it started as a vehicle armoring company.e moved into bulletproof body armor and after sandy hook we took that technology and applied it to school wear. >> inserts for school backpacks, white boards and stick on. they are made of a synthetic fine are call dynema. >> it all starts from this material which is what you're holding is four layers of super-fine fiber. it's kind of hard to get it started. you can start to see what it's made of. >> oh yeah. don't floss your edit with this. >> it's gorilla floss, for sure. the key is time, temperature and pressure. we found that with increasing pressure ballistic properties went up. the harder we would squeeze it add the right temperature the more the ballistic resistance there was. >> i've got to be honest, it is so light i'm having a hard time believing that this could withstand rapid fire weapons. >> that little piece of plastic that's less than a quarter-inch thick has 400 layers in it. but it's eight, nine times lighter than steal with the same type of stopping power. >> as they

michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of joan is fascinating. she was a village girl born in the early 1400s, a warrior in her teens and was accused of heresy and witchcraft because she would not deny her visions and voices and consequently was convicted and burned at the stake. almost 500 years later, joan was canonized by the church. shakespeare, bertolt brecht, maxwell anderson and jean anouilh all have dramatized the joan story, each reflecting a personal point of view and interest. to meet the challenge of that role required a special actress. our guest is that special actress who met the challenge, made theater history with her interpretation of joan in jean anouilh's the lark and remains an outstanding interpreter of the he

i happened as the armored car was parked outside a bank. the thieves dumped the getaway car outside a anybody school and then took off in another vehicle. a witness says the men seemed to have planned the robbery and it was all over within seconds. police and fbi have been searching for evidence and now they're looking for suspects. let's get to a reporter for our station wtxf, fox in philadelphia, who is live this afternoon. what's the latest there? >> reporter: the fbi now says they're looking for four suspects. witnesses say they were wearing halloween masks and carrying tech 9 semi-automatic machine pistols when they held up an armored car driver in the northeast section of philadelphia. in ten seconds they grabbed money off a hand cart, forced the guard to the group. jumped in a green plymouth voyager and took off down franklin avenue. they ditched the car a half mile from here in a neighborhood. residents saw four or five men running from the vehicle, wearing black hooded sweatshirts, and ran to another vehicle which we're told is a p

about 15 armored vehicles who stormed his residence and take him to unio unknown where where.n emergency meeting was held where all of the members of the government convenienconvined. they hold the kidnappers liable for the safety of the prime minister and call on them to immediately release him. and secondly at the time when the cab note o cabinet of minise exerting all efforts to running the country according to the applicable load we emfa size eme that though cannot under mind the libera libyan state institu. the government will continue as it is in the opposition and communication with the public congress and ngo and other state institution together with international community who with consensus condemn this crime that goes against the objective of the revolution. the government emphasized that it cannot bow before any blackmail by anybody or party as it's strongly condemns and rejects such criminal acts. the interm government confirms that it is standing fast and united and will continue to work for the civility of the country. call on all of the people and institutions

. >> there were probably 30 cops, many in body armor with machine guns, armored personnel carrier came in five minutes later. >> reporter: heavy duty stuff was there? >> very heavy. they were clearing the scene. what added to the, the feel of it was the, the smell of gunpowder. >> calle >> reporter: skocongressmen wer told to hide their identities. a police officer came running. are you a member of congress? i am. let me see your identification. i pulled out my identification. take you we wear these little pins around. so he told me to take the pin off. you could be a target. >> reporter: on the floor of the senate, all proceedings are ordered to stop. we thought we heard shots. saw a lot of police cars. then we heard shots. then the police told to us go back. we were walking back to the office. >> we heard shots. sounded like shots. >> let's go! >> reporter: the suspect was shot and taken to a nearby hospital where she died. a capitol police officer injured when his car hit a capitol barricade was also hospitalized. as was a secret service agent, bumped by the car at the white house.

it was also a brilliantly inventive symbol of the christian faithful, armored only in the word of godfinally, in brunelleschi's church of san lorenzo, we find the two bronze pulpits that donatello left unfinished at his death in 1466. here, for the first time in western art, we find a true late style that leads on to the work of titian and of rembrandt. leaving behind the technical perfection of his early work, donatello now engages with his material in a rougher, more direct manner-- biting into the bronze with his chisel to convey a more emotionally charged message. here in the harrowing of hell, christ's urgent figure reaches through the crowding souls to seize the arm of abraham and pull him to salvation. when christ's heavy figure surges from the tomb, it is not a joyous resurrection, but a battle-- one against the odds. below, the soldiers sleep as the old order passes. christ's face seems burdened with the sins of all mankind as he climbs up from darkness to light. the fleeing devil of the harrowing has become a scorpion on a roman shield. then, finally, the drama of salvation

