dna test didn't actually grow mumps but they are still pretty sure i have mumps.nally i can do what i've wanted to do ever since i got here. >> all right. i'm leaving the room. >> freedom. >> this lovely lady is on a dangerous adventure. >> does it include using the most inappropriate vehicle for the condition? >> yes. >> what are you doing? >> why braving the cold snow >> that's awesome. >> she's going ton a very dangerous journey. >> make-up, on point. outfit not on point. >> but you would never be able to tell from the huge gorgeous smile on her face. she is australian living in iceland, but for this journey she's going to greenland. now their dangerous journey includes getting to a location here. it's very snowy. >> we were just checking out the area and rebecca went to park and we didn't realize that. >> does it include using the most inappropriate vehicle for the conditions? >> yes. >> even i know that. >> perhaps that's why this journey is dangerous. >> it says greenland.com on the front. >> this car will be fine. >> to the rescue! >> they ended up needing

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so much to do. >> yes, we are glad you could join us today on mumps talk. show. >>> the video spans seven minutes in total and covers his quarantine over the course of five days. he says you learn a lot about yourself by never learning the same room for five days. like i have a slight disposition for sanity. i got these great socks and years of mental scarring. >> i hope he's out of quarantine. >> we hope you're better and the mumps went away. >> a must watch snap chat. >> we're grateful you got the mumps. sorry but it's true. >>> also a video out of georgia. there was an animal shelter that did this online only commercial, and it's going viral. and as you watch and listen, you'll understand why. >> has your goldfish lost its novelty? do potted plants not excite you like they used to? come on down to furry animal emporium. all our cats are >> all the cats are self-cleaning. it's a tongue in cheek add for the animal rescue and shelter. and it's already gotten more than 500,000 views as you can understand. they call it kitty commercial with ks, and this guy i

mumps could cause some serious complications, especially in adults.ations such as deafness or inflammation of the brain or even death. so, what is driving this spike in cases? cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen explains. >> jake, this is certainly a sizeable outbreak of mumps in washington, 278 cases. now, i know a lot of us parents are thinking, wait a second, i got my child vaccinated against the mumps and indeed you did. children routinely get doegses when they're little, one when they're around one years old and another dose around four. but here's the problem. the immunity wanes. after about ten years, those shots start to not work so well. so, that's why in high school and in college you sometimes see these outbreaks. now, there's not much they can do about that, mumps unfortunately is an imperfect vaccine. some people have wondered, well, could we revaccinate, do another shot say around 14 or 15 years old. the issue with that is experts say that's been tried and it hasn't worked out so well. but experts are still trying to work

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. >>> another health warning, this over an expanding mumps outbreak. widespread cases of mumps, 14 cases this month alone compared to 17 all of last year. there were more than 5,000 cases of mumps in the u.s. in 2016, just 1,000 the year before that. the cdc is looking into the cause of the spike. >>> we move on now to an abduction sending shock waves through a popular college campus. surveillance allegedly showing him trying to cash in on the student's credit cards. tonight, the urgent hunt to find him. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in washington, d.c., are searching for this man, accused of kidnapping a college student. police say that surveillance video shows the suspect, in a black suit, attempting to use the victim's credit cards at a store. bit about your safety on campus, or near campus for that matter. >> reporter: it happened in broad daylight thursday, mere steps from the georgetown university campus and upscale neighborhood. the police report claims the suspect asked the student for money and then he grabbed

the mumps outbreak in this country.you where and now the new warning tonight. >>> look at the massive sinkhole, and a vehicle already swallowed. the teacher's aid accused of faking cancer. what happened when he told them he was cured? >>> and then the fireball streaking across the sky. families reporting a sonicboom. what they now think it was. much more ahead. things than ody was made for rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happen

