pairs of shoes. the teens made 210 pairs last time. 50 today. the final construction happens once the shoes get to uganda. so this project provides protection and diane roberts wusa 9 news sports. . >> fantastic product. the final construction costs $10 a pair. the school raised the money so i don't know in uganda -- so no one in uganda would have to foot the bill. if you would like more information go to our website or our app for a link to their page page . >>> it is so nice out here here . >> it is. 75 and gorgeous in february. what we don't want is 45 in april. [ talking at the same time ] >> let's just be in the moment. enjoy where we are. right now. >> very nice. >> looking at reality check. get ready. temperatures now. tomorrow, one more fantasy day. 76 for a high. and more like may, really. and then near 70 on saturday. and then a cold front goes through. showers and storms and low 50s on sunday and low 50s on monday and then we spring upper 60s on tuesday. we are getting more confident that

. >> i always say that you're only as good as the last pair you made. >> reporter: it's safe to stay wheeler has been on a roll in that regard. he's built quite the reputation around thesear a little spot here. so then i'll take the hammer and i'll touch it up in those spots. >> reporter: and that really makes a difference? >> it makes a difference, because not only for the boot, but for me. because the next step then is to trim the sole over here. and you want that line to be as straight as possible. >> reporter: from the first measurement to the final product, the process can take hundreds of hours. with wheeler and his long-time bootmaker jorge, paying attention to every detail. >> believe it or not -- >> that's it? >> no, no. that's just the glue. >> reporter: it's not just what he makes, it's how he makes it. the machines are the same his dad used. and where wheeler learned the tricks of the trade. >> when i first started sewing on these, i would fight with and my dad would just say, just let the machine have machine have it. >> reporter: wheeler's rustic and simple workshop is

. >> i always say that you're only as good as the last pair you made. >> reporter: it's safe to stay wheeler has been on a roll in that regard. he's built quite the reputation around these parts. and beyond. >> i see a little spot here that needs to go up here and a little spot here. so then i'll take the hammer and i'll touch it up in those spots. >> reporter: and that really makes a difference? >> it makes a difference, because not only for the boot, but for me. because the next step then is to trim the sole over here. and you want that line to be as straight as possible. >> reporter: from the first measurement to the final product, the process can take hundreds of hours. with wheeler and his long-time bootmaker jorge, paying attention to every detail. >> believe it or not -- >> that's it? >> no, no. that's just the glue. >> reporter: it's not just what he makes, it's how he makes it. the machines are the same his dad used. and where wheeler learned the tricks of the trade. >> when i first started sewing on these, i would fight with it. and my dad would just say, just let the machi

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>> that's our signature. >> you're the person who comes in, has always wanted a pair of boots, i just wanted these boots, i don't care about anything else, i want one pair of boots, now i know how the addicted people feel, because you'll be back again and again. >> reporter: warren avery had wheeler fashion him boots that are a road map to every super bowl game he's been to. with the leather tips sent straight from the wilson factory where tonight's game balls were made. >> this is a size what again? >> 26 1/2. it's the biggest we've ever made. >> reporter: he's built boots for the tallest man in the world, for dick cheney and robert duvall. no matter client, the same rules apply. there's a two-year waiting list, no exceptions, even for arnold schwarzenegger. >> he finds a pair of boots he loves in one of the books. it's a floral design, lot of leaves and stems, with a yellow rose in the middle. "i want this boot with the california poppy." i tell him now, the problem is, we have a 2 1/2 year backlog, so you cannot be in a hurry. so it's january, so he says, my birthday is in july. an

in the early 80's, they found a pair of pants in the trunk. it is very likely the company to get an insurance payment. they were good about making sure a lot of the shipments were insured. levi had a pretty good sales set up by the 1870's. here they are. none of them wearing levi's because they were not invented yet, but they were probably wearing denim. what was interesting was that levi had dry goods customers in mexico, canada, and hawaii in the late 1860's and early 1870's. he understood the value of the pacific rim. so he thinks, i am going to be a wholesaler of the rest of my life, i'm prosperous, my family is growing, my sister and her husband are having more kids, the business is doing great. i am a happy capitalist. that is what he thought he would do for the rest of his life until 1872, when he got a letter from this guy. this guy is jacob davis. born in latvia -- it was russia at the time. he came to the united states in 1854. he was trained as a tailor. he came to california in late 1854 and decided to try the whole gold mining thi

