among those picked up, maryan, now wearing her brother's pajamas, all of her clothes lost in the storm. >> we tried to evacuate, and the water was up to here on us and we lost everything. we're alive, we are together and we have our cat. >> reporter: they are shuttle into a sheriff's van. >> i never thought i'd be in the back of one of these. >> reporter: no idea where they are even going. >> a wale of water this high came rushing over the stairwell. >> reporter: others, like the richardson family, chose to stay behind despite their living room and kitchen in three feet of water. >> nothing to do now but just clean up. that's it. >> reporter: throughout the northeast, 8.2 million customers without power. 65% of new jersey in the dark. new jersey's governor chris christie, phone nor his brashness seemed himself moved by what he saw. >> as a kid who was a boy raised in the state, who spent a lot of time over my life at the jersey shore, no question in my mind we'll rebuild it. >> reporter: so many weird sights here. my colleague ginger zee got a firsthand look at the damage in atlantic c

. >> he's holding the pajama shark away with one tentacle while still trying to steal the cam. >> it'sti task when you have that many arms. >> guess what, this octopus was successful. >> oh, my gosh, he stole the entire thing. >> what does he do with the canister? >> he takes it and shakes it into his mouth. >> use it for storage. >> drum for all his eight arms. >> perfect. octo-bo octo-bongo. >>> you give guys a video camera, they're going to do some crazy stuff, right? >> yes. >> this video was uploaded to our my channel feature on rightthisminute.com, shot by some guys from bred for disaster tv. so the guy in the white t-shirt is andy and the guy in the orange t-shirt is alex. we were that you canningfá abou putting a golf tee in their mouth and letting a friend hit the ball. >> they were talking about how stupid thatxd idea was? >> yeah, it was a pretty dumb idea, like who does that? and then it snowballs and they did it. >> i'm nervous. >> andy gets down on the ground, puts the golf tee in his mouth. here is attempt number one. >> it fell off right at the lasá second. >> now for t

their local affiliate said it's offensive here to have a woman in your catalog in pajamas.ey took her out. it's a smart business decision. they haven't pulled out their catal catalogs. i don't know why ikea has apologized except they've gotten whaled by these politicians. >> what's wrong with a company making a decision based upon local culture? is it really a human rights issue at this point? >> i think human rights issues would be overwrought. whose local culture? in saudi arabia you have women advocated for public life. >> there is no law in saudi arabia that women can't be in advertising. it's just a matter of respect for their culture and women are covered up. but, you know, this whole concept that a company has values, you know, i kika is not the united nations.kea is a coms in selling product. if it's better if them to sell book shelves and baskets by cutting out a woman in her pajamas in saudi arabia, good for them. >> think also customers are making decisions based on what they see as the value. >> to that point, the argument is they wouldn't have sales in saudi ar

we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. we will start back from the left. executive producer of the "daily mandarin and cantonese newshour." next to him is the director of multimedia and technology programs at the night digital media center at uc-berkeley. next is the managing is theidd -- managing director at idd ventures sf. nexus' the editor in chief of marketwatch.com, part of news corp. -- next is the editor in chief. the co-founder and senior community manager of oakland local, a nonprofit media that promotes public discourse on issues. in the front row is a media analyst, who publishes an was a key developer of the mercury center. next to him is an assistant professor of broadcast and electronic media at san francisco state university. next is the managing editor for local news at -- i'm sorry. he is not at yahoo!, right. he is editor-in-chief of patch.com, a division of aol that provides news to specific communities. very local. after him, we have the managing director for local news at yahoo.com, guiding the compan

we do pajama story time.nything that strikes the fancy of our children and librarians. >> reporter: since your children's librarians, their expertise is entertaining children, when they have these children's entertainers come from other parts of the world, that is an exchange of ideas in different ways to help keep the attention of young people? >> it does. and gives them ideas for throughout the year. they see the performance and how engaged the children are in learning about other cultures and sometimes they plan their programming throughout the year with that in mind. >> reporter: i'm assuming this is an opportunity. a lot of these performances you wouldn't get anywhere? >> absolutely. we would pay dearly. >> reporter: you heard it from her, not me. and this is free. 200 plus performances in and around the city. so thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: let me introduce to you to simon and jeal. they're from belgium. the partnership is a discovery of a wide variety of musical styles that take us in

