jeff hager is on this. >> i'm kelly swoope. my friends from swoop are helping me pack this box. >> here's a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. >> coming up on world knew, the gold medal war between the u.s. and china. the u.s. on top until now. so what's the secret? we go inside china's program on world news. why don't we play a game of hide and seek? right now? yeah go hide. one, two... [ son ] come and find me! three! [ male announcer ] bite-sized chicken's grown up. new kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded in the colonel's original recipe. try 10 bites with an 8 piece meal for $19.99. today tastes so good. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. peo

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kelly swoope, abc2 news. back to you. >> it's so important on how to protect the family from the west nile virus. fact, next week, milford mills will be sprayed at 7:30 at night. you can improve your odds of avoiding the voirs by spraying yourself while outside and using any repellent with deet. although mosquitoes can bite any time, when they happen, they happen between sun down and dawn. >>> former university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely has been sentenced for the murder of cockeysville native yeardley love. christian schaffer is live outside the courthouse where huguely was sentenced. what's the latest? >> reporter: 23 years in prison. the jury's recommendation had been 26 years. virginia's sentencing guidelines are below this so he knocked a couple years off the sentence. the judge knocking those two years off the 25 years and he said the one-year should run concurrently for that. we heard from george huguely him self. he addressed the mother and sister of yeardley love and said i am so sorr

kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> kids can expect some lesson changes when they return to class this year. u.s. education secretary arnie carlson said schools could face more cuts. >>> it is back-to-school season. that means shopping for school supplies. the first item on your list will probably be a backpack. we're working for you on tips to help you pick the best back pafnlgt pay attention to shoulder straps. lack for wide shoulder straps and it helps distribute the weight evenly. load the heaviest items closest to your child's back. carry a lighter load. your child's backpack should weigh no more than 10% of their body weight. look for safety features like reflectors or reflective fabric. abc2 is working for you to make sure they get the school supplies they need. the annual back-to-school drive is on. we are teaming up with celebree learning center an the preston mitchham jr. foundation. we are looking for backpacks composition books pens, pencils. you can drop off supplies at any of the celebree learning locations. we have it on our website. it's at abc2news.com slash school supplies.

>> he's not just swooping at this guy. the bird is really pecking him in the head. >> the best part, what the dude says to get the bird to back off. >> maybe the bird is saying like, eat more chicken. >>> and this guy has some smooth moves. >> he's like liquid. >> he's like >>> remember, "right this minute" is all new all summer long. >>> you've probably already noticed my friend nick here, he gets a beard. >> yeah. i kept the beard because so many people commented on the goofy facial hair. it was about 5-3 ratio in favor, so the viewers win. >> at least now you look mature. you don't act so. >> can we rub it? >> yes. what do you want to rub? >> look what happened to this cyclist that was out trying to enjoy a ride? >> back off. back off. i'm a vegan. >> he's not just swooping at this guy. the bird is really pegging him in the head. >> i think he really hates that helmet. >> what the heck could cause the bird to attack? was he too close to a nest or something? >> maybe it is the helmet and he thinks it's some sort of ugly

>> he's not just swooping at this guy. the bird is really pecking him in the head. >> the best part, what the dude says to get the bird to back off. >> maybe the bird is saying like, eat more chicken. >>> and this guy has some smooth moves. >> he's like liquid. >> he's like the first time i saw fios, it was absolutely amazing. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios, it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. [ male announcer ] don't settle for the same old cable technology. now you can move up to verizon fios with no annual contract required for just $99.99 a month for a year, you'll get a fios triple play and our whole home solution -- including a high speed wireless router, plus a new multi room dvr and hd set top box free for 6 months. with fios the internet was five jabillion times faster. fios gives me way more for my money. [ male announcer ] switch to fios for just $99.99 a month for one year with no annual contract and get our whole home solution. hurry, up