bryan tells us tonight this soaring pair has been delighting the south jersey neighborhood for years. >> it is just amazing. >> reporter: majestic, inspiring, word used to describe seeing bald eagles in their natural habitat. in the whitman square section of the washington township residents like frankly oniti has another word, neighbor. >> if you didn't know it was there you would see it. our eyes go to it. >> reporter: witnesses say nest has been in the wood between whitman square and atlantic city expressway for several years. a surprise driver alerted us when he saw enormous nest so close to the the busy highway and the homes. >> such a beautiful sight at this time of the year and in the fall. >> reporter: nest has been identified by new jersey bald eagle project as turnersville nest. record show pair has two baby eaglelets and say they cannery pro tuesday each year it is quite possible that these two are protecting eggs right now. >> what do you think of having eagles for neighbors. >> great. >> it is great. >> they are really thighs. >> wing span is so beautiful and it the is j

so we are looking at a pair of shackles that represent the arrival of enslaved africans in 1619, and this is an essential turning point for virginia's history. andany subsequent decisions events in virginia history are tied to this decision to invest in slave labor on plantations. tobacco is an industry required a massive amount of labor to basically succeed, and what servantss indentured that initially populate these plantations as the labor force of transitioned out in favor slave labor because of the lower costs for that type of worker. these shackles represent this new group of people that become indelibly linked to virginia history, and also they represent continuation of this kind of ebb and flow of people coming and merging their cultures as a whole. this sort of odd pile of metal is actually a fragment of what was called jack up plate armor from the colonial. these are individual -- colonial period. this would have been sewn onto a cloth jumper that would have been worn essentially as a shirt of armor. this has been inactivated by archaeologists, this was buried underground f

so for every pair of socks we sell we donate a pair to the homeless community. >> ceo david heath launched bombas in 2013. they hold events like this one where they make breakfast for the homeless and give socks to people who need them. >> it's great that they can hand them out, that they can give them to us because we can't always get to a washer, we can't. >> the goal was to give away a million pairs of socks in ten years. it took less than three. >> is it the mission? is it the quality of the socks? why do you think it's caught on so quickly? >> i think it's a bit of both. you can't have one without the other. in my world. you can't have a great mission with a bad product and you can't have a really great product without a mission. >> heath modeled his buy one - give one away business. on the success of toms, which donates a pair of shoes for each one sold. and warby parker -- which does something similar with eye glasses. in the past few years a growing number of companies have realized that doing good is good business. >> being charitable is cool now. we started with harem pants. >> n

the pair is looking for cash. police tell us nooefs hit this restaurant twice before along with other small businesses in the area. in each case the burglars cruise a crowbar. if you have any information, police would like to marry from you. >>> today johns roast pork in philly will re-open. yesterday burglars stole thousands of dollars and caused damage. the owners say they got into the place through the exhaust system. thieves took cash from the register and donations for a cancer charity. two businesses including a competitor will donate double the missing charity money. >>> a pre-trial hearing in chester county is the latest step towards justice for accused cop kill eric frein. he killed one state trooper and wounded another. since the trial is a high-profile one the jury will be picked in chester county. those jurors will be bussed to pike county for opening statements now set for april. >>> let's head down to the jersey shore where a comes river man who crashed his pickup truck in an icy river and killed his

each household is limited to six pairs. the glasses were previously only available at physical snap locations. the one semi location in new york city closing down on sunday. >>> only six pairs per household? >> if you want your product to sell, allow it to sell everywhere. >> my point is which household wants more than six pairs. >> you never know. >>> dozens of chinese businesses applying to use ivanka as their trademark. the national trademark office receiving 65 applications from companies looking to trademark items from wallpaper to alcohol. one weight loss product has ten applications to use ivanka. her daughter is learning mandarin. >> didn't know that. >> there was a daughter of her wishing the chinese happy new year. very impressive. just from the daughter herself, but also a useful little diplomacy tool. >>> coming up on the show, our must reads, and don't miss sara eisen at the top consumer conference florida today. she will be sitting down with the ceos of mondelez, tyson and conagra. first, a look at how europea

reassure european allies that america is committed to nato but also that mike pence is a safe pair of hands. for all of trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail about eu and brexit and nato, there is the tea m eu and brexit and nato, there is the team in place and mike pence is part of that team. we have outlined how important the two parts of the world are in terms of trade but today's talks are to do with security and nato. numerous american president since the 1970s have railed against what they see as the freeloading of european allies with regards to defence budgets and military spending. it is not illogical to see that it spending. it is not illogical to see thatitis spending. it is not illogical to see that it is probably not fair for american and british taxpayers to foot the expense for nato. there are only four countries within the 28 member nato grouping that actually have committed to spending 2% of their annual budget on defence

