she's just going to use the perfecter only. >> all right, perfect.nd now we're moving over to our lovely phyllis. ...phyllis has coarse, thick hair. it's so short, it's difficult to style. ...so can a lot of you relate to having coarse hair, short hair, afraid to use a styling tool because your hair is short, so you don't want to get that hot, hot heat next to your scalp? so maria, how can the perfecter work for her? >> i have it right on her head, i don't have to worry. her hair is short and the reason why you can't use styling tools is because it would burn you. with short hair, if you're looking for a different look... do you notice how i'm just rolling it through, starting to get the lift and it's like she would be blow-drying her hair. she's going to roll that through just like i did, just like this, and we're just going to get some lift into her hair. >> wow, look at that. >> see that lift? >> instant results-- what do you think? >> look at that. [audience applauds] >> while phyllis gets started perfecting her hair, let's check back with judy.

to perfection. simple. wrap that in and i can even get a little bouncy curl. that was in a second, right? >> right. so you can get curl, wave and smoothness from one tool. how does that sound? [audience applauds] good? ...phyllis is using maria's tip of rolling the perfecter through her very short hair for lift and she'll have her style complete in no time. but take a look at judy. she's already finished! in just three minutes with the perfecter, she was able to completely transform her style. just look at that incredible lift and volume. and remember her cowlick? it was out of control on the back of her head, but not anymore. [audience applauds] >> is that amazing? that's unbelievable. that's so great. the hardest part of your hair to do, right? the back. >> patti: and see how phyllis has also used the perfecter to completely change her style? in just three minutes, her very short, very coarse, very unmanageable hair now has beautiful lift and volume. >> what do you think? tell them. >> i feel youn

to perfection.p that in and i can even get a little bouncy curl. that was in a second, right? >> right. so you can get curl, wave and smoothness from one tool. how does that sound? [audience applauds] good? ...phyllis is using maria's tip of rolling the perfecter through her very short hair for lift and she'll have her style complete in no time. but take a look at judy. she's already finished! in just three minutes with the perfecter, she was able to completely transform her style. just look at that incredible lift and volume. and remember her cowlick? it was out of control on the back of her head, but not anymore. [audience applauds] >> is that amazing? that's unbelievable. that's so great. the hardest part of your hair to do, right? the back. >> patti: and see how phyllis has also used the perfecter to completely change her style? in just three minutes, her very short, very coarse, very unmanageable hair now has beautiful lift and volume. >> what do you think? tell them. >> i feel young. >> oh, go

box of crayons ♪ a perfect box of crayons ♪ hope none of them are broken ♪ hope none of them are brokenning all of those colors. would you like to learn some more? yeah! yeah! yeah! you would? great. let's get started. [ giggling ] blue. make a "b" for blue and shake it. have you got it? let me see. good. blue. blue. shake the "b." [ chuckles ] blue tongue. paint it blue. "b" for blue. sign "blue." pink. make the letter "p" for pink and brush it down your chin. let me see you try. great job. pink. pink. make a "p" for pink. hot pink. i like pink. pink. can you sign "pink"? [ laughter ] purple is leah's color. purple. it's the letter "p," and you shake it. let me see you try. very good. purple. purple. shake the "p" for purple. yeah, purple. hey, that's purple. sign "purple." can you sign "purple"? [ laughter ] white. pretend you're pulling the white ruffles on your shirt. show me white. that was great! white. white. pull the white ruffles on your shirt. white, fluffy clouds. he's signing "white." she's coloring white. i can't see it. can you sign "white"? we've learned even more signs.