now has more cases of the mumps than in the last decade. according to the cdc, there are more than 5,000 cases across the country most recognizable features of mumps are puffy cheeks and a swollen jaw. but the illness usually starts with a fever. health officials recommend children get two doses of the vaccine to protect against mumps, measles and rubella but they aren't 100% effective. >>> people who live in rural parts of the country may face higher health risks! a new study finding americans in rural areas are more likely to die from five leading causes than those living in the city. the causes are heart disease, cancer, stroke, respiratory disease and death from unintentional injuries. >>> 4:57. the rain might finally be gone but multiple sinkholes still causing trouble for drivers in the bay area. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm michelle griego. let's get a look at weather and traffic. >>> good morning. it is fruit, january 13. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's take a live look outside. we are looking at the embarcadero. it's foggy

this one, over an expanding mumps outbreak. colorado, the latest state to report widespread cases of mumps. 14 cases this month alone, compared to 17 all of last year. there were more than 5,000 cases of mumps in the u.s. in 2016, just 1,000 the year before that. the cdc is looking into the cause of the spike. >>> and moving on now to an abduction, sending shockwaves through a popular college campus. police say a georgetown university student was abducted at gunpoint by this man in a suit. surveillance video allegedly showing him trying to cash in on the student's credit cards. tonight, the urgent hunt for that suspect. here's abc's gloria riviera with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in washington, d.c. are searching for this man, accused of kidnapping a college student. police say that surveillance video shows the suspect in a black suit attempting to use the victim's credit cards at a store. >> it makes you think a little bit about your safety on campus. or near campus, for that matter. >> reporter: it happened

. >>> a mumps outbreak has spread to 90 people. health officials say at least 50 of those infected were actually vaccinated for the mumps. hundreds of students who have not been vaccinated are now advised to stay home or to stay home as students are now being urged to get their vaccinations as well. health officials expect the number of cases to spread in the coming days. >>> facebook is changing its trending topics feature in an effort to fight fake news stories. among the changes all users will see the same topics instead of those personalized by their behavior. and to keep fake news from trending an article's headline and publisher will be shown. >>> when we come back the woman missing for days has been found alive. but it's where she was located that's putting a bizarre twist on this story. >>> plus donald trump and america's new clear arsenal and tells david muir what it was like the moment he got the codes. you are rockin it. this program is amazing. weight watchers is not a diet. i eat more now than i did before. it's just -

our 78 confirmed and probable cases of mumps since october.octors are urging everyone to get vaccinated and take precautions. meanwhile, little girls doubting their future? this is according to a study published today in the journal "science," showing girls as young as six can be led to believe that men are smarter and more talented, making them less likely to pursue ambitious careers. at 400 children between the ages of five and seven. researchers say that it is a sign that gender bias starts early. jonathan: this is an example of a guy not all that smart. before you see the video, he is ok. but watch. skiing in the thick snow, goes over the edge, and that is a cliff. seconds.elled for 12 he free fall straight into a pile of snow. he walked away without so much as a scratch, and he calls it a miracle that he did. wow. alison: a miracle indeed. is this group, a freefall like nothing, but nitro circus is known for death-defying stunts. this year, daredevil travis the actionll bring to his hometown of annapolis. but there were roadblos, garbage,

so doctor mike, first of all, explain, what are the mumps. i had it as a kid. you know,. >> it is a virus, very, very contagious. there is a very good vaccination, and it is a combination, they do measles, mumps and rubela called mmr and it works very well. problem is that we think, because it works so well, that some of the, it was so effective that there wasn't a lot of stimulation of the immune system with mumps around. basically what i have found in my practice, when i do, checks , when i do blood tests to see if people have immunity to measles, mumps, many times their levels are under the therapeutic range and i have to give a booster shot. >> why college campuses because there is so much hang i panning i. >> or close quarters. >> close quarters, very, very contagious. >> so make sure your kid are immunized and for health care rovers, people going to medical school, nursing school they all get check. it is a good idea before you go off to college to get checked to make sure you have immunity. if you do not, get a booster. >> okay. >> even at that age. >> o

