefully they get to see this and get to understand who garrett is, what we do as fami family. >> reporter: garrett may not be able to speak any more, but his story has cer

. >> we change the dress, we change the shoes, the lipstick, mirror and i'll do a few of these. >> just them up? >> well, yes. yes. a girl has got to do what a girl has got to do. >> you've also done very well out of the show. you've earned a lot of money. >> yes, i have. i'm a business woman. i have other investments, too. real estate. a long time ago i would buy a house and flip it. but now everybody does it. i don't do it anymore because there are no houses to buy. >> for someone on tv so long, vanna white is quite a private person so this is rare access to casa vanna. >> i'm shy. i'm not outgoing. i'm a homebody. i like staying home. >>> you're on tv. >> but you know what's interesting? how much do i talk on tv? this is my closet. >> here we go. walk hello! >> there you go. >> purses. >> did you know she is big on crochet? >> so many people are having babies so i do it on airplanes. >> that's me. >> next door, home gym. how many hours in here? >> 45 minutes a day on this. this is my spin bike and this doesn't happen every shoot. she followed us around with a tray of snacks. that's a

someone wrote this message in lib lipstick ton a car window.by family with at app eight-year-old son with a terminal illness but tonight a bunch of people who saw that story wanted to make things right. our chris o'connell with the heart-warming story. >> play a game. >> reporter: you've got to excuse five-year-old palmer. >> hi garrett. >> and his brother garrett for being a little excited. >> who is it? >> the stretch limo in the driveway was a dead give away. this day was going to be special. >> we get to go on our special trip. our special trip! >> ahh! >> reporter: the first class day was planned after a disastrous 12 week ago. the coins family visit to santa turned sour in the king of prussia mall parking lot after someone wrote this message in lipstick on their suv. "ur not handicap" the message was a kick in the gut for family with a son suffering from baton's disease a rare terminal illness. >> garrett could walk, he could talk. he could read. >> reporter: three years ago gargarrett was a normal kid. since then the disease has left him

look what was written on a call at the king of prussia mall in lipstick. it is kind of mean. but you never really know what's going on in someone else's life. remember that when someone cuts you off or something hams. you may want to hold your tongue. >> let's get a check of the roads this morning, bob kelly? >> good morning, problems here in northeast philadelphia. we're looking live at an overturned truck on the ramp from woodhaven road, south 95, a lot of emergency crews, the ramp shutdown. i'm going to show you a way it get around it as we kick off thursday morning. taking a live look at the christmas tree on the parkway. carry underwood on our traffic jam list this morning. what gets you going on a thursday morning? put it up on facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag t sue has the forecast coming up next. >> hey everybody, it is jenn frederick, i'm still out here in california. yes, there are wild fires. but this game on sunday is going to be wild, as well. believe it or not the rams fans, the rams organization, the rams quarterback, believes that this game for th

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we sent the fake and real versions of this mac lipstick and jaclyn hill eyeshadow pack late -- packet to a lab where they were tested for 12 different metals. most concerning, some of the eyeshadows in the fake pallet had nearly 4 times the amount of lead as those in the real version. in one, the amount exceeded the fda recommended maximum of 10 parts per million. the fake lipstick had nearly 15 times the amount of lead as the real thing. >> often, the unsafe consumer goods are made in factories that have unsanitary conditions, so the quality is not what you needed to be. >> reporter: customs and border protection says the counterfeit products are costing the cosmetics industry about $75 million per year. they say reducing the amount of fake products smuggled into the country could be as simple as educating customers. >> the thing they think is, i'm just buying a fake pallet. they don't think that there could be ingredients here the cup of my health at risk. >> reporter: fake makeup isn't just sold in downtown los angeles. customers need to pay extra attention online to big-ticket ite

the lipstick had 15 times the amount of lead as the real thing. >> often the unsafe consumer goods areies with unsanitary conditions so the quality is not what you need it to be. >> reporter: customs and border protection says these counterfeit products are costing the cosmetic industry about $75 million a year. they say reducing the amount smuggling into the country could be as easy as educating the customers. >> they think they're buying a fake palette. they don't think of it being ingredients that could put my health at risk. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," jamie yuccas, lax. >>> a great grandmother's family is suing american airlines after she fell down the escalator. the 75-year-old woman who fell in her wheelchair died three months after she was badly injured. adriana diaz has more. >> good morning. her family made sure shi she arrived safely to her connecting flight, but now they're suing arguing that the airline did not provide the service as promised. bernice was coming home from a family vacation in ma we. she landed. surveillance video shows her wandering the terminal a

and in montgomery county, a trip to see santa ended in heartbreak and awful message scrolled in lipstickn mom's car. thanks for joining us i'm lucy noland. this is what she came back to after taking her terminally ill son to meet santa. our chris o'connell joins us live from king of prussia with a story you'll see only on fox. chris, just breaks my heart. >> reporter: yeah, you know, lucy, going to visit santa claus

