i would tell her, well, mom, you just wait and see. >> wendy's mother tried to talk wendy out of goingo the u.s. but failed. it was january 9, 2003. >> translator: she just said to me, mommy, we're going to try our luck. so they hit the road, and that was when they disappeared and we didn't hear from her again. >> the girls were taken north, traveling dozens of hours through the central american mountains. finally, the recruiters dropped the girls at a house in mexico and vanished. they awoke to strange men giving harsh orders. >> translator: i fell asleep there along with my friends. when we woke up, the men had arrived with clothes, but clothes i had never used in my life. it was inappropriate, cut way too short. and i said, i'm not going to wear these clothes. it doesn't matter what you say, the man said. here it only matters what i say. >> wendy says she realized at that moment there would be no factory job. the horror started the next morning. they began with ana. >> translator: they grabbed my youngest friend and began having their way with her. afterwards they did the same to my

and then he said to me, do you think i killed wendy baribeault?do. and i really didn't know. but i looked at him in the eye and i said, yeah, i do, and i don't think you want to hurt anybody anymore. and he said, you're right. i did it. >> i was supposed to be working with a colleague that day. he called in sick in the afternoon. we were going to go do cold calls knocking on apartments, sales, and he called in, he didn't want to do it. so i stopped at the printing shop, picked up some printing stuff, and i was on my way home. she was walking along the side of the road. and i just stopped the car, got out of the car, went raped her and killed her. >> malchik had the confession he had been waiting for, but he still was not sure about other missing or dead girls. >> we went out, and he show us where he had dragged her off the highway, where he had put her clothes, where he had committed the assault, where he had parked his car, at what angle, and this all had to do with wendy baribeault. and then after we were done with that, i asked him if he would

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wendy, host of "the doctors." wendy, what's going on here?well, there is a bunch of factors here, don, all disturbing. it is something we should pay heed to. sometimes institutional culture trumps our personal ethics. in other words, if someone high up at cnn was doing something shaky, would you tell a superior or call the cops? you would like to think you would call the cops. but in that situation, to become a whils blowstle blower, can be terrifying thing and tend to be to stay with the institutions. it is a guy code. they don't talk about sex. >> wendy, even that -- come on. wendy -- a boy -- a child -- >> listen. you and i know that. you and i would pick up the phone and call 911. >> i would go over and intervene. i would go over and intervene. >> of course. >> listen, i want to ask you this, do you think it would be -- do you think maybe he would have intervened -- i'm asking, most people -- i didn't just think about it. i have been thinking about this. what if it was 10-year-old girl? >> i'm not sure how much gender would have played a

wendy, we'll start with you. what do you make of this whole scene?ies we're becoming more peaceful and less violent? well, in order for that to take place, you have to actually socialize out violent behavior. every two-year-old starts by hitting and every mother says, no, no, we don't hit. but in plenty of families, this anger management, if you will, is not socialized in people. so when they're feeling fight or flight, when they're having a fear response, violence will come out and aggression will come out of them before an ability to negotiate with words, apparently. >> what triggers the others to get involved? you're watching a fight and all of a sudden i'm involved because i'm so angry as well. >> it depends on the aggressive script. if someone disrespects me, i'm going to jump into it, say this or say that. it depends on your mood, how you're dressed, whether you feel one person is the victim. but i thought that pedicures would be messed up by fighting. >> a hockey game is one thing, but -- >> what about the hair? >> wendy, i guess this argument

. >> wendy flannigan is stationed at the cash register when the gunman opens fire. time. >> and i remember just following the other people that were in front of me running toward the same direction. >> everyone inside mcdonald's or within huberty's line of sight outside is defenseless. two young boys on the sidewalk in front of the restaurant are cut down. by the time huberty is finished, he will have committed the second most deadly rampage killing in american history. ♪ ♪ ♪ james huberty's path to massacre began on this farm in massillon, ohio, a rural community 60 miles south of cleveland. >> when i first heard about it, i heard the name james huberty and i just thought, oh, my god, there's just -- nobody would be referred to as james huberty except the huberty i know. >> gene hoffacre, a former schoolmate of huberty, says he was a loner. >> he was just kind of a recluse-type individual. >> but huberty did manage to marry, raise two young girls, and put down roots in his hometown. but there were signs of trouble. numerous arguments with neighbors. a police charge

