some background on phyllis, and let him take it from there. >> on december 3rd, the the two have their first meeting in the parking lot of charlotte's east lynn mall. while the support team positions itself nearby. >> the first meet was just hey, see what she has to say and see if she's really serious about this or if this thing has been blown out the of proportion. >> initially agents restrict their eavesdropping to audio surveillance. >> c.j. wore an old-style wire. tons of wiring in it, it's got batteries in it. the batteries will die, the reception's poor at times. you may or may not be able to record, you may or may not hear it clearly. >> okay guys, i'm pulling in the mall now. >> i was trying to get those verbal cues over the radio so people that were in surveillance could tell where i was and what i was doing. all right, i see what i think's the van, i'm going to go on over there. she said the only thing i'm concerned about is being here in this parking lot. she just was scared she might run into somebody that she knew there. how much you thought about this thing? >> off and on

phyllis: negative the australian dollar at the moment. mark: thank you, phyllis.y with us. ♪ mark: you are watching "countdown." it is the first day of the second quarter today. the euro was coming back from its worst quarter ever against the u.s. currency. there it is -- year to date 10.9% lower. the worst quarter ever since the first quarter in 1999 when the euro started trading. the euro was trading office closing low -- off its closing low on march 13 which matched levels last seen on january 2000. you were just talking to phyllis about forecasting euro-dollar at the end of the year. parity is not on the horizon -- the immediate forecast from the analysts. a growing number of analysts are forecasting parity this quarter, including invest egg bbva ing financial markets. meanwhile data released by the imf yesterday showed global reserve holdings of the euro dipped in the fourth quarter with of the shares currency portion falling to the least since 2002. the u.s. dollar representative the largest percentage of the six deal -- $6 trillion total of the reserve. tha

phyllis: we did not start by protesting.e wrote letters to officials public health, visited their office, and give you -- give them the results of the tests that we had. there were clear indications from 2000 and -- 2008 that the lead in the soil was .46. in 2009 it was 1600 per million. we presented this, but what we resisted what -- what we saw was resistance. they were not willing to look at the issue. instead, they would go in and tell us they were going to investigate, then come out and give us no feedback. so, -- this is what left us no choice but to start protesting, and we did a protest in 2009 where the community gathered, and went on the roads to create awareness around this issue. yes, the big traffic >> -- blocks, force them to send the assistant minister for the environment to address us, but when he came to address us, what perplexed us is he shared the podium with a local politician who had shares and they told us it was there to create jobs, and that all the noise we were making was because we were lazy and w

that is phyllis over my shoulder. phyllis and i were two who got if trouble. both of us were in the hospital at the same time. i love all my siblings. phyllis has a special place if know heart we shared that sort of tragic moment together. we're in hospital recovering together. as i mentioned in book, because the incident was so, so heinous my father got arrested. we had to go to court. it was all in the local newspaper. it was an ugly situation. both of us were taken out of our family. both of us sent to two different foster homes. long story short after being away for a few months i really, i was upset and frankly as i said in the book at time. hated my parents for what happened. hated my dad for what he did. hated my mom not stopping him. thankfully all these years later we got through. that all wonderful family. you saw them at my star last year. we got through that. at the moment i hated my parents but i missed my brothers an sisters. i'm oldest. i really missed them. the foster family that i was staying with lived close enough to my house that i could ac

. >> phyllis: jack? jack, are you out here? >> jack: right here -- with breakfast. >> phyllis: oh. thank goodness. i'm starving. >> jack: yeah. i had a feeling that after last night, you might be famished. >> phyllis: yeah. >> jack: and i wanted to make sure you had everything your heart desired. >> phyllis: well, you have succeeded. but, honey, please don't -- don't do that again, all right? i just -- i...opened my eyes and you weren't there, and i felt like i was waking up out of a

at the age of 12 i kind of lost phyllis. she went away, and her foster family lived much fartherway so i didn't see her very much until we both got out of high school kind of reconnected and that incident set my life in one direction, but sent her life in another direction. for me when i got introduced to dr. king as i intimidated early, it allowed me to see there was a role for me to play in the world, and i didn't quite figure all that out until years later i mitt maya appearing lou and figured out i had to find my open voice, my own way. maya said to me tavis we find our path by walking it. final our path by walking it. so king lets me know there's a calling for me in the world. maya angelou helps me figure out what that calling is. phyllis, on the other hand, had her spirit broken by that beating, peter. it broke her spirit. and she became a crack addict. and had a number of kids out of wedlock, and just had a very, very difficult life. for a lot of years. i'm happy to report that while it took a long time, a lot of reha