. >> reporter: nike shares recently swooshed to an all-time high but so did under armor, a smaller but fast-growing competitor with huge ambitions. nike may have tiger woods but under armor has his girlfriend. >> nike responds better when their competitors are doing better. they want to keep the distance they invite harder. >> reporter: in an economy where consumers seem hesitant to spend, analysts say athletic apparel is a standout. can nike protect the lead? the pressure is on to just do it. for "nightly business report", jane wells, beaver ton, oregon. >>> mens warehouse said to joseph a. banks you're not going to like the way this looks. men's warehouse rejected a takeover offer from joseph a. bank that offered to buy the bigger rivals. men's said the bid was under valued and shares of men's warehouse rose 27% to $45.03 and joseph a. bank to $44.33. >>> the cloud computing software maker citric systems says results will miss current estimates. the ceo is disappointed but remains confident. shares fell sharply after the closing bell after the regular session at $66.66. >>> costco mi

number one it's in the worst form, and number two, the american economy rmped up to produce armorment for the war, and they never got in anymore. we went in war in 1917 using mostly real weapons, for example, had tanks, hand grenades and so forth were bought from the british, but we had, at that point, what, by 1918, the largest arian norment in the world. largely after the end of the war, the government started producing contracts. and it's just like -- without warning. thousands of workers were -- a state like connecticut felt it because they had so many of these. at the very least, we need a tax credit so we can carry these in case they were ever needed again. in almost every case, remmington arms to you name it, tore down the fake tries, gutted them because they didn't want to carry the expense of them. the result was by the time you get to 1939 we have no industry so when the world breaks down in europe, we're in pitiful shape. the u.s. army is something like 28th in the world. it appearses they could have a battle to a group of boy scouts and nots much more. all of this coupled

armor think.efing, jay carney leaving little doubt that he will get them despite opposition on the hill. >> and is there a sense that there might be some contrition on the part of al maliki? after all, many in congress believe he actually kicked the u.s. out of iraq. >> reporter: that is true that there is a lot of criticism not only of al maliki, but particularly from republicans towards president obama for failing to reach that so-called status of forces agreement. the inevitable acronym being sofa with al maliki. but at this point i think many people are concerned with all the blood and treasure that has been expensed, american blood and treasure in iraq over the course of the last 12 or 11 years, that something must come of it. al maliki has to bring stability there to iraq. and while there will be opposition towards allowing those armed shipments, those arm purchases from the united states by the al maliki government that is expected to go forward, del. >> mike viqueira joining us live from t

. >> well, you know, here's the thing. >> or at least the far right wing armor, i should say. >> allis my friends in the republican caucus to do what's right. many of them, about 24, have said we should reopen the government no strings attached. we're hoping they will do that. but they've got to find a way to break ranks with the tea party. they've got to find a way to recapture their own voice. a lot of people don't know this. my dad was a moderate republican. he's proud he went to college on the g.i. bill, but he voted for nixon. and he thought -- the bottom line is, he doesn't recognize these people. he's like wait a minute, they're going to wreck the government just because poor people are getting some health care? and it's important to note, al, these folks have never wanted to extend health care to poor folks. didn't like medicaid. didn't like medicare. didn't like social security. they'd love to tear it all away. >> now, we're getting more details from "the new york times" reporting on the meeting with president obama and the republican leadership. and they're saying the presi

>> gram-negative bacteria, it's a medical term and it really references the armor that surrounds the gram-negative bacteria. that armor makes it very difficult for normal antibiotics to get into the bacteria and to kill it. >> so miss addie... >> so stenotrophomonas is incredibly difficult to treat because it has that serious body armor surrounding it. >> are you guys going to come out and go that way? okay. >> narrator: the ability of gram-negatives to aggressively fight off antibiotics was now playing out in addie. >> hold the phone. >> she was first put on one antibiotic that's good for stenotrophomonas, and it worked for a while. and then guess what, the antibiotic doesn't work anymore. let's give her a different one. well, then it would, you know, work. a couple weeks-- three weeks-- and then the stenotrophomonas would sort of like bloom back up, rear its ugly head, so to speak. >> and you're doing great! you are. >> finally one day they said something i never thought i would hear. the stenotrophomonas is pan-resistant, "pan" meaning resistant to everything. like a panorama. >>