i have my pajamas. >> i just have a t-shirt that says i'm scarier without a costume.mally what i put on when i open up the doors for the kids. hello. weather wise, let's get to the forecast this morning. >>> a mix. sun and clouds after a cool start, 40s and as. by 5:00 76. the high today 78 degrees. it is going to be very nice. a few clouds are passing across the region. our northern border here with pennsylvania, we may see a stray shower here this morning through midday. otherwise a nice morning. a lot warmer than yesterday. remember yesterday morning we had the 30s away from town. this morning the cool spots are in the mid-40s, not the mid- 30s. we're 49 in easton. up north frederick this morning at 46. this afternoon a mix of sun and clouds. pleasantly warm for this time of year. average high 66. we could be near 08 in manassas and fredericksburg. 78 for d.c. 77 winchester. it's 4:27. here comes monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> it's warm in the studio today. in case anyone was watching yesterday and we were cold. it's actually not bad in here today we're

european markets finished in negative territory today as well so kevin it's time for me to get in my pajamas and i will see you on wednesday as a so. also i shall take it would be the bad myself separately thank you very much i should say more a day is not about right now for sure bright people have on this case discussed whether turkey has the will of the wherewithal to regain the influence it had when it was at the heart of the also an empire that's an cross told very soon i can promise you that. if the. police. for a decade took north almost terrorist attack. x. hostages blindness into their lives and after the tragedy. still gives try to cross over the past. because their future. be written. good leverage tory was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which could lead dorn about anything tim's mission to teach why should care about humans in. this is why you should care only. if. someone from feinstein. who's friends totty dot com. says. to. follow and welcome to crossfire thank you to all about turkey and its road ahead a little over a year ago turkey was being hailed as the new

and carcinogen in seven of 10 children's products tested the chemical was removed from children's pajamas1970's due to concerns that it impacted immune function and hormone problems but they now believe that no label indicates the presence in these children's products. the inspector general randomly checked 127 weight-loss and immune boosting products and the health claims made were not backed up by science and health experts say by taking the supplements people may be putting themselves are risk when you have the flu your dog or cat is at risk, passing in the flow from humans to pets, scientists and veterinarians admit the concept is poorly understood but they say it is occurring more and more raising the risk for disease mutation, if you have the flu distance yourself from your pat and if your dog has a fever you can tell if their nose is warm or if they have a runny nose take them to the vet for testing and treatment. >> they are so cute. you may want to grab a jacket, tom skilling has details on the big dip in temperatures. y ♪ ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ ♪ it goes something like this ♪

. >> i saw tons of smoke and i ran outside barefoot and pajamas and banging on doors to get people outf units. >> neighbors credit firefighters with their quick response from keeping the fire from causing even more damage. the cause of the fire has not been determined, but it has been ruled accidental. >>> the world series celebration tonight stretch beyond san francisco. coming up next we'll go to the south bay where they are celebrating the giant's sweep of the tigers. >>> we're wrapp a very warm weekend, but the weather pattern will soon be changing. how long, i didn't know strawberries were in seasoshh'sht now. no, no, no, no, no, no.. roscoe! ..no, no, no...no ♪ opera love it. . >>> in union city tonight workers at vf license sports group are working through the night to get those 2012 world series championship shirts ready for giant fans. workers are make the black-and- white t-shirts that the giants they haves will wear duration the victory parade on wednesday. there are many t-shirt printing shops working to fill those world series orders and there is no doubt they will work fo

. -- we just bunkered down and had a couple of pajama days. they were enjoying their time at home. >> for students it was a third day of from class is courtesy of hurricane sandy. >> last night we got word there was no power in the building, so as a result, schools were closed. by the time the principal showed up, something happened. >> power is back on. the building is the freezing cold, so it would not have been good for students to be here. >> for her, an unexpected day off. >> i was surprised people were off today. everything seems fine where i live. there are probably lots of schools that do not have power in this city. >> that is stones still elementary, it was evident students were eager to move on. >> as of tonight, we know of only one school opening on a delay, and that is no. chester county. you can track the schools still closed because of power outages. watch the live updates online and see hundreds of photographs from staff and you at the top of wbaltv.com. >> a new twist in the murder case of monday turn it shouay t. >> first, si

