-tasha: yeah. lemonis: lady fuller got the idea for a bar-themed jeans store while still in school and then made it a reality. lady: we are obviously a bar of jeans. you walk up and kind of order a jean like you'd order a cocktail or coffee. lemonis: the concept was a hit, prompting her to open up 12 more stores in just a few short years. but the denim game is incredibly competitive, and lady's aggressive expansion plus her retail inexperience created some serious problems. lady: these are super-dirty. that's disgusting. how the... did it get like this? lemonis: blue jeans are part of almost everybody's wardrobe. man: is this all girls'? lady: no, we do have men's jeans. lemonis: and i believe in lady's concept -- a specialty boutique for blue jeans. with tweaks and some refinement, i believe we can raise the bar and turn this into a national brand. i'm in san francisco to visit the flagship store. it's on a great block with tons of cars and foot traffic, and i'm liking the energy around here. -hi,

>> i would try to tell tasha, life isn't over. you have so much. she's got money, beautiful children. and if he doesn't get it and really come around and realize he's got the prize right here, he's going to have to miss out >> exactly. because there's plenty of ghosts in the sea, right? >> plenty. >> i love it. do you think you bear any responsibility in guiding, inspiring, motivating other women who are looking at you in this particular role and perhaps looking up to you? >> i definitely take on this role and know that so many people are watching tasha, watching me in the role, and, you know, may connect or say different things but one thing i always kind of helped them understand, we're creating a television show that these characters have to be complex, be good and bad and do different things that maybe you and your girlfriends wouldn't do or i wouldn't even do. have to respect somebody out there is really living gold's life or angela or tommy. we have to know that is a story and i wouldn't say to connect, you know, don't necessarily take everyt

sot-tasha stoiber/environment al working group )nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient. the ewg estimates about half of all nail polishes have t- p-h-p which is also used as a flame retardant in some foam furniture like couches. nats and while the group says more research is needed on the effects of this chemical in humans... to reproductive... and developmental issues. nats thats surprising news to jenna high... who lets her kids play with nail polish. sot- jenna high/mother )i was shocked. i would say that i m pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail polish is not one of the things i ever worry about. ) in a statement the group that represents nail polish manufacturers calls the research "speculative, misleading" and points out " tphp has been widely and safely used across many industries," including to prevent "electrical, automobile and furniture fires." sot-jenna high/mother )i think i will continue to let my kids use nail polish every once in a while because obviously they love it... but i will be more cautious

i could never do that, tasha. well, remember you said that. (chuckles) here he is. (sighs) dolokhov: countess. your wife is even more beautiful than i remembered, bezukhov. pierre: thank you, dolokhov. i understand you're a war hero now. fight, drink, and i can't remember the other one. (chuckles) i think you're an absolute ruffian. i can't deny it. i hope you'll make yourself at home here. thank you, i shall. (chuckling) don't, don't... let's have a drink! (dolokhov chuckles) horseman: for the master. (knock on door) (door opens) yes? is that the letter that came this morning? prince bolkonsky: yes, it is. is it about andrei? yes, it is about your brother. kutuzov saw him fall, carrying the standard and leading an attack. unfortunately his name doesn't appear amongst the dead. kutuzov gives that as a reason to hope, but what hope is there? of course he is dead. papa, don't turn away from me. let's weep together. villains! scoundrels! the army is led by blockheads who don't know how to fight, all they know is how to lead fine russian men to be slaughtered. and now y

-tasha stoiber/environme ntal working group) "nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient." julie watts the ewg estimates about half of all nail polishes have t-p-h-p which is also used as a flame retardant in some foam furniture like couches. and while the group says more research is needed on the effects of this chemical in humans. animals studies indicate tphp is linked to reproductive. and developmental issues. that's surprising news to jenna high. who lets her kids play with nail polish. shocked. i would say that i'm pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail polish is not one of the things i ever worry about. " julie watts in a statement the group that represents nail polish manufacturers calls the research "speculative, misleading" and points out "(tphp) has been widely and safely used across many industries," including to prevent "electrical, automobile and furniture fires." (jenna high/mother) "i think i will continue to let my kids use nail polish every once in a while because obviously they love it. but i will b

i nearly lost my voice tasha jones and victor york 38:53- the game was so electrifying, i had. throughout the whole week, i was very confident in my denver broncos. that they'd go out and get this victory today. you couldn't have asked for a better win for the die- hard broncos fans. now-- lots of them are making their plans for the superbowl . whether they plan to travel to california... to celebrate at home... it'll be one heck of a party! if you're itching to a-f-c championship shirts are now on sale! sports authority has them in stores. some of them will be opening at 6 a-m, today, so you can get your hands on one. and, you can bet, there will be lots of fans rockin' those shirts, today. an afternoon game... meant plenty of time after to celebrate. we want to see your hashtag we are broncos celebration pictures... here are some sent in from fans already... you can share them with us... use the hashtag we are happening today.... an evergreen man accused of trying to kill his wife with a hatchet will be in court today. leland kintzele is accused of attacking his wife at their