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kelly swoope. a.bc2 news. >>> experts point out in addition to being harmful to your health and addictive, selling your prescription or giving it away to friends is actually a felony offense and there are serious penalties including fines and jail time if you are convicted. >>> the announcement from lance armstrong that he will end his fight against charges that he used enhancing drugs is felt inmerrill. he has been a strong-- maryland. he has been strong of a cancer if u had to -- fund to idove free service for parents. the president and ceo says the 7 time tour de france win and found lation live strong have given over $200,000 to support the mission over the past 15 years. he says time will tell if donations will slow down. >> lance from early on was one of our first donors. he's one of the largest donors. and as an organization he's been instrumental and helped us launch a program in baltimore at university of maryland cancer center. >> and the cancer fund and live strong will benefit from a bi

rg3&impressed the mom, dad, entire family in one swoop, metaphorically speak, of course. he was not the only one to have people gushing at first plant. as a matter of fact, maybe the biggest surprise of preseason game one was not rg threes ' -- 3s play at all and that is because we expected him to play well. and richard crawford is turning heads with his play and seconds before the end of the first half on thursday and he was not big there. he was big in the kicks game and with three punts for a total of two affords -- yards and he was pleased with the team's defensive effort and humble in trying to play for a roster spot. >> i made mistakes and play and i did well. >> and when i win the game, i was nervous and [ indiscernible ] >> and pierre garcone. going to the field for the first time. and 20-yards to the house and right there. he joins the skins after a five- year stint in indianapolis and with that five-year, $42 million contract. the screen pass is for robert griffin 3. it has some people slipping out. >> and it was a little adrenaline rush. no injuries or anything

in 2008, they swooped up phelps after he won in beijing. >>> the news tonight is far from over. the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >> and thank you for staying with us, i'm maurine. iran now claims that it has successfully test fire department an upgraded version of a missile. it can hit targets on land and at sea. that would make the missile the most accurate and puts american naval forces in range for attack. peter has details. >> the 110 missile iran says they successfully tested have the ability to hit targets at land and at sea at a range of about 180 miles with great accuracy. this once again puts shipping routes in the strait in iran's cross hairs if they decide to make a move. >> they will use it mostly against land based targets within those ranges and also sea based targets that are stationary. and most vulnerable would be tankers that are parked in place. waiting the traffic through the straits. >> general keen said iran is slightly to deter any potential strike by israel. with the fourth generation of the 110, the armed for

a helicopter swooped low as three parts of the pot of palance help fight off paved thereby is very messy. a dire warning from university administrators. the war in the state has cut a quarter billion dollars from school funding tuition can climb another 20 percent. the regions are endorsing the governor's proposal to raise state sales and income taxes. >>> just two games away from the championship for little leaguers a petaluma the nationals crush the competition kicking off with a first-inning grand slam. big news ! verizon wireless is teaming up with xfinity from comcast. now you get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless plus a great offer. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and you'll get up to a $300 visa prepaid card by mail. verizon wireless and xfinity. it's tv, home phone, internet and wireless. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles. all because of the card. and me. okay, what's the plan? plan? mm-hmm. we're

think the first slide shows you the elevation from van ness, which is one of our main elements, which swoops up from the ground. a highly textured element which becomes a candidate from the top, and it sits on top of the roof garden. you can see the building in the existing image on the left-hand side just as a straight box, but we are fortunate that there is an opportunity to take the mechanical floor down, and it frees about a 30-foot-high space, which will become a roof garden. that is sort of a signature element of the architecture, but this is an element that is visible all over the city. that is where we are working right now. these are initial images i am showing you, but we will be working on the texture as we progress. here is an image looking at the east and south elevation. you can see the element that goes over the top of the roof, the walls facing the north, south, and east side. we are working on the figuring right now. they will have balcony's which will allow them to open up. you will see the residents which are inside them. we are working on things like the glass color and t

