in the mid-1990s in allentown, pennsylvania. this is the worst time of the year. y that sucking the juice from farmer's crops and invading homes and businesses. >> reporter: frankly, they lost count. >> they seem to congregate in the corners and they buzz around and annoy people. >> reporter: she works at a real estate and property management company. >> you can't stand long around here. >> they're hearing the buzz and hearing from clients when we asked exterminators whether to spray for them. they told us the same thing they told sue snider. >> it's not going to do any good. >> reporter: this unwanted guest is satisfy -- searching for a way to escape cold weather and they'll work if toget in to your house for any hole and husk look for a place to spend the winter. your best bet is to tighten up your house and calk any openings around windows and doors. they stink but they won't lay eggs in your house or do damage. the only natural spread sport praying mantis. >> kill the darn things, people. >> reporter: this is the only kind of stink bug he wants in his office.

in the mid 1990s in allentown, pennsylvania. this is the worst year so far in the mid-atlantic.stinkbugs with the striped antenna are sucking the juice from farmer's crops. they've lost count. >> they seem to conjugate in the corners and they just buzz around and annoy people as they are walking up the aisle. >> reporter: sue snyder work at a real estate and property management company. >> you can't stand still too long around here. >> they're herring the buzz and hearing from clients. when we asked exterminators whether to spray for

we were over allentown, pennsylvania. we started down and 18,000 feet and saw the smoke coming off the first tower that had been hit. we thought it was an air conditioning unit that was on fire. a first officer and i were discussing that. look at the world trade center, i see smoke on the tower. but the chatter on the frequency had died down to nothing, to the point where they were not answering my calls when i was calling in, when i was working the radio. i started diagnosing the airplane is having a radio problem, because center an approach were missing all my calls to them. the only time i would hear from them is when they would call me. my passengers got a ride that morning because we were descending for four thousand feet. the smoke from the forel -- first world trade center tower was obscuring laguardia airport. i asked the controller on the approach, we cannot see the field. there was no answer. three times i called them, causing about 10 seconds in between, and there was nothing. there was no chatter, no talk, no

the seven filed after they were arrested and jailed for two days for dressing up like zombies and allentown minneapolis in july two thousand and six to protest mindless consumerism there's a bull market in zombies this is a notion that you've brought out many times before on this show is that the economy the zombie consumer these people are just zombies look the economy is dead so they're getting a blood transfusion of worthless credit which causes some little ripples in the flesh of the economy but it's still dead so you've got zombies now being attacked by other zombies in our attempt to create some kind of zombie fest when i was a kid we had no woodstock you know now it's going to be zombies stock global celebration of zombies and rome pliers and wonders of so many vampire movies out there people are just forgetting getting real jobs and they're just learning how to suck the blood out of their fellow zombie but on the positive side of this is to you know as the american economy the banking system the political system and society and the environment become more and more is on the fied. ho

. >> they had a place like this in allentown, pennsylvania. it was called the dump. it was a big mound of trash with cats on it. they seemed happy. the kids played with the cat and got some infections. >>> coming up, we snort what is left in bill's nose. first, what will i ask our resident shark expert? problem -- probably something about his. >> that's a house on wheels i live in. >>> did a fisherman inadvertently fish a man? ule signs point to gross after they spotted a leg poking out of a beast's mouth. it revealed a torso, two severed arms. further evidence show it was some judd son newton. he was last seen swimming ashore when his boat broke down in august. now let's go to terry who is a discovery channel "shark week" host. he knows dorsal fins like i know potato skins. if bill were eaten by a shark, how long would it take for bill to be digested? >> never. you could never digest bill. that's because bill is gold. >> i would be invested in. >> sharks can't digest gold. next we. -- next question. >> shark attacks could be foul play and people could dispose the bo