how did you find the oldest pair of jeans? [laughter] lynn downey: how did i find the oldest pair of jeans? somebody called me on the phone. in 25 years, one of my jobs was to shop, spend the company's money on really old jeans read i didn't have to go anywhere to do it. when people knew the company was buying vintage products, it just showed up. , whos a private dealer always wanted to remain anonymous. east -- he stole it -- he sold it to the company. it was somebody who found them. people rarely told me where they found the old jeans because they did not anyone -- want anyone going where there might be more. as a historian, it makes me crazy. i think we knew the provenance or maybe two or three of the early pieces of denim in the archives, but they would come out of barnes and sellers in mines and trunks. cellars and mines, and trunks. >> to questions. i am curious about the timeline with some of the changes were made like that rivet at the bottom of the fly, the back pocket, and the second question would be the trunk they

time, i mean, you look at the pairing now and it feels native, and it feels like it makes sense. emily: so google was interested in buying you, too? kevin: i think everyone was. [laughter] i don't think it was google specifically. companies were interested in what instagram was up to. we were a bit of an anomaly. we were 13 people, but we had all this growth. people were kind of like, they could not get why those two things could be true at the same time. and i think people wrote off photos. no one quite understood how important photos would be for the future of social media and expression. if you look at the way people express themselves now, it is not just through chat, but it is through photos and sending them to each other. no one quite understood that was the revolution we were about to embark on. emily: facebook bought instagram for about $1 billion. a year later, citigroup valued it at $35 billion. did you ever think, what did i just do? kevin: no, no. every entrepreneur measures value on impact, or at least i think so. when you talk to mark, he gave away 99% of his wealth

. >> reporter: the goal was to give away a million pairs of socks in ten years. it took less than three. is it the mission? is it the quality of the socks? why do you think it's caught on so quickly? >> i think it's a bit of both. you can't have one without the other in my world. you can't have a great mission and a bad product and you can't have a really great product without a mission. >> reporter: he's modeled his buy one/give one away business on the success of thom's which donates a pair of shoes for each one sold and warby parker who does something similar with eyeglasses. in the past few years growing companies realize doing good is a good business. >> reporter: nathan cullman is the ceo of elephant pants, a company that dough naced money to charities that help save elephants. they make up the difference by charging a bit more than competitors. it creates buzz for brand and loyalty to the customers. >> reporter: businesses on a mission the make money. >> this is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: -- and a difference. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> in ne

in the country. >> they are frank particularly trying to find the pair before they strike again. they will take boyett dead or alive. >> there are two places you can end up. prison our a cemetery. the choice is yours. >> boyett is oned for the killing of three women including a former girlfriend. alicia greer, a mother of three. i sinister evil lies behind the cheery exterior. >> he choked her and hit her in the face with an unopened two liter bottle of soda and she needed stitches in her head. >> and a third victim in alabama, 52-year-old peggy both killed in her front yard and the pair believed to have fled in they are front yard. and a fourth victim in pensacola, now in critical condition. initially police were not clear on rice's role, hostage or accomplice, after they were spotted. the authorities say they have no doubts. >> the video in wal-mart she was away from him shopping and when back to him in the parking lot. yes, she say willing participant there is no doubt about that. >> police believe that the couple may be hiding out in the woods on spice, a drug that allows the

it is a great pairing for us to have in our line—up. great pairing for us to have in our line-up. i am very looking forward to the f1 series getting under way next month. arsenal through to the quarter—finals of the cup after a 2-0 quarter—finals of the cup after a 2—0 win against sutton united. lucas paris with the goal in the first half to give 81— lead. then theo walcott made it 2—0. —— a 1—0 lead. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. well, i'm sure you noticed how mild it was on monday, that's because our air was coming all the way in from the caribbean. obviously it got modified quite considerably on its journey across the atlantic but still tropical maritime air flooding in across the uk and it brought some pretty high temperatures with it — 15 degrees at st andrews, but as high as 18 degrees in kew gardens, just to the west of london. is it going to last? well, sadly, no. by the end of the week, we are going to switch the wind direc