. >>> a couple jumped into action and saved a man who was >> reporter: la tasha watson. >> i started to scream. >> she was screaming before the crash even happened. >> reporter: the couple was driving slowly on a slippery i- 94 monday night when a car slipped and hit a tow truck. >> reporter: but -- he survived. diangelo gave instructions. she credits adrenaline for what happened next. >> i grabbed him by his coat and pulled him out. >> 2014, november i was in a bad car crash, my legs were pinned under beneath the engine >> reporter: diangelo broke the bones in his leg, part of the time with his jaw wired shut. so when he and letisha saw the could. >> gave it what i could because i am sure grateful for people that helped me out of my situation. >> wow, that really is incredible. >> and they are now working on plans to meet the man that they have saved. they haven't met yet. >> i can't wait to see them reunited. >> good news about deanglo, he in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especiall

on friday we told you about evette delvalle and tasha brown. they were driving north on 95 around 4 am thursday, when a huge rock hit their window, -- shattering the windshield. thing happened to someone else that same morning - in the exact same area. a woman says she was driving southbound around 3-am, - when a rock hit her windshield. in the past year, -- state police say there have been 18-20 reported rock throwing incidents (just in that particular area. and while police don )t have any suspect information, -- they want the public to be aware, -- as safety is a top priority. police said if this happens to you pull over to a safe location - and call them immediately. next at six - ten american sailors detained by iran. theyve been released - but not before norfolk-based navy assets took action to find them. plus -- a chase in downtown and the the sun was shining -- but the wind was blowing in expect in the coming days -- plus -- norfolk- based navy operations play a role in bringing detained sailors home from iran. and the mayor with a mugs

investigators are look at more charges for ma tasha quigley. >> it scares me that she has my son and is with this felon with a weapon. >> we spoke with william quigley, the father of 3-year-old xan -- der quigley worried about where his on might be. this guy but i didn't know he had any contact with my son. it surprised me. reporter: they have filed for divorce and live separately. natasha has been on the run with her son. she stole a gun and money from her parent, then helped her boyfriend escape from his work release program. reporter: natasha has placed herself in harm's way. that's where our concern comes into play. there is a handgun involved. there is money that's being used to facilitate their escape. reporter: the flagler county sheriff's office is assisting with the investigation. they say in addition to aiding in an escape. natasha could face even more charges. >> we are looking at endangerment charges for her, placing that child in harm's way. she has been with gary. reporter: anyone with information on the three should contact law enforcement. tiffany teasley, fox 35 news

ewg's tasha stoiber says researchers tested women for signs of the common chemical flame retardant triphenyl phosphate, or tphp. levels after they painted their nails.: "nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient." the ewg estimates about half of all nail polishes have t-p-h-p which is also used as a flame retardant in some foam furniture like couches. and while the group says more research is needed on the effects of this chemical in humans animals studies indicate tphp is linked to reproductive and developmental issues. that's surprising news to jenna high who lets her kids play with nail polish.: "i was shocked. i would say that i'm pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail polish is not one of the things i ever worry about. " in a statement the group that represents nail polish manufacturers calls the research "speculative, misleading" and points out " has been widely and safely used across many industries," including to prevent "electrical, automobile and furniture fires.": "i think i will continue to let obviously they lov

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. >> reporter: not the experience that tasha hoped to share with her two young children but the modesttaher found herself unable to ignore the mess off of the highway. >> i have been trying to pick up what i can. >> reporter: she with others snow seekers came to little sweden. >> i don't think people should be throwing it. it is so beautiful. >> reporter: there are no trash cans or restrooms and that's because it is not an actual sledding area. but that hasn't stopped motorists from parking where they are not supposed to park and sliding and littering. >> scattered with junk and people don't mind bringing the stuff but if it is garbage they don't take it home. >> reporter: and this mother came here to share a fun experience with her kids. and she also shares an unexpected lesson in cleanliness. >> if you bring it out with you, try to pack out whatever you packed in. nobody else wants to pick up anybody else's mess. >>> so disappointing. >> i was about to say. it is. how hardest it to clean up after yourself. >> an area that people like to enjoy. >> go and have fun and pick up your garbag