perfect.) you kidnapped my daughter and took her across state lines to play hillbilly music against her will. i've been looking for a reason to put you in jail, and now i have it. what are you talking about? you gave her permission to come with us. never! i make sure she practice mozart. get into van cliburn, then ivy league orchestra. from there, she play paris, rome. then i take her back to my hometown of luang phabang and stick it up their nose. that's why she ran away from you. she'd rather play bluegrass and win this contest and then get a record deal and open up the connie souphanousinphone theater and... ah, i'm a jackass. stop stating the obvious. where is my daughter? uh... i don't know. i'm sure she's fine. she's with bobby. great. that narrows it down. now all we have to do is check every free buffet in town. bobby: how about this one? i've been working out with weights. every time someone says, "let's work out" i say, "wait." that's funny, bobby. i'm sorry. it's just... i'm sick of

the perfecter is an amazing tool.afe.a hot the perfecter is so unue and different, you can actually use both hands to effortlessly guide your style for complete control. and lookt th: you can even place the perfecter right on your scalp for amazing lift and volume. >> see that lift? >> o look at that. [audience applauds] announcer: the peecter rks every hair type. ng, finied hair becomes ll and bouncy. short, flahairets incred lift and volume. even fine hair gets incredible body and texture. if you can brush your hair, you can perfect it in just three minutes. the secret is a revolutionary nebreahrough called fusion styling. rapid-shining, hair-smoothing ramic heat from the center of the barrel fuses with hydrating ion lecules th are released all arnd the percter wide nyn brtles. so when you brush with the peecte youe actually sion styling, coiningentle ceramic heat and healthy ionic moisture for iredible shine and style. no more singeing your hair with a flat iron, burning your hair with a curling iron or hassle and

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melt chocolate to creamy perfection. make sauces with perfect temperature control.table, you can take it anywhere, so it's perfect for buffets and outdoor parties. to tell you more, let's join bob warden and jenny repko at the nuwave test kitchen in chicago. >> let me ask you, do you hate boil-overs and the mess they make in the kitchen? do you hate burnt grilled cheese sandwiches or shriveled-up bacon? >> what about over-fried chicken that's all greasy, or dried-out oatmeal, overdone pork chops or charred steak? >> well, what if i was to tell you that instead, you could now have perfect grilled cheese sandwiches, perfectly browned evenly every single time? >> all that cheese is melted in there, so delicious. >> perfectly melted. and i could have perfectly grilled steaks set at 350 degrees that give me a perfect medium rare steak or however you like it and it's never going to burn. perfect pork chops, and not only pork chops... >> right, salmon, grilled vegetables, sausage, perfect every time. >> what if i told you, when you fried your chicken, it was going to be fr

perfect. >> leigh: okay. >> joanne: and then what you can do next is just to twist. sometimes mine's a little more even this time i made one small and one large but that's fine. >> leigh: yeah, same here. >> joanne: it might be a little harder to get the pit out but what i do is i take my knife and i tap right into the pit and i turn it. it might be harder because of what i did. yours will be easier. see, i mess up okay wait, wait. >> leigh: oops. >> joanne: okay let me show you something. >> leigh: okay. >> joanne: alright. >> leigh: a little carried away. >> joanne: tap and then turn. >> leigh: twist that way. >> joanne: twist, so once again take your knife and tap into it. >> leigh: twist, and twist. >> joanne: and today's class was really all about some really fun ingredients that were really very sensuous but they were also things that were new to leigh. and i thought, you know, that really made them kind of fun and more interesting. you can take your spoon and then just go right around t

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isaiah 26:3 says, he will keep you in perfect peace when your mind is stayed upon him. it doesn't make god have more love and peace towards you, but it'll make you have more peace because you're thinking about the goodness of god and all that he's done for you. it also closes a door on the devil. i dealt with that in romans, chapter 6, and showed in verse 16, "know ye not, that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey; whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousness?" if you go out and yield yourself to sin, god is still going to love you. he loves you because you put faith in a savior and you have relationship... right standing with god through what jesus did, not through what you do. but if you go out and live in sin, you just throw the door open wide to the devil, and john, chapter 10, verse 10 says, the thief cometh not, but for to steal, kill, and to destroy: but i am come that you might have life, and that you might have it more abundantly. if you throw the door open to the devil, he's as a roaring lion... 1 p

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. >> elvis and i were in perfect sync. i would love somebody -- >> we rolled -- >> i was just reading paragraph two which i've marked in the book but i'm not going to attempt to even -- >> oh, you dirty, dirty man. >> how were you and elvis in perfect sync? >> we really weren't. >> why did you write that? >> i was going -- >> i don't know what i'm saying there. >> in context it says they weren't but that was after -- >> the ambivalence. just didn't work, did it? it just didn't really -- >> ships in the night as it were. >> yeah, come on.

