thanks, guys, for coming in to the pajama party.s get to the weather and sam. hey, sam. >> good morning, juju. we love when kids first recognize they're on tv. you're not supposed to do that. we were talking about how the kids do that. and you did it, too. hey, there i am. move your arms. see? yeah, it all works. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want to talk about this morning. we're first going to deal with paula. here's our concern. the trend has been to move paula's track a little north over the last couple updates. right now, it's cruising the northern coast of cuba. remember, key west is just 90 miles away from havana. we're looking carefully where that storm will place itself for the wind and rain for south florida. the big heat continues today. san francisco bay area, you're normally in the 70s. you're just not used to dealing with 90s this time of year. our record yesterday, 90 again today. it backs off thursday a bit. here's a quick look at the weather around the n i just didn't want to miss the viking

but pajamas? >> ah, no, i don't wear pajamas. >> jimmy: thank you.to deceive us on a number of things. i bet your family isn't all js. your name may not be julia. >> i'm not really even a woman, actually. >> jimmy: that's unbelievable! that is quite a bombshell. so when you were a kid, did you want to be an actress? was that your thing? >> yeah, you know, as a kid, you don't think about a career, but i grew up in new york city, i was a total ham, and my mom is an artist, and she was hanging out with all these other artists and a woman who was a set designer for theater company told me that they had a part for a kid and i was like, me, me, me, and when i got older, i discovered i wanted to do that as a job. >> jimmy: you are doing a play with the director -- >> the same theater company. we're going to do a show -- >> jimmy: same from when you were a little kid. >> it's all coming full circle. >> jimmy: that's something else. >> it will be had fun. huge multi-media piece with music and film projections and it will be at the brooklyn academy of music. >

. >>> and giants fans become the cat pajama a as fan frenzy extends way beyond the dug out. we know the real story on jerry brn. jerry brown opposes the dea penalty. even for cop killers. he signed an inmates bill rights. one sreme court judge that brown appointed was so liberal... he voted to stop the dea penalty 64 times. we know the real story on rry brown. now you do too.

they're dressed in pajamas. my friends and i look like we're dressed for a pajama party.ting to giving kids sweet dreams. we're joined by the founder program, jennifer, with some of my pajama-clad friends. you're one of those people that sees the need and does something about it. we know that bedtime reading was critical. but you met a girl who didn't know what pajamas were for. >> that's right. ten years ago. we're celebrating our tenth birthday now. i was reading to children. and i didn't know what their circumstances were. when i was leaving one night, i saw they didn't have anything to change into. and the next week, with the books, i brought pajamas. and when one little girl looked at me, she wouldn't take them. and she said, what are these? my world just changed forever. and i couldn't believe the stories i heard about some of the children we serve. >> and that was ten years ago. 900,000 pajamas ago. and you feel there's so much need. there's still so much people can do. >> we're celebrating our tenth birthday. we have great partners. carter's pajamas is amazing. an

sell pajamas for grown-up. like the onesies had you as a kid.dults and sales are taking off. joining me, co-founder of forever lazy. tyler and dave. good to see you guys. >> hi, thanks for having us. >> hi. >> here you are, you've had coverage in national media. you're heading into a crucial time period for retailers. are you bringing on more workers? >> you know, we're definitely trying to. it's been hard for us getting started. hard to get bank loans and funding needed to start this business. we tapped our entire personal savings. every dollar to our name are invested in this. my parents' money is invested in this. that's been hard for us to grow and build our business, but we're hoping that very soon we will be able to reach that point where we can start bringing on more people. >> there's only -- >> go ahead. >> i was just going to say, being just, dave and i the sole honors, we wear all the hats. there's becoming a point, hopefully soon, we can't do all the processing, shipping, marketing all that stuff. right now we kind of do everything.

rallying cause as our schoolso, please picture next to me at least 200 parents and 200 children in their pajamas, standing next to me. i've been involved in this project since my son was 6 years old. he's now 13. i have felt very involved and very informed about this project. i've been to meetings, presentations, brainstorms at the library, at the clubhouse, on the playground and even at my school. i've watched the street closing, i've studied the plans and i also can honestly say i read the e.i.r. online. so i feel that this e.i.r. well documents our neighborhood's urgent needer to more park sfathe space and a new library. the e.i.r. also documents that this elegant and efficient solution was developed with enthusiastic seven-year-long community involvement. please support the e.i.r. and make our involvement worth while and meaningful -- wort while and meaningful. thank you. president miguel: thank you is there additional public comment on this item? >> good evening, commissioners. i'm a planner with the planning division of the recreation and parks department. and i just want to add my comment