. >>> a mumps outbreak in spokane, washington, has spread to about 90 people. health officials say at least 50 of those infected were vaccinated for mumps. hundreds of students who have not been vac flated for the disease are now required to stay home. students are being urged to get their vaccinations well. health officials expect the number of cases to spread in the coming you, craft heinz says instead of buying a super bowl ad, the company is giving all salaried employees off on the monday after the game. the company hopes that the move will drum up some more bub lisity than a commercial would. both are pricey. 30-second super bowl ads go for about $5 million. craft heinz has more than 40,000 salaried employees and also started an online petition calling for the monday after the super bowl to be declared a national holiday. >> you think that would have happened if pittsburgh was in the super bowl? i mean, pennsylvania-based? what do you think, jack? >> i don't know. >> it would have and a tough time. >> i think there were a lot of people that could get behin

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area, as many as 900 children in ocean county new jersey may need to be revaccinated for things like mumps measles and chicken pox and other illnesses because a local pediatrician improperly refrigerated the vaccine supply. it happened at michael bliman in ocean county. they were not refrigerated properly and they need to have them redone. the department file aid complaint against the doctor for misconduct. and the phone was off the hook for most of today. here is what you need to know, this effects any child that received a vaccine at the office from july 2014 to july to 2016 including measles mumps rubela and polio and a whole through of other things. and they got them through the federally funded vaccine for children program that provides free or discounted vaccines for low income children, there is a hot line set up to help family that are in need of revaccination. >>> wal-mart's new training facility graduated their first class of workers, complete with caps, gowns and streamers, the training center is located in the hatfield montgomery county super center. it has classes that help wi

the best way to avoid getting mumps is to get vaccinated. they do warn the vaccine is not 100% effective in preventing mumpses. >>> up next, making big whoa. how this snowmobile rider made history in midair. >>> well, i don't have any moves like that, but here's a nice move for you from our east bay hills camera. sun is setting in 50 of reach for far too long:s have health insurance.that's been out how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. >>> the competitive snowmobile world is flipping out over a record-setting maneuver. >> yeah! >> can you believe that? that's daniel boden landing the world's first double back flip. it's considered the holy grail of snowmobile tricks. it caus

health officials in washington state are rushing to contain an outbreak of mumps infected hundreds ofdents who are not up to date on their vaccines. they're being told to stay home from school to try to protect them from the illness. former president george h.w. bush could be back at home as soon as this weekend. alison: a spokesman for the first family said the 92-year-old still has a gettingg cough, but is better. the 41st president was hospitalized 11 days ago while battling pneumonia. barbara was also admitted after being diagnosed with bronchitis, but she has since been discharged. achelle: 7 on your side with consumer alert, and you may soon be able to check out of target without even taking out your wallet. the retailer is getting ready to launch its own mobile payment service that would allow ontomers to pay using an app their smart phone, no cash or cards needed. no word yet on the exact launch date, but it is expected to be sometime this year. alison: remember panda from the national zoo that escaped and ran to adams morgan in 2013? it seems he has a fan at the zoo in norfol

program in ocean county through that office may need to be revaccinated for ailments including measles, mumps, chicken pox and polio because the vaccines they received might not have been properly refrigerated. befb el bevilaqua's sister-in-law also takes her two sons to the same pediatrician's office. >> he's a doctor. he knows what he needs to do to make sure these vaccinations are good. >> reporter: a woman who answered the phone when i called the office today said neither bleiman nor anyone else there had any comment. health officials say it's not dangerous to receive improperly stored vaccines, but they could be less effective at preventing disease. authorities say children who got the shots between november 2014 and july 28th of last year should be re-evaluated. the new jersey department of health has filed a complaint with the state board of medical examiners against dr. bleiman. it alleges gross negligence, professional misconduct and other violations. in stafford township, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> it says handling errors cost thousands. it's better to not vaccinate at all