wendy, you've been a prosecutor.rimes here? >> you know, i don't have words that won't get you in trouble with the fcc. they're a bunch of bas-- who wa away from a child being raped? i don't care if it's against the law to report or not report. who walks away from a child being raped and calls himself a human being? animals aren't that mean to each other. this is what i don't understand, the knit wits protesting his ouster, why aren't they at sandusky's house, why aren't they shaming him and complaining about what has happened to these children? what is wrong with the entire community of penn state they think the worst thing that has happened is paterno can't coach. are you kidding me? >> amy warden and wendy murphy, thank you. i think this is outrageous, i think they are protesting at the wrong house. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. mine can. td ameri

wendy? >>> police in new york city arrested a man who is a home grown terrorist with plans to attack their town. he was planning to use pipe bombs to attack several locations in new york and target soldiers returning from iraq and afghanistan. they have been tracking him for nearly two years. finally arresting him over the weekend after an nypd informant helped him purchase suppliesupp. he was motivated by his own resentment by the presence of troops in iraq and afghanistan. >> he was using instructions on bomb making from al qaeda's inspire magazine. he had direct tied to a man recently killed in a drone attack. nypd made the arrest. federal authorities declined to get involved because he's mentally unstable. >>> prosecutors allege oscar ortega fired shots at the white house this month. the defense says there's no witness who can id the shooter. elaine reyes joins us with the latest on this story. >> reporter: he made a first appearance in pennsylvania last week. now he's back in our area t

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no surgery and you're done in an hour. >> our patient here wendy has some noticeable depressions and lines across her cheeks. >> this is one of a handful of doctors across the country offering the treatment. >> the holy grail of our field is being able to regenerate the body's own tissues or organs. >> reporter: the process starts with a blood draw just enough to fill a few tubes. the doctor then uses a centrifuge to spin out the platelets the part of the blood that helps with clotting. he has a small amount of calcium chloride added to october investigate the platelets to release growth factors. >> the idea of injecting the platelets produces growth factors over a period of time that enhances the structure and ultimately the appearance of the skin. >> reporter: the mixture then goes right back. >> you may feel a little pinch. >> reporter: into wendy's face. >> just to fill things in and pump things up. >> wow. that's amazing. >> but of course not everyone is a believer. at $1500 a pop some say it is a relatively expensive treatment and there isn't enough clinical data to prove how w

wendy, i understand what you're saying.saying those modes of discipline may be outdated -- or are outdated. >> don, for every adult like you who says it happened to meened i turned out okay, there's still a child out there who had psychologically abused by this. >> judge adams has come out with a response. here's some of it. he says, hillary warned her father if he reduced her financial support and took away her mercedes automobile which her father provided he would live to regret it, the post was then uploaded after that. that's his response. does that say anything about the father's remorse or does it say anything about the reason that the daughter put it up? does it tell you anything about either one of them? >> it tells me that when you live in a family that is dominated by control and intimidation, you create dependent adults. you don't create independent kids by not teaching them how to self-regulate. if you oppress them and keep them on that leash -- this was in a weird way her brave act of independence to put this v

. >>> welcome to the wendy's postgame report. here now is bob costas. >> so the eagles come into metlife stadium and win 17-10. they're 4-6, two games back of the giants and the cowboys tied now aup top the division at 6 identify 4. down on the field michele tafoya is with vince young and one of his defensive teammates, jason babin. >> michele: bob, thank you. vince that game-winning drive, 18 plays, nearly nine minutes off the clock. what was the communication like? what was going on on that drive that made you know you had an opportunity to win in game? >> just basically told us that the offense just to stay focused. don't try to do nothing too big, and take it one play at a time. that's what we did. >> michele: you found riley cooper into the end zone. this was a guy you worked with a lot on the scout team. where was he? >> we was going at it all game. the interception he was all upset about. don't get down on yourself. we called a great play and saw two safeties and he sflit them and gave them the ball. >> michele: you told u