they were in hospital pajamas.hey were still wearing dark glasses with your picture today with the president. they had their first proper meal, which was chicken and rice. they're still not allowed to drink any alcohol. although there medical situation is really extraordinary considering the ordeal they have gone through -- one needs to be treated for pneumonia, and there are two dental problems. there is psychological health is remarkable. they have their families. they might need it in the near future. my colleague has been looking at the families and the first day of the rest of their lives. >> [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> doctors are surprised they are so healthy. it is just one day after the dramatic rescue. chile's newest national heroes appeared relaxed as they met with the president. >> from the very first day, we committed ourselves with a task that was a huge one, to find and rescue allied each and every one of the 33 miners. secondly, we did not waste a second. we started immediately. >> mea

. >> i have slept with my son's pajama pants under my pillow and that is no lie.t's how much i love brian and i miss him. >> that's what a mother's love does. it continues to breathe even when there is no area. >> reporter: it happened at a laurel maryland hangout. there were plenty of witnesses but no one spoke out. >> someone knows who did it. >> i just hope that something lays heavy on his heart that he just comes forward. >> reporter: even as brian's family around friends held this prayer vigil asking for justice for a murder that happened five years ago. another grieving family was asking for justice for their murdered son. >> please find it in your heart to turn him in. you have no idea the pain that this kid has caused. >> reporter: that plea delivered at montgomery police headquarters by the victim's sister. 27-year-old julian kelly was shot to death during an armed robbery on august 21st. >> on behalf of this grieving money. >> reporter: the only thing that links these two crimes is the family's pain and need for justice. in laurel, 9news now. >> anyone w

pajamas, media put together a montage and one thing when he was going into had a commercial break heut up a picture of the president and he said we'll be right black and got away with this. this is a man with chronic foot in mouth disease and given a pass by joe klein, outgoing cnn and i don't think this will go on with ken johns and a different leader. >> that would be john klein. >> john klein, i'm sorry. >> it's interesting to me that good morning america, he says my mistake, i said what i was feeling. you're dumb enough to say what you were thinking all along. goodbye to you. >> it was worse than that, when he commented on his comments on radio, i'm from miami, some of my best friends of jewish. >> and geraldo rivera, he was prime time show. >> half jewish, half hispanic. >> he's on a weekend show. >> i'm sure rick sanchez would take exception-- >> and you don't-- >> and i thought the president in a post racial nation. >> i say it's the president's fault. >> i see. >> if obama was-- he lied when he said, what rick sanchez-- >> he clearly was playing inaccurately as andrew says th

i'll be in my pajamas in front of my screen like this going...u can do it, tim lincecum. i'll be whispering in his ear. >> the husband negative nelly is in the other room. i'm the positive in the other room. tracy, thanks very much. >>> thank you for watching cbs 5 "early edition." we leave with you this beautiful shot from chopper 5 of at&t park.

pajamas media put together a montage. going into a commercial break he put up a picture of the president and he said we'll be right black. and he got away with that. this is a common with chronic foot in mouth disease, given a pass by joe klein the outgoing head of cnn. i don't think this behavior will go on with ken jones he's a different leader. >> that would be john klein. >> john klein, i'm sorry. >> it was interesting that he said my mistake was i said what i was feeling. sort of lining okay you were dumb enough to say what you've been thinking all along, good-bye to you. >> it was worse when he lab rated on sirius xh he said i'm from miami, some of -- xm, he said i'm from miami, some of my best friends are jewish. be quiet. >> geraldo rivero hosts a primetime. >> half jewish and half hispanic. >> and he's on the weekends. i'm sure rick sanchez would take issue. >> i thought this president issued in a post nation -- post racial nation. i see it is president's fault. i get it now. >> it was -- he was playing inaccurat