you need a pair of shade for sure. lets take a look outside at storm scan three the at the moment. nothing to report whatsoever. that will be the case for the next couple of days. looking at area temperatures we're currently in the upper 30's right now, say for places like hunt pocono where it is chillier but we are expecting go to again, rebound to the mid 40's right where we should be on this day of the year. the meanwhile rest of the day does feature sunny skies, of course, and at our official daytime high, 45 at the shore, mid 30's out in the mountains. but, everybody is getting in on sunshine. it will last us, right into, and through the upcoming weekend. so, along with that sun, we will also get the a nice warming trend courtesy of the warm front passage and that will lead to a taste of april this weekend. coming up later on we will talk about how warm it get, which day is hieldes, how long will all of this last and that is later in the full forecast, guys. >> good running weather, katie >> thanks, katie. >>> at this hour president trump is heading to south carolina where he

. >> why look for love on pair pair -- paradise again? >> you want to find someone else on the show. >> what does chad think of this season? >> when i watch the show, i don't really watch it. i don't know, am i supposed project for women. >> 90% of the people follow me online is women so i am thinking i might as well help them. >> are you qualified to give a fitness plan for women? >> i don't know, my alababs i g. >> i stopped by mariah carey's rehearsal and we had a chat about everything that's going on in her life including new music and i had to get a confirmation about new boyfriend. and it is her newwsong aimed at former fiance, james packer. >> tell me what do you want to pnow? >> what goes through your mind when you sing that song? >> i don't know what you mean. >> she knows how to play it. >> people are thinking this song is about one person. i was thinking about the other night, this is applicable to so many different people that's been in my life. >> come on, come on. >> maybe not so many but at llast -- >> of course, mariah car

. >> reporter: the goal was to give away a million pairs of socks in ten years. it took less than three. is it the mission? is it the quality of the socks? why do you think it's caught on so quickly? >> i think it's a bit of both. right? you can't have one without the other in my world. you can't have a great mission and, you know, bad product, and you can't have a really great product, you know, without a mission. >> reporter: he's modeled his buy one/give one away business on the success of toms, which donates a pair of shoes for each one sold and warby parker who does something similar with eyeglasses. in the past few years growing companies realize doing good is a good business. >> reporter: nathan cullman is the ceo of elephant pants, a clothing company that donates 10% of profits to charities that help save elephants. he says they make up that money by charging a bit more than competitors and he admits the charity aspect creates buzz for the brand and good will with customers. >> we definitely get a strong return on our investment because we get loyal passi

one pair of boots. now i know how the addicted people feel because you'll be back. >> warren savery had wheeler fashion him boots that are a road map to every super bowl game he's been to. with the leather tips sent straight from the wilson factory where tonight's game balls are made. >> this is size -- 26.5. biggest we ever made. >> wheeler's built boots for tallest man in the world. for dick cheney and robert due val. no matter the client the same rules apply. there's a two year waiting list. no exceptions, even nor arnold schwarzenegger. >> he finds a pair of boots that he loves. it's a floral design, lot of leaves and stems with a yellow rose in the middle. i want this boot with the california poppy. i tell him, now the problem is we have ha 2.5 year backlog. you cannot be in a hurry. it's january, he so he says, my birthday is in july. and i said, that's nice, mine's in talk. >> schwarzenegger finally got his boots just a few weeks ago. he's also one of the last select customers wheeler will build

what a perfect pair of teeth. and he is having a great time. he has been kite surfing, richard branson has allegedly been teaching him. i do not know who won. barack obama. i've seen him on the basketball court. is having a great time and were learned. lovely to see you have a good rest of the week. thank you very much of co. have a good day, season. —— see you soon. hi there. well, for some of us on tuesday it felt quite springlike. for others, though, it was distinctly wintry, with some snow up over the higher ground of scotland in particular. well, the message is, over the next few days, the cold air is going to make its presence felt, easterly winds setting in. that process really beginning during the course of today, with those easterlies bringing a lot of cloud into many eastern parts of the uk, with some dampness around. some snow up over the higher ground of scotland, initially. best of the brightness across the more southern and western parts of the uk. this is breakfast time. there will be a cold start, one or two icy surfaces acr

