you said you would go to sometimes victoria's secrets? >> yeah, i would go to victoria's secrets and buy something, because close to valentine's day is the best time because there's a lot of guys buying stuff for your girlfriends. you can say you have a girlfriend and she's my height and she weighs less than me. so you give them dimensions that are close. and the ladies are always so polite. that was the best thing, because a lot of guys go in there to buy stuff for their girlfriends. so it's not uncommon. so i would buy some things and bring it home and wear it. then you have to purge, because you can't have anything laying around. >> what do you mean purge? >> it -- you buy a lot of stuff and you have these cool shoes or this really good stuff that makes you feel more closer to how you would like to feel, closer to that spark or that spirit. you feel good about yourself. but then you can't expose yourself or you can't take the chance that anybody else would ever see this or you can't let it be there too much, because then you get too co

for companies like the limited, is -- >> did you know it is now called l-brand. >> it is, it is victoria secretnd define this sexy feminist phase right now, the stock has gone up, consumers out there and brands like tiffany, and victoria that are getting done the sky is the limit. neil: what do you make? >> true. not only that, they have gotten to a sector of personal care, and lingerie, that is higher margin. they are really making nice money, and also, another thing is that they always paid above average dividends, would you believe it since 2010, 3 years almost $11 on dividend, you know, it is a great company a great stock. neil: all right we'll continue to play that video through the next two issues. issue two. you say 3 million we say hicks00,000, chrysler recalls -- we say 600 hil 600 million vehi. jonathan what did chrysler, what happens? >> this is called beg responsible, memo out of washington. neil: but while it is on the assembly line! before i give you $ 30,000 of my money. >> they want to fix it now, because you know, they are concerned about not only your money but your welfare. n

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and i'm pretty sure i know a lot of boys who get the victoria's secret catalog. it's not girls [ bleep ] to it. >> 11:00 show, ann. >> sorry, 11:00 show. i think the issue is not going to be a big hit, that we will finally have a cure to the four hour erection that i hear about on your show. >> 11:00 show. >> coulter is working blue. >> if you blue me, i will kill you, all of those words could be said on o'reilly. >> the "o'reilly factor." you mean. you modeled at club monaco, mike. >> i was, in the branch there. i am good looking there, by the way. >> he is. >> he has only two lips. >> yeah. >> goodness. >> if you have any opinion you care to share? >> i will say this, it's not about the story, i will sympathize with schultz, going last and everyone has said everything interesting and funny. it's why bill is not funny. i just realized why that happens. >> it's because he gets the scraps. it's not like he was listening anyway. >> i will make a quick point and say this is all this body image stuff is supposed to make women deeply upset and they, you know, gorge an

you said you would go to sometimes victoria's secret? >> yeah. would go to victoria's secret and buy something because it's easy, i could say yes, close to valentine's day was the best day to buy stuff at victoria's secret because there's a lot of guys there buying things for their girlfriend. i would bring it home and wear it and then you have to purge because you couldn't have anything laying around so you hide a few things. you buy a lot of stuff and you have these really cool shoes or really good stuff that makes you feel, you know, more closer to how you would like to feel, closer to that, you know, that spark, that spirit. and you feel good about yourself. but then you can't expose yourself or you can't take the chance that anybody else would ever see this or you can't let it be there too much because then you get too comfortable with it and it spills out. so you have to get rid of everything. >> someone might find it. >> yes. or you get too comfortable with that and you let down your guard. so the purge is something that probably every cro

why did you decide to target victoria's secret? >> they're known for making pretty bras. women like my mom to have that same experience that i've had. >> reporter: more than 125,000 people offered their names in support, but last month victoria's secret announced they would not be selling a survivor bra, believing that the best way to help was to continue funding cancer research. elena told us she may work with other companies that have seen her petition. 15-year-old julia bloom of waterville, maine, had a different experience with her petition. in her ballet classes and in school, julia listened to her friends compare themselves to the perfect images in teen magazines. when you photo shop a girl's picture in a magazine and everyone is saying how beautiful she is, it's kind of this one standard is beauty that the media creates, so girls think they have to look like that to be beautiful. >> reporter: julia petitioned "seven teen" magazine, to feature one unretouched photo spread each month. "seventeen" listened. >> we have 84,000 signatures or something like that now. and