. >> an uninvited guest swooped into a canadian tv studio earlier this week, bringing the news staff to a frenzy as they tried to scare a bat away. eventually the bat was encouraged to go outside and leave the humans alone. good thing there are no bats in the studio here today. let's go out to al in new orleans, who has another check of the weather for us. hi, al. >> reporter: hey, thanks so much. good to see you, soleil. weep have rain going on here at lake pontchartrain. that's the lake back there by those light poles. that's the shore of the lake. we are seeing remnants of thunderstorms and showers making their way from tropical storm isaac. right now it's 35 miles southeast of alexandria, louisiana. 45 mile-an-hour winds. it's moving northwest at 8. look at the part of the day making its way into missouri. the low pressure system finally petering out as it makes its way into central illinois and indiana. we have extended tornado watches, something you always have to worry about. they are extended until 4:00 p.m. central daylight time. the rain is going to be an issue. we have wat

kelly swoope is back tonight. they have had problems for years with these claires. >> now millions are being recalled after two dozen infants suffered skull fractures. this isn't the first time we heard about this. in twef the company issued a vol tear recall -- voluntary recall after reports of children falling off of elevated surfaces. tins -- since then there have been more incidents. now the company is recalling another 4 million so you can install the safety belt. one father said his son fell out of one of the chairs and cracked his head in two places. >> bye got there, he had no -- no pulse. they said three minutes more and he would be dead. >> they said stop using it until you can get the row strange belt -- restraining belt in. >>> would you like a warranty to go with that appliance? why a columbia business is shutting its doors and how it will affect you. >>> who do you think would win between online versus in-store when it comes to school supplies? >> after some big storms last night 87. 87 was your two-

it looked like it was all over for this bald eagle.while swooping down to pick up some road kill...crashed head on into a semi truck in wisconsin. wisconsin.thanks to the driver.. a vet was called in and the eagle was diagnosed with a concussion. he was then given to a rehabilitation center to recover... where the owner is still stunned the eagle survived. ((amazed, incredible is a better word for it, especially when you saw the pictures and the second picture had the head through the grill, and almost into the fan belt, and i'm thinking holy expletive. )) ))the eagle was released after about a month of recovery.the driver says it caused about two thousand dollars in damages to his truck... but holds no hard feelings towards the animal. ((2-shot toss to weather)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reporter ad libs))map wilkensbelair195fiber 395map 3 mta 3 3 3 3 saving a life... 08:33:37 "i just had this feeling in my gut - something's wrong, something's " wrong."the dangerous organ donation...that saved one young woman's life...next in our cover story. why don't we play a game of

kelly swoope is live at sell le bree learning -- celebree learning center with more. >> my helpers have been busy packing bags. the drive goes through august 24th. i want to bring in pries ton -- preston mitchum. he started this. >> this drive is in its ninth year. on average we help out about 1200 kids a year. we are hoping to double or triple it. first time partnering with celebree but we have a lot of donations already. >> you can get involved. richard huffman from celebree, the president and ceo, tell me how you connected. >> preston said can we use your location to help raise school supplies. >> what has your response been so far? >> great. to see the little guys, preschoolers, school agers not only help but they get the less son of leeping other kids in need. >> why dead you decide to get involved? >> there's some lessons learned here. and as you heard kevin speak earlier, he knew exactly why he was doing. to watch that and knowing he's learning that lesson warms my heart. >> the kids kind of spearheaded the event. >> they made all the banners. >> there's lots of ways to help fill

. >> looks like he already gave the swoop signal. >> signaling the arrest team to swoop down and make the bust. >> that's it right there. arresting. >> as the police close in, the subject makes a half-hearted attempt to flee. >> she's getting out of the car. she's getting out of the car walking southbound. that's her. >> down for one second. >> the woman is easily arrested and she's done for the night. but the task force is just getting started. >> she's running up to meet him in the alley. >> moments later, just a few blocks away, they nab another one. it's business as usual on the streets of oakland. >> female black, looks like pink shirt, white shorts. we got her last time. >> then the officers find something that really captured their attention. >> hey, those girls are really young. >> three girls who appear to be juveniles out on a stroll. >> all right. pulling up alongside of them. still rolling. >> the undercover officer attempts to solicit the girls but they don't respond. >> they're walking away. >> they're scared right now. >> for now the task force must move on. there are p