a bit like this, but in a pair of glasses. well a small band of augmented reality pioneers have been really pushing the technology. here's marc again with some pretty classy eyewear. these augmented reality glasses are basically a wearable computer. for the last couple of years, augmented reality specs have been used primarily in an industrial setting or in the workplace. these have been competed by a company called 006, and they've been designed far more with the consumer in mind. they feel a lot closer to normal glasses, so to get the best out of them, i want to move around. so, i stand up, at the moment, there's a 360—degree video playing. if i look around, i get a different viewpoint here. i see a robot in front of me and what looks like some kind of futuristic hospital, and there's a guy over here, who seems very unhappy and another guy who looks seems to be shooting at him. the images move seemlessly with my head. if i look around i can see planet earth in front of me. but this is the cool bit, it moves. i can walk ins

the pair view. we were expecting a wa ke the pair view. we were expecting a wake — like episode at the leicester match last night. it did not happen. in their first game since sacking manager claudio ranieri, leicester city returned to winning ways with a 3—1win over liverpool. the reigning champions earned their first league win of 2017 and climbed out of the relegation zone in the process. danny drinkwater scored the pick of the goals while jamie vardy — much criticised for his form this season — scored twice. i think there has been a lot of unfair stuff written lately and i think you have seen a reaction from everyone. it was not about me personally was about most of the squad and like they say it has gotten us fired up in a good way to put a reaction on the pitch which we have done. a reaction on the pitch which we have done. it is not the first time that a team has changed management. an especially after what everybody said about the league and the responsibility of the players, a display what had to happen. but you could have

it's a very mentally and somewhat physically grueling process because it involves taking a tiny pair of scissors and a tiny pair of tweezers, and essentially cutting the sewing machine spreads at the same point all the way across for each row of stitching and then pulling them out. you have to be very careful when you are doing it because the goal is not to cut any of the original fibers of the flag, but only the modern sewing machine stitching. because this was done in a variety of ways, sometimes the best thing to do is filp the flag over. -- flip the flag over and cut out the stitching starting from the backside of the flag. once you actually go through and cut the line of stitches, you want to flip the flag back over, and very carefully pull all of them out. it's easier to work from the back of the flag sometimes also because the fabric of working with here is the backing fabric, the modern fabric. not the original fabric of the flag. it is simply removing the stitches row by row. somewhere in here. a lot of times these threads are very brittle and almost dry rotting. it's easy t

this week, it was a pair of hillary clintons. take a look. >> hi. i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> great name i'm val. >> remember that? hillary clinton appear ing with her impersonator on "saturday night live." the two were spotted having dinner wednesday night in manhattan. there was reportedly plenty of laughter coming from their table. and now she does kellyanne conway. >> she does. snl has been in the spotlight. this prompted a lot of speculation, maybe hillary clinton is going to make a cameo on an upcoming snl. we'll have to wait and see. people are definitely talking about snl. >> also talking about the weekend weather we're getting ready for, glenn? >> by saturday night, 11:30, it's going to be pretty pleasant. still be outside without the heavy winter coat this weekend at any time this weekend. it's 44 right now. the official high today was 45 which is right around average for this time of the year. very little wind compared to what we've seen over the last few days. you can see none of the areas have any kind of substantial wind. let's head

his endorsement simply says, "i bring you the pair now in charge of the england cricket team." as graham was saying, i'm sure they won't want to lose the element of fun they've brought to the role so far. by the looks of things they won't be, going forward. manchester city face bournemouth in the premier league tonight, knowing a win will move them up to second in the table and to within eight points of league leaders chelsea. and bournemouth need to buck the trend if they're to get anything from this evening as ben croucher reports. when you arrive at dean court, you're told anything is possible. bt manchester city seems anything but, if there are three premier league encounters are to be ‘ii’iiiu we much second-best. .. bournemouth very much second—best... manchester city back to form in some style. . . manchester city back to form in some style... manchester city have beaten bournemouth by 5—1. style... manchester city have beaten bournemouth by 5-1. on the day they been excellent. in every game they've been really good against us and we struggled to deal with the cr

we are looking at a pair of shackles that represent the arrival of enslaved africans in 6019. -- 1619. so many subsequent decisions and events in virginia history are tied to this decision to invest in slave labor. tobacco is an industry requiring a massive amount of labor to succeed. indentured servants that initially populate these plantations as the labor force are transitioned out in favor of enslaved labor because of the lower cost for that type of worker. these shackles represent this new group of people that become indelibly linked to virginity history and also they represent a continuation of this kind of evan flow of people coming in their own cultures with virginia culture as a whole. fragment of metal is a of what was called jack of plate armor from the colonial period. nhey would have been sew on 2:00 jumper. -- a cloth jumper. this was buried underground for a couple of centuries. organic materials like the cloth eroded away and we are left with these metal plates that are fused together over time. what this tells us about the life of colonial virginians, these were a peo