thank you. [ applause ] the bosstones then travel to washington, d.c., allentown p.a., philadelphia,the mohegan sun on september 4th. tickets are on sale at ticketmaster. >> dicky: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: thus for entertaining us, dicky. our first guest is responsible for making the rat-tail hairstyle popular even in galaxies far, far away as anakin skywalker in "star wars." you can see him now with matt dillon, with regular hair, in the new movie "takers," opening august 27th. please say hello to hayden christensen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: i have to say, i was -- [ cheers and applause ] ladies, please. he knows he's handsome, calm down. we're talking about -- i find it hard to believe, it was more than ten years ago since that "star wars" movie came out. >> it was ten years ago. i was 19 when i got cast. i'm 29 now. so, yeah, it was a little while ago. >> jimmy: that's something else. does it seem like it went that >> it goes by in a heartbeat. um -- >> jimmy: but the force has been with you since then. [ laughter ] d

. >> no sooner had the board voted allentown than tempers flared again.wording which would require them to look at inaugural address right beside lincoln. >> in his inaugural address slavery at all. >> present history as it happens. >> pushes the idea that slavery was not a main issue. to put it on equal footing and put it before abraham lincoln i do not think is correct. you can put the ideas contained in jefferson davis in the front behind the back you can put them where the sun doesn't shine. >> allen's amendment failed again. >> i know we are tired and hungry. >> day 13 he took another shot add barack owe barometer ma's name as an official standards of when a black american was president. >> i want to put in hussein give the full name. >> the intent behind with a you are doing is obvious. >> you are grinning and making fun. it's very derogatory. it's bad manners. >> withdraw your motion. >> withdraw the motion. >> after a night of explosive debate barack meets obama. sandra day o'connor and sonia sotomayor. previously the board changed democratic repu

in the mid-1990's in allentown, pennsylvania.worst year so far in the mid-atlantic, these stink bugs with the striped antenna sucking the juice from farmers' crops and invading homes and businesses. frankly, they've lost count. >> they seem to congregate in the corners and they just buzz around and annoy people as they're walking up the aisle. >> reporter: sue snyder works at tyler donnigan, a real estate and property management company. >> you can't stand still too long around here. >> reporter: they are hearing the buzz and hearing from clients. when we asked exterminators whether to spray for stink bugs, they told us what they told sue. >> it's really not going do any good. >> reporter: this unwanted guest is searching for a way

i randomly plugged in allentown, pennsylvania. it's where my editor happens to be from.gives all these locations and addresses nearby. you can do the same thing for your city and your town. i'm on facebook and twitter and i'll put this link on for you. i have been learning more this morning about the scope of this problem. the d.e.a. said, drew, listen to this, one out of ten high school seniors now abusing prescription painkillers. we have a war on drugs going on. they are seeing that abuse go up each year. the more families can do to get rid of the medications, the better off we all will be. >> i have been investigating that myself. internet drugs so easy to get these days. especially precipitation drugs. good stuff. i hope people follow that advice. hey, i know a lot of you are out of work and many more are unemployed. coming up, a job fair with a twist. you might want to take notes on this one. [ funny voice ] hey, broom! wanna sweep and mop like swiffer sweeper? then try the mop club for brooms! designed to look natural, even when wet. ♪ [ female announcer ] sorry,

the first ones believed to have hitched a ride from a container in asia in 2003 landing in allentown, pennsylvania. they are spreading and are now in maryland. a towson university bug expert says their population is broke exponentially. >> you'll get a geometric increase as east female produces 20 to 50 eggs and there is nothing keeping these eggs from growing and thriving. >> reporter: this species has no predators in the u.s. now that its getting colder, the stink bug wants to come inside and get warm and cozy. at chapman gardens, the bugs have been setting off a motion alarm four and five times every night. >> they fly, they land on you, they're in groups. you open a door, they're in your hair. >> reporter: what's the best weapon against stink bugs? according to the experts it's a vacuum cleaner, but they warn people if the bugs get crushed while they're sucked in your vacuum will really smell. >> just trying to kill them and my hands stung so bad, they were horrible. >> reporter: suzanne collins, wjz eyewitness news. >> stink bugs don't bite or spread disease but they can be harmf

