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later on, a girl was hit by a foul ball. both were taken to the emergency room but they are okay. >> imagine how bad the players feel. >> yes. they do feel bad. >>> sal, how are you feeling about our commute? >> i'm feeling okay. as a matter of fact, we do have slow traffic out there. it's just typical for a tuesday after the holiday. northbound traffic getting busy right through downtown san jose getting up to the valley. 101 and 85 are slow. this morning's commute is gonna be okay if you are driving on 237 with some stop-and-go traffic at 880. but after that, it looks good at highway 101. there is a backup at the toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 15 minute to 20-minute delay. it's getting worse as more people try to squeeze into san francisco. here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. a little bit of sun there. but a lot of fog has come back to the coast. that's gonna be a big drop in our temperatures compared to yesterday when we had 80s and 90s. temperature, 56, already the breeze kicking you. west-southwest 21 sustained at

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teams surrounding a bank, inside reports of a teller with a bomb strapped to his chest, a lone hostage in a bizarre robbery ending four hours after he was led out of the bank in handcuffs and no sign of the robbers. >> we were able to secure the bank, secure the safety of the individual and be able to deactivate the device. >> reporter: are the teller 25-year-old diego uscamayta claims it began friday after midnight when armed men broke into the apartment he shares with his parents. >> they said we have a remote, you know, triggering device. we want you to get as much money as you possibly can and bring it out to us. >> reporter: police say the robbers got away with an undisclosed amount of cash in his car but questions remained. how was he able to free himself from the bomb and when did the alleged third robber get away? and there's one more question the fbi at this point will not say how the three robbers on the loose right now knew the bank teller or knew he worked at this branch. randall. >> of course, thanks a lot. >>> in cast zik stan this morning a picture perfect return from sp

a young girl was coming in with a kid a little kid as soon as she got inside the blasts happened. a little known went to the market the day with his entire family it said he was quarreling with his brother bought right in their bike so his grandmother promised to buy him a new one but a moment later they were killed by the blast so. i went inside but they stayed at the entrance suddenly there was an explosion i lost one of my children and my mother my wife and another kid are in hospital there were many people there it was scary no we'll know and his grandmother yes i'm on lie side by side the government's closed the house of the survivors stricken by the loss. this is a father and his one and a half year old son who died and this is his wife she was injured legs and hands and this is the wound. candles commemorate the day in which he got because people here are mourning their loved ones and have been given blood to help the injured for tania who has arrived in the form of a new born son but before the birth she too had to leave through the tragedy those . to the market and to bro

buy a samsung fascinate a. only at verizon. >>> the merits of a state investigation into smart meter ssz under scrutiny tonight. critics are questioning just how thorough it was, and some of the conclusions it reached. 7 on your side's michael finney is here. have you been, yeah. >> look at that. this is how we've been spending our time in the 7 on your side office. senate majority leader dean flores scheduled a hearing today that postponed it so pg&e could deal with the aftermath. we read the entire report and then, asked two of the bay area top scientists what they thought. bill wattenberg is a doctor of electrical engineering and a talk show host on kgo radio. >> this structured group analysis by the p.u.c. is a total whitewash. >> james sweeney is aan engineering professor at stanford university and krikt director of the precourt institute. we caught up with sweeney from south korea. >> i think it gives significant evidence that the smart meters are more accurate than the mechanical, or electrical mechanica

>> a converse of a roof of a garage to -- a conversion of a roof of a garage to a deck and the worst things is put all those pots and plants on top which is more sponges that you're putting on a roof because the dry rot. and on top of that, they're putting plants on top of the guardrail which is adding weighting and dry rot. so yeah, you can do not just about anything more wrong than pat. >> now, there are a couple of issues i wanted to address here. one is the use of the roof for green. now we have a lot of green roof interests in san francisco. in order to have a green roof, you have to do two things. you have to address the structural issue that all of this greenery and the water that it holds is very heavy. and secondly, you have to provide exceptional waterproofing. basically, you put a complete waterproof membrane underneath everything and then you can begin to develop your green roof strategy. where you simply start putting plants on top. it's a recipe for leaks. another thing that's a real serious problem with this deck on top of the garage is that the guard is -- seems to be