another is phyllis omido halfway around the world in kenya. when her son was just a baby she discovered that her own breast milk was making him sick. the reason -- lead poisoning. it came from a local smelter where she worked. phyllis soon realized that many other people in the mombasa shantytown where she lived were also affected. the factory was illegally pumping contaminated water into the river, which locals depend on for their daily needs. children were getting ill. women were suffering miscarriages from stillbirths. she set up an action group and persuaded local government doctors to run tests. one child was shown to have 20 times the normal amount of lead in his blood. thanks to phyllis omido's lobbying, the smelter was eventually shut down. brent: good for her. we want to take a short break now. when we come back, pakistan scores a mammoth foreign investment program from china. matt: and the fbi admits it made errors -- errors that may have sent many people to their death by execution. hundreds of convicts now doing time can hope to ha

and now we're moving over to our lovely phyllis. ...phyllis has coarse, thick hair.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. it's only been about a minute and look at how far her style has come already. she's using

>> phyllis: why did you hack in to newman? what do you have on victor? i mean, why aren't you discussing any of this with the family? >> jack: let me ask you a question. why are you asking so many questions when we could be doing this?

phyllis: it's going great. has never been a harder time for many companies to work with the u.s. government, for all the reasons we hear about in the headlines, but there has never been a more urgent time. cory: talk about some of the issues around that. nsa has created problems with the relationship with silicon valley companies, apple or facebook or many others -- microsoft -- complaining about nsa policies. some of those -- we have talked to him as a people who say the job is to go to homeland security, and they share it with a world of commerce. you are in this particular point where you say you're here from the government and here to help. phyllis: we are here to help. our job is respond to mitigation of cyber threats so we are able to collect information with all the expertise, privacy and civil liberties, and disseminate out only cyber threat indicators. we have to understand for our businesses, cyber security is allowing an adversary that has no lawyers plenty of money to access our information, money w

. >> joe: you, me, jack, and phyllis.

interesting spring for the phyllis. their phillies. highlights from the phillies final spring tilt are on deck. >>> and home owns in philly throughout the delaware valley we're looking for 30 homeowners to participant in . >>> new pictures out of the former president fidel castro. he made his first public appearance in more than a year on monday. no explanation why it took five years before the encounter with a delegation of venezuelans was reported in cuba. his first noted appearance outside of his home since cuba agreed to normalize relss s relations with the u.s. back in december. >>> after 17 years a philadelphia woman is finally reconnecting with her son in africa. we'll tell you about the local man who's made it all possible. michelle? >> all right we had a cool wind but we're tracking milder air for your easter sunder and milder on monday. we'll have the details ahead. >>> out of central pennsylvania tonight, an attempted rescue gone wrong after a man ran back inside a burning home to try to save his grandmother, and both of the

. >> ashley: jack and phyllis are still out of the country on their honeymoon, and we just really hate to interrupt them. >> victor: oh, of course. why interrupt their wonderful honeymoon when jack's own team can pull a stunt like this? >> ashley: what stunt? >> victor: i received this letter from jabot legal mandating an outside expert to look at the surveillance tape that found jack breaking into newman computer room. >> ashley: oh, please. that's a no-brainer, victor. we have to make sure the video is valid, and if it's legitimate, you have nothing to worry about. >> billy: right, because if it's been doctored to incriminate jack, then you should start sweating, victor. >> victor: don't waste your time. it's your brother on that tape, and all your desperate measures will not save him. >> jack: save me from what?