because vai sikahema is off, we'll have a good supply of these lipsticks -- >> chapsticks. the inside joke is that vai takes extra. >> he comes with extra pockets, and they're bulging on his way out. >> especially this morning, windy. >> you'll need the chapstick, the extra layer. it is getting colder after the nice, mild day yesterday. temperatures will feel like 30s for most of the day today. >> you grabbed coffee,

to tucson is here today ronnie lipstick is testing it. has produced a compact this using since two thousand and five a korean model with an american named mike tucson arizona that's built in the czech republic and designed by a german that's true globalization is going about his. hyundai name the second generation of this crossover model the i and thirty five and many markets but the current third generation is known as the tucson pretty much everywhere. the s.u.v. hits the streets with a striking new design and more self-confidence and it's great fun to drive we're testing the version with the style equipment back each. day in a tool run he says the tucson snow featherweight depending on the engine and trim level it can weigh up to one point seven tons but then they wasn't aiming to build a lightweight vehicle but rather a robust compact is u.v. that's also good on long hauls he thinks that tucson does that quite well. at the front the crossover striking design can't be overlooked a large x a get all radiator grille that's typical for hy

because vai sikahema is off, we'll have a good supply of these lipsticks -- >> chapsticks. the inside joke is that vai takes extra. >> he comes with extra pockets, and they're bulging on his way out. >> especially this morning, windy. >> you'll need the chapstick, the extra layer. it is getting colder after the nice, mild day yesterday. temperatures will feel like 30s for most of the day today. >> you grabbed coffee, too. what flavor did you go for? >> holiday blend. as long as it's available, i'm going for the holiday blend. >> nice. you'll need it, too. look at the wind gusts. it's picked up in the last hour or so in lanetown and coates -- in allentown and coatesville. making it feel like low 40s. we'll be dealing with the windchill through the day. right on through the afternoon. temperatures in the 40s. feels leak temperatures in the 30s. no wind in new jersey now. 50 degrees. it's actually at 12 miles per hour, the wind. 48 degrees in the lehigh valley. in delaware, 44. this afternoon, temperatures will be lower in the lehigh valley. the gusty winds bring it down to 42

someone took lipstick and wrote you're not handicapped on the window. >> the more angry i got and upset>> the dad is trying to turn the negative into a positive. >> use this as an opportunity to bring awareness to a disease. >> he has batten disease. >> we need a treatment, let alone a cure for this, to see your child go backwards in life and then to lose them is ultimate torture. >> needless to say the family didn't need to be tortured any further. but maybe the person who wrote on the window can now find an important message of their own. >> i just hope that they see this, and they can learn, and not judge and be kind. >> mall security was on this pretty quickly. they're working right now to get more surveillance video to figure out who did this. at king of prussia mall, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> first lady melania trump visited children's national hospital in washington, d.c. this afternoon. she was escorted by two patients and santa claus. the first lady read to the kids from the polar express. she spent time meeting patients and families and staff members. >>> impressive as ben

think a lovely part because they have a nice paint job they have a sort of like black mascara black lipstick survive a god willing. view scientists have studied the key to as intended. as barbara taylor she heads up in advance genetic laboratory based at the u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration in san diego california her main partner renzo rowe has brought show who heads up the mexican project is equally passionate about saving the key to losing that in a way it's just a minute eunice a masterpiece if someone destroys the chicano or. whatever the world be exactly the same nothing is going to change you're going to wake up in the morning you're going to help but the world is going to be poorer in many many ways and i think that's a situation. i think where enzo and i always thought we could save them you know we knew it was one issue it was throughout was and we thought we could change it and it's. it's a hard thing to see you know hot it's not happening. so what is killing the vicky according to scientists the main culprit is gil net used to capture and another endangered sp

provocation, coming less than a week after north korea fired its most powerful intercontinental lipstickternational edition of the new york times and it reports that saudi arabia's crown prince has agreed a piece deal with terms favouring israel. according to officials, the palestinian president told of a plan resented by the crown prince that would mean the palestinians would get a state of their own at only limited sovereignty over their own territory. moving to trending, rainbows are sparking discussions online? most would agree that rainbows are lovely to look at, but they appear fleetingly and dissolve into the mist after a short space of time. so people online have gotten very excited about one rainbow that lasted for a staggering nine hours. professors and students of a chinese university in taiwan were treated to this phenomenon, this would shatter the previous record for the longest lasting rainbow which was set in the yorkshire back in 1994. —— set in yorkshire. i love the rainbow connections, but what about this? croa ks, whistles, ribbits, bleats and barks — every frog family