>> they're almost a perfect story telling engine. they just want to eat you and you have to get away from them and that's terrifying. >> think back to when they were making the granddaddy of all shark movies as seen here in the making of "jaws." and think of the star. he did not need make-up. he work for free. he always knew his lines, chomp, chomp. the shark in "jaws," 1975. he was really the perfect performer. except for the occasional mechanical problem in the water. but in the story, he was the perfect villain. >> just the sheer fact that they're so relentless, the way they look with those jinlt rows of teeth. it is ridiculous. it makes you laugh. it makes you smile a little bit. the combination is really perfect for a very specific kind of genre movie. >> you want a bad guy? here's a bad guy. you want character development? well, maybe sharks aren't quite right for that. there's no real motivation to a shark. in the movies, other than i want your leg in my mouth right now. >> right. that's why in the deep, 1977, you basically fe

and i said, "you know, i've got the perfect product for you.go ahead and why don't you go ahead and try this on?" the next morning, it wasn't him that came down, it was his wife. she was crying. she came down and she said, "i can't believe it. last night was the first time in 20 years that i've seen my husband's feet." the actual bones in his feet. >> right. >> because the compression socks, what they were doing, he said they'd leave big rings on his legs and... 20 years, 20 years of having diabetes with that inflammation, five minutes later he was walking by without a cane. >> oh! >> it was an incredible story. >> right. >> and that's what it's like for everybody else on the planet that... it doesn't matter if you have diabetes. it doesn't matter if you have neuropathy. even if you just don't-- you have tired feet from being on your feet all the time... >> right. >> you're wearing a regular sock. you spend $100 on a pair of shoes and then you spend hardly anything on something that's going to be therapeutic to you. it's not just a sock, it's n

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he has a perfect view into warren's office. maine fiber optics. $32.50 a share. before september 2nd. buyouts, mergers... that kind of inside information is worth a fortune. don't look! don't. he's staring right at us. i'm sure everyone is, the way you're grinning. that's okay. he'll just think we're in love. you don't look like you're in love. you look like somebody who's had some sort of industrial accident. here, just... i don't get it. why would he break warren's hand? [whispering] because warren redecorated his office last week. remember? you noticed it yourself. he turned his desk around, so that when he held the phone in his right hand, he was blocking his mouth. somehow he had to get warren to switch hands. that's what all this is about? so he would hold the phone in the other hand? why would he kill the decorator? she was planning to put curtains up, remember? that would have ruined everything. oh, my god. here he comes. with this mirror, he could have been reading my lips. think you figured something out, huh? what do

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when you think everything is perfect, it's not perfect. i wanted to ask you as you see the world, where's the fly in this ointment going to come from? >> well, i guess, larry, the fly in the ointment, though i'm not convinced there is one is rates are going to be rising eventually and that will be d t detrimental to bond prices. you and i can remember trading the long bond at 15 yield and i think what you have is the market wants to go higher, it is going higher, the fed is go to eventually stop the aggressive accommodation and i think the economy is doing better than people want to think it's doing, better than much of the data tells us it's doing. stocks want to go higher. i've been bullish around the world and really smart guys keep trying to sell it short and it just blows up in their face. >> that's true. ed, i want to get new here. i don't think you're quite as optimistic. a lot of issues here. how good is the economy? all these gdp revisions came out yesterday. they had pretty lousy numbers when you looked at them. i don't think the

perfect to watch them just before "early start." >> great idea. this, then us. how perfect is that? it's quite lovely. >> we are tracking the weather. great to see you jennifer. >> long time, no see. i know you are asking, john, not trying to correct you, but it's what the astronomers call it. they are popping up for tomorrow morning. hopefully you have the clear skies to check out the meteor showers. in the northeast, we are talking rain. it's moving through north jersey

