fred recalled in the deeper pools the mannequin sank.got stuck at the falls. >> each time she had to be physically moved over those -- the lip of those waterfalls, the water -- the stream would not move her. >> did you feel like because this case was hard enough as it was, that this testing had to be just as perfect as it could be? >> of course. with no witnesses, we're dealing strictly with circumstantial evidence. and -- and circumstantial evidence is often enough to get you a conviction. but we knew we needed to have a lot of it. >> reporter: to investigators, these tests confirmed their suspicions -- to them, fred's story of leslie's accident was impossible. >> they said there was no way that her body could have ended up under that log unless it had been placed there. that the forces of nature would not have put her under there. >> reporter: but were these tests enough to make a full-fledged criminal case? the first person they'd have to convince was the local district attorney. >> he was quickly brought on board as to what we were i

amazing that a plastic mannequin protected you.ten years later, how has the healing process been? how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. it's a thing that. co-s and goes day by day. it really affects you in a lot of different ways, from the point where you don't really worry about the small stuff, but there are other things in your life that you feel like you really have to make a difference. not only for yourself, but for those who didn't make it that day. and so that always comes in my head, especially this time of year. >> yeah, because sometimes out of the bad can come good. i'm curious to know what you've taken away from this experience, what perhaps the single biggest effect of the experience has had on your life. >> well, despite all the horror and pain of that day, it was also a time when you see what you're able to do and more importantly what the community was able to do. there were people from 40 different countries where i was at in thailand and people helped give first aid, create lists of survivors, find food and water

the italian company and their exclusive mannequins.nternational music stars are performing at the top of the mountain concert. they have been performing since 1995. the concert is held on the top of a mountain. it is 2300 meters up in the austrian alps.

deciding which out fits to put on the man -- mannequin. >> a shopper comes in the store any way i usuallyook where they go. >> reporter: at betsy jenny one-on-one customer service is key. but others this could be the norm. >> the new playing field is our own subconscious. >> the research helped overhaul one of the iconic labels, campbell soup can, it features steam coming from the soup bowls because they found customers reacted favorably when the soup looked warm. >>> tonight, having a look in downtown to the right of your screen in a minute you will be able to see, well, two restaurants, one is the trident. and our photographer is panning over bridge way and the waterfront shots down in downtown where you can see it has begun to rain. a similar sight is seen over the bay area tonight. here is why. you get a view. picking up all of the showers that just blossomed if in the last few hours in the bay area. you can see cells coming down in central san francisco, the east bay and then down along san francisco and to the peninsula. the santa cruz mountains could be picking up rain. now, series

the italian company and their exclusive mannequins. international music stars are performing at the top of the mountain concert. they have been performing since 1995. the concert is held on the top of a mountain. it is 2300 meters up in the austrian alps.

can negotiate some concessions, i would be okay with this, but he couldn't negotiate a hack off a mannequin that worries me, it's like what are we giving away here. >> he did mention that he was looking to get 53 people who are looking to be harbored back in cuba. >> he's got to say that, otherwise it looks really bad. >> maybe he watched for his monologue. >> that's what it is. it all ties back to the -- i'm sure he's looking forward to going to cuba, it's like a commercial for cuba, when the nfl quarterback says i'm going to disney land. president obama, i'm a young guy, i'm going to cuba. it's perfect propaganda for them and it sort of just washes away all the human rights violations and justices from this team. >> when with beyonce and 5z çoi x-d2)ees[ hey, mr. president, you ought to go here too. >> first thing i want to say is i was in the white house during the boat lift, and while -- >> i think you're too old for me, i decided. i was there during lincoln's second inaugural. they put everybody, all their nut cases and they dumped them and actually cost bill clinton his governorship i

. >> i've some suddenly become a mannequin here or what?howing you how you can at least get into this. can. >> that's why say you call this a scarf, i call it a tablecloth. it's a little bit too big. >> his face is buried in that. >> that's the point. >> it is warm, i will give you that. work with us, will you please? >> okay so let's take a look of the bay bridge. >>> let's take a quick look at the bay bridge live and you can see there's nothing there, or as we say, an area car. >> we do have a little thing going as we cycle through some shots. >> here's what we are doing were trying to get worked in a few christmasy words. >> jolly ride. so any other camera? you can see if you're going to head this way you know people drive around today. >> yes people will go out for visiting. >> yes for frolicking. >> it's a christmas thing to do. you know going to visit, early morning trips to family. if you're out and about the good news is you won't have any problems. >> stay warm, eric is cute as a button today i hope they can see the red skirt. >> y