it includes measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, several others, so children vaccinated between november 2014 and july 2016 will be notified by the health companiment something to keep in mind there. >> new lawsuit by two government agencies accuses the company behind the dietary supplement of misleading it customers. >> the supplement sold in pharmacist nationwide. marketed as way to help improve memory. >> correspondent hena warner shows us how the lawsuit seeks for refunds from the user. >> clinically shown to improve memory. >> the ads for it are hard to miss, for supplement promising to improve cognitive skills. the break through in prevagan allowing to you stay as sharp as possible. >> there are some pretty extravagant claims made. >> the problem? new york attorney general, eric sneiderman, says the company that makes it, can't back it up. >> it is really very straightforward broad advertising claim. >> what's more he believes that aggressive marketing targets a vulnerable group. older americans. >> they were making a lot of money off of this,. >> bottle of prevagan can cost as muc

prosecutors have now charged 20 year old autumn with attempted mumped err. investigators say officers approached the suspect at the burlington town station when she suddenly grabbed the girl and through her on to the tracks. officers jumped in in front of the train to signal it to stop. while the child was removed from the crash by the mother's boyfriends. >> search is on for two mask gunman who shot man during home invasion in philadelphia's talcony neighborhood. >> this happened inside an apartment on the 4800 block of longshore avenue, about 2:30 this afternoon. police say the suspect stopped the 33 year old victim in the shoulder. he is currently critical at aria-torresdale hospital. police say the suspect did not take anything from the apartment. >> and some teachers in the philadelphia school district are wrapping up their participation in the black lives matter week of "action cam" pain. this week the teachers dedicated more instructional time to teaching about diversity and social justice. today at temple university, eagles safety malcolm jenkins too

besser, there's a vaccine against mumps so, you know, why are these outbreaks happening?it's a great question. if you get two doses of the vaccine it protects about 8% of people. it's not 100% effective. one dose only 78% so over time, there's a group of people that builds up who are at risk of this vaccine and you tend to see these outbreaks in crowded place, school, places where people are living closely and can share viruses. >> you know, the number of cases that have gone fivefold between 2015 and 016 but why is that as well. >> yeah, in 2016 there were more than 5,000 case, 2015, about a thousand cases. you look at some of these other ye years, the chart, in the hundreds so people are wondering. there is a number of theories, one is that the virus may be changing. so that maybe the vaccine isn't as good as a match. the other, as people get older third, maybe doctors aren't storing the vaccine properly. it has to be kept cold before you give it. if they don't it could be less effective but they haven't sorted that out. >> remind us why should we worry about the mumps.

vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella, children vaccinated between november 2014 and 2016 will be notified by the health department. parent listen to this, doctors say many babies don't receive enough vitamin d. those doctors breast feeding mothers found that 88% of them took the supplement themself to increase their breast mill become, but baby didn't receive the daily dose. too little vitamin d can weaken bones. >> in our health watch report, fda makes disturbing find, they say some i am playable cardiac devices can be hack. regulators say they choose dollars medicals implantable cardiac devices have vulnerability. hack choir gain access, empty battery, could taste incorrectly or even deliver shock. devices include pacemakers and defibrillators. saint jude has come up with software patch to fix that problem. >> this morning, learning nor about the death of actress carrie fisher. we'll have an update her cause of death just ahead. >> the white house getting ready for a trump trans for makes. a look at some of the changes the new first family may get at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >

neil gorsump said the federal government took on too mump power. thomas hardiman strong on the right to have a gun outside the home. less likely is william pryor of gibirmingham. conservatives like they all have a record of ruling. >> we heard the expression no more suitors. there's a reluctance to put somebody on the bench based on winks and nods saying i know this person. >> reporter: it would not alter the court's make up but the trump choice is in for a fight. democrats are furious that president obama's nominee never got a hearing. republican leaders insist they will do whatever it takes to win confirmation. it takes an average of 70 days from nomination to confirmation. that would put the new justice on the court in late april in time to hear and vote on the last few cases of this current supreme court term. lester. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> it's been another day of brutal weather. a norester battling homes and states leaving homes and businesses without power. kristen dahlgren has it all covered from portla portla portland, maine. >>