. >> like footy pajamas. >> it's a tight and leggings. >> it slides in. >> we are wasting time. >> $38f you have a kindle and could double as a clutch. if you're going from the office and out at night. this, if you have an ordinary belt and need to spruce it up, you could buy a letter and slide it on your strap. >> cute. >> this they are doing special for fashion week. $2.95. it has everything here. pit stains, no pockets, nip slips, ring around the collar. it fits right in your purse. >> smart. >> your key chain or purse. smell this. it's rose. $10. >> that smells pretty. >> that will take you from day to night, lotion and perfume. i love that as a small scent. traveling hopefully. this is travel packets, but it's shampoo and conditioner. really good shampoo and conditioner. it's just like this. >> you can take it on a plane. >> your carry-on, it's not 3 ounces. >> exactly. it's fabulous. it comes like this. it's a foundation, which is the bottom. then a concealer on top. >> cool. >> and it comes with a brush. >> i need that for tonight. >> where are you going? >> it's none of your bu

. >> that would require getting out of my pajamas. >> bill doesn't get out of his pajamas. >> bill: susan you, i was thinking about you last weekend. i flew into new hampshire. susan, i flew into new hampshire once for the joe biden campaign way back in 2000. it is the first time i've been in new hampshire when it was not icy cold and you know, snow on the ground and first time i've ever been there other than for a primary. >> you know, iowa, too. now we're going back to iowa when the corn is green. >> bill: what a difference. >> it is nice. they're much nicer states when you're not encased in boots and hats and gloves and freezing. >> bill: now having been to all three debates you've got to admit, big difference between the second presidential debate and the first one huh? >> no kidding. i mean -- in some ways, it is a pretty classic pattern isn't it of presidents don't seem to be fully engaged in the first debate then they get serious. >> bill: look at george bush. >> look at ronald reagan in his re-election campaign. >> bill: that is interesting. maybe they feel why do i have to go thr

chris does wear trap-door kitty pajamas. >> the kitties look like jazz. >> stephanie: manly.ve. this is the land of giants. ♪ ♪ guts. glory. ram. (vo) john fugelsang sees what happens. i like mitt romney but i'm sorry. they guy has flipped more than a crack house mattress. (vo) so we gave him a weekly show. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ i'll tell you what i want what i really, really want i'll tell you what iing want what i really, really want, don't tell me what you want what you really, really want, i wanna, i wanna -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: i love quoting my girlfriend jodie foster whom i'm dating. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: stop saying that. it's ruining my life. 24 minutes after the hour -- >> she is really going to need a panic room. >> stephanie: i have been riding that rumor -- i'm not coming out of my panic room until she shuts up. thanks for that dinner we had the grove. >> liver and some fava beans -- >> stephanie: yes. >> what does ye do with this man ye seek? >> stephanie: nothing we're lesbians. frank you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller:

. >> she has a coat on over her pajamas. cute pajamas, by the way. >> it was early. it was early.ow, though? >> oprah's in the control room. >> she's running things. >> oh. >> yes. i can't wait to get out there and sit at the desk, a lifelong treatment. >> we can't wait to have you here. >> i'm excited. >> that is a true story, right? many, many years ago, you wanted to come in and sit in for joan lunden. but it didn't happen. >> it didn't happen. i wanted to just be 2 substitute for joan lunden. i kept saying to everyone, can't i just be the substitute for joan lunden? i'm not a substitute. i'm standing in for robin. >> you did okay. tell us about the photo bomb you're doing this morning. >> i had my first photo bomb experience. i just want to go around new york and photo bomb. >> there it is right there. there she is. >> you think they're surprised with that photo. you ought to see the video. >> that's great. >> she's jumping up and down here again this morning. >> they didn't know i was there. see? >> that's so great. that's so good. the power of oprah. [ woman screaming ] >> h