many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. locate

. >> well, celebrating perfection.sident obama honors gridiron great more than four decades after the winningest season in football's history. [♪ music ] >> it was damage by an earthquake in 1989, now the costly reopening of the san francisco oakland bay bridge just weeks ago. they have spent $6.3 billion over the estimate of $1 billion. when it reopens it will run over a two-mile stretch and at its highest point will stand 525 feet above the water. 270,000 vehicles are expected to truck that bridge every day. the project has had its share of challenges. >> the view from the east at sundown as we approach san francisco, and the beautiful bay bridge after years of waiting, residents will start driving down the new span which has become one of the most expensive infrastructure projects in the country. the journey to arrive at this moment has hardly been smooth. structural safety has challenged engineers. two major fault lines cut through this area. >> in the 1989 earthquake, the one that broke the bridge remains strong i

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it made me feel dirty for people to think i had this perfect relationship and a perfect life. >> do youause i fell like i was this role model that you represented the fairy tale -- >> you're bruised. >> i'm definitely bruised. >> reporter: despite the low point, or maybe because of it, bethenny's career is now reaching new height with two big projects on tap for fall. there's a new book, her fifth, "skinny girl solutions," with practical healthy living advice. >> it's solutions to make women's everyday lives a little easier. a little more balanced. organization. but just on a micro level. when you walk into your bathroom cabinet and you look at that drawer with all the brushes and the nonsense, how to just organize that one moment of your life. >> reporter: and in case you hadn't heard, a new talk show backed by her friend, ellen degeneres. >> she was on the show, and the audience loved her. and i was so impressed that i said, well, do a show. >> reporter: her test run last summer was vintage bethenny. unfiltered. >> sour cream is great for razor bumps. you can put it on your pits and j

. >>> all right, here at home, conditions out west are perfect for wildfires and that's not perfect at all when you think about what's going on there. 44 burning. none worst than the beaver creek fire. the first fires laid out 10,000 homes are in jeopardy and more than 1,000 firefighters are trying to get things under control as the flames threaten some tourist towns prompting widespread evacuations and bringing business to a halt. they're facing a trifecta affecting -- weather topography and the fuels. >> carrying the sparks a long distance. >>> turning now to 2016 politics. it appears new jersey governor chris christie giving serious consideration to a run for president in 2016. creating a 50-state fund-raising network as well making a full-court press that he can win women and minority voters. he wants to run-up the scale against his republican candidate for governor. >> what is going to be said on those stages to secure the republican nomination is going to cause huge problems in the general election. it happened with mitt romney and it will happen in 2016. chris christie will prob

>> nobody's perfect. nobody's perfect. >> see how one guy is challenging folks to do the right thing. >>> and an out of control downhill bike race. >> 18 miles long. you descend 8,000 plus feet. you start on a glacier. and watch these dudes. >> the thrills and spills that happen along the way, next. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. you're o♪ ♪meout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> when you have to make a decision, do you always do the right thing? >> nobody is perfect. nobody is perfect. >> yeah. >> well, check out this video that casey did. he's a new york city and he is challenging people to do the right thing with several hundred dollar bills. >> fake $100 bills in his wallet. and then on the wallet he writes, please do the right thing. he then gets into the subway. pretends to be asleep while his wallet falls out of his pocket. and finally, t

a picture perfect day at oak hill country club. jonas blitz, his tee shot lands in someone's pocket. adam scott started in second place. trouble on 16. shot doesn't go more than 30 feet. four back at five none. jason dufner, 1-over 71. made the birdie on 10. second place at 8-under. everyone is chasing jim furyk. on on makes a clutch par putt. major. let's go to scoreboard. furyk is the leader at 9-under. dufner second, and scott rounding out the top five. >> able to just not let things faze me today and got my rhythm back. started out 2-over but ended up with a 68. so nice to go out there and maybe not have things start the way you want but be able to turn around in the middle of the round. >> mike: since the all-star all-star break the a's seem to have lost their mojo. despite josh reddick's fine hom- five home runs, oakland has lost seven of their last five games. sunny great lakes major league debut. gave up a two-run shot. gray allowed four runs. in josh reddick loves the canadianary air to the feign, 4-3 jays. jose reyes, see

