york to get the gel manicure.comes with a l.e.d. light. i love this kit. all of the colors, as you can see, are completely on trend. they're beautiful. they're that gorgeous gel manicure that you can get at home. >> how long do they last? >> about ten days to two weeks. >> a little longer than a regular. >> regular wear and tear. >> we have some more time. >> also the remover. glaze nail polish, uv, changes color in uv. walk outside, a completely different color nail polish. >> come on. 30 seconds. sorry to rush you. >> this is aida. she's wearing dazzle dry. we put this on, it's rock solid. >> already? it dries really quickly. >> you have the sally hansen nailer. a little bling to add it. just put a topcoat over this. >> these are lee press-on. press-on toenails. >> last minute basic pedicure you want, press them on and go. >> come on. >> i put the nails on. these are kind of fun. >> you want to rock it for the weekend, you can. take them off on monday going back to work. >> thank you, honey. >> thank you. >> com

my favorite one is this black manicure. pretty cool, right? >> it's matt. like the tips of shiny like a black french manicure. >> looks like the tips are patent leather. >> reminds me of that paint job on cars, matt black paint job. but this is on your nails. you can get mat nail polish on opi. the tip is clear top coat. >> that's all you need. >> easy, squeezey and very pretty. >>> a reminder, you can find all the stories on "right this minute" today on rightthisminute.com. plus lots more. >> lots and lots more great videos. >> all day long, 24/7, rightthisminute.com. >>> it's not paragliding, not parachuting but it is paralyzing if you're afraid of heights. see a different chance was one in five. >> so far we have no reaction from the nassau county, police. >>> you can never have too much adrenaline on the show but here is another shop, here from an italian, mark rice and his buddies. it's sort oflike paragliding but they use speed wings, slightly different type of parachute or canopy and they fly real close to the edge. >> yes. >> are they doing that on

my favorite one is this black manicure. pretty cool, right? >> it's matt.tips of shiny like a black french manicure. >> looks like the tips are patent leather. >> reminds me of that paint job on cars, matt black paint job. but this is on your nails. you can get mat nail polish on opi. the tip is clear top coat. >> that's all you need. >> easy, squeezey and very pretty. >>> a reminder, you can find all the stories on "right this minute" today on rightthisminute.com. plus lots more. >> lots and lots more great videos. >> all day long, 24/7, rightthisminute.com. >>> it's not paragliding, not parachuting but it is paralyzing if you're afraid of heights. see a different @ >>> this is sherry lane. last april she was hit by a car on this street in bellmore, new york. the driver, a police officer driving this car as lane was crossing the street. the initial accident report says the officer was driving 35 miles an hour in a 30 miles an hour speedzone. >> actually i was quite, quite angry at that point. it wasn't just being sad, it was anger. >> a full report release

. >> at-home manicure kit.icures the past year. because i have them on my hands, they last this is just like nail polish the way it's applied. and they'll last for up to two, i've worn it for months, a months without chipping, it helps your nails stay strong and in order to remove it you soak cotton swabs with acetone and they'll kind of slide off. now you don't have to go to the salon to pay about $50 or more for an application you can buy one starter kit for about $60, it comes with the color and the mini lights which helps cure it and bakes it on. it's only a few minutes and you don't haveny nicks or scratches because it's hard. it's red carpet manicure, they were the first to offer this. and now even drug stores like cvs will be carrying lines like sensational. >> does it come with the -- >> you can't just try to take it off the normal way. >> it comes with everything, primers, base coats and top coats, it's really easy, i did it last night. >> and you apply this -- good. here we've got hair. what do we hav

you go to get the manicure and they smudge. have to leave. >> you take a little bit of nonacetone remover, apply a light coat of polish, a top coat and you're good to go. >> you might smudge that because you're impatient about that. >> that's just how your personality is. >> you have to be careful with hot items. >> if you use hot tools you burn something. one thing you can do is get these cool ear guards. just hook them on your ears. >> they are fabulous. >> they will protect you from singing your lobes. another thing you can do -- >> they don't work. >> it's a little tricky, but you can also do this. most people have something like this. you can get it in a drug store. super inexpensive to protect the sides of your face. >> thank you, amy. >> hope your little boy feels better. >> thank you. >> new year, new you. one guy changed his life. and he's never looking back. you can too. >>> good morning to you. getting you going here through midweek. most areas pretty quiet with the exception of the pacific northwest and lingering sh