measles and mumps are still out.t's not a risk free choice, but a choice to take a different and more serious risk. >> what's concerning when people bring this up -- >> the false link between vaccines and autism began because children got diagnosed around the same time they were vaccinat vaccinated. but he said newer tools have helped the doctors learn that the condition typically begins before children are immunized. >>> this is "nbc10 @ issue." >> that's it for this edition of "nbc10 @ issue." thanks for watching. don't forget to stick with nbc10 as we transition to a new president. inauguration coverage begins wednesday at 4:00 in the afternoon. have a great sunday. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record. fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg in

been properly refrigerated, that can make the vaccines lessee negative, the vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, several others. children vaccinated between november 2014 and july 2016 will be notified by the health department. >> well, happening today, new jersey governor chris christie delivers his state-of-the-state address. the speech scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon, and comes during his final year in office. christie as also speaking to democratic controlled legislature, as his job approval rating hit record lows, and the race to succeed him is underway. the assembly's democratic leadership will respond once christy's address is over. >> all coming full circle. president obama steps out of the white house, heads back to his hometown of chicago. he delivers his final address to the nation tonight. white house officials say the president's farewell address will be a call to action to the next generation of leaders. as a passing of the baton, you may say, the address will cap off eight years of speeches for our country's commander in chief. >> cbs news will have live c

what is causing so many americans to come down with mumps and how alarmed should we be?

earlier we weren't seeing mump.is the northbound side approaching the accident scene that again cleared out of the way. these are camera at the turn part-time. northbound seven minutes from 95 to route one. in total the drive time isn't too bad. speeds though are into the 30s. we are seeing a pretty big slow down by the scene. reports of a crash on lancaster avenue. might be detoured there. new jersey looks okay as well. this is 76 over in glosser city. just around market street. these lanes right here headed northbound towards the walt wit man bridge. right before you can head towards philadelphia. nothing out of the ordinary right knew. just a little bit slow in spots. so use a little bit of caution. back in ten for more updates. >>> new this morning, a mistake that could jeopardize the health of hundreds of children. >>> up next, vak seen problem that has health officials issuing a warning. >>> heart break and hardship. there to fight one man's battle with insurance company after he loses the love of his life. ha

. >> thank you very mump. join us at 11:00 for our next newscast.read some sunshine right here inside because it's time for "ambush makeovers." two wonderful ladies picked from the plaza, given brand-new head-to-toe looks courtesy of our amazing "today" show contributors. hairstylist to the stars -- ♪ louis licari la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> and foxy fashionista, jill martin is here. it was a nice day out today. >> it wasn't cold at all. a lot of people there. and, you know, a lot of very excited people ready to be made over. >> is louis' voice unusually low today? >> we like it. >> i'll tell you later. >> first up, we have marg rets kazar, 53, from port jefferson station, new york. a mom two of. works as an artist and came to the plaza this morning to celebrate her birthday which is today. and she wanted an ambush makeover. she's always wanted one. and since she's lost a lot of weight recently, she felt like today was the day. let's listen to her story. >> this is best sign ever. our birthday girl. you lost over 60 pounds? so tell me about why you want

they include ailments like measles, mumps, chicken pox and polio. 00s of kids will have to get the shots yet again. >> my oldest son is scared to death of getting shots. now i might have to put him through all that all over again? >> the department of health is mailing letters to impacted families. >>> it's the first major test of president-elect donald trump's administration. >> the confirmation hearing for attorney general candidate jeff sessions is under way. the alabama senator is the first trump nominee to face a confirmation hearing. but all accounts it's been contentious with democrats grilling sessions on a number of fronts including his record on race and civil liberties. at one point he addressed the voter fraud application from his past. >> i was accused in 1986 of mailing to protect the voting rights of african-americans by presenting the very case, the voter fraud case and of condemning civil rights advocates and organizations and even harboring, amaze going, sympathies for the kkk. these are false charges. >> there is little likelihood sessions won't be confirmed. republica

vaccines in manahawken may not have been properly row fridge rated, the vaccines include measles, mumpshicken pox, several others. children who were vaccinated between november 2014 and july 2016 will be notified by the health department. >> well, overall prices are expected to rise in 2017. but there is good news. some expected positive drop in price. >> good news. business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so, where do we find some relief from rising gas prices? >> well, at the grocery store. according to the u.s. da price outlook, several kitchen staples are expected to drop in price this year. egg prices, which already sell in the latter part of 2016, they're expected to plummet by another ten to 12% in 2017. beef and pork to slide by 1%, vegetable prices for you healthy eaters, two to 3% lower. peanut butter, yeah, i love peanut butter, should decrease by about 3%. >> chocolate peanut butter, jill, chocolate. blends it in. it is fantastic. it can change your life. >> well there is year i understand could be a go