that''s perfect.at of paint to make himself camera ready. >> are we going to keep the mask on? >> yes. >> reporter: upstair us, the "men's fitness" dream team. a stylist, a groomer, the photo director. and sticking with andrew dixon's edict, we gave them just 60 minutes to snap those six packs. >> you have two brothers? >> this will be quite a harassment deal for me. >> reporter: there were lots of touchdowns. >> you know i only do this when i got a date. >> reporter: cleanups and plenty of last minute situps. then, it was time for the big reveal. an hour ago, casey was thrilling tourists in times square for tips. would all that man-scaping make him a sexy super hero or our first fakeover zero? remember, this was the before. and now, here's the after. >> like the retired super hero comes back, ready to save the world. >> reporter: 18-year-old mitch is up next. we'll see. this fall, mitch will be a college freshman. >> yeah, that's good. >> reporter: and now it looks like he may just be the next big ma

we're 99.99% perfect. we're not perfect. we have problems.f we do, we maintain a fair and orderly market. that's what we did yesterday, and it's important to recognize the fact we didn't trade for several hours. if you're a traditional long investor, mom and pot institutional investor, that three hours doesn't matter. you buy in the stock for the longer period of time; right? the fact is, every single person was in the same situation. nobody was relatively advantaged or disadvantaged because the market was down. liz: i'll say that probably didn't sit well with some very sophisticated mom and pop investors who jump in and out of stocks. there's many out there. we talk about that, and more including what i asked the ceo to do, which was give me a 30-second pitch. pretend i'm twitter, not public, how do you convince twitter to go public when you have the facebook problem in the ipo a year ago, may, where that ipo was not smooth on the nasdaq, and then, of course, yesterday's flash freeze. charlie also just off the phone with bob, fox business ne

perfect. perfect time for me to really express myself through my work.tory that needed to be told. >> jay: yeah, it's a great story because you always hear someone is shot. and then, you go to court. but this movie tells the story of this young man's life. and he was not a saint. >> not at all. >> jay: he's was in trouble. >> you know, when there's an officer-involved shooting, usually the victim's character gets polarized. you know, he becomes this perfect person, this saint. or he gets depicted as this monster or this thug. and ryan coogler's approach was to spend the day in the life of. the last 24 hours of his life. we wanted the to show this guy, flaws and all. that his life mattered to people who really cared about him. >> jay: yeah. you know, it's like good people sometimes do bad things. and bad people sometimes do good things. and so you really feel that. i always wondered if, particularly with the trayvon martin thing, if the jury had seen this young man prior to -- maybe the verdict might have -- >> he's 22-year-old guys. you know, i think, at

now he's perfect. that's not perfect! that's terrible! who said that?! otis, calm down.urrs, meows softly) skits, have you noticed anything strange about the dogs around here? my donald used to chase every squirrel that passed. but since he went to perfect pup, just look at him! see? now donald's totally obedient. obedient dogs do exactly what you tell them to do. (skits barking) (panting) martha: okay. something's definitely wrong here. what are those guys up to? otis: now, graduates, let's see how obedient you are. sit. beg. hop on one paw. (people murmuring) perfectly obedient. and now for the final test of your training, a biscuit for each of you. (panting) wait. dogs not going for biscuits? that's not perfect, that's scary. (whines, barks) skits? (chomps) (all gasp) what have we here? a biscuit stealer, eh?! a textbook example of disobedient dog behavior. and by disobedient, i mean does not obey! uh, otis? huh? hm? (nervous chuckle): i mean, go on home now. (pleasantly): go on, get out of here. (clears throat) i don't like it. there is something strange about those

perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 40% off. hotels.com there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazing product. >>> one more day in lima, the chance to delve a bit further into the cuisine before things get a little more old school. >> a special one we prefer here. >> coolentro? >> it's like cilantro and much more powerful in flavor. >> it would be wrong to point out peru is at the forefront of creating flavor unique to the andes and amazon, flavors you find no place else on earth. >> there seems to be a lot of interest in the last decade in the amazon because of its amazing spectra entirely new to most of us of ingredients. at the cutting edge of exactly that territory, his restaurant amaz explores the rivers and landscape of peru highlighting a range of products stunning in their diversity and to us, their newness. >> you have tuna, plantain vinegar. the nut is a fruit in brazil. and here we use the fruit. >> hmm. >> we make these scallops with

the first jump was perfect, second was perfect. >> it's a good thing the wind is right because the shapee leaves him nowhere to go if the wind should drop. >> in order to jump the house, i have to go inside the u shape, inside of it. if something goes wrong and i'm going that fast, there's no bail out. i will hit something. those are the chances you have to take. >> suddenly the winds shift. heading toward another jump, he has a sinking feeling. >> you know when you feel like something is going to go wrong. >> the wind dies down. his lift is gone. and he might not have the power he needs. >> i'm like, oh, my god. i'm done. >> the crash is inevitable and horrible. >> i hit the thing, landed, then the kite fell and started dragging me from the top of the first floor. when i saw i was dropping, i put my hand to protect myself from the railing on the first floor, so i was conscious during the entire impact and thank god because i could have broke my head or my neck on the railing on the first floor. >> you want to lay down? >> where's your pain? >> dimitri lies stunned on the deck of the fir

. >>> there's no arguing about perfection. president obama honoring the 1972 miami dolphins, the only team ever to have a perfect nfl season. >> some of them are a little harder to recognize these days. they don't have the afros or the mutton chops, the fumanchus. >> little bit of a laugh. >>> leaping attempt to stop a homer. nope, doesn't get it. he loses the ball. hey, hey, where's my glove? there it is. hate when that happens. >>> number one collegiate skeet shooter in america and he's not even in college yet. he got the first perfect score in the history of the collegiate world championship and also broke two world records. >>> are you ready? august 31st, right around the corner, start of the college football season. here's one alabama fan's t-shirt pride. read it. tebow cried, cam lied, tree died, lsu tried, tooe owe's fake girlfriend died, roll tide. a throw-in launches a series of great passes here. it ends with a perfect half volley goal and a win. yeah, 2-0. >>> before we go, wind surfing in tasmania is not for the we

this is perfect. ok. you know what? we all need to be a little more understanding of robert. that's what families are supposed to do. is that some of your "i'm ok, you're ok" hippy crap? no. it's just right. peace, man. oh, you're still here. we're not gonna leave, robert. it's your birthday! and by the way, this is for you. it's from all of us. huh? it's a gym membership. ok, that's it. let's go. ray... wait a minute. ahh, pictures of beautiful people running and rowing and lifting weights. nice, huh? yeah, everybody can build up their arm muscles pointing and laughing at sergeant chubsy-ubsy. robert, we just thought that it might help you. i'll tell you what, deb-- why don't you take it, huh? you can go and exercise and lose, like, half a pound and then officially be perfect. ♪ perfect debra, sitting in a tree... ♪ ♪ p-e-r-f-e-c-t hey, that rhymes. look, robert, we were just-- listen, thanks for the present, thanks for coming over, thanks for everything, everybody, ok? you may just wanna go now because the birthday bo

. >> stephen: folks, let's this makes perfect sense. i've always known the ocean was conservative like the republican party, it's full of great whites. and-- (laughter) i think it is also only fair dns -- >> (cheers and applause) we've got a republican crowd here tonight, all right. back in 1983 it was the gipper himself who signed a proclamation declaring those waters the united states exclusive economic zone for exploring, exploiingt and conserving offshore resources and it's been going great, especially the exploring and exploiting part. and i'm sure we'll get around to the conserving part later. naturally the berlin wall huggers out there see the ronald wilson reagan economic zone as half empty. like california democrat alan lowenthal. >> we're talking about 3.4 million square miles of ocean. an area larger than the combined landmass of all 50 states. >> president reagan's name already graces roads, schools, buildings and fields in 22 states and the district of columbia. not to mention a major airport, and a nuclear powered-aircraft