. >> joe: you, me, jack, and phyllis.

it's been a rough spring training for the phyllis and beyond. let's be honest it has been a rough couple seasons for the phillies. the team is old and a bunch of no names will be counted on this year. before tonight's game before the pirates, cole hamels talked about trying to get through the adversity. >> when guys go through struggles it really devise them. when they pick themselves up and how they're going to approach it. i think we have those types of guys. we've gone through some learning curves in our careers. this could be fun to show a lot of the younger guys how to play the game the right way, how to play it the way we were taught. > college hoops, the associated press, the player of the year has, wisconsin frank contact minute ski and duke jamal oak forward. he is the best player in the country. he will be the number one pick in the draft. contact minute ski comes out for the ap honor. frank the tank is what they call him. he wins his second player of the award this season. he averages 18 points leading wisconsin to a big 10 title and

former phyllis jimmy rollins makes big splash on his debut for the la dodgers.oic for his new team. >> must see video when a firetruck goes up in flames. that's not the only tough fire those firefighters had to battle. we'll be right back. >> 5:23, our traffic and weather together yesterday hit 75, perfect day for baseball, change today katy? >> sorry. little late there. quite all right. >> good morning, everyone, yes, we are going to be tracking some wet werth. you're right erika. still keeping the warmth for yet another day. going on out to the maps, show you what's going on out there. right now we do have wet weather beginning to fun nel for the area heavy rainfall intensity being pick up, just on the outskirts of new castle county, so just southeast of i-95, and as we go throughout the day today you will be dodging these sort of again scattered rounds of showers along the way but we're not talking about full blown wash out. i would still keep some rain gear at the ready but again this isn't the kind of day where you're dealing with a full-on wash out. it is

and there were very size excited about the work out >>: obviously were not on the phyllis rose's coachest of guys got a year and so long anyway is just been terrific. >> reporter: tom solo colin kaepernick the ec and doing is saying in the way roomies meant 10 weeks in the desert this week with that man curt warner trying to refine his mechanics and if you believe what the players as saying what colin kaepernick says it has worked >>: i feel like there has been quite a bit of change ideas leavers as of the to me right away and a this would do everything i can to make sure the beginning better enjoy my part to help this team out. >>: when i saw him yesterday added know that that was collin. >>: you'll guys are in for a tree >> reporter: 5 months away to the season starts is like spring training when everybody looks great and in the season starts in the ec would have and so will see how colin kaepernick does in the off-season. long time safety troy paulo malo hairs of up calling it quits a day after is is 04 time all-pro 12 seasons in the nfl e had two years left on his contract buddies sa

i think phyllis schlafly came out of that movement and it also had to do with the kind of more on religionthat came from the congress regime and one more question is i think we can and with it because it's so important and than that we will take questions and that is the conversion his deciding to become a catholic which very much pleased the vatican. and it was a friend of cardinal o'connor. >> a close friend of cardinal o'connor. >> was he one of these guys that wrote about whittaker chambers? he really wanted to become one. so was there, think he used afraid crypto catholicism with neuhaus. they were satisfied and i was always drawn to it and what was he drawn to? >> he argued yes and he points to an almost observed the way of this memory hate had up as child as the spooner boys who were catholic and as a little boy that strikes me of an idealization. >> that has and are you kidding moment creates. >> aconda was for me but i think he is formed by an ecclesial lutheranism that argued lutheranism was a reform movement internal to the universal church. by the late 80s neuhaus had come to t

>> plus what is in store for the weekend weather >> this story proposal to expand south bay land phyllis drawing sharp criticism for neighbors who say it's the cause on ongoing odor problem in their city. chris is on the story. >> at the entrance of silicon valley recognizable stench many can smell too well. >> distracting. some day it is overwhelming. especially when it gets hot out. >> some say the smell comes from here. the resource recovery park in milpitas. as the complaints keep coming into city hall. >> i'm aware that this is the a accident and could even be a public health issue. >> mayor jose has made it his mission to holded land fill manager accountable. >> when you have a land fill surrounded by pop litigation it's very, very critical. this should think on what they should do. >> republic they say the land fill could be one of the odor sources but shouldn't take all the blame point to go neighboring property such as the san jose waste water treatment plant composting salt pond near by. it's been a lot of industry growth in the area. and the odor capacity of the area i think i

phyllis sneck whod that up, undersecretary phyllis came from mcafee. brings extraordinary experience. we have partnership within nsa with a detailed program where they lend their expertise. with the legislation we past congress enhancing the work place there we'll get more and more talent. the problem is keeping them, you know. i remember, i went to work for the justice department because i wanted to check that box and move on to do something else and i ended up doing that i guess. but you have to recognize it is a great place to gain great experience but we also want to get the more experienced people coming over there. you can't keep them forever. this one of those i mean it is hard i mean, even the nsa has a hard time keeping good workers because of the private sector it is so attractive and i mean one of the most lucrative fields out there now. is cybersecurity. so that is always going to be a challenge. i will tell you over the last five years that n kiick has really stood up with -- ncic has stood up with we'll credentialed individuals. anybody w

