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. >> i will take the pedicure gift card. >> depends on how good the coo y cookies are. >> small dog lovesig stick. >> there's your stick. come on. oh, he loves the stick. too big. >> not sure if the cause of this is mad cow disease but that cow is certainly pissed off. this is happening on a road in new zealand. looks like a couple guys come across this calf, trying to get her to move along but she chooses to stand her ground, posture, and take an aggressive stance. that's not a bull. >> that's a cow? >> that is a cow. >> grazing. >> she's saying catch me. >> not the mad cow disease as the mad cow defense. >> agreed. she's defending this road for whatever reason, but she is saying, you shall not pass. they give a couple toots. then just an eye to eye standoff. here's the million dollar question. >> i just wonder if she'll go over the bike or try to run through it. >> how about both. >> [ bleep ]. >> i can't believe she did it. i didn't think. i thought she was all show. >> this gal was pissed, ran through and over the quad. sent the other guy in this video headed for the hills. >> run the

. >> how much would sugar ray leonard getting a man cure or a pedicure be?couple hundred bucks. >> there we go. >> how you doing, mr. leonard? pretty good, pro. >> that was easy. >> that was pretty good, right? >> yeah. >> looking right at you coming out of the nail shop. >> nice. >> what do people think about you? >> most people think we're a bunch of degenerates. >> and are you? >> the thing is, it's a job. we are journalists. and just because you don't like the subject matter you can't blame the paparazzi for capitalizing on it. >> yeah. >> i understand the inherent annoyance that comes from celebrities towards us. but then unfortunately, you know, that's kind of the price you pay. >> so once you become famous, privacy is gone. >> kind of, yeah. >> yeah. >> it comes with the territory. >> okay. >> one of the things they claim to get upset about is the stories. but here's the thing, we're not the ones who write the stories. we take the photos. but it's the magazine that bought it. you can't blame us for taking them. >> a celebrity you don't know about won'

. >> how much would sugar ray leonard getting a man cure or a pedicure be? >> couple hundred bucks. >> there we go. >> how you doing, mr. leonard? pretty good, pro. >> that was easy. >> that was pretty good, right? >> yeah. >> looking right at you coming out of the nail shop. >> nice. >> what do people think about you? >> most people think we're a bunch of degenerates. >> one of the things they claim to get upset about is the stories. so when a paparazzi spots a celebrity doing anything, he takes a picture of it and uploads it to a website where magazine editors can sift through the thousands of shots and pay anywhere from $40 to $500,000 a snap. but big paydays are few and far between. so to be successful like jiles, you have to be ready to shoot all day, every day. >> talk to me, what's up. >> khloe kardashian is at stanleys with her mom. >> i'm on my way. >> he just got word from one of his scouts that khloe kardashian is at a restaurant with her mom. so what is the story of khloe? >> allegedly khloe is on the verge of leaving lamar. whether it's true or

she said i would love a pedicure before i deliver. i said let me find someone to come to you.nd couldn't. that's when the idea for nail taxi was conceived. >> nail taxi. >> great idea. >> show up at people's homes or -- >> we go to hospital rooms, offices, hotels, wherever they need it. we do weddings, baby showers. >> what were you doing before that and were you afraid to sort of jump out of that? >> i walked in pr for 13 years before i had this idea. and there was a lot of fear, you know? but i went ahead and pushed through it and did it and i would like to encourage women to take that leap of faith, to go for it. >> what is a great idea too is to do one little thing every day. you can't do the whole banana at once. if you say, okay, i'm going to make a call. today i'm going to figure out how i -- something. >> what skill set i need. >> please leave your card with hoda, okay? >> looking at this great painting by you, leila, you took a leap and decided to become an artist, something you loved your whole life. >> yes, yes, i did. >> most people don't make money at that. it mus

maybe get your shoes, but for those other things, the spray tan, the manicure, pedicure, all the otherecessitieshe kid say they need, they must have the parents saying you know what? that you're on your own. gerri: well i don't even know what half of that stuff was when i was that age. how do you cut back? you talk about the kind of things people spend on. how can you cut back spending and not look like a skin flint? >> i think planning ahead really helps. being creative. finding alternatives. there are a lot of differ things you can do. a lot of kid have big dinner before the big event. have a pot luck dinner or barbecue. gerri: that sound -- >> i think it is fun. i have pot lucks in my apartment. gerri: call it something different? >> yes. call it a barbecue, a picnic. i don't know, something like that. have it in the backyard. have someone, a relative take impromptu pictures. those will be better than professional photographer anyway. love candid fun shots. dresses, you can rent them and go to thrift store. i think with guys tuxes, really do comparison shopping or do a unabout of guys togethe

get your pedicure then go home and shave. >> reporter: for "good morning america," becky worley, abc guys what you say. what do you look for in a good salon. and janice reams says, i would tell anyone to look for the technician's license. in most states it must be in plain view along with their picture. very smart right there. look for it. >> another one here from monique. says i like the places that provide individual nail kits for each of their customers. it's pricier but worth it to know that my cuticle snippers don't take -- >> i actually think that's a great piece of advice. and i would even say go to a drugstore and make your own kit, bring it to your favorite salon and leave it there for peace of mind. i think that's a great -- >> i love this last one that came in. laura rullman advises, don't take personal calls while doing my nails. >> oh, i've never seen that done. really? it's usually the person having their nails done -- making the calls. >> keep your own equipment. >> most places will let you -- they'll have a little spot for you to do it. >> i was at this place in conne