also playing with knives a video of a u.s. soldier on two maids in the cause of peace is causing outrage that some locals died as a result of such. a remarkable crash landing and move west and russia as a plane touches down in a forest with eighty one. i'm put on its pages. that you're watching r.t. and this is a weekly news review russia's southern republican here is reading off to one of its deadliest terror attacks again is a car bomb that ripped through the central market in the capital danny kaftans on thursday killed seventeen people and injured more than one hundred sixty. six on the trove of reports on how the city is trying to return to normal life. cries louder than sirens but no fear just the time eleven twenty four on the watches of those who perished in the central market in logic of cause it was an sos day when a suicide bomber drove his silver car to its entrance gates he was said to become during a routine check of the car but reluctant to open the trunk but a security guard aslan big clear insisted. he put the

a senior -- >>> a senior u.s.icials say there were credible threats of a terrorist attack on the eiffel tower. it was evacuated for the second time in a couple of weeks. >>> rescuers will resume searching for people missing after a landslide buried many. homes in mexico. there were earlier estimates that hundreds of people were missing. that number has been reduced. >>> the latest development from battleground maryland. one candidate is pulling ahead. gov. martin o'malley has an 11 point advantage over bob ehrlich. the poll has a margin of error of 3.5%. that is a big jump for o'malley. the top issue for voters is the economy. for more information on that in other races, attention to our battleground 2010 election special tonight at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >>> now more news from around the region. arlington is the first county in virginia to drop out of a immigration program. it allows local police to share information with the federal government about people who are arrested, including immigration status. e pov

to you. >>> a a stery is unfolding in a small vermont town where a 78-year-old woman disappeared morece are looking for clues in the case and they are not ruling out the possibility that the grandmother was kidnapped. here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: 100 volunteers from as far as connecticut and cape cod joined the search this weekend, helping police and the fbi comb a 25 square mile area. scuba divers checked a nearby quarry. still no sign of the missing grandma. >> anybody who has information relative to the case that can be helpful, please come forward. >> reporter: the mystery began last weekend when a friend came to pick up pat o'hagan for a rug-hooking meeting. owe haggan was nowhere to be found. her car still in the driveway. >> there's no reason to believe that she's wandered off on her own. >> reporter: the family says pat isn't forgetful. >> she doesn't have a boyfriend, and isn't wealthy so there's no financial motive for her abduction. in fact, they've been racking their brain trying to think of anyone who doesn't like her. >> we've been looking but we can't find anybod

a crash possibly involving a pedestrian. park a slow ride leaving riverdale and chefly into northeast. 270 backed up from clarksville and sunshine toward connecticut avenue. this is the ten mile backup in virginia leaving springfield toward route 7, long-standing crash that we had to deal with earlier cleared but the damage is done. it will take a while before the delays ease. on 66, jammed up out of centreville. the toll road to the beltway. and road work southbound 95 from newington to lorton, taking away the mid lane for the midday. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> well if you spent a lot of time on your cell phone, and who doesn't, or if you leave it on your nightstand while you bleep --sleep. andd now a study showing kids with cell phones may be at higher risk. deborah davis is a scientist, author and founder of the environmental health trust. good morning, it's good to see you again. >> nice to see you, allison. >> and you've come in with the latest news in the right to know what is happening. tell us

problems a very long time stability for you what about the consequences of a year a collapse outside the usa i'm thinking about its effect on the world financial markets some say that it will be cataclysmic much like the collapse of lehman brothers was what do you think i think the better off for for a ten or so and then. in the markets so markets needs. data. items so you need. to protect them collapsing offer your makes a case could be a moment of turmoil but only send markets can come for you to be stable currency is stable interest rate and come back to the normality. of something. but important is much more important so markets. and economies need stable currency in order to perform and. see. if. real a real positive effect on the economies involved into your soul countries keep on joining the euro zone on the first of january estonia will become and then what's the effect on the union of having nice more diverse economies being part of the problems will go look monetary union we have lessons from history can function only a limited period if you have no turmoil on the external

shooting occurred near a cafeteria of a hospital.unman is in critical condition and the officers sustained minor wounds. they're looking into if he was involved in another incident hours earlier. the hospital is in partial lockdown. >>> federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research is on full appeal. the opponent says it destroys embryos and funding may continue. overturning an earlier suspension by a judge. the lawyers say if the bans continue, a number of research projects and diseases could have collapsed. >>> and an annoying pest is invading the country. in >> well, vick, bed bucks are a huge problem. they don't know why they're prevalent and wednesday, the city held the first of several forums about them. knowing how to identify them is the first prevention. they're small and they leave bite and blood marks on the skin, they like to hide in luggage and mattresses. stink bugs don't sound bad after that. >> at least they're temporary. >>> pest control workers called new york city the epicenter. >>> and big yellow buses pi