we wear pajamas, fully clothes and we lay down and just snuggle up next to each other. >> reporter: for29-year-old offers cuddle sessions in her new york cottage. >> our bodies next to each other, all kinds of positions to be cuddling, sometimes we talk, sometimes we don't. >> that's madness. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was worth it. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger on tour promoting his book that covers his life, career and the thing everyone really wants to know about is sex with the hou housekeeping staff. on "fox and friends" this morning where he was asked about the end of the book which deals with the impreg nation of the schwarzenegger family maid. >> how have you processed it? was it painful to write those last pages? >> it was painful to go through these pages, i'm not a person that likes to look back. >> jimmy: wait a minute? you're not? how do you explain this? >> one of my movies was called "true lies." hasta la vista. you are the true terminators. i'll be back. i'm always a person that moves forward. >> jimmy: yes, indeed. the first of three debates between pr

you had to get out an extra blanket or pull out the flannel pajamas like wisdom did. >> i'm starting a fire when i get home. >> i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. that is gwen. >> i'm going to accepted you over some of my canadian thick skin. >> you need to do something. >> where are you from originally? >> down south. >> how far south? >> way south. almost to the water. >> take a look at our satellite- radar composite. we have some clouds rolling in. the big story is the wet weather to the south because that is heading our way and we could see some rain showers today before it is all said and done. yesterday's highs, wisdom did not like, some 17 to 19 degrees cooler than they should be. and this morning, a chilly start. 45 at d.c. 41 at dulles and 41 at baltimore. the chill is on. it is typical fall weather. take a look to the west where we have a frost advisory and freeze warning. temperatures anywhere from 30 to 32 degrees in the frost advisory regions. temperatures, 33 to 36 degrees including allegheny to shenandoah, hardy, grant and mineral counties. protect any vegetation

among those picked up, maryan, now wearing her brher's pajamas, all of her clothes lost in the storm. >> we tried to evacuate, and the water was up to here on us and we l lost everything. we're alive, we are together and we havour cat. >> reporter: they are shuttle into a sheriff's van. >> i never thought i'd be in the back of one of these. >> reporter: no idea where they are even going. >> a wale of water this high came rushing overhe stairwrwell. >> reporter: others, like the richardson family,, chose to sty behind despite their living room and kitchen in threeeet of water. >> nothing to do now but just clean up. that's it. >> reporter: thrghout the northeast, 8.2 million customers without power. 65% of new jersey in the da. new jersey's governor chrisis christie, phone nor his ashns seemed himself moved by what he saw. >> as a kid who was a boy raised in the ste, who spent a lot of time over my life at the jersey shore, no question in my mind we'll rebuild it. >> reporter: soo manyy weird sights here. my colleague ginger zee g firsthand look at the damage in >>>> this car is comomp

. >> and there goes my channel pajama idea. >>> the main suspect in the nat lay holloway disappearance is going to be a dad. coming up on the five, how van dersloot managed to get a woman pregnant while in prison for murder. >> and it was supposed to be the happiest day of their live. what sent several people to the hospital. >>> a story idea, call the fox 5 tipline at 202-895-3,000 or lay it out in an e mail. include your phone number. at www.fox5tips@wttg.com.  i don't spend money on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving the volt high praise. volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ and it gave me my custom number. my arches needed more support until i got my number at the free dr. scholl's foot mapping center. i'm a believer! and you will be too! learn wher

