watch this. >> stella: i mean, those are amazing results, right, lisa?> lisa: they are incredible. >> stella: ladies, gravity is our big enemy, but that dull, slack and saggy skin that really makes us look aged and tired... well, we've got to pick it back up and breathe new life into your skin and that's why i use my dermawand in upward strokes every single day. i'm not afraid of my age-- i just want to look my best, with healthy, glowing, tight skin. so bring that camera in real close. look how tight my face is. now, come on in, come on in. close, close, close. look at my eyes. you don't see any crow's feet. none, nada, zippo. because every single day, i use my dermawand in this area. see? and look at my lips. look how my lips appear full, not thinning. again, because i wand them with the dermawand every day. ladies, i'm 50 this year. i've never had cosmetic procedures of any kind at all and i will never need to, thanks to my dermawand. use the dermawand's special contouring tip to help improve your appearance. you really can give yourself a new look. n

stella had them all taste and eat foods to heighten their senses. >> once they're heightened, they're. that's when we do deeper work. >> by deeper work, she means getting to the root of the problem. stella handed them a pot. >> i get sidetracked, i feel like i get too frustrated. >> and then they broke them. >> whoa! >> and that smash is a real cathartic release. >> this opened up the door to discussing how to make things better. >> turn to your partner and share. what would you like to replace this with, how would you like to be different. >> just not worry as much. just live for the moment and not worry so much about the future. >> and then the grand finale, the paint room. from your co-workers, from the walls to the floors to the tools we give you, those are all both canvas and tool for you to do as you wish. that creates a real metaphor more the workplace, where, our goals we might see straight ahead of us, but the journey there is not always there. so sometimes, we have to get messy, especially in small businesses and roll up our sleeves. >> it's unconventional, sure, blind golds

just to mention their names, we have margaret, bill, ella, valerie, brian, cammy, cival, stella, denise, david, and i heidi. if you're in the room, please stand, and let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, every event really needs to have a planning committee, and then you have those folks that do. yes a kind of known in my office for having these ideas -- i am known for having -- for having these ideas, but ideas are no good unless you have the folks that can run with it and put it through other and make a day like today happen. so i really want to now focus on the folks who coordinated this whole day for us. delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an

they are ambassador dogs for the ronald mcdonald house. >> this is stella right in front of me.ittle abner, well named except for the word little which he is not. >> they are so well behaved. >> one of the oldest french breeds. their job is to do a lot of the work in the vineyards in france and to guard the vineyards which i sympathize with because i would lay my life down for a vineyard. that's happened many times. >> these are good dogs then. tell us first of all how the competition is going to go tomorrow, what should we be watching? >> tomorrow we'll be beginning our 11th version of the national dog show present ed by purina. we garner an audience every year now 20 million to 25 million people. an astounding tradition. you know, it's a great piece of programming. thanksgiving is the day everybody is together and when you think about programming television you have to have something that has something for everybody. >> good dog. >> whether you're 5 or 95, there's something for you. 173 different breeds, nearly 2,000 dogs all competing for best in show. that's one of the most

. >> reporter: the site offers high-end designer brands like dior, stella mccartney for up for two week's special occasion i can justify spending more than i would on a regular play dress, and i think the cost of the couture dress is comparable to what i would buy at the mall. >> reporter: this company was fineded by parents of two parents a little over a year ago. they got the idea when trying to outfit their oldest son for a wedding, realizing he'd probably never wear the suit again. >> children are growing so quickly that often when you go from one special occasion to another they are not the same size. >> reporter: borrow baby couture has three roofs designer inventory at their office in baltimore. current season trends for girls 9 months to 4 years. everything is professionally cleaned when it comes back from a rental so parents don't have to stress over a mess. >> accidents happen. we'll make it work. >> reporter: the average household spends around $13,000 every year on their child. to keep costs down, many parents turn to the web for cheaper clothing. at moxiejean.com busy moms

what happens to you, stella? what happens? oh, boy. sick. >> the new exhibit opens tomorrow. and that wraps up this hour of "jansing & co." >> have you heard the joke about the zebra and pony walk into a bar on staten island? all good video. >> thank you very much. we have a little friday fun. have a good weekend. >>> speaking of which, we're going to take everybody to washington. friday fun there. the agenda beginning with the republican revolt against the president's fiscal cliff opera. it comes as president obama takes his message on the road with all of the angst and the anger in washington, is america about to go cliff diving? we'll ask senator barbara boxer. she joins me. >>> plus, those internal romney campaign polls that turned out to be so wrong. we're going to take you inside those numbers with on you power panel. >>> and a momentous day as the supreme court could take up doma and other cases of marriage equality. we are live there. >>> and the announcement everybody's been waiting for, one of the $387 million powerball winne