00, several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of victoria secret in san francisco today. the group says the company portrays a body image that is not realistic. not everyone is a size one with great curves. >> everybody needs to be like that in order to be aattractive, and we want to speak out against that whole general piece of it, and all the people here really liked the way they look. >> ama: about face wants to make people feel good about their bodies no matter what they look like. >> american manufacturing is saking center stage at the san mateo county fair. the make it in america exhibit opened today, showing off items made in america, specifically right here in the bay area. it included toys, gallon jets, and lots of -- gadgets. kathy spear toured the exhibit with denny hoyer. spear says congress needs to do more to promote american-made goods. >> manufacturing has always been the keystone of our economic growth. and we can do a whole lot better if we just create opportunities for companies to be successful here. >> the exhibit will be open

. >>> move over victoria's secret. what makes these swimsuits sexy and inspirational for women wearing them. next. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or a question, just call our hotline 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the dow is down close to 350 points.... money watch s christoforous on >>> let's check in again on our breaking story. big sell-off on wall street. the dow is down more than 350 points. cbs moneywatch reporter alexis christoforous reports on why. >> reporter: stocks dropped sharply at today's open and continued yesterday's fed- fueled sell-off. the markets were rattled after the federal reserve said it might end its bond buying program by the middle of next year. a report of a slowdown in chinese manufacturing is also hurting the market. >> all three indices are lower. we'll have more on kpix 5 at 5:00. >>> angelina jolie's double mastectomy is really putting the issue in the spotlight. now one new york entrepreneur has found a way to help breast cancer su

00, several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of victoria secretancisco today. the group says the company portrays a body image that is not realistic. not everyone is a size one with great curves. >> everybody needs to be like that in order to be aattractive, and we want to speak out against that whole general piece of it, and all the people here really liked the way they look. >> ama: about face wants to make people feel good about their bodies no matter what they look like. >> american manufacturing is saking center stage at the san mateo county fair. the make it in america exhibit opened today, showing off items made in america, specifically right hen area. it included toys, gallon jets, and lots of -- gadgets. kathy spear toured the exhibit with denny hoyer. spear says congress needs to do more to promote american-made goods. >> manufacturing has always been the keystone of our economic growth. and we can do a whole lot better if we just create opportunities for companies to be successful here. >> the exhibit will be open again tomorrow from 11

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. >> victoria's secret keeps better secrets and nobody is wearing anything. >> and let's look at theig picture of the comment. we had known to a certain extent that verizon was being taped by the nsa as far back as the bush administration. that had been revealed. if this is such a big issue for the nsa, i would assume by now they would have a plan b, and they don't. that blows my mind. well, now we don't know what they are doing if they are talking into cans with strings. we have to go back to the drawing board. >> i hear what al-qaeda is doing, the new form of communication. it is secretive and people are not aware of it. they will use the u.s. postal service. >> does that even exist anymore? >> i did learn a lot in this segment. i learned there were 1192 countries. i didn't know. >> he comes on the show. >> there are 193. i just wasn't counting us. >> see, i wouldn't have known that. i would have said 192 and i would have lost that question. >> do some countries really count? like malaysia. >> canada. >> hey, anyway coming up, is ambassador john bolden's mustache made of shredded c