schon with the vision, she finds tasha vipond for two. again, it's schon down low, she lays it in. centennial builds the lead. home team stays in it with the three ball. meghan trimble finds sara mccullough, she's only a freshman too. but centennial goes on to win. jon: heading on over to the valley girls they are taking on johnston. johnston starting off the night with a wide open three from junior elle brown. she would score the first points of the game, on to valley. lexi merrit charging inside takes the fould but lays the ball in for two. she would go to the line for one. with another wide open triple from rachel hinders. back to valley. the assist down low from leah lodermeier to mackenzie ward would result in two points for valley. taryn knuth for johnston using her height to her advantage she would put up a shot but miss and get the rebound to put it in for a basket. valley trying to get some momentum together shea fuller would find her way to the basket and float it in for two. however it was not enough. float it in for two. however it was not enough. johnston would pull aw

like couches. 3 (tasha stoiber/environmental working group) (:32) "nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient." (:36)(jenna high/mother) (1:01)"i was shocked. i would say that i'm pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail things i ever worry about." (1:08)animal studies show that the chemical is linked to reproductive and developmental issues.a group that represents nail polish manufacturers calls the research "speculative" and "misleading." 3 the 5 bright planets will align this week offering star gazers a celestial show.the five bright planets includes mercury, venus, mars, jupiter and saturn. they will all be visible from earth starting tomorrow.they will appear in a diagonal row just before dawn. it's the first time they've aligned this way in more than a decade.you'll be able to see them early in the morning until february 20th. 3 cincinnati takes center stage at a prestigious film festival.... and for one group of local dancers, it's the opportunity of a lifetime."the fits", "miles ahead", and "goat" were all shot here

ewg's tasha stoiber says researchers tested women for signs of the common chemical flame retardant triphenyl phosphate, or tphp. every woman had elevated levels after they painted their nails. this chemical listed as an ingredient. reporter: the ewg estimates about half of all nail polishes have tphp which is also used as a flame retardant in some foam furniture like couches. and while the group says more research is needed on the effects of this chemical in humans, animals studies indicate tphp is linked to reproductive, and developmental issues. that's surprising news to jenna high, who lets her kids play with nail polish. >> i was shocked. i would say that i'm pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail polish is not one of the things i ever worry about. reporter: in a statement the group that represents nail polish manufacturers calls the research speculative, misleading and points out tphp has been widely and safely used across many industries, including to prevent electrical, automobile and furniture fires. >> i think i will continue to let my kids use nail polish every onc

but back comes centennial, tasha vipond in the paint, pulls the jags within 3. then it's kendyl lindaman, not just good at hitting home runs. she drains the bucket to pull within one. centennial would take 32-30 lead on free throws. now with 8 seconds left, rams can win it or tie it. and donels draws the foul with 2 seconds to play. she nails the first free throw, but misses the 2nd. lindaman gets fouled. she hits both ft to go up 3. one last shot for sep, but it's no good. centennial wins a wild one, jon: back to valley hosting dowling-- first points of the 5a clash-- marin daniel misses the manages to get a steal-- and puts it up in. but valley building an early lead lexi merritt practically out of bounds in the corner-- knocks down the triple-- tigers up 9-2. back come the maroons anna wanek drives and gets the little tear drop to fall in. then on the fast break check out the dish by wanek to hittner-- the easy lay in off the glass lead cut to three. valley though unwilling to give in check out the stutter step by zoe young-- the freshman with a senior like m

well, there's a first grader who offered some words of wisdom from tasha lee at north point elementarysay? >> keep on trying. what more can you say? it's okay. you're the best kicker was one. another one, the crowd goes wild. we still think you're awesome, blair. another one, poor blair walsh, keep on trying. you. ys are cute. >> there's always next year for you. speaking of football quickly, the panthers and seahawks are playing of course, and they are presenting slurg t ing the 15-1. 15 obviouses of pulled pork all >>>this morning on "world news now," breaking news. a series of deadly blasts in a starbucks cafe in downtown jakarta, the capital of indonesia. police investigating the apparent terror attacks. we'll have an update coming up. >> money matters. u.s. stocks continue to drop in january with most 401(k)s losing thousands as the country searches for the newest multimillionaires. the latest on the winning tickets in last night's powerball drawing. >> new this half hour, hillary clinton fighting back. >> on the offensive as she goes after bernie sanders. his campaign saying the