. >> you see anyone in pajamas, the people who ran the crickets are the ones probably the most affected building, you see any of those? >> i don't see any evacuees are a lot of them because this is a defiant a lot of them are standing on the side of your the fire fighters are so busy they do not know the public is so close to the fire, i'm sure once they turned around and looked and they wait a minute you are not authorized to be down here is when i went down to talk to the fire to burn at to identify myself with the media for me to go down there. but a lot of people were standing across the street in their pyjamas, flip-flops'. you can see them, their wings wet suits, that and the corner is wearing sandals. so even though it is called probably that's the only thing he grabbed and ran at an apartment. >> was a son of a crew of firefighters going up to relieve or join fellow firefighters. we would check back with you. thank you. >> talking about the traffic in batts in the area plaza hotspot at the bay bridge area. >> good morning but, we're dealing with some street closures. to reiterat

there are points for snoring, unique position and pajamas. in spain they say losing siestas is a bad thing. >> i put my money on you. >> i've been a bad napper my whole life. >> sarah palin comes to the bay area. >> and a south bay police officer is aaccused of crossing a line and now on the other side of the law. i'm theresa garcia live in santa clara. we'll let you know this police officer's connection to a gang member. >> caltran crews work to repair a track. frances is keeping tabs on the impact and the morning commute. >> you saw the high temperatures from 57 seattle to boston to 60 new york. dallas 87 and phoenix 94. no flight delays but we have rain spinning around boston. if anything does develop we'll if anything does develop we'll have it with our flighghghghghgh i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. he worked his whole life, served his country defending our freedoms, and depends on social security. so, who would want to privatize it? corporate lawyer david harmer. harmer's social security privatization plan would cut gua

i want to do this interview in my pajamas. >> it is a nose ring. how will it affect anybody else? if i want to tatoo my forehead, let me. i went to this church today. >> the church of body modification. >> yes. and the money trough is always respect the body. >> you are doing it to get laid. >> you figured me out. >> you respect the crap out of your body. >> all schools need a uniform. you don't go to schools for religious expression. >> i think you are right. in my school when i had -- when i went to -- i had to wear a uniform and it got rid of a lot of issues. >> craig, you had to wear a barrel with suspenders. what school was it? >> it was the school of really poor people. >> it was a private school! you are weird. >> it got rid of a lot of issues, but you still have a lot of issues. these are kids today. first of all, do you see that tiny nose stud? do you know what these kids wear and dress with their tatoos and god knows what is going on? and we are having a crisis over this in this school? give them a uniform. >> i am behind the schoolgirl uniform. >> yes, but not five-inch

new bff, which entitles me to special hangout privileges, private tinkle bell time and a monthly pajama at an undisclosed location. if you violate any of these term, you will be sentenced to one year in prison. do you understand that? >> yes, your honor. that's hot. >> jimmy: okay, so -- [ laughter ] it's been deemed hot, so that will be good. if you've been paying attention to paris hilton's legal troubles over the years, and i hope you have, you may know the name jake byrd. jake byrd is a gentleman who we met outside the michael jackson trial. he loved celebrities. he was front and center when paris got out of jail in 2007. >> later that month, she pled no contest to a reduced charge, the dui charge had been reduced to an alcohol-related reckless driving charge and we have someone behind me who's very excited that paris hilton has exited this jail. >> jimmy: yeah, that's jake byrd. he's a very, very big fan. so it was no surprise that when paris had her day in court this morning in las vegas, jake byrd was there. >> i think paris hilton gets special treatment. because i would have dro

they will get awards for best snoring, most original position, even for best pajamas.he champion napper wins $1,400. we could use one of those in our newsroom. >>> still ahead, putting tween baby sitters to the test. would you trust an 11-year-old to take care of your kids? >>> in sports, we've got a rewine to the second longest winning streak in redskins history. >>> coming up at 6:00, the the fund is looking into some suspicious letters stone two d.c. school. there is new informing in the case against the suspect in the case of the chandra levy murder as that case gets toward start next week. plus, getting your driver's license is special. but a pnsylvania man t a little too excited. bob rlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not

. >> pajamas programming probably. >> i said to him, we have to do this. >> the couple won a $10,000a trip to the white house. >>> well, break out your cowboy boots. the grand national rodeo kicks off tonight at the cow palace. the cow palace has hosted the event since 1941. tonight's schedule includes barrel racing, bullriding and the miss national grand queen rodeo competition, the largest of its kind on the west coast. you think cody ross will be there? he's the new giants superstar. maybe he'll have tike. don't miss the bucking ball on saturday night. if urnt a livestock person, steer clear of the event. >> she funny there. >>> this is the event you really want to be at, the giants park. live look right now at at&t park where the giants have been playing, and it's been quite a night. >> yes, it sure has. cody ross, by the way, is in there fligright now. >>> it must be official. san francisco runs on giants time in bright orange. at least the message on the garden clock outside the city's conservatory of flowers. little tufts of hens and chicks make up the letters that say go gian