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a lot of gasps and a couple screams.re pretty upset about the whole thing going on. >> yeah. did it look like the guy was -- i mean, it's hard to describe. but this lion is clearly going after the trainer. did the trainer -- did you think at some point this guy's in for it, this guy's done? >> you know, it happened so fast. you're definitely worried for the guy, but he did seem to get away quick enough that you weren't too worried that he would actually be done for. >> the other thing you keep in mind going back to the prior wild animal attacks, even ones that have been in captivity their entire lives, way down deep inside of them, they are still wild animals. >> yeah, they definitely are wild animals. >> and something surely triggered something but we're happy to say the trainer, or the guy inside the enclosure, escaped without any serious injury, i guess. >> yeah. it is a blessing. >> yeah. on the other end, here you go, you're on your honeymoon and this is a story you'll never forget. >> that's for sure. >> happy hone

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes.e. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> you're looking live at the vietnam veteran's memorial bridge. here's kristy breslin with wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, well, plenty of activity going on out there. southbound, 95. we see congestion, that's heavy from white marsh from the north east side. and as far as northbound 95 goes, still, that's on the shoulder and northbound inner loop, slowing there and not better on the westside. still, busy there and 795 to edmondson avenue. and a disabled vehicle to watch out for on the south westside of the outer lupe at 95. wills' look live at 95 north of the beltway now. you can see the traffic definitely building. we'll take a look at 695, free and clear and that's on the right side of the screen. go to h.h. gregg for tvs and digital screens. >>> marty's in the first warning weather center. >>> well,

were close at hand shops an outpatient clinic a cinema close to outsiders a tennis court a canteen and even hobby clubs for children. yes you would be hard put to find anything missing what there was a crash and there was a kindergarten kindergarten was in that cabin on the rooftop where there was a large veranda on the other side on a farm and children from the creche and kindergarten slept on the verandah in the daytime. in those days it was not as noisy as it is now. life in the house was very comfortable. moving nice and yes there will believed in was three minutes until the jail it's not clear if it was demanded to be that way but the more if architect. had sensed the trend of the times in any case that's the way that world was constructed and finding a closed courtyards and a system in general isn't about anyone entering or leaving the building was taken every movement was there was a total control of everybody and everything. that never even occurred to the tenants of the modern house that they were living in a large golden cage there were small fountains in the middle of the co

, adding a ron shipp is a sensible. we see a lot of people putting elevators as our population, including us, ages. >> or houses are getting more vertical. >> that is right. no permit is required for a tool shed that is less than 100 square feet of area looking down, bird's eye view. less than 100 square feet, no permit is required. without a permit, there is no trigger for an assessment. >> you could go up two stories? >> no, actually. the planning department has a height limit of i think 10 feet in the required the rear yard area. eight or 10 feet. [laughter] keep your hot tub in your toolshed. >> in this market, if you bought your house recently and you are thinking about doing one of these that you think is going to make your assessment go up, you can always apply and have your assessed value go down. >> we have some information here about that. we will get to that in a second. having a swimming pool or a sauna will change the assessed value of your property. i would get approval. it is the least improvement value t

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searching for a suspect in a brazen heist including taking a bank teller hostage. investigators are discovering an important clue. i'm julie banderas and this the fox report. >> president obama slamming republicans over their pledge to america, a proposal to slash taxes and spending as well as end the stimulus program and repeal the health care law. >> it's not a prescription for a better future. it's an echo of disastrous decade. >> republicans firing back. >> the policies of the current administration, millions of americans are out of work sclool tonight more on the battle over the pledge and how it could affect the all important midterm elections. also tonight, terror scare in the sky. police evacuate an international flight from canada forcing hundreds off the plane over an apparent bomb threat but was it all a hoax? plus, bullied but not backing down. an 11-year-old boy says two classmates beat him up and even broke his arm all because he a cheerleader but that is not starting to him from doing what he loves. >> it's something he is interested in and whatever