. >> how much would sugar ray leonard getting a manicure or pedicure be worth? >> couple hundred bucks a bank. there we go! there we go! >> how you doing, mr. leonard? looking good, pro. that was easy. that was pretty good, right? >> yeah. got him looking right at you coming out of the nail shop. nice! >> what do people think about you? >> most people think we're a bunch of degenerates. >> and are you? >> the thing is, it's a job. we are journalists, and just because you don't like the subject matter, you can't blame the paparazzi for capitalizing -- >> for capitalizing on it. i understand the inherent annoyance that comes from celebrities towards us. but then, unfortunately, you know, that's kind of the price you pay. >> so once you become famous, privacy's gone? >> kind of, yeah. it comes with the territory. >> okay. >> one of the things they claim to get upset about is the stories that are wrote, but we're not the ones who write the stories. we take the photos. but it's the magazine that bought it. you can't blame us for taking it. >> so what's really driving

from spending, out of a 1.4 trim deficit and reduced by $250 million, which barely pays for the pedicuresker boehner. we still have a lot of fight left. >> i don't know if he gets those but jennifer i want to explore how you deal with this now. the argument republicans have at least some over main streamers, we're hanging this all on healthcare heck, everybody stay folk used on the november election, we'll all get there especially if you renegades in the tea party just shut up. >> we're united on the fact that obamacare is a disaster. seven million of us have lost our health insurance, forced on to an exchange that doesn't have the options. that costs more money and i think there is a united front when it comes to a policy like that. what i think the republican party and the democratic party have to get idea to is there's a new breed of people, led by women, that aren't him to politics or political parties. they're loyal to their families, to their country, and the values that matter to them, which is having a government that is less intrusive and it behooves people like me and others to

pedicures. this business, i probably still get a lot of these services done, which is why the irs told anietra, "nice try." >> and that's the key. is it a business expense? and is it ordinary? and is it reasonable? >> this familiar face from h&r block explains. he's got the 411 on that 1040. >> if you're getting your hair done into a 19th century look or an 18th century look for an audition or for a performance, then you can deduct it. but if you're just getting your hair cut on a regular basis to look good for tv or whatever, then it's not going to be deductible. >> know what else is not gonna be deductible? spending 65 grand on hookers. but that didn't stop this brooklyn lawyer from claiming it as a medical expense for stress relief. and what about the california man who totaled his $40,000 truck driving while under the influence? when he wrote it off, the irs blew a gasket. but he won when a judge ruled, yeah, it's negligence, but not gross negligence. so much for you booze, you lose. meanwhi

and the deal-breaker is a chipped pedicure. these shoes may not add five inches.joined by sara and eva chen of "lucky" magazine. we have on our own version. they're calling them ugly sandals. i think they're quite comfortable. i like the way they look. some big celeb. long, lean legs. i think you can pull it off. >> when you're stunning and you put that on, it doesn't ugly you down. >> but the price tags can be ugly. >> they go from, you know, $60 to $600. and some are selling on ebay for $6,000. >> you're paying for that frumpy. >> exactly. in the case of some brands. they're wearing them in fashion week and in paris. it's a thing. >> every time i say i'm not going to wear the next trend, i always end up wearing it. >> you're wearing it now. >> moonwalk. >> i've never seen amy in a flat shoe. and i've known for her for a long time. >> there's a reason why. >> can you do that in a heel? >> possibly. i don't know. >> why do you think this style has come back in a big way? >> i think what's so cool right now is looking comfortable. looking like you're confident in y

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get your pedicure and go home and shave. >> reporter: becky worley, abc news san francisco. >> when youstuff it kind of gives you pause. do you go to the salon for these. >> not anymore. i used to. i used to go all the time. then you start -- >> wow. >> found an old photo of you. >> now i do my nails myself, as you can see from this photo. your nails look great any way. >> my nails look wonderful. i gave up on the salon because no matter which i went to there was always something wrong with it. like the picture. >> so you do it yourself. >> so i do it myself, or i do nothing. >> there you go. wanted to visi. i'm still not going to make it to mars, but thanks to hotwire's incredibly low travel prices, i can afford to cross more things off my list. this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty... and still saved enough to go to texas-- to a real dude ranch! hotwire checks the competition's rates every day... so they can guarantee their low prices. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. next up, hollywood! ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com save big on car rentals too, from

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. >> they're going to give me a pedicure. >> absolutely. >> so i have scoped it out.ought some of those fish back from sochi that do the foot massage. >> nibble at your toes. >> so we're going to do that and then we're going to have sushi. >> oh! >> that's what i have planned for you, nat-mo. >> i thank you, tamron. but i've got to say. even the fish would be scared, because have you guys seen runners feet? not pretty. >> yes, yes. don't worry, we're going to take care of you when you get back. >> you had to do it, because it would be weird if we said hey, got you some oils for your feet. >> i went out and i found all these things they recommend for post-marathon runners that you put on your feet. you guys are going to apply. i've done the work. natalie, we're here with you in heart and spirit and following you online as well. >> thanks, guys. >> go natalie, go. >> #gonataliego. #bostonstrong. >> go, natalie. >> thanks, guys. >> we'll see you. >>> so the other story we're talking about -- >> your new hero. >> is that what he is? so this high school student, he's a sen

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