>> in the gym, i'm a perfectionist. but outside of the gym, i'm like really messy. >> tokyo olympic games are four years away. will we see you again? >>> plus -- >> i went from 135 pounds to 102 pounds in a matter months. >> find out why miss california tried to starve her way to perfection. >> both my parents got down on their knees, like, what's happened to you? [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome, welcome to you. today we are talking about perfectionists. i believe in perfectionism to a

person as your boss or your spouse, but you, for sure, want them as your prosthodontist. >> a perfectionist. >> yes, the person who is making your smile, your mouth, your -- the way that you, you know, speak and smile to the world. so, i went to school for three years of classical prosthodontic training, which is to reconstruct a mouth, implant training, and how to study the way that the mouth functions and then another two years just with implants and prosthodontics. >> is there that much to this, by the way? >> it really is. you don't want to -- look, if you're gonna be redoing your mouth and you have already gone through all these years of uncomfortable experiences or just not the best care, you want to go to a specialist. you want to go to a prosthodontist and an oral surgeon. >> that's your feeling, your opinion. >> yes. you want to go to the best. >> okay, good. you know, people need to know, we're talking about replacing missing teeth with denta dr. mackie says no more dentures. and people need to know that i'm not endorsing you on this program. i'm just asking questions. but people

to identify with him as a writer and a perfectionist he and even have a chapter ready-to-eat go that is i definitely pecan identify for them to produce something that could be personal. to some concrete behalf. >> with behavior's more things that make them want to crawl under a rock can affect us. so it is bubbly will start conversations and to help me >> did you focus on one person dryexx so now i think we can move on. identify and able to do that is much hon can i a get windup? open and was working on the first few cow 1/2 and a bit like what we saw in the book. steiner that if it would make the cut. so i had to put things are right -- aside and there were moments but to make connections i may not have otherwise made. and then we will have to get the drops in good shape for editing. and often from what those that to opt in the distance but to talk about the writer's retreats since then to spend to weaken the beautiful setting that allows me to accomplish and right >> this is the great point to people gathered around the radio and was able to out compete that dinner conversation. be

he is always a perfectionist. it is straight. >> from the ground she could not read what it said so dad shows him a picture of all the hard work taken by a drone and she said why he. >> of course she did. that work. >>> coming up, nintendo is taking a big gamable with its new video game console. >> and one popular cleveland neighborhood scary assault. more on the warning from >>> a watch party of epic proportions. where you will be able to cheer on the indians, even when they are on the road. >> and look at this. the rain really coming down overnight. this is video at playhouse square. take the slow. the roads are slick. let's take a live look outside right now. it is a windy and wet morning in northeast ohio. janessa webb, what are we seeing? >>> the rain is steady in northeast ohio. good morning. it is pretty green here on composite radar with the scattered showers we are seeing. let's track the heavier downpours. we are not really seeing the rain, only in dover in you philly but the bulk is moving -- dover/new

cut something out in the field so i was like what did you do over there because he's always a perfectionist, it's always very straight."they dan showed her a picture from a drone above ---(leslie hamilton -- newly engaged))"he was like i don't know if you can read that, but this is what it says. and i was like oh my god and he got down on one knee."( dan stein -- newly engaged))"i just wanted to do something special for her, it didn't really matter who saw it and how much recognitition i got for it. i just wanted it be speical for her. leslie: that field will always be special i suppose.." the two are planning on marrying in 2018. it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees. next in sports - the n-f-c north team that grabbed a win - after the bears and packers last week. week. score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better check my credit score. here, try credit karma. it's free. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap thei

person as your boss or your spouse, but you, for sure, want them as your prosthodontist. >> a perfectionist. >> yes, the person who is making your smile, your mouth, your -- the way that you, you know, speak and smile to the world. so, i went to school for three years of classical prosthodontic training, which is to reconstruct a mouth, implant training, and how to study the way that the mouth functions with the joints, the materials and then another two years just with implants and prosthodontics. >> is there that much to this, by the way? >> it really is. you don't want to -- look, if you're gonna be redoing your mouth and you have already gone through all these years of uncomfortable experiences or just not the best care, you want to go to a specialist. you want to go to a prosthodontist and an oral surgeon. >> that's your feeling, your opinion. >> yes. you want to go to the best. >> okay, good. you know, people need to know, we're talking about replacing implants. dr. mackie says no more dentures. and people need to know that i'm not endorsing you on this program. i'm just asking questi