big, big difference. >> that's a lot of money, 3.99 a pound is a lot of money.t say like ten for $10, or ten for a dollar. >> you see the sign that says ten for $10, two for $5, whatever it might be. most stores, especially using your shopper club card, you don't have to buy all ten. you can buy one if a dollar. >> a dz hhh. >> but see the sign and it says ten for $10 so all of a sudden you load ten cans of carrots into your cart. you don't have to do that. are you going to eat ten cans? buy one and usually the get it for a buck. >> it says ten for ten. >> those supermarket people are very crafty and clever. >> yeah. >> they are. everything in the store is meant to be, you know, for sale, they want you to buy -- >> do you know how many people in america have shelves like pantrys filled with carrots they never ate. supermarket flyers, they come, some people use them as bibles. >> right. >> but are not exactly holy scripture, right? >> right. here's the cool thing you need to know about the supermarket flyer. the front page, everything on the front page is usually

a break now, more airlines in just a moment the latest overnight news a live look as a good break.ounty. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. welcome back, time now for a shot of the james lick. we're dealing with little bit of thought. current temperature and san francisco 56, in jumping up and to the '60s high 60s today for an afternoon i back down into the upper 50s by the clock tower. here's a look at where road yet thought. 2 as a major way to the morning that fog is really expected to lift quickly, to be along the peninsula, east bay by about 7:00 we're clear in the north bay, pretty clear elsewhere by 9:00. for the most part most of that fraud will be dissipated. turn temperature of 56 for san francisco, into the sixties this morning to oakland, hayward. also into livermore the upper 50s to remind you and root 60 degrees in san jose. afternoon highs up into the upper '70's for santa rosa, napa. 73 richmond upper 60s for san francisco, said bay bringing us up and the low eighties for was daughters, morgan hill. keeping

we get a chance for a shower at it. it will dissipate in our area tomorrow and the steady supply of hot and humid air will continue into thursday afternoon and friday. the first couple of days of fall will feel like midsummer. not much in the way of precipitation through friday afternoon. this is a cool front that will proper temperatures, sliding through and working its way to the southeast. we are not looking for rain, but hopefully by end of the weekend it will feel like the new season. sunshine and a warm day, still humid. the wind turns to the south. the winds will shift to the southeast and the light. western maryland gets a chance to see dry weather tomorrow. a round of the day, partly cloudy skies and 88 degrees. the lower eastern shore, warm and 87 degrees. in the tropics, keeping an eye on the police said. this system is almost stationary to the west of the cape verde islands. it looks like it will linger there and remain a weak tropical storm for the next couple days. 88 tomorrow and 92 degrees on friday. it

a chance of a shower or a thunderstorm this evening. you may want toake the umbrella out from time to time. you're not going t need it too often. tomorrow morning, mostly. a lingering shower or two. 60 to 67 degrees as we move through the day. i think we'll see more sunshine in the afternoon. 80 to 85. it will be warm and breezy. then the four-day forecast showing a high of 82. 84 -- 82 on saturday. 84 on sunday. some great weather. >> where's the greek food? >> that forecast is almost as delicious as that baklava. >> do i need to get you some wet naps? >> yes, you do. a ole bucket of water. i'm sticky. >> thank you, doug. >>> just when youhought you were being vigilant against falling for a scam, you discover a mystery charge on your bill. >> they're popping up on phone bills, credit cards, bank sttements. liz crenshaw will tell us how this happen and h we can stop it. >> it is called bill cramming. recently we've received an influx of e-mail complaints from viewer wanting to know why they're seeing these false charges. people are bein

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with help from the how-to website monkey see.com, a fitness expert has a little advice how to turn a child's fitnes routine upside down. >> everybody likes to be upside down. especily kids. if we can have them work outing in something they have fun with, they won't realize that they are also getting a good workout and getting fitter as they do it. she will put her hands on the floor and her head soher head and her hands make a tri-angle. there is not a lot of pressure on her neck. she's going to take one leg and up. i'm going to bring it to the top. then she gets the idea. i slide my hands up to her legs. so now i can put her body into a straightposition. so she wantsto keep her feet together. once we get establhed, w can start doing some actities upside down which will help build her body strength. notice i have my knee in the middle of her back to help stabilize her. we'll go to the side. she can stop halfway or if she is a little bit stronger, e can tap to the floor and come back up. as she gets stronger, i'm going to bring my hands down closer to her hips. she has to do more ofhe