wendy, jim? >> all right, chris gordon. chris, thank you. >>> tonight a virginia teacher has resigned after he was charged with being drunk at school. authorities tell us his blood alcohol level was way above the legal limit. news4's elaine reyes joins us live at lunsford middle school in south riding with details. elaine? >> reporter: well, jim, the long-time teacher was actually charged with being drunk in public. the school system suspended him with pay, but he turned in his resignation this afternoon. >> how long this has been going on, i don't know. obviously there is concerns if someone is at this alcohol level and still able to function. >> reporter: 46-year-old radhakrishnan sivaramapillai was a physics teacher at lunsford middle school. less than an hour before classes ended yesterday, a fellow staff member noticed something about him, and notified the principal. >> smelled alcohol. it wasn't so much the behavior. that's what i said a minute ago about the ability to continue to function. not exhibiting signs of int

wendy? >>> the white house says president obama's thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the children from penn state. they are refusing to talk about the firing of head coach, joe paterno. it sparked rioting by thousands of penn state students. if the abuse allegations prove to be true, what happened is outrageous. chris gordon is live at university park with the latest. >> reporter: this is the stadium. behind me there is a tradition. 82 tents. it's a tent city that springs up before every home game. you will see it behind me, students living in the cold, eating here, going to class and what are they waiting for, a front row seat. that's how important penn state football is to them. it's why they reacted last night when they received news that their coach, joe paterno, had been fired. they were angry. they were frustrated. they took to the streets of state college, pennsylvania. they pushed over a van from a local tv station out of pennsylvania. they broke windows of cars. they threw

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wendy's postgame report coming up after the patriots beat the jets. >>> welcome to the wendy's postgame bob costas. >> final look at the scoreboard and the final score. new england over the jets 37-16. kind of a typical brady game. not always this way, but over the course of his career, 26 of 39, 329 and three touchdowns and ron ninkovich had a interception for a td, and they are both down on the field with michele. >> michele: tom, in the second half, you sped it up, and how did you see that affecting the jets' defense? >> well, they are a good defense and they gave us all that we could handle tonight, and they took advantage of some plays, but i wish we had executed better in the first half, but it is good to get a win. >> michele: gronkowski your tight end of two touchdowns tonight and what is it like to have a player and offense who is such a tough matchup. >> he is. he is big and great hands and blocks and he does it all for the offense. dependable and reliable player and we needed a big game from him and you got it. >> michele: you needed a big game from the defense and they gave

burger king and went wendy's have always been close. bk had about 13% of the market share while wendy's trailed half a percent behind. mcdonald's dominates with the nearly 50% share. >> billions and billions sold there at mcdonald's? >> that's right. >> the burger chain, mcd's, trying to get around the ban for giving away free toys. >> the price per toy, 10%. mcdonald's says it will donate the money to the ronald mcdonald house at the new ucsf hospital. it provides rooms for families who have children undergoing treatment during long stays at the hospital. >> a very good cause. you can probably hear those small children cheering all over the state saying, yes, we still get our toys. >> as long as mom and dad pay for it. >> break your piggy bank, get a dime out. >> there you go. >>> new technology that could give you a minute to duck and cover before you're jolted by a quake. >>> new way to feed the meter without reaching into your pocket. >>> to join the discussion, you know what to do. get online or get on your cell phone, check us out

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i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly.t 5:00, family and friends said their good-byes to two brothers killed in a fiery crash along route 60 last week. they were inseparable in life just as they were in death. melissa is here with more on today's services. >> at first baptist church, hundreds of people came to say good-bye today. good-bye to the two brothers at a celebration in their lives. at the same time, so terribly, terribly sad. >> it's a sad celebration. >> reporter: two small white caskets w