cut something out in the field so i was like what did you do over there because he's always a perfectionist, it's always very straight."( dan stein -- newly engaged))"i just wanted to do something special for her, it didn't really matter who saw it and how much recognitition i got for it. i just wanted it be speical for her. leslie: that field will always be special i " suppose.." the two are planning on getting married in 2018. coming up...its all things halloween!and we're getting you ready for the spooky day. 3 this is a live look at something you've probably seen now at 5:30 - a milwaukee police officer... arrested on sexual assault charges. charges.police say a rape happened ?one? day after the shooting that killed sylville smith. we'll have a live report coming up. 3 and - it's was one of the most anticipated games of the season.a border battle between the packers and bears at lambeau.not only was it a win... several records were broken. we have the highlights! 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...another busy overnight is ahead around the zoo interchange.d those construction clo

many of katie's perfectionist neighbors try to knock her for her size but takes it in stride an at butte that makes her character so relatable. >> she is not always correct or always saying the right thing but she has a heart of gold. >> an all new american housewife airs tonight at 8:30 after the middle and the real o'neals at 9:30, and marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> finally at 5:00, look at this beauty. this navy fighter jet is pretty in pink for breast cancer awareness month. the cougar's new pain job was revealed on the lexington in corpus christi, texas. it will be pink by the end of the month and then do a special procedure to remove the pink paint. pretty. >> looks nice. >>> jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. police are investigating a string of armed robberies in fairmount. >> and the stage is set for

but myself and the guys i play with, we are all very extreme perfectionists, so we want to put on thewe can. and i forget may be that there are other parts involved. charlie: are you the first male on your mother's side that did not work in the mines? sturgill: right. her father was a foreman on the strip mine for years. and my grandfather, and the great grandfather worked in the mine. charlie: there is a message from your life. i know the word message is not it, but i mean it. there is something. sturgill: this is important to me because my wife has been a great long succession of lessons my mistakes and bad decisions, and being given this opportunity now. i do not want to say late in life my but -- life, but i feel like it all happened -- if it had happened at 23 years old i would have self-destructed. i would not have used the opportunity. charlie: why do you think that? sturgill: just because i had a lust for life, the candle was burning at both ends. charlie: i hear you on that. but you would of been -- sturgill: you do not have the perspective that you do at 38 years old. i didn

good especially saturday, fan of the crisp cool air and nothing but bright sunshine, mid-october perfectionisthat i like to call it here when we have got that trifecta with the cool air, crispness an full sunshine. temperatures will hit mid to upper 60's. cooler in the mountains. pie the time we hit second half of the weekend additional included build in but we are expecting it to stay dry and pleasant overall, guys, now back to you. >>> sound good, katie. new time for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the cover of the mercury bomb squad was called to a north coventry home in montgomery county after hand grenades were found inside. two were moved from the basement of the home on south hanover street, the occupants of the house were allowed back inside after more than an hour. >>> from the front page of the reading eagle pennsylvania voters registered in droves tuesday, final day to register in the state and in order to cast ballot on november 8th. 87,746 people signed up following several voter registration drives and many on line registration applications too. >>> from

. >> he's probably really goodies probably just a perfectionist. >>reporter: all right. you know i call it mild disappointment. but you flow in the organizers and promoters of this events they have to walk a fine line because you don't want to say something too negative about tiger woods and his late no show because they obviously want him to appear next year as well. walking a fine like. as you saw andre iguodala and steph curry playing in the pro- am. didn't post a score but steph said he was real happy with his game a little break from warriors training camp. and all in all just great afternoon here. weather holding up so far and they are going to as i told you earlier have a little wing ding here. but no tiger woods but the show goes on as it were. we'll he keep you posted through the weekend here. weather permitting. you've heard about some rain predictions. that's not going to help matter s, but no tiger, let's hope no rain as well. from silverado country club in napa, mark ibanez. >> all right mark thank you from mark ibanez let's go to bill martin and find out ab