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a young senator from illinois in a speech -- made a speech. the moment is now to heal a nation, to repair the world. it resonated with me bar. i remember being on the ground in afghanistan for a short mission. looking out the window of a farmhouse, i thought the we did not have to be there. what the streets and think about healing a nation that that senator talked about, a failed education system for our children where 28% black young men graduate. i went to a church mosque, a temple or synagogue every weekend. it is a great job. you can buy yourself anywhere. [laughter] i learned a jewish term, it means to repair that world. but there is another story that i heard in one of those congregations that speaks about the man i am about to introduce. i heard this about a man from the land of israel, several centuries ago that went to a foreign nation. when he was there, he was arrested as a spy, sentenced to hang. he asked the judge if he could go home one last time and hug his spells goodbye and he would come back to the hon. he said that if i do n

, a matarse y a dispararle al cirujano. >> arpaio convocÓ a ciudadanos armados.ratando de cruzar la frontera desde mÉxico. por primera vez la gobernadora de arizona jean brewer dialogÓ con un noticiero en espaÑol. la gobernadora hablÓ de su decisión de firmar la ley 1070. respondiÓ a quienes la llaman racista. >> el presidente barak obama dice que la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos estÁ mÁs segura en los Últimos 20 aÑos. tiene razÓn? >> no. >> estÁ diciendo que el presidente barak obama estÁ mintiendo. >> no, yo no quiero decir eso del presidente barak obama, lo respeto mucho pero no creo que nunca han estado seguras. de hecho es que nos puedan dar toda la informaciÓn y todas las estadÍsticas pero los hechos en el estado es lo que importa y las personas que viven en la parte sur de arizona viven atemorizados porque tienen miedo de los carteles de la droga. son muy peligrosos y estÁn traficando con seres humanos y traen estos inmigrantes y vienen con grandes cantidad de droga y... e inmigrantes ilegales. >> habrÁ más de esta entrevista exclusiva con la gobe

this morning a granddaughter of an officer is breaking a century of silence to reveal a crucial mistake that may have caused the disaster. cbs news correspondent mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: everybody knows the "titanic" story. or do they? the unsinkable pride of the north atlantic fleet hitting an iceberg on remember maiden voyage and sinking, taking 1500 souls down with her. but now a new theory on how it may have happened has been revealed in and old family secret. the grand daughter of the "titanic's" second officer, charles litholder, who survived the sinking now says he told his wife privately, confusion over how to steer the ship caused the accident. on spotting the iceberg, the command was given to turn the ship to the left but the man steering understood the command to mean to mean to turn the steering mechanism to the left, which would turn the ship into the right, right into iceberg. >> unfortunately, he panicked. he got this officer from the officer on the bridge to turn the bow to the left and the steerman reverted to the system he'd been trained to. >> reporte

a man tried to rape a jogger on a san jose trial. the woman is a triathlete and she fought back. she was running on the coyote park trail at the south end. when she said the man jumped in front of her. the suspect is an hispanic male about 5'6" and 150 pounds. >> the senate could vote to overturn the military's don't ask don't tell policy. senators are supposed to end debate on the $725 billion policy bill. include side a repeal of the law. it will most likely pass if democrats can stop a filibuster. they passed a similar measure in may. compromises are expected to pass after the november elections. the president is expected to sign the bill. >> a report out claims a california public pension fund handed out bonuses while the value plummeted. the report looks at the california public pensions employees retirement system otherwise known as calpers. they said almost all calpers investment managers got bonuses of $10,000 and several got more than $100,000. it may have happened in the 2008, 2 thousand 9 fiscal year when they lost $59 billion. >>> hewlett packard will not stop the for

a. real real positive effect on the economies involved into your source countries keep on joining the euro zone on the first of january estonia will become and then what's the effect on the union of having these more diverse economies being part of the problem. look monetary union we have lessons from history can function only a limited period if you have no tomorrow on three external markets and it can function only among countries having to seem stable conditions so i would say is a contrary smaller union it's a more cynical way to it's a chance for stability before they had to formalized you or you when we had an informal monetary union in your ballance a dutch mark was no contract with no property. or luxembourg but a sure exchange rate between all sorts of. stable stable not five by elaine shipments and complex but because the markets fit together they had to very dense intel ation between the economies and we need to have people from different countries so our monetary union is goo