the mayor of columbus, ohio, racine, wisconsin, charlotte, n.c., allentown, pa., and pittsburg. give them all in round of applause. [applause] the small business administrator and a terrific at decatur -- advocate, give her a round of applause. [applause] and treasury secretary tim geithner. [applause] as well as one of my top economic advisers that worked so hard. [applause] most of all want to thank and welcome all of the small business owners, many of whom i have had a chance to meet. i saw their facilities. we talked about how essential it is. we got this bill done. it was critical and to make more loans available to entrepreneurs. it has been a long and tough fight. i have signed a bill which it found a bill that will do exactly with needs to be done. [applause] . . . >> we have to figure out how to dramatically shrink the cost and size of government. . e in a way that is an amazing intrusion in our lives. a financial reform bill that radically centralizes power in washington, d.c. a dramatic increase in the president and the power of of washington over a whole range of

we were over allentown, pennsylvania. we started down and 18,000 feet and saw the smoke coming off the first tower that had been hit. we thought it was an air conditioning unit that was on fire. a first officer and i were discussing that. look at the world trade center, i see smoke on the tower. but the chatter on the frequency had died down to nothing, to the point where they were not answering my calls when i was calling in, when i was working the radio. i started diagnosing the airplane is having a radio problem, because center an approach were missing all my calls to them. the only time i would hear from them is when they would call me. my passengers got a ride that morning because we were descending for four thousand feet. the smoke from the forel -- first world trade center tower was obscuring laguardia airport. i asked the controller on the approach, we cannot see the field. there was no answer. three times i called them, causing about 10 seconds in between, and there was nothing. there was no chatter, no talk, no

host: mike in allentown and, pennsylvania. caller: both of my nephews go to a predominantly black school here. guest: is it their neighborhood school? caller: it is their neighborhood school. the white people have said all blacks are bad and racist. they have paid a price every day. it is separate. they are getting different treatments from their teachers who are free to be called racist. this side with the blackene kid over and over. it is reverse discrimination. guest: this is really not the issue of boston that the parent is complaining about. -- not htthe issue of bussing the parent is complaining about. host: sometimes there will be different social groups within the school. sometimes there will be african american social clubs and other of the cities that gravitate together and socialize together. is that a sign that desegregation has failed or a national product of high school? ? guest: a product of high school? . kids do this. it is very common. black kids have their tables at lunch, and white kids have theirs. it does

, ohio, the mayor of racine, wisconsin, the mayor from charlotte, north carolina, the mayor from allentown, pennsylvania, and the mayor -- whose steelers won last night -- from pittsburgh. give him a round of applause. finally, i want to thank the members of my administration who are with us, including our small business administrator and a terrific advocate for small businesses, karen mill is here. please give her a big round of applause. [applause] and our treasury secretary tim eithner. [applause] as well as one of our top economic advisers, jeagene spirling, who worked so hard. there he is back there. and most of all i want to thank and welcome all the small business owners from across the country who have come to the signing of this bill, many of whom over the course of the last several months i have had the chance to meet. i have visited their facilities -- i have seen trucks to pizza to web sites to signs -- and we have talked about how essential it is we got this bill done, that it was critical that we cut taxes and made more loans available to entrepreneurs. so today, after a long

derrick coleman of columbus, ohio -- eric coleman of columbus, ohio, the mayor of allentown, pennsylvania, and the mayor from pittsburg. give them all a big round of applause. [applause] finally, i want to thank members of my administration who are with us, including our small business administrator, such a terrific at the kit for small- business. please give her a big round of applause. and our treasury secretary, tim geithner. [applause] as well as one of my top economic advisers, and gene sperling, who worked so hard here. there he is back there. and most of all i want to thank and welcome all the small business members from across the country who have come to the signing of this bill, many of whom i have had a chance to meet. i have visited their facilities. i of seen everything from trucks to pizza to web sites to signs. we've talked about how essential it is that we got this bill done, that it was critical that we make things more available to entrepreneurs. today, after a long and tough fight, i am sending a small business jobs bill that does exactly that. [applause] good news. goo