kelly swoope has more on this fit for daniel. >> disan yell's classmates said lady gaga is his favorite and she's no stranger to keeping out to teens. so the students have started a movement to get lady gaga to visit daniel. they are making a video asking ga ga to come, wearing red shirts because that is daniel's favorite color. >> everybody is supportive. everybody's make shirts. >> as part of their evidents, students have started this facebook page called lady gaga, please visit daniel. the page has more than 14,429 likes and this is within the first 24 hours after it went up. we'll keep following the effort. they want people to like this page as much as they can to get the word out so people can support daniel and get lady gaga to visit. >> let's like it. let's goat it here. >>> the south jetty is one step closer to getting light. the investigation uncovered several serious accidents. an accident prompted friends to call for lights. the commissioner of queen anne's county said they are trying to get the job done. >>> a naked man with a rifle. baltimore county police said someone call

political spoof.the two pushed "the darr knight risesá down to the third spot as the latest batman series swooped more than 19 million in ticket sales.but batman fans have shown their support.... since the release the movie franchise boasts 390 million dollars inntotal ticket sales. manny machado hits a two-run homer in the second inning... off royals starter, bruce chen yesterday.it was his third homer in four major league games.the o's went on to 5-3 over the kansas city royals. 20-year-old machado now joins frank robinson, ray knight and lee may... as the only players to get an extra-base hit in each of their first four games with the orioles. an alligator act at an ohio county fair takes a turn for the worse. worse.how an experienced trainer's quick thinking... helped save his life. life. 3 ((break 1)) you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's

for that we go to kelly swoope. >> we received it through the media relations team. it reads, on monday, august 27, 2012, our son, daniel was critically injured on his first day at school. we would like to personally thank school personnel who quickly responded, getting daniel to safety. we would also like to thank baltimore county ems, baltimore county police and the maryland state police who quickly transported daniel to the r adams cowl shock trauma center in baltimore where he remains in critical condition. we would like to ask the public, our family and friends to respect our privacy at this time and keep daniel in your thoughts and prayers we here at abc2 will continue do that, update daniel as condition as we get more information from the family or the hospital. >>> in addition to hearing from the victim's family, the county executive and the police we heard from perry hall's principal. he said they're trying to get back to a normal start but they are aware that some students and parents may have a hard time dealing with what happened on the first day of schoo

a parrot swooped down from a roof and dive bombed an unsuspecting man smacking him in the head. >> what's wrong with that. >>> he quickly realized the bird brained move could get him tailed so rather than get his wings clipped it quickly flew to a nearby police car and surrendered perching itself on the shoulder of an officer. the jailbird has been turned over to foster parents until they can find his parents. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning do you, bill. >> i didn't write any of that story. >> you don't want to take credit for that, bill? >> no. >> i yesterday. the cold front heading off the coast and now we're tracking the moing, lynn. the thunderstorms rolled through the northeast yesterday. the cold front heading off the coast and now we're tracking the next one. almost like a september pattern across the country with one front after another coming down from canada and look at this. that's where the cold front is located. the 24-hour temperature change, you can really

kelly swoope, you're the one who will explain it to use it's complicated. the biggest difference that most women might notice is the change on the birth control copace. you may have to pay for the trip to the pharmacy. only a small fraction will see a difference today. first it only applies to those with priest insurance. within that group, women's plans who have not changed will not see a difference. it will take time for all the plans to be agisted because there is grandfather clause. according to abc2 news, half of insurance plans and fewer than that for smaller companies will have to comply. jenny block with planned parenthood said the changes will make a difference. >> i think for the many women of maryland who will find themselves with a health insurance that allows them to access contraception were no cost sharing, this is an incredible benefit for them. we're really excited to be here for them to help them take care of their health. >> while this goes into effect today you may not see a change for another year yet. we have much more on our website,

walking on this gaithersburg street when she said bats that had been flying like the ones behind me swooped down and caused her anguish. >> was like instant pain. >> reporter: dina is still shaken after a bat attack. did you see it? let's see it in slow motion as they fly around. >> it's kind of surreal. >> reporter: she tells me she and her husband george were walking their four dogs on garfield drive. they looked up. what did you see? >> we saw a group of bats swarming around us. >> reporter: suddenly two aggressive bats circled around dina's head. >> i was nervous, especially with the dogs. >> reporter: she stopped, then continued to walk. and then -- >> i got hit in the back. >> reporter: like someone stabbed her in the back. >> like a sharp, stabbing pain. >> reporter: did you know a bat bit you? >> i did. because he flew right around. >> reporter: today doctors gave her six rabies shots. according to department of health, bats are the leading cause of human rabies death in the u.s. >> i never expected that. >> reporter: it will take her a couple days to fully recover. >> i have a feve