. >> phyllis omedo from kenya. >> reporter: this mother from kenya worked at a smelting plant where carteries were melted for led. finding her own breast milk contaminated, she led the fight to close the plant down. >> i started, i thought maybe we would just write a few letters. >> reporter: it took years, enduring harassment, and false arrest. >> we were unfortunately under surveillance by government. the more they resisted us, the more we felt this was wrong and they had it to do something. >> reporter: six activists from six continents. >> diseases, and pollution. >> reporter: two others created marine protection areas. in haiti -- >> the fool didn't know it was impossible, so he did it. >> reporter: and in scotland. >> it is a huge achievement, but we still need guarantees from the government that there will be no dredging or bottom trolling in this new accepted area. >> we receive nominations from all over the world. >> reporter: hundreds of candidates down, then to the winning six. >> changing the world starts at home. they all started from their own home. something caused them t

phyllis home opener though as we go into your monday southwest wind blowing out to center field, should be around 10 to 15 miles an hour and temperatures should be topping out in the upper 60s. so by 3:00 64 degrees. by 5:00 p.m. 68 degrees, and by 7:00 p.m. we'll see more clouds, 65 degrees. looking pretty good for the phillies home opener. and looking really good for your easter sunday. sunny and breezy today, just not as windy as it was yesterday at 61 to 64 for the high temperature. and again, a few showers, areas north in the poconos, lehigh valley, can't rule that out. by monday 68 degrees for the high. by tuesday, rain chances increase. we drop back down to the 50s by the middle of the week. 56 on tuesday, showers stay in the forecast and we keep the rain in the forecast all the way through friday even going into next saturday. >>> this morning we get a new look at the area in the french alps where search teams are combing through debris from the deadly crash of that germanwings jet. still ahead, an update on the investigation. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaran

the numbers phyllis cited are accurate. the last thing we want is another u.s. led war. we have several months for this to play out. i think there's a good chance that the american public does get behind the idea that we'd rather negotiate a deal even an imperfect deal than blow things up and possibly wind up on a course for war. >> let's listen to something -- >> there are people already at that position. we have to be clear about that. that's exactly where the american people are now. it's congress not reflecting that american opinion. and i think this that context we're going to see a situation where members of congress are going to be spending the next week or two in their district hearing from people saying wait a main. why minute. why isare you considering this? the administration like every administration passes or decides on international agreements all the time that don't require senatial approval. and this is one of them. they're not going to have the right under the constitution to make that decision. this is a multi-lateral agreement between a number of count

alonzo's older brother plays second ways for the phyllis.ould be playing plenty of baseball this summer and he'll be playing football here in philadelphia this fall. >> i was definitely surprised, because i didn't see myself getting traded or going anywhere. i saw myself being in buffalo, at least for those four years. but then, you know, it happened, and i'm just saying, it's a business of, you know, you know, i'm happy with where i'm at now and i can't wait to get to work. >> to the pitch. union visiting the columbus crew. 64th minute. eric scores on a header and flips out. union wishes they could have flipped the score. they lose, 4-1. >>> final day of the penn relay. nearly 50,000 showed up at franklin field. jordy williams running the last run. williams pulls away from the win and gets a huge trophy to take back to the main line. this is the age 75 and older, 100-meter dash. the gentleman you see right there in the far right, purple tights, 98-year-old champ, champ goldie. he finished in a time of 33.09. >>> well, the football team, the

del martin and phyllis lyons celebrating after becoming the first same-sex couple to wed in san franciscobut did you noam how president george w. bush lit the fuse that led to that moment? for more on the story behind the headlines, join us for a special documentary, it's called "bay area revelations, rebels and revolutions," debuting saturday may 9th at 9:00 p.m. on nbc bay area. a follow-up now. our first look tonight at the stanford medical technician accused of sexually assaulting patients who were sedated. he was arrested yesterday on sexual battery charges. he is currently on leave from c hey saw him him inappropriately touch male patients while sedated in the recovery room. police say he assaulted at least four patients between march 15th and april 2nd. >>> you're looking at traffic along highway 101 in palo alto. lots of carses lots of buses filled with commuters. but you'll soon see a new kind of bus on freeways, as well. it won't solve the traffic problem but may clear the air a little bit. scott budman got the first ride along on the electric bus and joins us live in san jose.