when i first started shopping, i would go to victoria secret to make believe i was buying for my girlfriend and now because i'm a full-time woman and i'm buying things for myself, it's liberating. and just like any girl in the entire world, i have a pretty good shoe collection. if i have to compare if i like my guns or my shoes better, i would have to say i like my shoes better now. when you have a really pretty dress on, item powers you and gives you that confidence, so my body armor i wear now is a very pretty dress and some of my heels. so it's kind of -- kind of funny how that changes. >> reporter: the changes she's embraced have her focus more on wardrobe than warfare these days. >> that's the beauty about this weapon, it's so simple. not a whole lot of moving parts. we got it all back together now. ready to go. >> reporter: for work, she supports herself with the skills she mastered as a navy seal. >> we're driving up to go to a shooting range. >> reporter: she's a paid firearm instructor through a security firm and trains a local police swat team free of charge. >> i just feel that w

first, is victoria secret creating unhealthy body images ? we will play tape of half naked models over and over to find out. >>> sometimes we will have an extra guest because we have gavin here and gavin, you wanted to respond as miles, your lft wing brother about the apocalypse cavern. >> that is not even close to what happened. >> i was saying during the commercial break that was on forever, the problem with all of these bombshelters is you seal it up and you finally get the last bolt in and you get downstairs and you are safe and then you look next to you and i guy goes, that was intense. oh my god. what do we have here? crackers, spam, what do you want to do for the next seven years? >> can you get ahead if you have an ugly one? a new study has found unattractive people have -- are more likely intimidated at work. although we like to think we are mature in the workplace it can be like high school in many ways. unfriendly employees like homely ones were treated more harshly. discuss must we in the -- >> lightning roooooouuuunnnndd. lightni

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when i first started shopping, i would go to victoria secret to make believe i was buying for my girlfriendcause i'm a full-time woman and i'm buying things for myself, it's liberating. and just like any girl in the entire world, i have a pretty good shoe collection. if i have to compare if i like my guns or my shoes better, i would have to say i like my shoes better now. when you have a really pretty dress on, item powers you and gives you that confidence, so my body armor i wear now is a very pretty dress and some of my heels. so it's kind of -- kind of funny how that changes. >> reporter: the changes she's embraced have her focus more on wardrobe than warfare these days. >> that's the beauty about this weapon, it's so simple. not a whole lot of moving parts. we got it all back together now. ready to go. >> reporter: for work, she supports herself with the skills she mastered as a navy seal. >> we're driving up to go to a shooting range. >> reporter: she's a paid firearm instructor through a security firm and trains a local police swat team free of charge. >> i just feel that weapons shou

are you still with victoria's secret? >> no, i'm not under contract with them anymore. be honest, it was both of us. >> reporter: the spokes model for gillette venus stepped out to new york for the step out empower. campaign and call up with the 30-year-old beauty at new york's carlyle hotel. what kind of tips would you give to the average american woman? >> it's a balance. making healthy choices when you can. >> reporter: for the last two years she's been dedicated to her role as mom flynn with husband orlando bloom but raising her other baby, a certified organic skin line called kora organics. >> our skin is our largest organ so why not feed it. >> reporter: kerr, a former gymnast showed off her famous body of work on instagram sunday, an image asking many how could we look like that? >> try body bashing and citrus mist and, of course, great razor. >> reporter: kerr turned silverware into a beauty utensil and covers her eye much lashes in mascara and pinches them between a thumb and spoon and, voila, curled eyelashes but says true beauty comes from the inside out. >>

>> i would go to victoria's secrets and buy something, because it's easy. day was the best day to buy something at victoria's secret because there were a lot of guys in there buying something for their gifts. so i would buy a couple things and bring them home and wear it, but then you can't expose yourself or take the chance that anybody else would ever see this or you can't let it be there too much because then you get too comfortable with it and then it spills out. i don't want you to love me. i don't want you to like me. but don't want you to beat me up and kill me. you don't have to like me, i don't care, but please don't kill me. >> where are you on this journey? >> the journey i'm on right now, i just recently came out. i'm starting to live my life as a full female. i live, this is my life. >> what do you hope happens? >> i want to have my life. i want to live in peace and happiness. i fought for 20 years for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i want some happiness. >> such an interesting story here. he talks about the internal struggle going