resonates with people because it is one of the most recognizable costumes elvis had and to see it on a mannequin> reporter: there are two biggest names in the music business. >> when else vils and the beetles met in '65 they met at his home in bel-air. they say what happened is the guys walked in and elvis was on a sofa strumming a bass guitar and paul was like he plays the bass, i can play with him. and ringo and the guys played pool on the table on display here. i think they found somebody they could relate to. >> reporter: alongside the elvis movie memorabilia, there are personal possessions from the every day, the keys to graceland and the giant mailbox that couldn't cope with a flood of fan mail and simple souvenirs, such as a photo of aed dad with his daughter, lisa marie. and there are golden memories of a different kind. the boxing gloves from mohammad ali and the gold-plated bedside phone for those times when a little less conversation wouldn't do. >> elvis always wanted to tour europe. he always wanted to tour outside of the united states and never had the opportunity to do so. >> even

and he stole his sweater from a beneton mannequin. it is andy levey. and watch what you say or he play throw you in jail. next to me, nick searsey. a new season premieres on january twentyth. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> no tat for cats. andrew, fuddy-duddy, cuomo says it is illegal to tattoo your pet. the bill sponsored by linda rosenthal says subjecting a pet to tattooing and piercing to satisfy an individual's misguided presented elections -- predelections should be considered cruelty. if there is a marking made by a vet for medical and identification purposes which is what he has, how convenient. support grew because if one photo of a tattooed dog. meanwhile, up north, a canadian philosopher is aiming for animalship. he says animals need to be treated as such. here is one being productive right now. >> this new season of "homeland" is cruel. he is more and more unstable. he is almost like an animal at this point. dana, i get it. he has more human rights than more americans. should he become a citizen? >> you may not believe this

and some creepy mannequins.ng compares to the place where seed spitting legends are made. >> hey, how are you? >> hey, mike. >> pressure of the water tower? jamie nichols is there to prep me for the coming competition. >> i'm the executive secretary of the thump. but i'm chairman of the seed spitting. >> you're chairman of seed spitting? >> championship of seed spitting. >> ccss. now that we got that straight, it's time to spit or split. >> this is some of the folks you're going to be spitting against. that's the camacho family. >> jamie has lined up season spitters to go head to pucker with yours truly. >> the whole family? >> all champion spitters, all of them. >> did you win all these? >> you guys are family? >> it was actually my dad's. >> does he get competitive? does he get nasty. >> sometimes. >> at a glance it looks like an olympic diver. it's not. it's a luling spitter. show me the big mamba jamba. >> we have three different contests. children's contest. three of these compete in that. adult category, w

there's one giant tree after another and one made out of a mannequin. for all of that, this there is this. a more simple gesture. a christmas card. but what is so special about cards like these? open them up and inside they're signed by the opt testify united states. what does it take to get on that list? >> it is cool. >> reporter: the fox's chief white house correspondence is on the list but he puts in the time suffering through one white house briefing than another. and you can buy the christmas card but be ready to shell out money. and we saw the price on this one passing $70. so who else makes the cut for the political heavy weights in washington? >> not just sending it to their actual friend friends, they're sending to it fake friends and campaign donors and contributor, the folks that want to get out at the poles. >> reporter: and that's where you can blur the lines between pomp and politics and it is nothing new. caroline harris is credited as having if first white house tree. the free fox news producer and first lady historian can go on at leng

. >> you look like a hollister mannequin. thank you so much. >> great to see andy richter. i always loved you. >> jimmy: no, no, no. that's not -- that's steve higgins. that's steve higgins. >> oh, i see. >> jimmy: very good. >> how are you, steven? haven't seen you guys since the charlie manson bachelor party. that was great. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. charles manson's getting married. charlie manson's bachelor party! they killed with "when a manson loves a woman." >> jimmy: that was a great one. they didn't have to do it. they just did it for fun. i must say, i loved reading this book. so many things to talk about. it's unbelievable. i like the -- i want to get into how you got into some of the characters that we all know and love. but also, as a fan of just comedy -- if you love comedy, you have to read this book. i don't want it to end. i don't want -- i just want to keep reading, because every chapter's like -- this is so fun and interesting and great. >> thank you. i know every single one of these characters. i know nathan t