do a little work with his pajamas on. john f. kennedy used to do a lot of his work in bed. theodore roosevelt would live on a train and have such energy he almost burned his organs out. it's amazing he lived to be 60. now we have a younger president. obama is in his 40s. a lot of times we're electing men in their 60s and 70s. you're naturally going to have health problems and the kind of hyper stress doesn't help. you see michelle obama talking about diet a lot. that's an important component, too. eat right. his biggest problem is the stress of being president in a time of economic recession. the burdens of the world fall upon his shoulders. >> thank you for being on today. >> thank you. >>> help for unemployed and underempl underemployed. after the break, the top five things you need to know or if someone you know and love is locking for a job. gecko: good news sir, i just got an email from the office and word is people really love our claims service. gecko: 'specially the auto repair xpress. repairs are fast and they're guaranteed for as long as you own your car. boss: he

what people are wearing today, they're just like oversized pajama bottoms cut off. you know?e coming back at which point this will be an ugly period in our history where the nba guys wear those big things. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know. these are pretty short shorts. hey! [ cheers and applause ] >> those were -- they were kind of big for the era. shorts were even shorter. >> jimmy: yeah, either way, you rocked it out because you're a stud. more with tom selleck when we return. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ man ] ladies and gentlemen, the 57th president of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell rings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the nation's fastest mobile broadband network. at&t. rethink possible. the new blackberry torch with a slide-out keyboard for $199.99. only from at&t. with a slide-out keyboard for $199.99. host: could switching to geico did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: max. ...maxwell! piggy: yeah? mom: you're home. piggy: oh,cool, thanks mrs. a. anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or mor

unique position and pajamas. best snoozer wins 1400 dollars. why?o promote siesta a tradition many people say is eroding because of fast pace and lifestyle. no shortage of yes back in the sport department. which have to tip tow through there. >> would you like me to send a copy of some of my sportscast to help them, that will i have been told ready set snore. catch phrase. >> yes. replaced the hello means goodbye. we are counting down with the giants phillies championship series. what did former giant bonds think of the match up? this is fun. you won't snore through this. the barry next in can smartphone be its own guardian angel ? can it keep an eye o for itself, literay show and tell you where it is en you don't even know yourself ? droid n with lookout mobile security, one of thousands of freepps for the droid x and droid 2 by motora. available on the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets there's no limit to what droid does. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interste. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your b

. >>> and giants fans become the cat pajama a as fan frenzy extends way beyond the dug out.rry brn. jerry brown opposes the dea penalty. even for cop killers. he signed an inmates bill rights. one sreme court judge that brown appointed was so liberal... he voted to stop the dea penalty 64 times. we know the real story on rry brown. now you do too. as governor, he lanced budgets without raising taxes. and calirnia created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jry brown took on wall street banks, mortgagecammers and public officials stealing fro taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to ma the tough decisions california needs. as governor ll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. makeo with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. rry brown, knowledge and know-how we can trust. again meg whitman. millions in cash for brown. and the teaer's union just spent miions more attacking meg. jerry brown again? he sure comes with strings attached. jerry brown again? >> national football league is pushing u

ail probably come to work in my pajamas staying up too late watching the game.chin, staking out her spot at at&t park. thanks. >>> we're also following the big vote today on a state budget. the full legislature is still scheduled to take up a plan to deal with our $19 billion deficit. the proposed budget includes no new tax or fees but delays nearly $2 billion in payments to k through 12 schools and community colleges until the next fiscal year. >>> good morning. bay bridge, it is backed up just beyond the 880 overcrossing. so we have seen it worse for this time of the morning. there haven't been any stalls, no accidents, just a relatively typical commute for your ride into san francisco from the east bay. elsewhere, 280 coming out of downtown san jose, not too bad here either. you're in the clear stages. northbound 280 from 101 towards cupertino. nice and light. 13-minute commute and the nimitz freeway near the coliseum, not too bad. traffic moving northbound heading towards high street. mass transit on time, bart, ace, muni and caltrain. we have the big giants

. >> we'll have to watch in our pajamas. be a little bleary eyed tomorrow watching that game. 5:23. >>> some star struck business owners in san francisco are being conned by a celebrity imposter. police want help in catching that man, 57-year-old alan young accused of scamming people out of thousands of dollars worth of cash, drinks, hotel rooms, and limo rides. people say young often pretends to be famous, a famous motown musician or maybe the relative of one. most recently he claimed to be hall of fame songwriter lamont dozier. >> he is memorable. he is so accomplished at what he does. and he is willing to continue doing this against all odds. >> police say young almost conned a san francisco gallery out of $75,000 worth of artwork. but then, the gallery owner looked up lamont dozier online and found out he and young don't look alike. call 911 if you see alan young. >>> after gary coleman's death is owe -- actor gary coleman's death is officially ruled an accident. he died in may after falling at his home in utah. now the