you're married to a woman who was a victoria secret model and three beautiful daughters. i need to do? >> in my case i married my best friend, and as you know, loving your kids and loving your wife is what it's all about. it doesn't work out for everyone that way but i think there is an under lying knowledge that everyone has, which is a capacity to care for somebody else. >> you sing about love morning noon and night. what is -- >> that's a very remoomantic painting -- >> i drive an f-150 -- >> that's the last thing i want to know. what -- >> how much time do we have? >> about four minutes. >> well, wow, for some people the secret happens in about four minutes but it depends on what kind of love you talking about. >> what's the secret? >> you know, i really care about what jill has to say. when i come home, i really want to know what happened that day. you know, when i talk to my girls, georgia kate and charlotte, i'm genuinely interested how their day went. that's not hard to do. >> they even know what a cd is? my sons wouldn't recognize it. dad, what the hell is that p

something, something victoria secret, ya like i have to write anything else. you people are so easy. >>> should he go to jail for his makeshift one? an upstate new york man, is there any other kind, is facing criminal charges for locking four boys in a closet after catching them vandalizing his father-in-law's house. jesse daniels -- it is always jesse -- says he found the eight and ten-year-olds inside with hammers and coralled them into a closet while his wife called the cops. but one father says that while what the kids did was wrong, danielles should have handled it differently. the dads said he threatened them and grabbed one leaving a mark. they said that is not the case. >> these marks that these children had, mr. smith, were actually created from chards of glass, ceramic fixtures. i assured them they were not dangerous and the police will tend to them when they arrive. >> he is being interviewed by mr. smith from "lost in space." daniel said there was damages including holes in the wall and broken windows and graffiti. that didn't stop him from being a

we'll go to victoria's secret tomorrow. >> i wanted to change my name, i wanted to get on hormones -- i wanted to grow my hair out, be called she and her and katie, not lucas. and >> and i don't care if it takes every ounce of being in my body. i will not stop until everything on that list is done. >> and damn, she did it. she sat my family down and said, lucas is now katie. he is she. if you have a problem with it, there's the door. >> reporter: the defining moment for arin came at age 14, struggling to live life as a girl. he was kicked out of a private christian school. >> i was asked to leave, because i put on too many suspicions that i was a lesbian. i went home that night. i curled up in a ball and cried. i had a knife and i tried to slit my wrists. >> reporter: in the depths of despair, arin searched the internet for answers, and realized he wasn't gay, he was transgender. >> it's like being sick for years and not knowing what you have, and that moment when you figure out what you are, you can help yourself. you know, it's like one of those great moments. >> reporter: he broke

. >> so is the government spying un, monitoring your cell phone calls, your e-mails the victoria secret bra that you bought? in so many words, that's an entire possibility on depending on where you are and will is a dragnet maybe by mistake. this after two newspaper the washington and "the guardian" reported the national security agency and the fbi continue and continue to collect vast amounts of enfor the. how much is too much in terms of trying to keep us safe? how far is too far? in the latest cnn "time" orc poll taken two weeks after the boston marathon bombings, about half of you asked were not willing to give up civil libertys to curb terrorism, but four out of every ten were. after these revelation, you got to wonder if those numbers would change after we have been hearing that it's been going on so much. let's bring in jameel jaffer, the legal director to delve into this. i think i know what you are going to say. i want to push back on it. jameel, it seems to be a moving target. what are we willing to do? people complaend and skwaukd in 2002 that they had to take their shoes off

tracy: and what did they get knowing that i charge pump money to victoria's secret?n about the risk to consumers with interest-rate gouging. that is a great question whether they getting? they do read disabling to help congress and there is a concern said gao said the data system is not secure the question that last year but who has security clearance to see this informational other federal or state agencies get the information nor will researchers? why not do the sampling? why build a jet enormous database? adam: good points of big brother but the sec bluet to protect consumers with the banks being the outrages of consumer credit cards. maybe someone has to change. >> a wide you need a death enormous database they need to see that information? but the thing is the bank has the information but for the government to enforce something to get taxes paid cover that is the danger. why do they need it? is it necessary? tracy: your point* this system is not secure to begin with so where does that and death? they sure you will continue to cover the story. adam: a writedown w