. >>> welcome to the wendy's postgame report. here now is bob costas. >> so the eagles come into metlife stadium and win 17-10. they're 4-6, two games back of the giants and the cowboys tied now aup top the division at 6 identify 4. down on the field michele tafoya is with vince young and one of his defensive teammates, jason babin. >> michele: bob, thank you. vince that game-winning drive, 18 plays, nearly nine minutes off the clock. what was the communication like? what was going on on that drive that made you know you had an opportunity to win in game? >> just basically told us that the offense just to stay focused. don't try to do nothing too big, and take it one play at a time. that's what we did. >> michele: you found riley cooper into the end zone. this was a guy you worked with a lot on the scout team. where was he? >> we was going at it all game. the interception he was all upset about. don't get down on yourself. we called a great play and saw two safeties and he sflit them and gave them the ball. >> michele: you told u

wendy, back to you. >> sad story. thank you, pat. >>> right now any moment now we're waiting the news conference from republican presidential candidate herman cain. he's in arizona at this hour and says he will refute allegations from a chicago woman named sharon bialek. she says he groped her back in 1997 when she met him to ask him for help in finding a job and in tv interviews last night and today cain said there is no truth to her allegations. a group that supports cain has questioned her motives citing her troubled financial history. she says she did not come forward to make money. she is the fourth woman to accuse cain of inappropriate behavior but the first to go public with her accusations. we're awaiting that news conference. we'll bring it to you as soon as it comes in. >>> jane watrel talks to a woman who is raising more questions about herman cain's behavior. >> i don't want to be alone with this guy at dinner. yeah. i don't. maybe there was something about his tone. i thought it was a bit peculiar that a

wendy rieger takes a look. >> reporter: his name is jewel praying wolf james.s putting final touches on a totem pole he brought to this garden at nih. inside the library, there's a new exhibit called native voices. native people's concept of health and illness. it looks at how they have using their herbal medicines and rituals to heal their physical and spiritual wounds. >> it's good for us. maybe it's not scientifically proven, but it's helped us get through. >> i think america's native population has a lot to teach us. we became interested in visiting outreach. >> reporter: he wants this exhibit to show the communal nature of the healing art and how they have kept the spirit of the earth and the ancestors near to help with their modern turmoil. the totem pole is the most powerful reminder. they found it in the nation where he resides. only fallen trees are taken and must first be blessed by the tribe. >> our teacher uses that all things were created first by the great spirit. we are the youngest children of creation and we have to give thanks to everything wh

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jo joined by sarah ganham and attorney wendy murphy. sarah, i want to start with you. you've been in touch throughout this emerging scandal with families of the alleges victims. when jerry sandusky told bob costas last night, he's innocent, that he's not guilty of any sex crimes that if he's guilty of anything, it's enjoying being around young people and horsing around in the shower with them, what do the families of the victims tell you about what they heard last night? >> well, you know, it's been the same theme since the beginning. what they really want, they feel like they've been through enough. some have been keeping this bottled up for 10 years, 15 years, 3 years, they want this guy to plead guilty to prevent their sons from having to take the stand and testify. they don't want to look backwards anymore. they want to look forward. they want some hope. they don't want to go through this anymore. they don't want the scandal, the circus surrounding it. they want him to admit that he did something wrong and plead guilty, and it doesn't look like they're going to get

welcome to news 4 at 5:00, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly.n with a developing story tonight. a man arrested for gunfire at the white house. at least two bullets were found on the white house grounds. police were searching for him. instead, they found him 200 miles away in indiana, pennsylvania. news 4, darcy spencer joins us live from the white house with the late developments. darcy? >> reporter: the suspect has been on the run since friday night after he allegedly fired shots on constitution avenue. if you look in the distance, that's the white house 700 yards behind me. some of the shots may have hit the white house. they have been searching for the suspect believe he was in the d.c. area. they were wrong. he made it to a pennsylvania hotel room. the man wanted for firing shots near the white house friday

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welcome to news 4 at 5:00, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly.gin with a stunning turn of events in a d.c. courtroom moments after a washington man pleaded guilty to a number of arsons. he was slapped with new indictments for a series of other fires. jackie bensen joins us live with tonight's developments. >> reporter: 34-year-old maurice pled guilty to fires here in the district. when he was done, a prince george's county officer was waiting for him. he admitted to a laundry room of arsons. among them a house fire on 48th place northeast that came very close to killing a squad of d.c. firefighters. four escaped with serious burns, a fifth was injured. >> they skin graphed both of my hands. i had skin graphs done to my left and right arms. my back and shoulder area is