. >> oh, my gosh, anne, i'm in my pajamas trying to watch the game. i thought if the giants can score 7 runs in one inning, what can the rangers do. >> reporter: by the time i went to bed i was confident they would win, after i saw that homer, i thought i could safely go to bed. >> if people want to watch the game through the knot hole, don't they have a rotation? >> reporter: you can only watch three innings at a time so it depends on how many people are lining up and you could be rotated back in after your three innings. so if you watched the first three innings, then you could potentially see innings six through nine. right now, nobody lined up. but we will be here for when the first person comes and we'll hear about their motivation on waiting several hours out here. it's a gorgeous view, though. >> they were exhausted after yesterday's game. but i'm sure they will be showing up pretty soon. thank you, anne makovec in san francisco. >>> all right. so the big question, want a ticket for game 2? no surprise. prices are still sky high. we checked pri

looking for another place to statement there are a lot of residents still standing around in their pajamas couldn't believe it was such an intense fire. so it was a rude awakening for a lot of people. >> everybody okay. that's good to hear. thank you, holly quan with kcbs radio. >>> in just a few hours several bay area mayors will meet with pg&e to discuss the utility's pipeline inspection report. 300 manual gas valves may need to be replaced and a third are in the bay area. sharon chin has the latest from san bruno. >> reporter: good morning. pg&e's recommendation for those upgrades will be the topic of discussion this morning at a meeting that congresswoman jackie spears called for her san mateo office -- jackie speier called for her office this morning. they are going to put an automatic or remote-controlled shutoff that could be $450 million. the manual valves are an issue because after the san bruno pipeline ruptures, workers needed an hour and a half to close them manually. some 300 valves that pg&e is considering upgrading about a third of them are in the bay area on the peninsula,

my shoes and socks will still fit and maybe my pajamas, but i'll have to buy new clothes after i lose me on television. doctors are always telling people to lose weight. they tell us not to lose weight too quickly and gain it back right away; they call that "yo-yoing." it doesn't seem to me as if eating too much is the only thing that makes people fat, though. we all know people who eat more than we do but who weigh less. we know people who eat less than we do who weigh more. we know, because it makes us mad. the thinnest people in the world live in japan and south korea. maybe i'll move to japan or south korea and see if i get thin. >> i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." well welcome to cbs sports update. with the scores around the nfl today. indianapolis hands kansas citye kansas city its first dede-- defeat. chicago alone atop the nfc north 4 around 1. green bay falls in oc. detroit picks up its first win. the titans behind chris johnson's two tds beat cowboys while the giants move into ray first place tie in the nfc east. for more news a

i put my pajamas on and brushed my teeth, do the routine it will make me like i'm going to bed.ng in the mirror. i go bangs. i think that would be a good idea. >> jimmy: oh, no. no. >> i swear, i wasn't drunk. but i took a pair of scissors and i just hacked it off. and then -- and then that's bad because then you're like half-hacked hair and other hair. and then there's a point where you go wow, there's really no going back at this point, what do i do? and i sort of was in denial for about a day and then i called my hair dresser who's one of my best friends. was, like please help me. >> jimmy: what was her reaction when you got in there and she saw what you'd done? >> please don't ever do that again. >> jimmy: yeah, really. >> we're kind of thinking it was a happy accident at this point. >> jimmy: it was, it worked out well. you gave yourself a pretty good haircut it looks like to me. >> i did not do this but i created the happy accident that resulted in this. >> jimmy: maybe that's why god gave you frozen shoulder to prevent you from cutting your own hair and then you tried to

sounds funny, gave themselves something to look forward to all the guys stuck in their black pajamas. much more dramatic example to be stuck underground this small group of people cut off from the rest of the world only in that way. >> it is such a unique experience for these miners there wasn't a lot of light down there the heat was absolutely terrible, these guys were developing skin rashes, so there are a lot of medical issues down there what they did chris, and what you are saying, they brought humanity into this very inhumane situation, they didn't have any psychological or physical control of. we have found out that they had singing down there they sang their national anthem. they had entertainment. they had a person who is in charge of spirituality and prayer, another person who is in charge of structure and making sure that certain rules were followed. so they did put together a minisociety. as you have talked about, as senator mccain did with his troops, was be able to be there for one another, be that support that only they can understand what was going on and the people abo