specialist ron dickinson is driving the armored humvee.e'll never forget. >> nobody would believe us if we didn't have it on tape. >> three other members of his unit are inside the vehicle, including sergeant jason daw. >> if you slack off and don't pay attention, that's when they get you. >> they've been in the country for several months and seen their fair share of improvised explosive devices, or ieds. >> ieds are the number one threat as far as i'm concerned because you don't know where they're going to be, what they look like or when they're going to go off. >> they're traveling a long, dusty road through the desert, eager to get back to their base. everything is going fine. then, without warning -- >> whoa! >> -- the road in front of them erupts like a volcano. >> whoa! >> when it first went off, it was like -- it was that split second we think this is probably the worst one i've been through so far and this is not looking good. >> they swerve around the explosion as the asphalt and rock that is launched into the air comes crashing d

they used an armored car. an armored car on the streets, right? that's what we need to spend our money on. armored cars to apprehend guys that are making fake id's. somebody grew pot plants in his backyard and somebody came down in a helicopter to get the plants to get i'm not in favor of unlimited proliferation of drugs to be i'm not in favor of false ids but it seems we are using a sledgehammer to hit something that's pretty small here. we can afford that but we can't afford to subsidize the humanities. it seems to me that we can't not afford to subsidize the humanities. the commitment that states have made to the large state institutions is falling constantly and tax payers and legislators voted for the war and a jail and general freedom from taxes at the expense of education. and if you have somebody there was more intimately involved in these issues than i am you might sometimes tell them so. we created a class of people better so rich a function like small governments and of themselves but an individual decided on his own quite recently that

is the armor -- the army closer to a real life ironman suit?ld it stop us from reporting this story if it weren't true? of course not. >>> all right, we said yes we can to ironman. according to a new report from our military super human body armor may be three years away. look at that. that's an actual picture. those are photographs of what they have. it may look like a drawing, but it is a photograph of a drawing. the army has commissioned tactile-like assault suits that would give soldiers super human abilities liken hansed -- like enhanced night vision and protection from gunfire. now protection from liquid metal has been added to the mix and gives you a better chance of walking through a hail of bullets unharmed. wow this is long. scientists say it sounds like ironman. i think we have that point here. it is one of the things you see in movies. who picked this? jesus, people. it would be the kind of exter national suit that sigourney weaver wears in "aliens" where it is a large robot that amplifies the motions and the ability of the human. >

the army's suit of armor doesn't fly but it has better ballistic protection. researchers at mit and the u.s. army are creating an ex oskeleton suit. it gives soldiers a 360 degree view of the battlefield and expect to have a prototype ready next year. >>> an entire province stopped in its tracks because of dense fog. forced people to pull over. surprisingly with the lack of visibility that didn't seem to deter those driving on scooters. here is bill karins. that is really fascinating. you think the folks on the scooters would be more prone to want to stop because if you fall you don't have anything to protect you. >> limited site. i would rather drive in snow i think. it is scary not knowing if the guy ahead of you is stopped. >>> this morning in mississippi and louisiana you have dense fog. two storms on the weather map, the one on the east coast and then the storm that kicked through california is racing through the northern plains. a lot of high wind gusts with that storm. the storm on the east coast still lingering. looks like new york city northward you h

armor truck will deliver new bank savering skphroepbs other financial cin staougss nationwide.h security features making them harder to counter. >> number two, more place park at the twin number one bain pump easing a little bit. average price for gallon regular tkroptd more than 13 cent last two paoeubgs. they will that's look tonight's fox five. top five. >> thank you. talking sue about a gravity both saw it. it was good! two actor home tkfr wow! really it was just great stuff i am sure there academy ward nomination for ture for at least big headline rain i woke up do and boy did we need this. we did need the rain we have been actually drought monitor parts of our area at abnormally dry so, this real good power soaking. all though it probably came down amounts bit too hard for some you that lot of watts der. in matter of cup reagan national it en upping over an inch dullette put i saw, some folks like maryland, said he had, two inches of rain up there. so yes definitely helpful soak there could actually be a little bit more coming down the road this week. meanwhile big sorry