chiseled, whittled and manicured to pretty much picture perfect as the best it can be under these conditions. it's cold, it's icy. we've got the best halfpipe skiers in the world getting set to tackle it. >> what's up? i'm tucker perkins with your halfpipe preview >> todd: 21-year-old tucker perkins is used to these conditions. this is what it's like to be on a superpipe >> luke: a great angle of it indeed. look at that cork right there. that's him going inverted. spinning a 900 right there. just to see it from up high, get to check out this pipe in a little bit better light as it was when this was filmed, a beautiful thing. he's way up there, look for big stuff from him throughout the day. tucker perkins, looks like he qualified in second -- not in second place, right around fifth place mark. >> todd: our thanks to tucker perkins, giving us a beautiful shot of the 22-foot superpipe here at killington, vermont. well, the women's competition took place earlier with heavy hearts. as all of our six finalists remembering sarah burke and what she means and what she meant to sports. but in the end

perfectly manicured. the pageantry. and then the grand daddy of them all. just about set to kick off on espn. as soon as we're done here, you can enjoy that. >> jon: another no back set. you like these open formation, the only question you have, when you don't have a back in the backfield, can you block jarvis jones, in this georgia pass rush with no help? >> mike: linthicum the tight end has a career day come in motion. shows cousins what they're doing. here's kirk with the snap. throws to le'veon bell who has the first down. they go to bell. a good receiver, jon mentioned it earlier, he's third on the team in pass receptions. >> jon: they blitz on the field and chose not to drop number 29, jarvis jones, they throw a little smash route right out there to le'veon bell. good work. >> mike: bell, 79 yards, two scores. this will beet 79th play of the spartans' run today. 51 of them have been passing. they come back and down 16-0. up the middle at the 8 yard line. i would have down it at second and three. run bell. >> jon: georgia looks tired now and michigan s

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that.he biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park, >> so good morning and welcome mr. mayor, mr. council general. everybody. it's great to see such a great crowd here for what for us is an extremely important event. my name is ed reiskin. i'm the transportation director here in san francisco and very pleased to welcome you all here this morning for what we expect will be a very lively and productive coup

perfectly manicured. the pageantry. and then the grand daddy of them all. just about set to kick off on espn. as soon as we're done here, you can enjoy that. >> jon: another no back set. you like these open formation, the only question you have, when you don't have a back in the backfield, can you block jarvis jones, in this georgia pass rush with no help? >> mike: linthicum the tight end has a career day come in motion. shows cousins what they're doing. here's kirk with the snap. throws to le'veon bell who has the first down. they go to bell. a good receiver, jon mentioned it earlier, he's third on the team in pass receptions. >> jon: they blitz on the field and chose not to drop number 29, jarvis jones, they throw a little smash route right out there to le'veon bell. good work. >> mike: bell, 79 yards, two scores. this will beet 79th play of the spartans' run today. 51 of them have been passing. they come back and down 16-0. up the middle at the 8 yard line. i would have down it at second and three. run bell. >> jon: georgia looks tired now and michigan s

they were enjoying face painting, purple manicures.their teachers say that was the lesson plan today. the ravens are known for all of their stand out players. but on the outside they also stand out for another reason. monique griego has what makes the players and cheer leaders so special. >> reporter: wearing a t-shirt by day, john selling -- john sells lumber. but at night, he is joined by a plumber and aerospace engineer. >> i brought a bag with a cheer leader suit one time. i had to explain it to a lot of people in the office. >> they give you a hard time. after they see you on the field with all the ladies they say you have the best job ever. >> reporter: since 1996 they've been the only football team in the nfl with a coed squad. the cheer leaders say the men allow them to do much more. >> a lot more. there's a lot of flipping and twisting. >> reporter: the crowd is just waiting for them to drop one of the women, it is a stressful job. >> that hurt, are you okay? >> it has happened before. you heard the crowd. it's sad. >> reporte

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we discuss dana vachon's new book "i strangle the chap with my bear, well manicured hands." but first, what is this? topless women protesting? sounds topless. >>> they are protesting the rich without a stitch. on saturday three radical feminists, is there really any other kind? >> no. >> they disrobed a dabose to demonstrate against the gangsters at the world economic forum. >> all because of you. all because of you. all because of you. all because of you. all because of you. all because of you. >> can i talk now? you would think the guy we hired to make the blur, did he have to make it the size of a beach ball? they are from a ukrainian group. the motto is we came, we undressed and we conquered. they should be given passage to the united states and the group has protested in other european capitals against the abuse of women's rights. on saturday their target was the world in business leaders inside the davos convention center. the women were vent low -- were eventually arrested burkts not before one took out her anger on a hapless security guard. >> all because of you. all

