warren and maureen nyerges bought this house in naples florida in 2009-- paying cash. so it was a complete surprise to them when they received a foreclosure notice from bank of america. they immediately called the bank to straighten it out, but no luck. proving they had no mortgage was much more difficult than they imagined. >> they just couldn't wrap their head around the fact that there was no mortgage. we had no business with bank of america. we made the purchase from the bank. it was paid in full. i don't understand what failure there was at the corporate level to let this happen. >> i don't know if they just didn't hear or they didn't want to hear or they didn't understand. >> i believe they heard. you'd speak with a representative and ask for their supervisor, and you'd give them the same story you gave the representative, and you would get the same response from them. "just get up to date on your mortgages." >> tom: banks and the court system are clogged with foreclosures. at the end of may, more than 912,000 homes were being processed for foreclosure. homebuyer

[applause] >> now, from the commencement ceremony of the ava maria law school in naples, florida, senator marco rubio, a florida attorney and the son of cuban immigrants with his first commencement address as a u.s. senator. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it's an honor -- i'll put this thing back. [laughter] >> it's an honor to be here with you today. thank you for the honorary degree and for the invitation, dean, i appreciate it very much. cardinal, it's an honor to be with you. mr. monahan, thank you as well. and all of you. had i known i was getting an honorary degree i would have skipped law school 13 years ago. [laughter] >> and saved a lot of money. [laughter] >> in any event, i'm grateful for it. thank you so much. i'm honored and privileged to be invited here today on such an important day for all of you. i've done these before. this is, i think, like my fourth commencement address. i always get to wear this robe and i brought my kids to one of them in year's past. they were wondering why no one in the choir was singin

florida. the moderate former utah governor has his campaign stops in miami, orlando, and naples. >>> all rightlly this half hour, how to keep the kids cool and entertained during their summer vacation. sounds like it's all over but sounds like it's not as difficult as it might seem. >> as becky worley tells us, what's good for the kids can often keep mom and dad entertained as well. >> reporter: ah, summer. a few budget toys can cool the kids and pass the hours. first, sprinklers. the crazier the better. these two from melissa and doug are great for the littler ones. more ballistic models like the geyser blast may entertain slightly older kids. next, if you have access to a pool or a lake, check out the waboba extreme ball. it bounces on water. this would definitely keep a 10-year-old busy. it's made of some crazy space-age polymers. it floats and it only costs $11. now a rousing ping-pong rivalry could chew up a little summer down time. so i love this sports craft anywhere table set. for just 15 bucks, turn any table into a makeshift ping-pong table. my kids love to swim. so these cute speedo