what's yours, wendie? >> i'm a rhodes scholar. >> no. >> he just fell down over there. >> i'm not the brightest bulb on the tree. i am geographically challenged victoria. i play a former soap opera actress whose series was canceled after 27 years and i'm trying to figure out the rest of my life. thankfully have two very dear friends who talk me into going off on a trip and we end up with cleveland with this one, the care taker. >> yes. >> i'm the cynical, former eyebrow queen of hollywood. >> you've all fallen on tough times. >> she had the worst love life. >> yes. i had the worst. >> and elka had the best. >> i'm recently divorced mother of two. empty nester and i just find i'm moving to cleveland because i have nothing left. that didn't come out right. >> no, it didn't. >> i love cleveland. >> she's the sweet one with -- if you take the sparkle out of her eyes, we would be better off. >> and what about elka? >> the pain in the ass. >> wonderfully so. >> we have these wonderful men on the show. three gorg

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i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. we have a developing story out of manassas.for the tsa is under arrest, charged with sexual assault. he assaulted a 37-year-old woman along winfield loop early yesterday morning. according to the victim, he displayed a badge and assaulted her, then ran off. police arrested him at his home down the street. we'll have a crew and live report coming up later this hour. >>> a murder suspect who was mistakenly released from the prince county georges jail. he walked out of jail less than two weeks ago. it never should have happened. he was held without bond on murder charges. darcy spencer joins us live from police headquarters in palmer park with new details for us. darcy? >> it's taken a day of digging, phone calls and research. we have a good idea of how it happened. a different suspects court information got put in this defendant's file indicating he had a $75,000 bond. unfortunately, no one caught this mistake until it was too late. he was already back on the street. 24-year-old frederick scott, charged in a murder that happened

wendy and jim, best plans -- back to you guys. >> thank you. that's an interesting report. >>> stay tuned to "nightly news" for tom's full report on this study. it comes on after news 4 at 6:00. >>> after "nightly news" you can watch the live lighting of the famed rockefeller center christmas tree. here's a live look at the 74 foot tall norway spruce. the tree came from a family in pennsylvania. now, it's adorned with five miles of wire and l.e.d. lights. on top is the crystal star. it won't be the only star tonight. tony bennett, cee lo green and justin bieber. you can catch it here on nbc 4 tonight. >>> tomorrow, the festivities come to d.c. the national tree lighting ceremony starts on the ellipse at president's park. kermit the frog will make an appearance. doug kammerer, the chief meteorologist of news 4 storm center will be there for a special edition of doug's holiday lights. >> what a way to kick it off. you don't mess around. >> start at the top. >> we said we are going to go to people's front yards. the president called right away. it

it is always nice see you, wendy.nk you. >> thank you. >>> we are keeping our eyes on the markets. right now the dow opened up with a triple-digit loss. stocks are still getting hammered. taking a look at the numbers right now. the dow is down about 225 points. 11,729. obviously, markets are fluctuating. let's get you to cnbc's brian sullivan. overall we had this terrific october. the best month in, what, nine years? what are we looking at right now? >> we're looking at fears out of europe again. we thought we had a greek bond deal done, but then last night, the greek prime minister basically called for a new vote. let the greek people vote on whether they want to accept the terms of this european union bailout. imagine if the american people individually could go to the polls separately to vote on whether or not they wanted t.a.r.p., right? that's essentially where we are right now. and there's fear that the greek people who are annoyed by all the austerity measures and income cuts and higher taxes might vote it down

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wendy, jim, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> two deadly shootings in prince george's county are not related. they happened last night within an hour of each other. the first was 9:40 in the 2100 block of county road in district heights. a man killed near a playground. no word on his identity. just after 11:00, it happened in oxen hill. the victim was lying in the street. he's a 51-year-old andre morton from northwest d.c. police are trying to find a suspect and a motive. >>> an eye-opening report was released today that questions the safety of the asbestos abbatement. the mid-atlantic regional coalition released the findings today. major abbatement companies violate safety regulations risking the health of workers. they lack resources. >> virginia and maryland have three inspectors per state for the entire industry. when we asked the inspectors what they needed most to do their job more effectively, they said cell phones. >> the report was compiled with the help of a college student who went undercover as an asbestos worker for a year. >>> virginia residents affected by the