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if he had been out there saying people would have said you just past stellas and it didn't work which they of course said anyway. he ended up getting more stimulus by not talking about it and just working quietly through congress. the question is why didn't he -- i asked david axelrod a question very similar to your second part for which is fighting one question a lot of us have about obama is that his campaign in 2008 had broke all the rules. he's giving speeches in the stadium, blowing off democratic interest groups to invite them to the debate, john kerry wanted to endorse them before new hampshire and he said no. he's on the internet, social media, and i said to axelrod i don't have a better idea for how they could have done this but why don't you break the rules in washington? and axelrod's answer was essentially because it's washington. it's not america. but there really are if you are prisoner to the tyranny of 60 votes, and obama really does believe were certainly did believe that if we get the policy right, the politics will sort of take care of themselves. he said that was b

stella in new jersey on our independent line. which way did you vote?caller: i voted for president obama. host: why? caller: well, those reasons are my own, but his acceptance speech was very reassuring and reaffirming. my focus as a citizen is that we have to be the game changer. the only way that we as citizens can be a game changer is by focusing and uniting in two expectations. the first is are we at peace? the second is are real incomes rising? if we are at peace and if real incomes are rising, and if we as citizens remain united to those two expectations our social issues, financial issues, all the other issues that pundits and politicians it squirmed this way and that way about will be resolved. we have to unite as citizens and make two expectations clear. we want to be at peace, we want portability. we don't mind rich people getting -- we weant upward mobility. we don't mind rich people getting richer as long as everybody is getting richer. host: were you hit by her and sand -- by hurricane sandy? caller: yes, and our community is still grieving

stella parks from table 310 in kentucky. you can find on "fox & friends." >> this is possibly the best piece of cake i have ever had. >> try the brownies, garden and gun magazine as well. clayton stayed out of this one. is he watching the waste line. you are a twinkie man. >> just had three twinkies. i'm cutting back this morning. coming up on the show, the federal government paying out millions of dollars to dead people. they need it. tell you how not world that happened and tell you where. then, several businesses already feeling the effects of obama care. what does it mean for you and your family? we're going to break down the president's health can care law so you know how it works perhaps for your family or where it doesn't. and you pick the price that works for you. great. whoa, whoa, jamie. watch where you point that thing. [ mocking ] "watch where you point that thing." you point yours, i point mine. okay, l-let's stay calm. [ all shouting ] put it down! be cool! everybody, just be cool! does it price better on the s

stella creasey. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the foreign secretary will be, no doubt, aware of the understandable concerns -- [inaudible] but can i press him to say something more about something many of my constituents -- [inaudible] foreign secretary alluded to which is the growing crisis in the hospitals and their ability to cope with the casualties that they are seeing? could you say more about that, please? >> yes. this is, for those hospitals, particularly health centers and food distribution centers benefit from support of some of the different monies that i was talking about earlier. that has been established for several years. and my information is that at the moment the majority of those health centers and food distribution centers are managing to operate, and, of course, value grant attempts are made -- valiant attempts are continued, but we will watch that very closely. we are in touch with the situation, and i know that my colleagues are following it closely as well. >> james morris. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rec

stella and his family are suing the team for lack of security which led to the assault.has been transferred to private care facilities hasn't left with the mental capacity of a 12 year-old. he was healthy enough to attend the giants world series game last to last month. >> the dow is down off by 98 points at 12,911. >> a quick break as the morning news continues. more fog but it is slowly starting to break up around the bay and in san francisco as well. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest i

host: here is a question from stella on twitter. guest: yes.he oil and natural gas industry contributes money to the fed or government. we pay billions of dollars in taxes and we are happy to do so. are all one request is you did not single out the industry for punitive tax treatment -- our only request is you do not single out the industry for punitive tax treatment. we talk about issues like fiscal cliff, we are all for that. we believe policy should be neutral and equitable across all industries. we're anxious to get to the table and to talk about tax policy. we believe the corporate rate in the united states is too high. we're anxious to contribute to the overall recovery of the united states and we believe we're doing that now. host: there have been record profits by the oil and gas industry. is it not fair for them to pay more? guest: the reason the numbers are high is because they are large companies. they compete against foreign governments. we're not even the top 10 on a global basis. look at it from the perspective based on dollar of