it looked like it was all over for this bald eagle.while swooping down to pick up some road kill...crashed head on into a semi truck in wisconsin. wisconsin.thanks to the driver.. a vet was called in and the eagle was diagnosed with a concussion. he was then given to a rehabilitation center to recover... where the owner is still stunned the eagle survived. ((amazed, incredible is a better word for it, especially when you saw the pictures and the second picture had the head through the grill, and almost into the fan belt, and i'm thinking holy expletive. )) ))the eagle was released tuesday after about a month of . recovery.the driver says it caused about two thousand dollars in damages to his truck... but holds no hard feelings towards the animal. a u-f-o mystery unraveled. the navy spills the beans on what this strange looking object is that had everybody talking ... coming up. up. you're watching fox 45 good 3 it's a blast from the past! grease is taking over at toby's dinner theatre. emily gracey is streaming now with this mornings hometown hotspot. - how long is the total experie

you might see it swoop over your neighborhood this weekend.at the hayward airport this morning. >> look at the naturally occurring background radiation over areas of san francisco and oakland. >> reporter: the department of homeland security's national safety administration are doing the survey, flying over pacifica, folks and -- texas and oakland. their data you will passed on to state and local authorities so if there is ever is a natural disaster, they will have a baseline to help them determine it. the chopper has 2 pods like this, one on either side. inside, there are six detecters that mesh usual the radiation in the ground directly debo it -- below it. that information is transmitted to the laptops and stored and recorded. the choppers will be flying low 300 feet below the ground. the surveys will happen every day this week through sunday and cover 69 square miles. >> we'll be out of your way p in about five days. >> reporter: -- way in about five days. >> reporter: they have already done the research in other cities. but the captain sa

a parrot swooped down from a roof and dive-bombed an unsuspecting man, smacking him in the head. but quickly through right to a nearby list car and surrendered. the jail bird has been turned over to a foster parent until authorities can find its owner. >>> well, now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning to you, bill. >> only three puns is all could you come up with is this. >> i had a couple more, but decided to spare you. >> pollely wa ly wants a cracke somehow. good morning, everyone. i had to dust off one of my weather maps. i don't think i've used this in the long time. excessive heat warnings in the pacific northwest. remember when you couldn't buy a day in the 80s? we were roasting credit. excessive heat warnings will continue for the next two days here all the way town through seattle, greater portland area, south of portland. yesterday it was 96 in portland. medford 102. 88 in seattle. we'll be even hotter today in almost all locations. one spot that did cool off with clou

much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog still smoking from the fire. it's tongue was sticking out of his charred skull. my mother heard it whine. it's only the wind my grand mother told her. but the clouds above stood still. there was no wind that day. it is almost dawn. she is quiet now. mother, i s

police swooped in and it looked like the men were preparing to leave spain.he interior minister said one of the suspects possessed enough explosives to blow up a bus. >> it was what financial markets wanted to hear, but not enough. >> european central bank president today said the euro is a reversal and added that the bank plans to buy government bonds to drive down high borrowing costs. >> that is good news for troubled countries like italy and spain, but drug he was short on details and a timeline, which sent stocks plunging -- draghi was short on details and a timeline. >> last week, the european bank president said he would do whatever it takes to save the euro, but on thursday, he produced few results. >> the euro is irreversible. the governing council may consider undertaking further nonstandard monetary policy measures according to what is required to repair monetary policy transmission. over the coming weeks, we will design the appropriate modalities for such policy measures. >> the ecb has signaled it may start buying government bonds, but there's st