. >>> who doesn't want to do their shopping in their pajamas, right? >> no kidding! sounds great!ghter ] >> me, too! >> iphone 5 coming in the mail here in a week or two and now the mini is coming out. this thing is going to sell like no tomorrow i bet. >> reporter: yeah. apple is expected to actually announce the release of yet a newer but smaller ipad next tuesday. current ipad sells at about $500. it can go up to $700. but the new version is expected to cost half of that and it comes with a smaller screen. of course, we have heard analysts say for months that apple has an ipad mini in the works and looks like they were right on the money and, you know, right in time for the holidays. apple knows how to make a buck or two! very strategic. [ laughter ] >> very strategic in timing. >> reporter: yes. >> ashley morrison, cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> you know who is smart, too? >> i think it's lawrence. >> no, i was going to say liz but we have to go to lawrence first. >> thanks so much, guys. [ laughter ] >> love you, buddy. >> good to see you this morning. folks, around the ba

writing books which is a weird business because for the last year i've been in the basement in my pajamas finishing the book, and then it's bright lights and big city so if i space out, it's not the acid from page 108. all reviews are good other than one from sf weekly, but alternative weekly, and the guy was set up to hate the book because you can tell from the first seasons it was -- what was it -- yes, another 60's history. when i starts out like that, you know it's going to be all downhill no matter what you say about the 60s, and i can understand that sentiment because, you know, if i was in my 20s or early 30s, i think i'd be sick of listening to all of this old-timers talk about the great-old days of the 1960s so i understand that sentiment, but enough preliminary banter. let me talk about the book. actually, that leads to a question that maybe some young people might have or old people for that matter about this. i mean, what do four relics from the 60s, the characters in the book, have to do with how we live our lives today? in other words, why the hell should i read this book? l

they literally left in their pajamas in bare feet grabbing whatever they could and just getting out. that's how quickly the water came in and that's how dangerous it got. we're told what happened was that a levee for the hackensack river broke around midnight last night and that's when all this water rushed in. people around here are used to flooding. this is a part of new jersey that floods every year when there's rain and the water tables start to rise. they're used to it here and could not have expected this and were not told to evacuate or were in a flood-prone zone. not like the flooding they're used to. usually they see the water table rising a little bit. this just came in like a river all of a sudden on these streets. good news is though the federal government had search and rescue crews on the ready in this part of new jersey before the storm even hit so they were able to get here relatively quick. the national guard was here. fema was here. they were all working with the local authorities and were able to do it pretty smoothly. they've stopped search and rescue efforts for

they literally left in pajamas grabbing whatever they could. that's how quickly the water came in and how dangerous it got. we're told that a levee for the hackensack river broke around midnight and that's what the water rushed in. people around here are used to flooding. this is a part of new jersey that floods every year when there's rain. they are used to it here. they could not have expected this. they were not told to evacuate or that they were in a flood-prone zone. usually they see the water table rising a bit. this came in like a river all of a sudden on these streets. good news is though the federal government had search and rescue crews on the ready in this part of new jersey before the storm even hit. they were able to get here quick. national guard was here, fema was here. they were all working with local authorities and able to do it smoothly. they stopped search and rescue efforts for tonight. they have gotten all of the elderly and handicap out of the area. they will do it if there are emergency situations. they are not sure how

and that i was accusing the president of coming down in his pajamas and changing the number the night before. piers, this is 2,000 people calling up people and saying are you working? >> here's the problem i see for you, jack, going forward. if mitt romney becomes president, every single time the jobs figure has announced and it's gone down, in other words, it's good news for him, every democrat will jump up and say jack welch says this is complete rubbish. >> no, this is traditional -- austan goolsbee in 2003 accused president bush of cooking the books. so this has been going on for a long time, where people are challenging numbers that make no sense. in this case i'm in the business world. i'm seeing the layoffs. did you see the layoffs today? whether it was dow with 2,500, du pont with 1,500. 52% of the companies, piers. 52% in the third quarter missed their revenue forecasts. this economy is weak. >> having said that, new home sales jumped 5.7% in september. that's the highest rate in more than two years. that is a green chute for the housing industry, right? >> autos are strong.

he was wearing his dressing gown over his pajamas. he always cooked breakfast on saturday. i said dad, where's my comic? you always brought me a copy of smash before he drove home from work on saturdays and i would read it in the morning. in the back of the car. he said do you want toast? and i said not burnt. my father did not like toaster. he toasted bread under the grill usually he burnt it. i pushed the kitchen door and went in. i liked the kitchen door. it's one both ways in and out. serving six years ago would be able to walk in and out with their arms laden with dishes. death, where is the car? >> in the drive. >> no, it isn't. >> what? the telephone rang and my father went out into the hall where the phone was once. i heard him talking to someone. the toes begin to smoke under the grill. i got off and turned the grill off. that was the least, my father said, someone has reported seeing our car at the bottom of the lake. i said, i have not even reported it stolen yet. >> he pulled the pin out from beneath the grill. the toast was smoking and black on one side. is my

