barbados does not sound so bad. steve is back with a final look at the >> you can usually find valuable pieces of history at an antique store. a woman in richmond found items from her own family. she discovered several family photos including those of her late father. she lost her home in a foreclosure a few years ago and her father's trombkaunk is auctioned off. >> i had a bad feeling about not finding the trunk. he was into family. he would be glad they are coming back into our hands. >> bring them back together. his advice to anyone who loses things is keep your eyes open because you never know where you might find it. pretty incredible. you can still celebrate the independence because gaithersburg finally holding its fireworks celebration tonight. it will be at that montgomery county fairgrounds. the original celebration was postponed because of the storm. the display is at 9:25 p.m. it will not rain? >> i am keeping my fingers crossed. look at the extended all. 87 for the high today. near 90 tomorrow. hotter by

she is the former minister for energy and environment of barbados and now the coordinator at rio plus 20 for developing countries. we asked her for her bottom line of what needs to come out of rio. >> some of the other things i think we'll definitely come away with are agreement on issues like water, and energy and food security, which are all very important. how do we do it in three days? the truth is that the process is already very much ongoing. we've been negotiating now at the government level since january of this year. fossil fuel interests are powerful and entrenched. and it is easy to live with what we already know. it's easier to remain where you are than to get up and go somewhere else. so that change is never easy. there is some lip service, but i think that the market itself is driving changes. you have the fact that consumers are making choices which are more environmentally safe, which are more environmentally sound. there is a whole movement toward whole food and organic products and goods and services from ethical locations or where ethical practices have been used in

when we investigated, we found the fake avastin was sold by companies in barbados, the u.k., denmark, switzerland, and a company in this building in a gritty neighborhood outside cairo, egypt. this is exactly why it's against the law to import drugs the f.d.a. has not approved. marvin shepherd is president of the partnership for safe medicines, the leading nation nag group fighting counterfeit drugs. >> the doctors should not be buying unapproved foreign medications. and they know it, too. i mean, quite often in the avastin case one side of the label was in french and the other side of the package was in arabic. that's not an approvalled label by f.d.a., it was an unapproved product. >> reporter: the clinic employee says the motivating factor is money. foreign drugs are cheaper than u.s. drugs. for example, a european version of avastin could be as much as $600 less than the average u.s. manufacturer's price. >> people these days will do anything to make a buck. and they don't care about the people who are sick and dying. >> reporter: the f.d.a. says one of the clinics that purchased

live in a $1 million property in south carolina and split their time between that and a home in barbadosfriends say she was introduced to drugs develop early on. >> she had been introduced to drugs at an early age. 16 or something at university. she got married. she seemed to be very happy. he was -- when i met him far more -- he wasn't reclusive he was far more difficult to talk to. he had a nice personality. nice person. but she was the one who did all the talking. she was vivacious. >> reporter: the couple came to london to escape the taxes in the tetra pak's native sweden but they grew increasingly reclusive. they are almost unrecognizable. gaunt. disheveled. disoriented. filmed in may, police say this was the last time she was seen alive. >> physically, there was a difference obviously because her health -- well, her health had always suffered and not necessarily through drugs but she had a heart condition. i mean, i think she had a pacemaker. but with him it was far more visible. >> reporter: eva and hans kristian rausing first met in a drug rehab facility over 21 years ago. as she