today's students who all wore purple, enjoyed face painting, purple manicures, and even their own game of football. the teachers say that's exactly what goes on in the lesson plan. meanwhile, there are so many cheerleaders out here. we talk about how unique the ravens players are. but it's what goes on, on the sidelines that is also truly unique. here's monique griego to explain. >> wearing a t-shirt and jeans by day. jim shwilly wears lumber. but by night, he slips into another outfit. he moonlights as one of the male cheerleaders in the baltimore ravens squad. he's joined by a dj, a plumber, and an arrow space engineer. >> i brought in a bag once and got a lot of weird looks. >> i have to give you a hard time. but then after they see you on the field with all of the ladies, they go, you have the best job ever. >> reporter: since 1996, when the ravens began in baltimore, they have been the only football team in the nfl with a co-ed cheerleading squad. the women say the men allow them to do more. >> a lot more. i mean, it's more gymnastics ability, and flipping and twisting. >> reporte

. >> jimmy: you have a beautiful manicure. >> what are you thinking about? daddy says, just be yourself. maybe not. >> jimmy: i have a feeling she's going to stick around for ne-yo. it's great to see you. great to see you both. thank you for coming. katherine heigl, "one for the money," opens in theaters january 27th. we'll be right back with ne-yo. [ cheers and applause ] so, this is my honda civic. not as much fun to drive as i thought it would be. people are selling their old rides, looking for something new. whoa, check this out, you guys. they are having way too much fun without me. i need better gas mileage. so, up, up to 40 on the highway? then myford touch just said the temperature. she listened. she did listen. now, get a focus with up to $1000 cash back. get into the new at your local ford dealer today. out with the old, in with the new. we're the new. kids make stains i use tide boost to super charge our detergent. boom. clothes look amazing, and daddy's a hero. daddy, can we play ponies? right after we do foldies. tide boost is my tide. what's yo

. >> went for a manicure.been wearing darker polish on my nails so you really can't see what's under there. she takes the nail polish off and it looked like i'd been gardening. >> a great lunch. >> embarrassing. >> anyway -- >> good hair day for hoda. good housekeeping magazine, with the soft bangs. the next layers. i didn't realize. >> what. >> if you go -- >> choppy layers. >> anti-aging haircuts. >> what? >> yeah. yeah. >> is that what that is? >> anti-aging haircuts. >> okay. that's good to know. the classic bob is in. >> yeah. apparently i'm not in it. here's the thing, you guys. you know what one month from now is? >> what? >> you may say one month from now is february 10th, and you would be right. what you don't know is you know where you can come see us? >> what? >> live and in personal? >> where? >> the bahamas. >> we're going? i'm so excited. >> where are we going to be? >> atlantic. >> okay. we decided it's going to be cold we think in the dead of february so we'd like for you to come and join us. i

and what you saw was this neatly manicured, freshly plowed front lawn of putting green length with nobottles in sight. >> in the end, the jurors don't believe the deputy's story that they were the ones that came under attack. >> they were flat out lying. >> the jury finds for the doles on all counts, imposing at the time, the biggest police brutality verdict in history, nearly $16 million. and all because a neighbor heard a ruckus and turned on a home video camera. >> you can't beat the truth. that's what prevailed in this case. >> none of the deputies involved has been disciplined. the official reason, no one could identify any of the deputies accused of brutality. after ten years of delay, the doles received their damage reward which, with interest had grown from nearly $16 million to $24 million. for their part, the deputies from the los angeles county sheriff's department now shoot their own video whenever they have to break up what they believe is a disruptive party. >>> when we come back -- >> the fine is right here, sir. it's $137.50. >> you are [ bleep ] crazy! ♪ ♪ you and me

the inmates call it cosmo, and it's here where they learn how to style hair and give facials and manicuresp, and actually, it relieves the stress. it takes me away from that environment, for a little while at least. >> my instructors, they don't treat me like an inmate. they treat me like a student. first of all, i'm a female and i'm african-american and i've been incarcerated, so that's already three strikes against me. but i think i could actually have another chance to become someone, to be something. i would always turn my client away from the mirror, so that she's surprised when she see that transformation. >> shampoo and conditioner, please. >> jennie brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for trafficking cocaine and breaking and entering. >> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, perm rods. whenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure no hair is in the brushes and make sure it's all sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but the lives of their children