perfect funeral in less than 2- hundred words. steve paul.... who was recently diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease... won the contest. he described his perfect funeral as a close-knit affair with relatives and friends... laughing and telling stories about the past. 1:20 s. paul says: "hopefully i won't have to use this gift for a number of years. but i know, whenever it happens, it will be too soon for me." the team says this contest with a ten thousand dollar prize is meant to help celebrate life... not glamorize death. that's all for fox45 news at 5:30. "family feud" is next. and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... we'll see you later. we'll see you later. ♪ i woke up to a lightbulb ♪ every little thing is possible ♪ [ female announcer ] here's a fresh take on what to do with that chicken kraft fresh take kraft natural cheese on one side expertly blended spices and breadcrumbs on the other transforms your chicken in just 30 minutes ♪ love is a bright idea ♪ life is amazing ♪ with the love that i've foun

perfect pork chops, and not only pork chops... >> right, salmon, grilled vegetables, sausage, perfect every time. >> what if i told you, when you fried your chicken, it was going to be fried at the perfect temperature of 375, gently, perfectly, crispy, never soaking up too much oil. >> that's hard to do. >> in fact, that's the problem with the old stovetops, whether it's gas or electric-- you can turn it up and down, but because you don't have precise control, you're going to get boil-overs. because you don't have precise control, you're going to burn the cereal on the bottom from time to time. and because you don't have precise temperature contro you can't help but burn a steak or a pork chop on your stove. you see, you're not the bad cook in the kitchen.

. >>> new app helping women find the perfect bra. it's called third love exploratorium base start up promises to help women find their perfect bra size. take 2 photo of yourself in a tank top. app then uses body modeling to help figure out the perfect fit. research shows up to 85 percent of women wear the wrong bra size. >> i don't think i have ever been fitted in person because i have if he ever had the time. this took me probably 3 or 4 minutes max so it was and i could do it in the privacy of my own home. you don't want to change in front of somebody else or you are home and do it in your bathroom for 4 minutes and you are done. >> find out more about third love and perfect bra watch good morning america at 7:00 a.m. on abc 7. >> find out the forecast and stay tune right now subpoena sand yaichlt we have some dense fog out there. bay bridge a little fuzzy behind you because of the fog as you look at live doppler 7 hd you can see the entire coast is socked in. remember if with us this afternoon there was only one little patch near

it's absolutely perfect.uff came face to face with the dispatcher on the other end of her 911 call. >> how are you doing? >> oh. oh. >> we made it. >> we did. oh, my god. >> oh, thank you. oh, wow. >> meanwhile, the brother of the gunman on the other side of this debate believes stronger gun laws would not have prevented the shooting. >> in our reality there's no gun law whatsoever, nothing anybody can do or say that's going to prevent somebody that wants to get their hands on a gun to get their hands on a gun. >> and that's something we can debate a little later, as well. >>> to california now where san diego mayor bob filner expected to resign today as part of a deal reached during mediation in his sexual harassment lawsuit in exchange for his resignation, the city will pay some if not all of filner's share of any damages awarded in the lawsuit. the attorney who represents accuser irene mccormick jackson says they have not signed anything and stressed taxpayer money should not be used to bail out filner. fi

inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> nfl season right around the corner but the rules change that happens and nfl gets you down or you can't get into college football, maybe your team is going to have a bad season this year, introduce you to another kind of football you might like. unicycle football. this is the unicycle football league. i had no idea this many dudes knew how to ride unicycles. >> who also knew how to play football. >> yeah. if you watch this thing, similar to your average football game, except they've got flags. it's like flag football. you're not tackling. >> you fall off the unicycle anyway. >> but when you fall out you're not in play. in order to do something football related you have to be pedaling on the unicycle. you can see there are punts, there are running plays, there are passing plays. you have the ball and you fall off your unicycle you're down right there. what you also notice

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