and if you go to court anyou deal with that and you have tgo to "dancing with the ars" and tmz will swoopget your comments. it's probably best. good luc with everything. and if you're curious abo how jaleel reacted to bei sent home from "dancing with th stars," take a look. >> did do that? >> wendy: so silly. by the way, there is a rum that "dancing with the ars" doing a "dancing with the stars "all-star ition. mao lopez was one of the co-hosts last week and mario started the rumor bause he said the producers were discussing it, but it sn't -- itas a closed secr. it wast an open secret and he talked about it and apparently he got shut down like shh, shh. so there will be a all-star reunion of som sorts. my phone willbe off the hook, not that you'd be calling me anyway. kim k. is biz usy wh kanye wt. my friend michael boltonight not answer kate gosling isiz we herkids and buzz aldrin is all danced out, but good luck with the all-stars "dancing with e stars." by the way, mother's day is my favorite holiday of all, have i ever share that with you? it's just very random. i know mother's day w

. >> when the prison closed down, the coast guard swooped in and remove the pool table off alcatraz. reporter: for 40 years, the coast guard used in it their break room. when they were done with it, ranger john made sure they knew who wanted it. john also helped raise the money to restore the island's original diamond fire engine, even finding original fittings that had been removed and getting them back. >> here we go. >> reporter: perhaps his proudest achievement is something tourists don't see but definitely hear. ranger john got a texas steel company to fabricate, then donate all the parts needed to make all of alcatraz' cell doors operational once more. ranger john said he does all this because these interpretive pieces bring the past of the island to life and in doing so, guarantee its future. >> to have these items on display and people enjoying them is the payoff, really. >> if you think of someone who you would like to see profiled in bay area proud, you can go to bay area proud.com and get in touch with me. i should let you know the person who suggested ranger john cantwell

we could do a 20-year increase this time if you would like and get it done in one fell swoop. >> if you are educating people who are in middle school today. by the time rates hit the fan in 10 years, they will be in their mid-'20s. prime voting time garrett it ends up being more important within the spectrum of things you can do. >> thank you very much. we are now at the tail end of the workshop. i want to thank you for your active participation, not just today but the prior workshops. several of the commissioners have met with us and had additional briefings. the program that we presented to you today brings our system to a state of good repair. employees, state of the art technology, it hits all the marks that we are trying to hit. it makes our facilities good neighbors and enables us to increase our level of community benefits. it does take a robust community outreach program. i think julia and her staff have done a great job. they have brought on a communications person specifically for the ssip. they are working with me on a day-to-day basis. we will have a team of communications p

the parrot swooped down from a roof and dive-bombed an unsuspecting man, smacking him in the head. but this feathered felon has a conscience, because it flew into a nearby police car and surrendered. perching on the shoulder of an officer, the jailbird has been turned over to foster parents until authorities find its owner. for a look at the national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist, bill karins, he has the weather channel forecast. >> this is how it would go if the bird had a brain that thought like a human. which we decided to give him today. but nevertheless sort of funny. >> i'm so glad they crackered that case. i had that one saved. like one of those things you don't want to say, but have to. >> you don't have. >> the storms were impressive. i even had small hail at my house, which is rare in new york city. here's what we're dealing with this morning. we start in the midwest. we covered the drought yesterday, showed you how bad it is. we've been talking about it all summer long. this is the most rain i've seen over the state of iowa, going back to the middle of spring. we

a bat swoops in through the air while the anchors are live on tv there. it is.ou have to look at ctv at the noon newscast, the bat flew into the building and everybody was freaking out. employees were running around. there's the bat. hopefully it doesn't happen again. >>> see you at 6:00. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. some things won't last 25 years. with a qualifying u-verse plan. ah! woof!

. >> the before and afters from when he's a teen and swoop down. poor biebs. >> watch it. watch it.c. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> democrats push back against mitt romney's attempts to paint president obama as the welfare president. the question is, are the negative attacks working? or are they just becoming white noitds? >>> and as the fighting rages on in syria, president ba saw her article alabama assad appears on tv for the first time in three weeks sitting next to his new bff from iran who promises his country will stand by him against the u.s. what do they hope to accomplish by supporting this faltering regime?