." >> there were new hairdos, manicures, massages, even makeup lessons, at a very special new year, newome of our teenage wednesday's children, kids still waiting and hoping the new year might also bring a new home for each of them. the washington area alumni chapters of delta sigma feta sorority, along with the invada institute school of cosmetology sponsored the event that brought together five lovely young ladies for a day of beauty and lots of fun. they each talked a little about their hopes and dreams for the future. >> i want to be an actress, dancer, and i'm thinking about doing makeup in the theater. >> angelica says she wants to be a chef, maybe have a bakery some day. >> because i watch a lot of tv, like cake shows, and that's when i start baking a lot of brownies, cupcakes. >> i want to be a fashion designer. >> reporter: nyree also said she one day wants to open an adoption center. >> i understand people who go through that stuff, it took me a while, it's going to take me a while to get adopted, so i don't want other kids to go through hardship and times. >> reporter: and ro

what, you know, for a woman, what you should be wearing, coordinated blouse, tan or light hose rib, manicuredls, moderate or no jewelry. they even interview a -- they even -- kind of interesting, dining etiquette, what you should order, apparently don't push your chair back and cross your legs when you are done eating, whether you should a cocktail or glass of wine even though your interviewer does, never point out errors, it is just really interesting. they even show you how -- wait a minute, here to is, how to tie a tie. how to tie a half-windsor. you know, they will tell you how to do that, which is kind of interesting. there you go gives you sort of the history on how to do -- how to do it all, which is kind of great. anyway, this is called interview buzz. it is just an interesting free app, even if you are not looking for a job, it is just kind of fun reading, just to see what you have to remember, what we might have all forgotten to do, you know, since we were last unemployed and unemployment, you know is pretty high these days. so, check it out. back to you. >> looks like a good one. >

. >> could be infection around the nail, overzealous manicures, pedicures, so no digging, no picking of hang nails or loose tissue around the fingers. that's usually how that starts. it can be a bacterial infection or could just be inflammation. again, seek medical advice, see a dermatologist for that. >> painting the nails okay? >> make sure they autoclave the instruments. that's what i like to say when you are going out to get your nails done because that's probably the largest component of where i see these infections arising from. people who frequent salons that aren't as sanitary as they should be. >> okay. that's something to keep in mind. thanks so much for coming. >> you are welcome. >>> our time is 11:51. coming up, what angelina joely doing in town today. plus meteorologist tom kierein is back with rain. when is it coming? we will find out. stay with news4 all afternoon. woody harrelson sweet talks >>> major hollywood star power will be in d.c. tonight. angelina jolie will be here for the premiere of her new movie. the movie is playing at the u.s. holocaust museum. jolie's

with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful place years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> reporter: but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn't there. i was watching a live video feed of my house. and there was a man in my house, and he was robbing me. >> yes, jean thomas is at her desk watching her own home being robbed. jean's a university travel counselor, works full time, and had installed a low-cost internet-based home surveillance syst

there were new hairdos, manicures, massages, and even makeup lessons. very special new year, new you, weekend gathering for some of our teenage wednesday's children. kids still waiting and hoping the new year might also bring a new home for each of them. washington area alumni chapters along with the avad a institute school of cosmo tooly sponsored the event that brought together five lovely young ladies for a day of beauty and lots of fun. they each talked a little bit about their hopes and dreams for the future. >> wane to be an actress, dancing. >> i'm thinking about doing makeup in the meter. >> reporter: angel can a wants to have a chef, maybe have a bakery some day. >> i watch a lot of the, a lot of cake shows. that's when i start making a lot of brownies, cupcakes. >> i want to be a fashion designer. >> she said she one day wants to open an adoption center. >> i'm just saying -- it took me a while. lit take me a while to get adopteadopt ed. >> reporter: she has a similar dream for her future. >> work with kids who have been through things i have

cuticle back, some are not, and sosome people complain on the other side is that i didn't get a good manicure because they didn't get my cuticles. you know, up can't win for losing sometimes. but you should not see blood. you should not see pain. the treatment should be uneventful in a sense. now, there are some new technologies where people are putting their hands under lights. that's a concern. we have seen more diagnoses of skin cancer on the back of the hand studded hand because it uses ultraviolet light. >> use the air-dryers. >> some of the new air polishes have to be -- yes. they are the long-lasting nail polishes that the hands go under uv light. and that's a concern p. >> real quickly, a lot of the nail salons have those chairs where the -- attached tub. is that safe? some places are switching to basins. >> well, some of these devices, even including your whirlpool tub at home, they can trap bacteria in the jets. and that's a concern. fungi, back tear yeah, any type of virus in hot water, that's the best environment for it to thrive. >> all right. dr. burgess, thank you so much, as a