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great if islam could be a religion more focuses on a modern multi curl tour society and not focused so mump on the seventh or under view of utopia and the caliphate. what does its tike get islam to modernize? >> one thing is that is important is the position of muslims in america. muslims in america have the protections of the law. they have an expectation they can speak freely. different from muslim cups where we not a to put in blasphemy laws. very interesting because they seem to be structured to end all debate, and you have to make sureey get on the right side of the blaspheme ya law. think the muslim communicates of america should take advantage of the situation here and at the academic freedom, the intellectual free tom to -- freedom to take -- affect the global islam and the debate taking blaze in middle east and air arabs. i'm not saying thes idea are reforming or modernizing. they're providing clarity. so, for example, i talk about the role of the muslim individual. i got some criticism by somebody online where they said that the individual is a weapon concept and, therefore, is no

to ai quo do have drugs in field mump us biggsest brock lidge with my troops, they would fall asleep on watch because they were so tired. in aen infan platoon you are supposed to have dish if would not be good to send only five. so you at least send ten out. that means you got a 3 of 60 in your foxhole, suppose e supposed to four miami in a foxholement three would sleep and one up 25 fors over the time. the problem was you were luke lucky to have two so you were up 50% of the time. >> you were luckingy you war not involved in drug performance forks '71 72. >> i heard about this and it was a huge problem. i had so many ma mcnamara's hundred them to, he was the secretary of defers during the vietnam war, and don't have any charitable thoughts about him at all. he has passed on from this world and i shouldn't say where i hope he is but i he hope he is, but he had -- the brought to 100,000 troops that were mental cad gore fours had no business in military. they never would have been recruited. but the said we can -- to cut down on draftees of the wealthy people or the people -- we're goi

and, two, how are they going to raise that mump money. >> how has the policy been changed? >> the government has a policy of not prosecuting and they coordinate more with the families, but they still do not pay ransom as a government. >> most governments pay ransom. >> a lot of the governments do. the united kingdom doesn't but and what was so horrible in this situation is that steven was in a room with all the other western hostages and they watched the others bes set free and they paid litter. spain was able to negotiate it way down and the americans just sat there and watched them. >> does israel pay ransom? >> that i don't know. >> explain, i think, because the u.s. has been clear about this, about not paying ransom and the reason is because they believe -- our government would believe it would encourage them to take more hostages. >> that's the theory. also that it would fund terrorists who bomb and so forth. so there's two parts to the reason. but there's a new study that says that -- it says that terrorists take westerners as targets of opportunity. they d k american

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. >> i had mumps, measles, and what else did i have. >> i will have to go through your history. >> flu you get flu shots. >> yes. >> that is for sure. >> i haven't had flu in a couple years. >> there you go. >> yes. >> knock on wood. >> thanks, doctor mike. >> i love you guys. >> i love you right back. >> this taylor swift woman has some serious competition, and the pint sized singer, who has blown people away, look at this little kid. we will play that tape for you >>> jen is helping us look good this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. you don't normally when women mostly put stuff on their face they look like, they have stuff on their face they might look younger but they look artificial. there is new stuff that is so good, that people have had nothing on their face, look less real, then people who have had the stuff on their face. so we will figure out what the heck is going on we will be right back. >> ♪ >> okay. >> i like this taylor swift song. >> do i too. >> we all know she's a big star, right. >> a little girl is getting her shot at stardom for being a mini taylor swift. >> yes. >