wendy? >>> police released a sketch of a man who allegedly tried to abduct a girl last week. hispanic between 30 and 35 years old. 5' 10" and may be a smoker. it happened friday morning near the intersection of kings hill court. he offered the 14-year-old girl a ride and grabbed her. she fought back and managed to get away. if you recognize the suspect, call fairfax county police. >>> the family of a catholic university student gunned down is now suing the district. the 31-year-old was shot last august near sherman circle. according to court documents, $20 million wrongful death suit alleges the shooter was in the custody of the districts rehabilitation at the time of the shooting. they were negligent in supervising that suspect. >>> there are big delays for morning commuters today after a serious accident that left one person dead. let's look at some of the video that came in at 2:15. this is the suv that slammed under the tractor trailer. again, this was early this morning in the dark of night. we want to show you a little bit about where it happened. it was on the capital

i have never even heard of this, wendy.mazing. >> what was interesting, she can't sun herself. you don't even think about that. her eyes are pink, it's not pink, it's the lack of pigment. you're seeing the blood vessel in her eye, that's why they appear to be pink. it's really cool. you'll learn a lot at the national aquarium at the commerce department. >> i would like to run around to get rid of some mice in the house. wouldn't that be easy. >> are there dead mice in your house? >>> trapped in a tight situation. the rescue of a 9-year-old girl. >>> plus a deals in the works for the teen nicknamed the barefoot bandit. >>> coming up tonight, a group of teens caught on camera shoplifting from a 7-eleven in montgomery county has some local officials talking about changing the law. >>> miracle mom. why one local mother is thankful this holiday after she beat the odds and got the one thing she thought she'd never have. >>> then tonight at 6:00, it's a recipe for trouble. see what happens when two little boys are left alone for j

wendy, do you think justice has been served here? >> not even close. the question is is he fit to sit on a bench. that i think goes without saying. i don't think he's fit to walk around free in civilized society. and due respect to the district attorney, you know, what i didn't hear him say was we spoke with the victim and asked her about incidents that occurred beforehand and after the fact, which should have happened because she did reveal in subsequent interviews that this was a pervasive problem in her home. and had he spoken to her, he might have learned that there was abuse at a time when she was under the age of 15, which would still be prosecutable under the statute of limitations. and also there may well have been subsequent events that fall under the shorter limitation period. so i think he's not being entirely honest with the public and he should be held to account. i hope folks ask him those tough questions. i will say that i'm glad the feds are looking at this even though i'm not sure they have a very strong case, but interestingly enough,

well, there's a video by wendy she has wendy's look book and she shows us 25 different ways to wear a scarf. the very first one that she teaches us is the modern one loop. and that's a very simple just tie it around once and let it drape. >> i like how all the other pictures look. >> this is the classic drape. >> that's my look. >> that's like the librarian look. >> you can play around with your scarves. i think some people are almost afraid of wearing scarves because they don't know how to tie them and they don't know how to use them. if you use this video you will be able to wear them. >> does this make anybody else feel claustrophobic? >> keep in mind, beth that all scarfs are not created equal. there are some very fine silky ones, there's thick knit ones. and they're all appropriate for different types of the year. >> you've got indoors scarves, you've got outdoor scarves. come on. >> you've got skiing scarves. walking scarves. >> you know, driving scarves, flying scarves. the one that suzy wears. >> i today brought my infinity scarf. with this is basically one big loop which you

well, there's a video by wendy she has wendy's look book and she shows us 25 different ways to wear a scarf. the very first one that she teaches us is the modern one loop. and that's a very simple just tie it around once and let it drape. >> i like how all the other pictures look. >> this is the classic drape. >> that's my look. >> that's like the librarian look. >> you can play around with your scarves. i think some people are almost afraid of wearing scarves because they don't know how to tie them and they don't know how to use them. if you use this video you will be able to wear them. >> does this make anybody else feel claustrophobic? >> keep in mind, beth that all scarfs are not created equal. there are some very fine silky ones, there's thick knit ones. and they're all appropriate for different types of the year. >> you've got indoors scarves, you've got outdoor scarves. come on. >> you've got skiing scarves. walking scarves. >> you know, driving scarves, flying scarves. the one that suzy wears. >> i today brought my infinity scarf. with this is basically one big loop which you