roosevelt i think looked up to hoover as did many younger men and wartime service a hoover had a manicure -- humanitarian reputation as a great figure on the world stage. mrs. roosevelt liked hoover and historians always like to cite this anecdote that i am sure you are familiar with. at the beginning of 1920 when the democrats were becoming desperate and woodrow wilson was ill and the democrats were looking for someone to run for president to save their party and run for wilson's successor roosevelt wrote to a mutual friend, the diplomat, that i wish we could make hoover president of the united states. there could not be a better one. the research i've done on the hoover roosevelt relationship i have become convinced that roosevelt secretly wanted to be hoover's running mate. running as a democrat in 1920. well it didn't quite turn out that way. they remained friendly during the 1920s. >> host: did that surface for example in the 1932 campaign? >> guest: in today's political climate, something like that would create -- >> guest: there were some articles about the fact that they had been

i don't have well manicured nails. >> reporter: have you ever gotten a facial? eucalyptus and sulfur mask. >> this would be faster with a power painter. >> reporter: and then to somewhere no hard hitting journalist has gone before. >> beach bum tanning. >> are you saying i'm pale? >> reporter: let's get our spray tan on. >> really? this keeps getting better. how do i look? what do you think? >> reporter: you're so tan. >> i'm into it. manning. >> reporter: manning. would you ever go full body? >> let me just take this -- >> reporter: no, no, this is morning television. is this all one big man joke? >> i have a man headache now. >> reporter: not according to the wall street journal who reported that sales of men's apparel rose in 2011 and the mocabulary may be here to stay. we think when you turn on the tv and see men looking this good it's hard to complain. >> yeah, yeah. >> with fashion week coming up we're not sure if designers will use this man language, but i will. in fact, we have some products right here that we want to see if you guys or your men would we

next thing you know, maybe they'll be getting a cow manicure. thanks for watching today. you think. you can continue the conversation with me on facebook or twitter @ randi kaye cnn. had n newsroom continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> cows and waterbeds? how do i coin on? hi, everyone. i'm brooke baldwin. top of the hour. let's get you caught up on everything making news. let's begin with texas governor rick perry. he says today, yep, he's suspending his presidential campaign and now throwing his support behind another southern conservative. >> as i have contemplated the future of this campaign, i have come to the conclusion that there is no viable path forward for me in this 2012 campaign. therefore, today, i am suspending my campaign and endorsing newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> and then there were four. you will see those four remaining candidates on stage, this stage minus one of those podiums. that's a picture when they were removing the fifth podium. tonight the southern republican presidential debate starts at 8:00 on cnn. >>> and surpri

you go to get the manicure and they smudge.t that. >> that's just how your personality is. >> you have to be careful with hot items. >> if you use hot tools you purpose something. one thing you can do is get these cool ear guards. >> they are fabulous. >> they will protect you from singing your lobes. another thing you can do -- >> they don't work. >> you can do this. most people have something like this. you can get it in a drug store. super inexpensive to protect the sides of your face. >> thank you, amy. >> hope your little boy feels better. >> new year, new you. one guy changed his life. are only here for a limited time. ruffled lasagnette pasta, layered with fontina and asiago cheeses and oven baked just for you. try it topped with pan-seared chicken and toscano tomatoes. or with braised beef in a chianti wine sauce. both served with our unlimited salad and breadsticks. only at olive garden. now for lunch try our new chicken & tatopo florentine soup with salad and breadsticks. just $6.95 for a limited time. and who ordered

did you notice that beautiful manicure that was holding the "des moines register"? >> yeah, that's lisa. are you mispronouncing your name? dej dejardins. >> yeah, dejardins. i'm worried about my nails and i'm glad my mom is asleep and not watching, to be honest. >> i love that headline. what does the rest of the paper say? >> right. this is what's interesting. we saw the headline, split decision. and i have to say, this came out pretty late because they have at the bottom what the percentage was when this printed. 25%, 25%, 22%. so i think that was around 98% of precincts reporting. but guys, i think what's interesting here is what they chose to highlight in the paper. two facts about each candidate. mitt romney, "the des moines register" says, his visits to iowa were rare until late into the campaign. rick santorum, it says, persistent from the outset. he stumped in all 99 counties. what are they focusing on here below the fold? on who spent time in the state. and while these two men are declared in a virtual tie right here, a little bit more positive for santorum