>> yes. >> or that would be an oddan od pairing?paing? >> just like this. >> i'll have to think about it. >> have to come up >> meanwhile let me tell you boe this.this ashley tis dale not taking itkig wis. not taking any of it. of the high school musical starr addressed some hateful commentse that were lobbed her way after her appearance at elton john's annual oscars party on sunday. parent smell people fat shamed a the actress saying they thoughtt she look pregnant.an >> okay. >> 31-year-old clapped back witc this statement on twitter "pressure to be perfect is a struggle, no i'm not pregnant i'm just happy and i haven'tav't been strict on my diet buttric thanks for the remind". naturally fans came to herfa car defense but one of them actualll admitted that she was the onease who made the pregnancy comment.t at ashley tis dale i'm the one o who said you were pregnant.gnt. i saw your body last night.ig you were different but i adore a you no matter what.hat. at least she was honest. >> i don't know if you ever aske omanman. >> exactly. ho

so we are looking at a pair of shackles that represent the arrival of enslaved africans in 1619 and this is an essential turning point in virginia's history. so many subsequent decisions and events are tied to this decision to invest in slave labor on plantations. tobacco required a massive amount of labor to basically succeed and what happens is endunt yured serve ants that initially populate these plantations transition out in favor of slave labor because of the lower cost for that type of worker. these shackles represent this new group of people that become linked to virginia history and also they represent a continuation of this kind of eb and flow of people coming and merging their cultures with virginia culture as a whole. this odd pile of metal as it appears to be now is actually a fragment of what was called jack of plate armor from the kcolon l period. these would have been worn as a shirt of armor and what's happened, of course, is because this has been excavated from archeologist, this was buried underground for a couple of centuries and the organic materials eroded away and w

to win a pair of tickets. kimberly: families gathered at the iconic marine corps memorial today to commemorate you wingina --iwo jima day. families of those who fault visited the memorial -- fought visited the memorial insisting the legacies be shared and passed on. >> the greatest generation is dying, and we need to remember we need to pass this on this monument stands for. kimberly: february 23 marks the memorial of the u.s. marines raising the flag in iwo jima, japan, in 1945. 7 on your side with a warning about a mail scam. some people in virginia are receiving a letter saying that they know that the person cheated on their spouse. one richmond man said it was obvious that it was a scam. >> i thought, who is this mystery wife i don't have. i don't have a wife. if you find some and they did cheat, they might pay. kimberly: police across central virginia report more than 30 people receiving the letters. investigators are trying to figure out who was sending them. right now at the national arboretum the first

. >> when we come back together the struggle to find a perfect fitting pair of jeans may be over. instead of running from store to store, yep, there's an app for that. the story is coming up. >> and taking space tourism is the next level. the trip around the moon is that the in the works for next year. that's coming up tonight at 11. >> some this finding a pay pair of jeans that fit perfectly can be trying to find a needle in the haystack. a high tech smart leggings. you buy leg infrom like a glove. they actually measure your shape that data is sent to app april to match measurements against different brands of jeans. kimberly agreed to a guinea pig to test out thesome. here's what she found. >> i have a thick size and larger bottom and smaller waist. it's hard to me to find jeans that fit my body typement for me to on a box and put jeans on and they fit that never happens. >> okay. she didn't say if it worked. >> smart leggings on sale for $80. all you have to do is download the smart phone app and it's free. all you have to do is pay for ap >> and jeans too. >> so $80 get a good

and in here, we have two trousers, a dress, a pair of capris and two different tops. and now we take the velcro straps and compress it nice and tightly. >> there's our compromise. all of this stuff you've said, angel, is two weeks worth of travel gear right here . if you can get to a hotel and do laundry, that can stretch it out. his other tip, put your electronics in a bag and don't put them in your checked luggage. these things going on at the travel and adventure expo. gasia, there's my compromise. roll and fold. >> i get it. i'm down with that. >> it's the unpacking that's the worst. >> i'm down with that too. >> let's go ahead and send it back to sal. he's busy in the city cooking up valentine's day desserts with chef ryan scott. gentlemen, how's it coming? >>> so listen. one of the things that we're doing is helping people who are trying to do something at home. maybe you're not the best cook, but we did a brownie mix from a box. >> cake mix. >> a cake mix from a box. >> this is what it turned into, ryan. how do i make it look like a dessert into came from a res

