rachael sallas is contributing editor for "in style" magazine.nter you don't have to be in basic boring black or brown. you can have some fun, wear some prints. >> meanwhile we're both in black and gray. >> we have great looks under $100 every woman, age, size, shape can wear. >> first up, winter florals. when you think florals you think spring/summer but you can rock it in the winter. >> it's asian influenced so you want to almost feel like you're in a japanese garden, azaleas and hydrangeas, really oversized floral. this dress is only $35. it's actually from their ecoconscious collection, all recyclable. you can look good and do good at the same time. >> do you like it has the black background? does it make is more fall, autumnal? >> it makes it more fall/winter, the kimono style, universally figure flattering for women. gives you a waistline, shows the neck. this is a great option for all women. pop it with great accessories. >> melanie, you look amazing. thank you so much. next up, a lot of plaid inspired by menswear. how did we make it femin

what about the rachael ukitell case. >> i have no comment about rachael. >> reporter: on this matterred is uncharacteristically discreet. can you explain why that press conference was canceled at the last minute. >> no, i cannot. >> reporter: was there a settlement? >> no comment. >> reporter: why not? i would assume from your no comment that there has been a settlement. >> i have no comment. >> reporter: you're just not going to answer that question. why not? >> i have no comment on why i have no comment. >> reporter: well, allred is known best for her celebrity clients, she says she does most of her work out of the spotlight for women like rit a milla. >> when i was teenager, i was abused by a couple of catholic priests. that continued for a few years. >> reporter: allred took her case long before these types of lawsuits against the catholic church were common. she worked on the case without getting paid for more than two decades. >> 23 years on one case. >> reporter: 23 years. >> that's the longest for any case. >> reporter: in the end, she helped rit a milla went a half million d

so is rachael streitfeld.d he won a huge endorsement today. >> he was endorsed today by new hampshire senator kelly ayott. she's very popular in the state. this decision has been closely watched here. she's known as a fiscal conservative. she voted against that debt ceiling deal made by congress. and in her speech today, she said that mitt romney gave the gop the best chance at beating barack obama next fall. so, again, we're hearing that electability argument from romney supporters, looking forward to the general election. >> of course, mitt romney chose to be in new hampshire rather than iowa yesterday. he's the only candidate in new hampshire today. what about the other candidates? are they on their way? >> sure. the primary is less than two months out. we're expecting a lot of action. newt gingrich will be here tomorrow. he's been hiring up a lot of campaign staff and opened headquarters here last week. texas congressman ron paul will be here. later in the week, former senator rick santorum will be in town

rachael mellon i were there trying to figure out what the deal was with keith and chris.nd at 1040 fund that evening we heard through our earpiece is that the network was born to call the election for obama. and so i got to live one of the moments of my life that will never forget, i got to the at the next break taken myself on and call a father and mother. my father was then 92 years old. he died several months later actually, like before the inauguration. get to call a father and mother who was 87. tell them that they have lived to see the election of the first african-american president in u.s. history. it is a moment that i will never forget, among the none of us will ever forget it. offensively a moment that kind of rounded out the arc of the story that i had decided that wanted to tell with "disintegration". essentially that there isn't one black america anymore. i somewhat arbitrarily because i think says decisions are almost always arbitrary, came out with not one black america, but for. they are as follows. from all the research are did come all the interviewing

. >> people will spend half a day .ooking for the rachael perfecte >> it is an intimate experience to find the perfect tree. it is great that people can cut down their own trade. they know it is fresh and they can pick it out themselves. >> they know where it came from as opposed to buying a pre-cut. >> you guys are open saturday and sunday from 8:00 p.m. until dark. you're telling people to come out before it gets dark. >> some people call around 4:30. it gets dark around 4:45. they don't realize it is a farm. >> bring your saw, or they can lend one to you. come early before it gets dark. a storm system will bring some rain. we will go back to tony in the weather center. some people pick a tree out fast. i would look for the charlie brown christmas tree. >> you will do with the old- fashioned way. you'll use an ax. >> could you see me with an ax? >> that's why said it, because the it is funny. temperatures right now, the upper 40's and low 50's, which is above average. we will keep that trend going. 52 in cockeysville. there is some cloud cover out there this morning. we don't expect

i love these shoes, richle ro rachael roy.sexy look. >> nice. >> camille went out over the weekend she told me in the snow to try and get this dress, she loved it so much. >> did you find it, i hope? i think you're wearing that, wear that one out. you look great. let's bring the models back for another look. come on out here, ladies, you look fantastic. thank you, constance. great to have you here. >>> coming up next, geana de laurentiis shares secrets for making perfect gravy no, lumps, after this. >> no lumps, baby. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may

. >>> cnn political producer rachael streitfeld is in concord. what does this mean for gingrich? big endorsement? >> reporter: well, it is a stunning comeback for a man whose campaign was considered to be over a few months ago. you'll remember many of gingrich's staffers had quit and he was having trouble raising money. here he is on the cover of the only state wide newspaper in new hampshire, "the union leader". it is a closely watched endorsement and it should help him. i'm sorry. yeah, fredricka, it should help him. it is important locally for those voters who will -- we're hearing more some questions about how the editorial board came to this zirks what factors were important in this decision. so we know they chose ten front runners. if we look back in the past, they went with john mccain in 2007. he did end up winning the state. before that in 2000, they picked steve forbes who didn't win. they also backed pat buchanan twice and ronald reagan twice. so a candidate's political ideology is important, it is a very conservative editorial page and so they consider that as well as