a alonzo's older brother plays second ways for the phyllis.y of baseball this summer and he'll be playing football here in philadelphia this fall. >> i was definitely surprised, because i didn't see myself getting traded or going anywhere. i saw myself being in buffalo, at least for those four years. but then, you know it happened and i'm just saying it's a business of you know, you know, i'm happy with where i'm at now and i can't wait to get to work. >> to the pitch. union visiting the columbus crew. 64th minute. eric scores on a header and flips out. union wishes they could have flipped the score. they lose 4-1. >>> final day of the penn relay. nearly 50,000 showed up at franklin field. jordy williams running the last run. williams pulls away from the win and gets a huge trophy to take back to the main line. this is the age 75 and older, 100-meter dash. the gentleman you see right there in the far right, purple tights, 98-year-old champ, champ goldie. he finished in a time of 33.09. >>> well the football team the temple football team comple

phyllis canyon's ranch started to die suspiciously. >> i began to lose chickens.hem in a fashion very different from any predator that we have in south texas. it was not interested in the meat as much as it was the blood. and in all instances, it was all opened up just in this thorax area, and there was no blood at all. and everybody's saying, oh, my gosh, that's the chupacabra. >> shirts were made, and it was all over the town. >> the myth of the chupacabra is a big story here because we have a high hispanic population that has believed in this for a long time. >> the story spread through spanish-speaking publications and the internet over the 1990s and into the 2000s. >> legend has it the chupacabra is a vampire dog said to inhabit parts of south america and texas. >> a chupacabra in spanish means the goat sucker or the sucker of goats. >> in all the stories that i have read about the chupacabra and it had fiery red eyes and stood on its back legs and appeared to have some spine down its back, or do that and the chupacabra's going to get you. >> dr. canyon's blo

samuel presner, director of the center for jewish studies at ucla, criticized university chancellor phyllis wise's insistence on "'civility'" as the dubious touchstone for all academic discourse, citing examples of "uncivil speech acts" by prophets in the hebew bible who condemned injustice, nationalism and war. and in new york city, protesters continued the fight against income inequality following wednesday's historic protests for a $15-an-hour minimum wage and the right to unionize. on thursday, activists marched to one57, a luxury building where a condominium recently sold for $100 million, becoming the most expensive single residence ever purchased in new york city. the protesters targeted bill ackman, billionaire founder and ceo of pershing square capital who owns a condo in the building, for profiting off investments in burger king and private prison firm corrections corporation of america. >> stakeholders in poverty wages. >> real estate investment. they are banking on the occupation of these prisons to return their investment, which means they are banking on black and brown men, wo

on many days, she would come here for coffee to talk with phyllis keith, who owns the morning glories cafe with her husband, michael. >> she came in regularly, i'd say maybe two, sometimes three times a day. >> rotella: and at some point, some of the stuff she said started to pique your interest. can you tell me about that? >> what i remember is it was later in the day, and there weren't any other customers in the shop. and she sat down and said, "i think my son might be involved with training camps in pakistan." just pretty much straight out said that. >> the impression i got from her is that he was in and out of the country pretty regularly. and at times, she wouldn't know where he was. >> at that point in time, they were saying, you know, "if you hear something, you see something that makes you suspicious..." and one night, i went home from work, got out the phone book looked up the fbi, and gave them a call. >> rotella: you think the conversation lasted how long? >> i don't know. five minutes? >> rotella: did you hear from them again? >> no. >> rotella: as daood gilani honed his s

meet phyllis randall timberlake cradled in the arms of mom, actress jessica behl.as born about a week ago. but as you can see on his shirt, he's already a memphis grizzlies fan. >> they're in the playoffs. dad just tin timberlake posted the picture on sunday along with the caption, "go griz." whom who want want beautiful parents like those two. >> they are gorgeous. >> good looking kid. >> i is very much so. a few new insights about why comedian and anchor jon stewart is leaving the daily show. in a british newspaper,tewart says it's the upcoming presidential election that helped drive him to it. >> you would that's something he would want to do. he says after covering four big races, this one didn't look too different for him. >> he didn't want to leave the show "when the cupboard's bare." now he can be replaced by trevor noah and his team planning a ton of material. coming up, rock 'n' roll. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn prog