. >> it has to be pajamas. >> stephanie: andrew in california thinks i won the tart-off.t it differently this time. >> they put jacki on the end there, and you could see her legs. when you guys see the shot of the calfs, you never nately got that one. >> stephanie: thank you. >> but both were better than paul ryan's calfs. >> caller: oh, yeah, i don't workout, and i have better calfs than paul ryan does. [ laughter ] >> caller: in the same way president obama had to learn, the next time you guys do the predebate thing, you have to work the camera a little bit better to your advantage too. >> stephanie: right. i'm going to make her wear a parka and leggings and put baby in the corner. >> i would suggest a slightly longer skirt. >> stephanie: really? >> there was a danger. >> stephanie: there was not. >> well . . . [ laughter ] >> stephanie: phil good morning. >> caller: goment. i looked at the cnn poll randomly called after the debate. >> so there was nothing scientific about that one. it was scientific. and the cnn poll ryan won by four points. nine points with swing vote

people who spend all day in their pajamas, 64%. naked on the job once in the last year, 19%. admitted to taking business calls while handling their business in the bathroom. 80% of folks who work from home say they do with the tv on. 72% said they do chores on the company's dime. nearly a third admit they have done food or clothes shopping while at work. 40%, said they visit the gym or do some form of exercise while at home. and 15% said the best perk was being able to smoke in the office. so people who work at home, they handle, their work life is a little different than those of us who come to an office or studio or whatever. >> can we take the broadcast to our homes? >> the things you would learn and see. >> pretty much already know. >> quite a scene. >> this is interesting, you can talk about yawning, or see somebody yawn, you will yawn. >> contagious. >> not contagious in puppies. at least with dogs, contagious with dogs, grown dog sees another grown dog. puppies they kind of grow into the phenomenon of seeing a dog yawn. puppies went do it right away until they get olde

. >> does he wear like the 1950 man pajamas. >> man jamas. >> stephanie: as you recall no, because iis junk. >> stephanie: yeah, i have posttest posttestcall stress syndrome. so there's no difference now when official romney surrogates and completed right-wing lunatics like donald trump and -- >> cuban born john sununu does not think that obama is american enough. >> stephanie: i heard that this morning. [ inaudible ] said someone was listening on bridge with headsets on and she screamed so loud she almost fell off the bridge when she won sexy liberal tickets. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: steph, yesterday i read the letter to ann coulter from the handicapped olympian i actually started to cry because of what this wonderful man has had to put up for the last four years. i cried yesterday because i was shamed of the blatant racism these people spew out. i can't stand it anymore. [ applause ] >> stephanie: in the course of one day -- the -- and again there doesn't seem to be any daylight now between right-wing lunatics like ann coulter and -- >> and how is that not playing the race card?

murrow and he was wearing pajamas. >> this week if i tell as everyone in cuba calls him has been awayd to his apartment on the 23rd floor of the havana hilton hotel in the center of the city. just a short distance from the presidential palace. fidel castro at the age of 32, you now have in your hands a great deal of power and a great deal of responsibility. aren't you a little frightened by this? >> not frightened because i have confidence. >> not frightened but a little worried? what about your personal safety? this is something you must think about or doesn't that worry you? >> really what i think is i have no time to think about my personal safety. >> tell me, fidel castro, are you concerned at all about the communist influence in cuba? >> i have no worry because there's no threat about communism coming here in cuba. >> wasn't fidelito supposed to be with us tonight? >> yes. >> fidelito. >> hello, fidel, jr. >> hi. >> that's a very good looking. youy you have there. is he your? >> no. somebody gave it to my father for a present. >> ah-ha. do you have a dog of your own? >> yes, i ha