so for every pair we sell, we donate a pair to the community. >> reporter: ceo david heath launched the company in 2013. they hold events like this one where they make breakfast for the homeless and give socks to people who need them. >> it's nice that they can hand them out and give them to us, because we can't always just get to a washer. >> reporter: the goal was to give away a million pairs of socks in ten years. it took less than three. is it the mission, the quality of the socks? why do you think that it's caught on so quickly? >> i think that it's a bit of both. you can't have one without the other. you can't have a great mission and a bad product. you can't have a really great product without a mission. >> reporter: he modeled his buy one, give one away business on the success of tom's, which donates a pair of shoes for each one sold. and warby parker which does something similar with eye glasses. a growing number of companies have realized that doing good is good business. >> being charitable is cool down. >> reporter: mavin coleman is the crow of -- ceo of elephant pants, a cl

police were worried the pair was in danger. they're still looking for the baby's father. mother and baby were for the past few weeks. >>> it could take more than a week to fix a massive raw sewage spill in maryland. a pipeline broke last thursday sending more than 3 million gallons of waste water into the creek. crews set up a pump sewage into a holding basin. it is not affecting drinking water. >>> mobile lounges have shuttled people around airports. in a report tonight, the i h-te uncover questions about the safety of your ride. >> reporter: when dulles international opened more than 50 years mobile lounge shuttles were a cutting edge feature used to shuttle passengers throughout the airport grounds. after a pair involving recent incidents, they found 16 incidents or mishaps since 2007 including this crash in october when a lounge drove into a conduction zone. >> i flew forward like this and hit a pole that was in front of me. and bruised my forehead. had i not had my -- my luggage there i think i would have hurt myself considerably more. >> reporter: police reports rev

. >> you made a bet that you would celebrate after you donated 1 million pairs of socks. >> yeah. we thought it would take ten years. 2 1/2 years. all of a sudden the bet was -- dave said to me, when we hit 1 million pairs donated i'll get a tattoo to celebrate. >> did you do that? >> i did. >> where is it? >> on my arm, our logo and slogan, be better. >> we filmed it. you can look up the video online. >> it's right there. we're showing it. >> did it hurt, dave? >> no. >> the company is profitable? >> yeah. last year we did over 17. million and were very profitable last year. >> your parents must be very proud. >> very proud. >> what does your son do? socks. >> he sells a lot of socks. >> congrats, guys. >> great to have you here. we'll all bee better. >>> speaking of getting better, golf swing of a 6-year-old boy is the envy of professional golfers. how the prodigy,, >>> pro golfers will wrap up a tournament in florida and many >>> tournament this weekend in florida and many are drawing inspiration from 6-year-old tommy morrissey. he was born with just one arm but still plays his

, get a pair program, we've distributed millions of pairs of glasses to people throughout the world. >> because you point out that there are 1 billion people around the world who don't have access to glasses. >> it's crazy. and if you think about what that means to somebody's earning potential or ability to provide for their family -- >> or to learn. >> to learn. so it immediately sets people back. we're finding that even in america, we have students getting misdiagnosed as special needs when they just need a pair of glasses. so we now have a program here in new york city and in baltimore in which we're going into city schools providing eye exams and providing glasses? designing glasses to allow kids to choose from a bunch of different options. we know if the glasses aren't cool, they're not going to wear them. >> now they're clear because they're going to philadelphia going back for the first time, so that's great. >> we just opened our latest store in philly. that was satisfying being back on campus. >> continued success, which is great. >> thank you. >> may i suggest add more gree

and prosecutors confiscated nude photos and more than 1,000 pairs of girls underwear and the evidence they found took days to process. >> reporter: investigators believe there are more victims out there and urging them to come forward. as for thomas, the judge reached out to the public defenders office regarding his safety. >> thank you. >>> police are on the lookout for a man who was robbing women in philadelphia. they believe this man has struck at least four times in the last week, in each case the suspect approached a woman and knocked her to the ground and stole her purse, all the victims are between the ages of 33 and 37 years old and investigators believe the man drives a maroon sedan with a broken side light. >> septa drivers are dealing with delays again after dozens of train cars were removed from service for repairs. annie mccormick joins us live now from the girard station. >> reporter: yes, yesterday septa did not have the normal amount of riders, maybe because of people taking a long weekend because of the super bowl. or because people knew there could be cars out of ser