no chunks in the armor. and you know, part of that is democrats feel when it comes to defunding or delaying the health care law, this is law that became law on the books in 2010. we've had three years to fight about it. we've had a presidential election to fight about it. at this point, president obama is still the president. the democrats control the senate and they don't see any reason to cave on this. >> for people who haven't been following this closely, who don't have their own at home government shut down clocks on their desks, they may wake up tomorrow and wonder what's going on on a number of levels, because the aca is rolled out at the same time that this happened. obamacare is now, the exchanges are open. they did, the republicans have done nothing to stop that. and so i think that really double underscores the futility of all this. >> there is definitely aur ra of futility. within the conservative ranks, there's a real fear that come obje october 1st, once obamacare starts, it's going to be a bure

then made their way to the white house, and all sorts of activists, even young children, organic armors, caterers, chefs, so all lot of people, even veterans showing up to talk about the dangers, and they then began to march and made their way to the imf, the world bank, and eventually to the opposite is in washington, and ec, and across los angeles, portland, and denver, orlando, just to name a few, cymer role -- similar situations, and there was organizers who were saying this is just the beginning, that momentum is going to pick up and continue their fight against the gmo giants, monsanto. reporting live from washington,rt. >> activists are protesting against the potentially harmful products, they say it has effects. we take a closer look.p>> approl processed foods contain genetically modified organisms. gmo is an acronym that knows it's notoriety. a multinational corporation, generating criticism revolving around the safety of its products and the growing monopoly over the world food supply. >> they are able to patent the genetically modified seed, so they can only lease the seeds a

today we're gonna talk about topping off the chimney with some knights in copper armor; that's somethingou'll wanna see. we've also got rolls of red & white plastic pipe that the plumbers have been putting in. and we've had a little moisture problem that's resulted in a lot more digging, drain tiling and back-filling than we expected. we'll show you how we're fixing that as things go along so stick around ♪ >> man 1: what we need is some elbow grease. >> man 2: yeah, you can... oh, are you kidding me? >> man 3: gmc, proud to lend a helping hand to hometime. ♪ >>miriam: we've been covering the construction from the beginning and that includes all of the steps of the foundation and the framing. we also had a chance to see how the roof came together with a variety of gables and dormers to create some cozy spaces on the 2nd floor. then the timber framers installed a series of decorative trusses over the great room before the roof there was completely closed in. that was cool. after that we were ready for the rough-ins to begin with the heating crew and the plumbers getting things going insid

he didn't have armor, no ability with a sword. but instead of accepting his defeat, he said oh, i'm going to change the rules in which i have a disadvantage. i tell the story of a basketball coach, coaching 12-year-old girls. >> an indian basketball coach. his daughter is on this team, a 12-year-old. >> he decides the way americans play basketball, is puzzled he says things that make no sense. why do they run back on defense and wait for the other team to come down the court? this makes no sense to him particularly if one of the teams isn't very good . why would you let your much better team do things that would make them better? >> and the court at any given time you are defending a third of the court. >> no he says i'm going odefend every single part of the court every minute of the game. we are going to play this maniacal defence. what happens? he goes to the national championship. it's a beautiful example of he refuses to be passive over a series of seemingly un seemingly insurmoun insurmountable disadvantages. >> you talk abo

thanks for poking through the armor. you're poking through the armor down there. what? ] you are a treasure. come on, scout. let's mosey. oh, oh, oh, oh, wait. he loves that. oh, i bet he does. no, scout. this time, i drive. you still got it! i can't believe i'm saying this, but i think i might have actually gotten even closer with my dad. i can't believe he took my dog. bye, pop! bye, grandpa! love you! bye, dad. bye, grandpa! i love you! luke, stay! luke, stay! come back soon! i'll see you later! luke, stay! luke! stay! mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. frank. hey, jay! good to see you. great to see you. didn't expect to find you here. well, listen, when my granddaughter's boyfriend's band plays an under-21 club with my daughter-in-law's brother's gay partner, i show

its enemy leads the bull with both cheeks wearing armor and anticipation rises. the winner is first played with the rival. >> after a struggle, the reds defense. the green rushes in. descending on the red board, they smit his symbol to the ground. the greens crow over their victory. in another round, the greens fall to unfortunate defeat. he strikes like a ninja. >> as a grown up, i never get a chance to play. it was splendid. >> it couldn't have gone any better. i want to do more at different locations and involve as many people as possible. >> as he sets his sights on new battle, he is feeling requests for other event organizers to set up futile action for them. >> it's time now for the market figures. >> let's get a check on the weather now. people in northwestern india talk about a cyclone that hit the region. >> right, catherine. it did make land fall over the weekend off the eastern soeft of india. it brought devastation and evacuated one million people. the government took precautions and look at the devastation here across the area. the most powerful stor