rachael ray, you have josh elliott's recommendation here.not least. >> oh, yeah. >> this is for the person who is really into cooking. emeril comes on the show all the time. >> one of my favorite dishes ever is what he cooked. >> we have slow cooker recipes all over the "gma" website. you can't beat the deal from hamilton beach they gave us. regularly $45. 20 bucks. >> the blender. >> one of george's favorites that flew out of here. all of these deals, plus a bonus deal that you can only find at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! you'll have all the codes and have a really great holiday. >> i have dibs on the ribs. >>> coming up, more muppet madness. [ cheers and applause ] ababababb ♪ >>> we have some kids here for the muppets. and we are -- we are down now to the final five. you have some help. >> i had to brings in a chef here to help us out. here's the finalists. >> this is the elvis pie. >> this is the elvis pie by shan the pie dude, nelson-rowe, milwaukee, wisconsin. the inspiration is peanut butter. chocolate dough. peanut butter, banan

. >> and you're here to see the rachael ray show a little bit later this morning.boards show you the things we want to talk about. this outbreak of cold air. when you get these powerful systems of low pressure, it's not that unusual to get a cold front moving down into the country this time of the year. but you would drop the temperatures five degrees. in this case, this is 20 degrees colder than normal air that's been moving through the country in rapid succession. so, this is very unusual. and it's even happening on the west coast, as well. l.a.'s going from 84 to 64 on friday. san diego is going from the 70s into the 60s. the high 70s, into the 60s. and atlanta this morning is at 65. there's a little pocket of warm air along the gulf and down into florida during the day today. look at duluth at 47. that's a s >> and we are outside in times square. josh, it's about time to harvest the corn in times square. so, we should do that some time this week. lara? >> thank you, sam. >>> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." we are so sorry to see david arquett

rachael. she is back at 30 rock preparing for the show pri we could not do it without her. and also this man. we could not do it without him. [applause] msnbc president, thank you for believing in us and letting us do a show that is quirky and unlike anything else that is out there right now. we are happy to be a part of it. thank you to the troops over there. it was just how incredible the war and what they do to protect us. thank you to the academy and everyone who worked on the show. thank you. [applause] >> moving on. the nominees for outstanding live courage -- coverage of a news story long to inform our-- >> the vote in 2010. -- vote 2010. crisis in haiti. election night, decision 2010, nbc. [applause] >> and the emmy goes to anderson cooper 360, crisis in haiti. >> accepting the emmy, charlie moore, producer. >> she was actually teaching a class when the walls collapsed on her. >> a few concrete blocks are used to seal the crypt. just one more of this city's dead now laid to rest. >> the 15 day old baby. some kind of head injury. they are begging for a doctor. but sh

. >> and you're here to see the rachael ray show. it's going to be good.ings we want to talk about. this outbreak of cold air. when you get the powerful systems of low pressure, it's not that unusual to get a cold front moving down into the country this time of a year. but you would drop the temperatures five degrees. in this case, this is 20 degrees colder than normal air that's been moving through the country in rapid succession. so, it's happening quicker than usual. and in l.a., as well. l.a.'s going from 84 to 64 on friday. san diego is going from the 70s into the 60s. and atlanta this morning is at 65. there's a little pocket of warm air in the gulf and down into florida during the day today. look >> it is a beautiful look at the bay. now in the district. 39 and lexington park. along the water in annapolis, 30 freezing inle below outlying areas. of sunshine today. be 50 degrees this afternoon. that's close to average. tomorrow, a low to mid 60's and a lot of >> and we are outside in times square. josh, it's about time to harvest the corn in times squ

rachael ray, you have josh elliott's recommendation here.. last but not least. >> oh, yeah. >> this is for the person who is really into cooking. emeril comes on the show all the time. >> one of my favorite dishes ever is what he cooked. >> we have slow cooker recipes all over the "gma" website. you can't beat the deal from hamilton beach they gave us. regularly $45. 20 bucks. >> the blender. >> one of george's favorites that flew out of here. all of these deals, plus a bonus deal that you can only find at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! you'll have all the codes and have a really great holiday. >> i have dibs on the ribs. >>> coming up, more muppet madness. [ cheers and applause ] nighttime nasal congestion meant, i couldn't breathe right. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i breathed better! i slept better. it felt...better. thank you, breathe right! [ male announcer ] breathe

i lot of shoes, rachael lloyd.i hope? >> i went all the way to jersey. >> you're wearing it. let's bring all the models back for another look. come on out, ladies. you look fantastic. great job. thank you, con stance. con stance white. coming up, janet shares her secrets for making perfect gravy. no lumps right after this. >> no lumps, baby. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions, such as tongue or throat swelling, occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant taste, headache, dizzine

and as rachael moodie found out, it doesn't have to. [rachael moodie] as soon as i knew that i was going to be having chemo, i knew i wanted to be a mom. and so my first thought is, if you're going to give me chemo, you tell me how i'm gonna be a mom. [female announcer] chemotherapy can compromise a woman's fertility. rachael turned to dr. catherine lee, a breast surgeon at moffitt cancer center in tampa, florida. [dr. catherine lee] it's really part of my responsibility i feel as a whole cancer doctor to introduce that discussion to patients of, are you interested in having children, do you have children, if you don't, these are the things that you need to know. [female announcer] rachael went through seventeen weeks of chemotherapy, and had a double mastectomy. but before she started treatment, she began in vitro fertilization. rachael and her husband hope to start a family in 2012. to find out more about cancer-related fertility preservation, visit inside moffitt dot com or call 1 888 663 3488.