you get extra point ifs you have lovely pajamas on.ck. >> we don't know anything about the siesta here. >> where did it go? >> it was a two-hour break during the day. during franco's day, they had two jobs and it was very hot in that part of the world. as globalization happened, in the city, they know siesta time. people live further out. what's happening to people is during the two-hour lunch, if they get one, they go to the mall. they don't nap. that's not happening. let's talk about the positive effects of taking a 20 minute nap. >> please tell me. i don't think it would work for me. >> can you do it? >> i don't know. i don't nap. if i'm out, i'm out. 20 minutes, i feel like i would be more tired. >> it's refreshing 40 minutes you get too much of a deep sleep. >> i don't nap. >> maybe we need to teach you to do it. >> i get this couch. >> at 7:30, we will nap, before the 8:00. >> it refreshes you on a cellar level. when you are very tired, you don't feel like exercising. if you take a short nap, it allows you to exercise more. here,

nappers won points and cash for snoring, odd sleeping positions and coolest pajamas. >>> only eight daysely important midterm elections, it's getting katty out there. check out this ad from gay conservatives. >> if you thought house wives were dysfunctional wait until you neat real democrats of washington, d.c. they are katty. >> trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. >> they are arrogant. >> you know, do me a favor, could you say senator instead of ma'am. it's a thing i worked so hard to get that title. >> and they are in charge. >> the american people voted for change. >> under democrats, reality bites. >> of course these elections will be more like survivor or the biggest loser than real housewives. right now a poll from politico suggests that democrats could get voted off the island. among independent voters, 51% leaning to casting ballots for the gop. 39% say they will vote democrat. john roberts actually talked about that this morning so on our a.m. extra, we know how crucial the independents are so what's the take away from t

you want to stay in your pajamas all the time.ne for hours in a store when you can buy online at your computer in seconds? two-third of retailers expect their companies' online sales to jump 15% or more compared to last year's holiday season. when less than half of them had such high expectations. that means online sellers are already in december holiday mode. well ahead of halloween. four out of ten expect to begin marketing for the holidays by the end of october. another 40% the week after that. but even if online sales are expected to be a bright spot in the holiday season, they are still trying to reel in us shoppers. some of the incentives that will stay in place, free shipping. that is the biggie! four out of five online retailers will offer free shipping. almost one-third expect that will begin earlier than a year ago. many retailers say their budget for free shipping is bigger than before. onliners are trying to leverage their sales by using the social networking. many with facebook pages and twitter campaign. many holiday

i'm actually in my pajamas with rollers in my hair because it doesn't matter because they are so cute. >> incredible. >> i want to introduce you to -- they are absolutely incredible. it is actually a rare and wonderful event when a cub is born in the zoo. for the last ten years there have been only about 27 cub births at zs nationwide. so, for one zito have two sets of cubs, six all at one time is absolutely extraordinary. you are looking at fasha, the mama siberian tiger, with her three cubs, which are josie, julian, and then one cub that has yet to be named. then the other set, i think we have a camera over right next door, where we have some malayan tiger. there are three of them, as well. they are claiborne, the only female of all of these, as well as papino and one unnamed tiger there. there is a whole lot of joy going on here at the bronx zoo. >> and a lot of people enjoying it with you. debbye, i hand it over to you and your other special guest. >> thank you so much. first of all let me just say the cubs are beautiful and great to look at but really are a part of a very importa

. >> wearing women's satin pajamas and chopsticks from a take-out in her hair.on paper and easy, breezesy. >> the question, is does she like the costume. >> we'll let you know later. >> off camera. well trained. next we have remi. >> show us your bat wings. made out of a black-hooded sweatshirt and umbrella. we cut one up and pinned it underneath and she's bat and warm and comfortable in her own clothes. >> i love the idea of the umbrella, fantastic. >> it is a street umbrella, we get them for five dollars in new york and they have a second life as a bat costume. >> yeah. can you fly? spread those wings. get a running start. >> thanks, remy. >> awesome. looks great. >> last, i think we have amelia, my greatest work of art. >> the reynolds wrap. >> she is a robot. you see the pie tin, cds for her ears and basic battery pack and aluminum foil and she's all set. simple put together. >> look at. >> this magical. >> we've been talking about rebecca's costume. we could wrap you in this and save a little money. >> i could be a burrito. before we let this little guy go.