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we are using white vases and pairing this arrangement of roses with these really cool containers. >> so this is a new dish this year. >> okay, this is totally vegan. >> and finally, what's a party without good eats? cameron got the low down from the man himself, wolfgang puck. he has been crafting the oscar menu for 23 years. >> one of the tradition. our chicken pot pie is always one of our favorite things. can you see it here with the oscar on top. baked potato with caviar. every year. >> every year. a crowded favorite. >> absolutely. >> the most expensive ingredient of the night, 30 pounds of truffles, that's $36,000. most everything is made to order by wwlfgang and his 300 chefs but stars better leave room for the 50-foot dessert table. >> don't forget we made all the oscars. so for everybody to take home an oscar. so i will give you one too so you don't feel deprived. >> oh thank you very much. >> honey, i just won. >> have you seen cameron with his shirt off? >> he won. >> so why it pays to be oscar nominee from lavish trips to bizarre workout gear. we will show you all the swag

it is important to point out that isabella and a pair is in the audience. on anll have to get airplane or go to los angeles and do the oscars on the same .eekend anchor: a busy week ahead. it is on the name of good reason to be busy. think you that, our film credit. -- film critic. it is the party to end all parties, i'm talking about the real carnival. they are all kidding ready for the big day. we are going to hear about one dancer who has a leading role in festivities, who has traveled a very long way to get to rio. reporter: it is sunrise. come sunday she will be one of the stars of another symbol of rio, the carnival. this french dancer was discovered by one of rio's most renowned sombra schools. the choreographer called me and said i see what you have done. this was made for you. now the former professional gymnast arrived in brazil from her native france three years ago. she doesn't speak a word of portuguese, and she couldn't have imagined that one day she would find herself leading the troops. >> it was pretty but there is this element of being res

up a next, a pair of robbers. these guys use power tools toowr bust into the safe of a local restaurant. more of the video that police want you to could he coming up next. trump administration > we are learning new detailsle about a deadlyar shooting in happened yesterday afternoon onr hock run terrace. police have identified the victim. he is 20 year old involves i young of hyattsville. young was not the only person shot. they say a 23 year old man whoened up in the hospital alsoh was hit by the gunfire. police say the shooting doesn't northbound side of connecticut avenue near lawrence avenue. police say two cars were going northbound possibly raising each one. one of those cars struck another driver who was going southboundn and trying tgo make a left-hande turnft. a 65 year old man was in th that was turning. he is in critical conditionon tonight. two robbers who broke into a five guys restaurant were caughw on camera.e you can see the sparks from the power tools the two used to break into the restaurant's saf

above each pair are plaques with the officer's name and date of his or her death. one pair of boots has special significance to sedgwick county sheriff jeff easter. they belong to his younger brother, kevin. >> kevin had a great personality. he joked all the time, always had a smile. did really well in school. just an overall really good guy. most everybody liked him. i couldn't say that about me all the time. some people didn't care for me. but i looked up to him actually for that, that he was just able to really talk to anybody and didn't matter who you were. >> the easter brothers followed their father who was a major with the wichita police department into law enforcement. jeff worked for the wichita p.d., four years later kevin became a deputy with the sedgwick county sheriff's office. >> he was on the job for almost three years, had just gotten married and his life was really starting to take off. >> kevin easter was on patrol when he spotted a car that had been reported stolen. >> kevin chased the vehicle. the driver exited the vehicle, toolk off running fro

many of those cars are running in pairs, so now septa is saying they are trying to dis assemble some and repair fully functioning cars to get shore cars back on the track but this morning mike and alex , shuttles are here at girard station and septa employees helping people navigate this big mess that we will have have on our hand for the morning commute. >> wow. >> probably quite a while too. >> we will see how it goes this morning for breakfast. >>> we had a couple fires, this one in kensington fast moving fire leaves several people burned out of their homes. crews racing to the scene on the 3500 block of jasper street. just after about an hour they got it under control. trouble is, it is ripped through two row homes. nine residents did escape un harm but one of the family dogs died. >>> a fire in north philadelphia is under investigation this morning. it happened around 11:00 last night at a row home on joyce street. family was able to make it out safely but fire fighters, rushed into rescue their two pets. >>> alex, i you know i spend a lot of time in rittenhouse square. >> yesy