the fact that he wants more time is because he's a perfectionist.ssion and so much energy and so much love for his family's business. steve: you're right. lemonis: the biggest goal that i had was creating a succession plan, and having him feel like he doesn't have your support, it's not gonna help. steve: you're right. i promise i'll try. lemonis: we've started work on the warehouse. so, this is the new floor plan? man: this is the very newest as of this morning. lemonis: my goal isn't just to improve productivity, but to make it a better, more comfortable place to work in. the lunch room -- is it built? steve: yeah. lemonis: i'm building a new break room so all the employees can eat together. this was a good investment right here. steve: this is awesome. what it does for the morale is way worth it. lemonis: i spent $75,000 putting air-conditioning, because it didn't have it before. so as the humidity goes up and down, the furniture doesn't -- steve: right. very important. lemonis: and i spent $110,000 building out a design center so that designers

he was a perfectionist, it took him 20 years in part because he wanted to make sure every t was crossedand check everything and wanted to be prepared what the critics were going to say about it and talk back about what they might say. darwin as a writer, anxiety, headaches, stomach aches, to some degree like readers have told me in some ways some solace from that and in a community that we have various behaviors or things that -- that, you know, make them go and sometimes make them want to crawl under a rock and all of that stuff that can affect us. it made me, i think i came to it with much sympathy because i covered mental health and i understand how these conditions can affect people and i just came out with even more and also, i think, more of a determination to really speak openly about it and start conversations and let people be honest so there can be change for the better in helping people individually. there's a question back there. >> what was your research and writing like, did you focus on one person or do it altogether or did you do research first and writing? >> the questi

would love it but all i can shall-- myself and all the guys i play with, we're all very extreme perfectionistsht. and maybe i forget there are other parts that are involved. >> rose: are you the first male on your mother's side who didn't work in the mines. >> yeah, strip mine or deep mine. >> rose: strip mine or deep mine. >> yeah, her father was a foreman on the strip mine for years. my grandfather, my great grandfather was a deep minor. my mom's brother worked on the strip mine. >> rose: there is a sense about you too, there is a message from your life. i know the word message is the worst thing i could have said am but i mean it. in a sense there is lesson. >> this is very porpt to me because-- very important to me because my wife has been a very-- my life has been a long secretary session of lessons, even mistakes and bad decisions, and being given this opportunity now, i don't want to say late in life but late in life for an aspiring musician am but i feel like if this had all happened at 23, i would have felt destructive. i wouldn't have used the opportunity for what it can be used for.

>> well, i started in 2013 because my son was a perfectionist and was hard on himself and was shy and i wanted him to know that it was okay to be different and to stand out and sometimes people laugh at you and sometimes they wouldn't but that's okay. life shouldn't be so serious especially when you're a child and find fun among the mundane >> how have the kids been about this, mom? >> they loved it actually. they look forward to every october and all the kids on the bus stop do too. and my daughter last year started school earlier and i said do you want me to dress up for your bus too and she said can i dress up with you for the elementary school kids so she's been my partner for two years now. >> wonderful. has it helped your son, julie, at all? >> it has he's in sixth grade now and he's a little shy still but that's just his personality but he has been goofy and has done thing that's wouldn't have done are, you know, three years ago and it's so refreshing and, in kt fact, he told me in middle school he's looking forward to dressing one me then. >> coming out of his shell. >> they'r

it was the innovation piece but also just the perfectionist. i don't know.hat you have the new ios, do you have bugs on it? it will occasionally bug out. >> i have to turn it off. >> occasionally it will crash on itself and go back to the main screen. >> yeah. >> those are things in a steve jobsian world would be so unacceptable that it wouldn't reach -- it would never reach you. >> or are we -- >> he was a i believe to keep that culture. i think they understand the customer experience. >> yes. we all like this much better than the other phones. >> i don't have any -- >> you have no complaints. >> i look at my kids. if they don't have wi-fi, it's like we've got to do something. >> it's like not having water. >> it is. anyway. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, mortgage applications out just a few minutes ago. at 10:00 a.m. eastern this morning home sales out. and check out futures at this hour. at this rate dow jones average looks to open 66 points down. "squawk box" will be right back after this break. sick of getting gouged for limited data? introducing