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. >>> a vicious attack at a local strip mall, a man stabbed several times. police think two teenagers are responsible and tonight one of them still on the run. >>> plus identity thieves targeting children and teenagers, how they're getting access to private information and what you can do to protect your family. >>> and on capitol hill a setback for gays in the military. don't ask don't tell lives on for now and now some fear it won't be repealed any time soon. >>> we're starting off tonight with that terrifying attack at a virginia strip mall. i'm brian bolter. >> and i'm shawn yancy. two teenagers are accused. one of them is still on the run. it happened this morning in manassas at the canterbury shopping village. fox 5's wisdom martin is just back from that neighborhood. >> this is a case of a man hired to do his job. when the suspects tried to rob him, he fought back and ended up in the hospital. manassas police say a man was hired by an out of town lean holder to do an annual assessment of the canterbury shopping center. sometime around 9:00 in the morn

that's a look that's a check of your traffic.with your forecast. >> hey, thanks, gianna. >> i love in-n-out. that's one of the few places i actually wait that line for an extended period of time. seven-day forecast, here we go. 78 degrees today inland. upper 60s around the bay. mid-60s for the coastline. we are warming up thursday and friday as temperatures for the weekend pretty hot. mid-90s inland. take a look at monday, 99 degrees. 97 for tuesday. temperatures around the bay will be in the lower 80s and the lower to mid-70s for the coastline. yeah. it's going to be pretty hot going into the weekend. our mypix photo: >> if you have a photo would you like to share, send it to mypix@cbs5.com and i will include it in my weathercast. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:57. the district attorney calls it corruption on steroids. >> ahead at 6:00, the bell salary scandal takes center stage in court today. the 8 former and current city leaders sitting in jail right now. a live report on what charges they

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she now has a job thanks to a man who saw the story. the city is stepping in with counseling and services. >> every eviction is tragic, complex and emotion. but when it happens on this scale, it's obviously multiplied many times over. >> reporter: for people who live in this community, their worr has been replaced with hope. >> there must be something going on. this is impossible. from the jaws of defeat, you grab victory, so we're glad to see that's going to happen. >> reporter: dc police have blocked part of 11 street so they can easily move this stuff onto the truck. we have not seen any signs of trash trucks. that's the good news. now, numerous viewers have shown up, some folks have walked up and just given her cash. other people have called and said, i want her to come and stay with me, or i know a place where she can stay, or i have work for her. and she definitely has seen an up side to what was a down situation. itell you, kimberly, the first time i saw her smile, it made me smile, too. she's able to have some hope here. >> we'v

a child died a short time later. a fifth victim is not expected to survive.ms' names have not been released. >> investigators think the victims knew the shooter. so far, there are no suspects. the motive is not yet known. >>> after millions and millions of dollars of repairs, the opry and hotel is set to reopen tonight. incredible flooding five months ago caused extensive damage. restoration crews worked tireless to salvage what was left. a two-our concert tonight will celebrate the reopening. >>> soccer star david beckham has filed a lawsuit against in touch magazine claiming he had sex with a prostitute. the magazine published it from a former prostitute who alleged that beckham hired his services in twef. he denied it. his legal team is taking aim at the magazine. >>> mike tyson spoofs bobby brown. plus, shocking details about george lopez' divorce. >>> coming up on entertainment tonight mike toyson -- tyson and bobby brown? it's the heavy weight's champ doing his best. >> i can't believe in a million years i would be doing this. >> bobby did the original

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everything from a teen aim here is now a millionaire to a dog that has a really interesting -- >>> characteristic>>> and does it gross you out to go to the restroom and see people not wash their hands? >> i have been known to say did you wash your hands? out in public, i have seen people not do t. >> yuck. >> wash your hands. >> and they are -- hey, it happened, apparently, the study says something like 85% -- >> oh my gosh. >> yeah. of people are not washing their hands when they go to the restroom. >> 85% aren't? >> r i'm sorry, 85% r 15% are not. still -- so, looking at -- looking at the ballpark bathrooms, apparently that is where they did the studies. >> public restrooms, the name of science. >> two thoirsd of men observed washing their hands after using the restroom. men are worst than the women with. >> no surprise there sorry, dude. 20% of people using restrooms at penn station, grand central did not wash their hands much the number is higher than at some of these ballparks. >> got start young, right? teach your kids and they will do it forever and ever, every generation will get better.