phyllis and. scarlet -- fill us in.ock split back in the day, the last time was when investors really pushed stocks to record high was important because you want retail investors, individual investors on board and it is a lower price tag for the shares to encourage more buying. there is less concerned this time around in a cycle of the bull market because we have a lot more institutional investors in etf's, which is not worry about the absolute value of a share price. the headline is netflix is recommended to the board of directors a stock split. alix: robert, do you like a stock split? robert: i do, it is reasonable, and price triggers for institutional investors as well, but in general, that would be well received. alix: cory more on the stock split? cory: not only stock split, but only marketing cost will stop investors will do what they do in the short term, but this is a business -- look at the marketing costs and revenues coming down, something like 11% for the end of last year dropped to 9% which is a great thing

phyllis omeada, they call her the erin brockovich of east africa is being honored to close a lead plannede worked. her fight started when she learned her son contracted poisoning from her breast milk. through one man's work, he established haiti's first ever ma reeb protected area -- marine protected areas. >>> coming up next, an uner driver and a cyclist face off on a san francisco street. the bicyclist ended up in a hospital. after the break, the encounter witnessed by nearby business owners and how it escalated into violence. >>> plus, this morning the search is underway for the hit- and-run driver who killed a popular east bay radio host during a weekend crash. we'll tell you how friends want this husband and father of three children to be remembered. >>> good morning. we're looking at the south bay commute and seeing some slowing there. people are finally getting there. but 280 in downtown san jose continues to be good. we'll tell you more about this commute. >>> well, that didn't take long to transition into a summer pattern. it's a chilly cool start. it it looks like it will be chi

with respect to the final agreement, the agreement will be a balanced one if the other party for phyllis promise -- if the other party fulfills its promise. if iraq to size to choose a different path, we will also be able to choose other options. the second point is that our nuclear negotiation has been the first step for constructive interaction with the world. we are not just addressing the nuclear issue. it is not just the nuclear issue that we are after negotiating with the global community and that this issue will come to its end sometime. in fact, this is the first step in order to reach the highest point of constructive interaction with the global community, and in today's world stability and security will not be achieved without cooperation. we seek cooperation and interaction with all countries that are willing to do so, and the countries that respect us and respect the radiant nation -- the iranian nation, we press their hands for friendship, and with countries we enjoy cordial relations, we are after closer relations, in case of strained relations, we are after improving relat

. >> reporter: the differences they are always marked tell phyllis siepi ginnie trucks clearly on theide says pg&e in this case all four cases those cars are marked by few of your right ask for identification still. feel right call pg&e up or water district the. ask them are you sending a crew to my house there would never show up unannounced anyway. and then if you really really don't feel right ago had called police department they will call out and therefore the whole thing. the your answer right away come out here to the door after missing but call and come back out to the front long gone. the dark as impostors. >> mark: cell virus cases up reached a high california tell you where what this has number of human cases. in thimomeyo babis gtingmore than clean. ur tch smulas he nsesnd ntureher nd. and e johnsos®cent lather a bubes hp hancthe perice. so w juscleayouraby when youan ge her mucmore? ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together

. >> phyllis is rocking the most beautiful long jump suit. this i think works for the day.the waist with a small belt and drawing attention to the accessories. a red lip, a pop of color on the shoe. to wear this in the day, i'd add a blazer like this. it's $69.95. >> do you have to wear heels with the jump suit? i feel like you do. >> if it's loose like this then do. because it streamlines the leg. >> all right hold on tight. we're going to spin the next model over here. >> i love th okay. so this is chrissy looking gorgeous. now, if you want to pick out this trend, if you want to eat it in the ice cream shop then wear it. so pistachio green, you got the memo on the sleeves. love it. lemon yellows, lavenders, strawberries. chrissy's dress is macy's from $69.99 and i love it's got interesting texture to it. it's a nice loose fit but it's short. looks super hot. >> i like the black trim. gives it a bit of an edge. >> a little more grownup. and a pop of color on the shoe. a little bit more of a splashout. my rule with sorbet is don't wear more than two of these bright colors a