. >> in another part of the store, mannequins dressed in formal attire are used as weapons.osing his shirt in the scuffle, his son tries to move the melee out of the showroom. another flustered customer dials 911. >> she called the police. she said, oh, my god, a man is hitting a woman here and this and that, and now the police called them outside while they were trying to flee. he stopped everybody, pulled his gun, this and that. we had another three, four police cars immediately. they surrounded the place. >> police interview everyone on scene and turn to the videotape. >> we explained to them what happened. they explained what happened, and they reviewed the video clip and saw all the shots. >> police arrest the three men and haul them away. he and his son are left with substantial injuries. >> i suffered two fractured bones in the backbone, and a black eye, a little bit of concussion to the head. my son also suffered concussion and went to hospital. he was checked. >> putruss is shaken by the violent confrontation, but working in the wedding business for many years, he u

pieces we were surprised to find displayed so much better and so much better since we've redone the mannequinshe sparkle, it's a very simple dress with the deepest jewel felt and bolero jacket. it has the most amazing shimmer to it. any way she turned or moved it must have been this beautiful glitter. a series of dresses in this time period, it's interesting, yellow. when we put them together, you were like yellow was very popular for a while. we have a series of dresses that are pastel, pastel yellow, blue, pastel green. then you moved to the other side and suddenly we have the nancy reagan white and then vivid blue, purple, vivid red, and back to white again. it was an interesting rainbow going on. >> interesting. well, we are going to move on to mrs. ronald reagan and the white house from 1981 to 1989. this is my least favorite fashion decade, i have to say. >> one thing you have to notice is how mrs. reagan i would think almost singlehandedly transformed red of communist revolution to the color of republican. all of these men wearing red ties owe a debt to mrs. reagan for transforming the

. >> reporter: on this day she decided to first make something for her imaginary sister, a mannequint looks good on her anyway. >> reporter: then she modeled off the dress she made for herself. where do you get these ideas? >> my head. >> do you practice a lot? >> a lot. >> how many hours a day do you practice? >> about ten. >> that's a long time. >> yep. >> do you realize you have a gift? >> i do? >> you do. those gifts were brought to life by sidney's mom angie who started a blog called fashion by mayhem, sidney's nickname. angie had more than 400,000 followers eagle to see sidney's original creations as well as some red carpet recreations. last february j. crew's head designer showed a serious interest in teaming up with the 4-year-old. >> that first e-mail you got from j. crew, you thought what? >> i didn't think it was real. seriously to know the volume of e-mail coming in at the time it was incredibly overwhelming, but that particular e-mail definitely kind of stopped me in my tracks and i thought is this really real? >> j. crew flu the family to new york where sidney was treat

even one, for some reason, made out of a mannequin. for all of that, there is this.impler gesture of christmas well wishes. a christmas card. what's so special about christmas cards like these, open them up and inside they are signed by the president of the united states. so what does it take to get on that christmas card list? >> it is pretty cool. >> reporter: fox's chief white house correspondent ed henry is on the list. he puts in the time. suffering through one white house briefing and another. you can buy them. we saw the price on this one passing 70 bucks. who else makes the cut for the political heavyweights in washington? >> they are not just sending it to to their actual friends. they are sending it to fake friends. campaign donors, contributors, the folks that want to get out at the polls. >> reporter: and that's where you can really blur the lines between pomp and politics, and it is nothing new. caroline harrison has the first white house tree, but it was upstairs maybe more for the family. frequent fox news producer and first lady historian andy oak can

usually a mannequin. if you'll turn around first, so in the back here, this is considered the kick.here right now? >> i have a credit card. >> okay. what do you think would be the hardest thing for me to take? >> probably the credit card. >> that would be rather difficult for me. but if you check this way, turn toward the front, your inside jacket pocket, would you mind stepping on the other side of me? >> sure n for me to steal this without doing the kind of stealing i've been doing, i would have to distract you. one way would be to hand the bag across. as i pass that to him, i can now steal this and then also pass it back to him. you? just lifted your arm in a gesture to help. >> i would have passed it off back to the other guy. there go. >> i did not feel it. that's pretty cool. >> the hardest thing to steal would be your mi cpac, which we'll need to plug that back in. >> thank is where the people yell to me rap. you're saying three or four guys will be on the city streets, especially a city like this, this dense. especially we're so attracted to tourists. you literally are bumpi

there is one giant tree after another and even one made out of a mannequin for some reason.h simpler things like this christmas card signed by the president of the united states. what does it take to get on that list? ed henry is on the list. but he puts in a time suffering through one white house briefing after another. you can go to ebay and buy this year's white house christmas card but be ready to shell out evergreen. the price on this passed $70. who else makes the cut? >> they are sending it to fake friends, campaign donors, con tributers and the folks they want at the polls. >> reporter: and that is where you can blur the lines between pomp and politics >> caroline harris had the first white house tree but it was upstair and maybe more for the family. >> reporter: andy oak, a historian, can go on about the executive power at christmas at length but the tradition of harnessing the power of the holiday started 80 years ago. >> hoover was the first who decorated an official public white house tree but it isn't until 1961 where we see the themes comes through with jacquel