what i would like to do is ask stella adams to come up. she is a civil rights and fair housing advocate from north carolina and a small business owner. >> thank you, maya. my work has been to protect the most vulnerable. i joined fix the debt because one of its core principles is that we do not go off the fiscal cliff and we do not make sacrifices that crushed the most vulnerable populations. i stand here to speak for those groups. we recognize the importance of doing true reform, a true building revenue and reducing debt recant. but not at the expense of the safety may -- reducing debt where we can. but not at the expense of the safety net. it is not an option for inactin. on. the people who are the least likely to survive it are the ones who will be hit the hardest and first. i want to leave you with a bible verse because that is what i do. philippians chapter to verse for it -- two , verse 4. he should look not only to your own interest but to the interests of others. thank you. >> thank you very much. next i would like to invite kirste

peter, i was reading the daily news today, this is the same union that stood in the way of stella doroupt. now they're making stuff out in ohio. >> there has to be a separate delivery for bread, separate delivery for things like twinkies. we understand that it's become the campaign all over again. the unions are attacking the management saying you're getting big raises. this is about your management consulting fees. this is about vulture capitalism. let this company live. the way this company will live and the 18,000 jobs will be preserved is if the unions vote, if they take a vote and say listen, we want to keep our jobs. we're making between 16 and $20 an hour. we want to continue to make that. we want to continue to earn for our family in the thanksgiving period, in the christmas period and for the next year to see if we can get this company right again. the company gave back in the past, they gave a piece of the company. they gave director positions to the unions. but at the same time, it's a mutuality. it's a partnership between workers and capital to say listen, we can make it in

stella creasey. >> thankou, mr. speaker.foreign secretary will be, no doubt, aware of the understandable concerns -- [inaudible] but can i press him to say somethingmore about somhing many of my constituents -- [inaudible] foreign secretary alluded to which is the growing crisis in the hospitals and their ability to cope with the casualties that they are seeing? could you say more about that, please? >> yes. this is, for those hospitals, particularly health centers and food distribution centers benefit from support of some of the different monies that was talking about earlier. that has been established for several years. and my information is that at the moment the majority of those health centers and food distribution centers are managing to operate, and, of course, value grant attempts are made -- valiant attempts are continued, but we will watch that very closely. we are in touch with the situation, and i know that my colleagues are following it closely as well. >> james morris. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i recently visi

host: here is a question from stella on twitter. guest: yes. the oil and natural gas industry contributes money to the fed or government. we pay billions of dollars in taxes and we are happy to do so. our only request is you do not single out the industry for punitive tax treatment. we talk about issues like fiscal cliff, we are all for that. we believe policy should be neutral and equitable across all industries. we're anxious to get to the table and to talk about tax policy. we believe the corporate rate in the united states is too high. we're anxious to contribute to the overall recovery of the united states and we believe we're doing that now. host: there have been record profits by the oil and gas industry. is it not fair for them to pay more? guest: the reason the numbers are high is because they are large companies. they compete against foreign governments. we're not even the top 10 on a global basis. look at it from the perspective based on dollar of sales. we fall somewhere in the middle of other companies. apple computer is far more p

. >> reporter: the site offers high-end designer brands like dior, stella mccartney for up for two weekorter: borrow baby couture has three roofs designer inventory at their office in baltimore. current season trends for girls 9 months to 4 years. everything is professionally cleaned when it comes back from a rental so parents don't have to stress over a mess. >> accidents happen. we'll make it work. >> reporter: the average household spends around $13,000 every year on their child. to keep costs down, many parents turn to the web for cheaper clothing. at moxiejean.com busy moms and dads can make money. the site sells gently used kids clothes for what they would cost new. each order comes with a postage back that parents can fill with old clothes and send back with a credit. >> you can get good clothes and give you an exit strategy for old clothes as well. >> this is about being with your money, finding the right items that fit and are needed for your baby and being a savvier shopper. >> reporter: for margaret's girls they are getting more than a good deal, they get to feel like princes

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