she was a bathing suit designer for tommy hilfiger and victoria's secret.e "you light up my life." this morning, nicholas brooks is on trial for his own life. accused of murdering his girlfriend, sylvie cache, in the sojo hotel in 2010. on tuesday, cache's friends testified shortly before she died, she e-mailed that brooks was bringing her down. calling the 24-year-old a man-boy. >> one friend said that it was a really tumultuous relationship. >> reporter: cache's friends told jurors, when the 33-year-old designer discovered that brooks was hiring prostitutes, she wanted to break the relationship. when she tried to break things off, he choked and drowned her in the hotel room tub. brooks has pled not guilty. his lawyers said cache took too many prescription pills that might and passed out in the tub. prosecutors have painted brooks as a drug-using slacker. on friday, they suggested brooks had another reason to be angry. presenting jurors with a five-page-long do-to list that cache allegedly made for him. no random drinking or drug use. if you can't do all t

was like to suppress her true feelings how a father of two, twice married would buy things as victoria's secrettuff for their girlfriends, i'd buy a couple things, bring it home and wear it and then you have to purge because you can't have anything around. >> reporter: in "warrior princess" beck says she was constantly told to be a boy but young christopher wanted to be like his sister saying "please god let me change bodies with hanna. please let me wake up in her body." >> there was part of you who felt if you could become a s.e.a.l. and be in the toughest of the tough that feminine side of you would disappear? >> yes, i could totally make it go away if i could be at that top level and be, maybe this would go away, maybe i could cure myself. >> reporter: he worried if he told anyone he might be shot and kristen still knows not everyone will understand the decision to undergo hormone therapy and live as a woman. >> i fought for 20 years for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i want some happiness. >> in the book, kristen says she went to the va for hormone therapy. she's had laser hai

> reporter: while i clearly have a long way to go, bria is hoping her dream for modeling for victoria's secret does it better than you, lara. when you do that catwalking around here. >> i'm still trying to live that down. >> no. >> no. >> thank you. >> look. she's looking down. >> that's one of my most embarrassing moments on the show. >> no. >> yeah. our producer knows it. so, let's move on. >> i wish we could rerack it right now. >> don't get it. >> i don't think so. >> i would rather jump rope and do hula-hoop at the same time. >>> up next in our "gma heat index," our bridal blowout is upon us. it's a major reveal for a young bride to be. it will be the first time this young lady you're looking at, she's going to be decked out. it's her wedding day, coming up. randy standing by to help her say yes to one of these three dresses. first, let's see how she narrowed it down to that number of choices at the kleinfeld to just three. 26-year-old alyssa had it all. a great family. wonderful friends. and as of three weeks ago, an engagement ring from fiance, matt. >> he surprised me on mother's day.

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beauty and brains, from successful model to savvy business woman, our next guest is a former victoria secret30. my goodness, she has done it. >> anna: and here with exactly how she did it, miranda kerr. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> anna: tell us a little bit about what you got going on. this organic skin caroline -- care line. >> this is a certified organic skin caroline that i really, i'm the founder and managing directsor. i put my heart and soul into developing these products. 21 products in the line. and products for every skin type. >> steve: did you put on a lab coat? were you involved in the formulation? >> i have put on a lab coat? >> steve: really? started stirring things? >> no, that's not my job. but i was trying and testing the formulations. it took years, actually, to get it all together to a place that i felt really comfortable. >> steve: so they would come up with something that they thought okay, let's run it by the boss. >> yes. >> steve: then you would make the ultimate decision? >> i said, i studied nutrition and i'm very aware of health a

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