. >> reporter: walker says he hopes to believe tasha says he hopes to be an inspiration to kids like him but until then had to touch the ears of whoever listens. >> i could listen to him play all day. >> is really good. >>> don't let a cold day stop you from your health goals. >> coming up, here how much weight this woman lost by running through the mall. >>> singer celine dion is the death of [ sic ] >>> on this martin luther king jr. day, hundreds are in durham this morning at the triangle interfaith prayer breakfast to pay tribute to the civil rights leaders legacy and reflect upon his words and his message that still sonates today. >> the music, what a nice way to start the day. >> it's beautiful. >> it really is. >> we cannot see who was on the saxophone but certainly someone is planning. there he . starting at 8:00. it is on wral right now and at noon we were rebroadcast the 8 o'clock hour here on fox50. >> you can catch it all in some form or shion. >> it's always wonderful event and there will be other events throughout the day, some of those outside and it's going to be cold

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tasha stoiber: nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient. shaina: a joint study by duke university finds that the chemical in some polishes can get inside your body. researchers tested women for signs of the common chemical flame retardant, triphenyl phosphate. every woman had elevated levels after they painted their nails. about half of all nail polishes have tphp. shaina: star of "scream queens" and "grease live" keke palmer joins ellen today. keke talks about traveling to miami for new years eve and attending diddy's party. elizabeth: plus, she also shares with ellen her first encounter ellen: so you went to hang out with diddy? keke: yes and like my first encounter of a diddy party was his birthday party you guys, and i didn't know what to expect i don't do a lot of hollywood type parties and stuff like that i usually keep it very low key. but i was like, you know, what i'm gonna go out and have a good time. and i saw leonardo dicaprio and kanye west dabbing in the corner. i'm like i didn't even know leonardo knew that dance. elizabeth:

tasha: if i had more direction, i could have done better.onis: i need to sort out the staffing problems, get rid of stagnant merchandise, and give this retail chain a brand-new identity. lady: oh, my god. lemonis: or the blues jean bar will be a wash out. lady: i'm consumed by fixing this problem.

. >> reporter: tasha spencer a and her daughter are putting in shoveling shifts. >> i just started but this was like round one of many. >> wishing of warmth. >> reporter: you are dreaming of summer. >> yes. i'm feeling the sun and i feel it the right now. just close your eyes and it goes away. >> reporter: how is you are thinking. >> yes. >> reporter: like this woman preparing for a long clean up. >> tomorrow is another day, i hope. >> there you go. >> reporter: you can see with the sit irv allentown, as we are's talking, 33 plus inches of snow, the city's mayor says they are using every a available piece of equipment to remove this stuff but you there is two more days of clean up left. live from allentown, i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lots of snow. thanks, greg. >>> in allentown they are digging out here in philadelphia the just to remind you philadelphia public schools will be closed, tomorrow. >> still waiting for archdiocese as well. >> that is right. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we will continue our coverage of the monster storms. >> a local church

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well, there's a first grader who offered some words of wisdom from tasha lee at north point elementary. >> what did they say? >> keep on trying. what more can you say? it's okay. you're the best kicker was one. another one, the crowd goes wild. we still think you're awesome, blair. another one, poor blair walsh, keep on trying. you. ys are cute. >> there's always next year for you. speaking of football quickly, the panthers and seahawks are playing of course, and they are presenting slurg the ging the 15-1 burger. for $15.01 because they're 15-1. there are 16 million children struggling with hunger in america. that's 1 in 5 daughters, sons, neighbors, and classmates who don't know where their next meal is coming from. yet billions of pounds of good food go to waste every year. it's time we do something about it. feeding america is a nationwide network of food banks that helps provide meals to millions of kids and families in need. visit feedingamerica.org to help them feed even more. together we can solve hunger. >>>this morning on "world news now," breaking news. a series of deadly bl

tasha steinkamp: getting this far, and having the opportunity to go to the rose bowl of all, the grand daddy of them all. it was a great experience and glad i went. and i'll do it again if i could. alyx: more of our crew arrived overnight. andy garman and scott reister were both picked up from the airport just before 2 this morning. those who drove out to pasadena will continue to roll into the state throughout the rest of the day. coming up on kcci 8 news this morning weekends. he was at the rose bowl 57 years ago. the wise words this former hawkeye has for a team that's dealing with a tough loss. plus, injured football players vs the nfl. will smith film, "concussion." frank: good morning. it just turned over, yesterday was a nice warm day that made it to 35. upper 20's and fort dodge and mid-30's around lamoni. any day we are above that is a good day. temperatures waking up our cool, 23 in next phil -- 23 in knoxville. conditions reported by the iowa dot are ok but keep in mind side streets might be slick. also seeing cloud cover trying to enter the state and that will be what we ha

ewg's tasha stoiber says researchers tested women for signs of the common chemical