these guys looks like they've got armored vests on. watch that. two cars, one ready to merge over. this is apparently a kidnapping attempt that these police officers are stopping. >> no way! there was someone kidnapped in that vehicle. they intercepted it? >> yes. >> apparently three guys kidnapped reports say a businessman from the city nearby, had him in this mercedes. you can see them yanking these guys down on the ground. you see three guys in custody in the grass on the side of the road. if you watch really closely right here, that looks to me, that's them get eing the businessman. we can only see a little portion of the guy they're putting pulling from the bag seat. >>? atlanta, they found this and the driver is slumped over. the department of transportation sent somebody from the hero crew. he's trying to get the man and wake him up but the i go gets into a tussle. he crashes into two other cars and that results in a chain reaction accident that involves five vehicles. the department of transportation worker caught up to the guy again and get his keys. they did but the guy r

it's a similar approach to the armored personnel carriers in the streets, and no hard action as it were. so you wait to see what will happen next to the presidential palace. >> all right, our correspondent from cairo, egypt assist. >> in benghazi, a car bomb exploded. two people were injured in the attack, and the building was seriously damaged. it happened after -- last year, chris stevens and three other americans were killed. and i. >> a judge overruled new jersey before, chris christie, a victory for same-sex marriages. thigh. drones are not just used by the military. gathering in new york city this weekend to discuss how they are used in a military setting. the vehicles are currently used in the u.s. to help with law enforcement and emergency situations. from florida, one of the centers of the u.s. drone century. >> this is a maverick. what the tiny body takes with it, a remote flight path. it operates from a bird's eye view of the ground blow and can launch from just about anywhere. it's across the spectrum. >> we say, hey, you can find something to look at and track it, and what

britain had lots of troops and armored guards. it turned into a nightmare. is the intuitive idea of what to count as helpful and hurtful needs to be reimagined. >> you take the vietnam war, where the power of the underdog was underestimated. the underdog doesn't always win. >> they win a lot more often than you think. the opening story i tell about david and goliath. the not that david is favorite, but if you understand the historical context of it, you understand it is a pretty even battle, even though that's not the way it seems to us. we think about underdogs is an improbable journey, and i don't think it is improbable at all. theou say what looks like best education for a child is not always the best. >> do you want to be a little fish in a big pond or a big fish in a big bond? how important is it to go to a place with prestige. supposed to be the advantage. walk through all the reasons why getting into the most risky just college you can get into my not be a good idea. it makes a strong argument for the little pond. somewhere probably go a little less c

here is what we found: >> this is what a roadside bomb does to an armored troop carrier. al shabaab punch add hole in the engine bay as it carried a load of troops through mogadishu. the vehicle is a wreck. after six years of constant, grinding work, their equipment is wearing out. >> operations we are working on... >> inside a briefing room, a group of senior officers explained their problem. >> we will go from mogadishu to our main supply route. >> if the african union decides to advance against al shabaab, these men will have to work out how to do it. the commanders have just over 17,000 troops to cover almost half a million square kill meters of scrub land p they can defend a handful of key towns, but the countryside belongs to al shabaab. >> if we had more tools and enable us to continue our operations on ground, that would be better. and that's what we are asking today, international community. >> this is the sharpened of that problem: company from sierra leon on foot patrol beyond their base in kismo. the sigh array leonians have experience but they can barely main

. >> armor when i moved here i thought i would see people in orange jumpsuits everywhere.the families all stay on one side and the rest happens on another. >> a total of 700 719 -- a total of 164 are now remaining at a whopping 100 $80,000 or year even though more than half of them have been cleared for release. >> we are in a remote location. that factors into the cost. what did doing it right means and what lays beyond a picture- perfect scenery. guantanamo bay, cuba. >> patients are -- after a massive hunger strike, -- >> we start ur world update where police have arrested 55 students. the group ended up -- besieged. many students back him and his muslim brotherhood. amid the unrest there are at least two persons and eight injured. fire was opened at a christian ceremony. police are investigating the shooters motive. it did not stop a gay pride parade from becoming violent. participants have been jumping through the capital. police used tear gas. the government has recently passed a bill against all forms of sexual discrimination as part of its bid for eu number ship. a

has provided the united nations with ten armored chevy suburbans worth $1.5 million to aid in the destructionchemical weapons. and then the four boy scouts of merry leased a statement that said the men violated the principle of leave no trace are and no longer members. >>> and then the blast raising fears of further attacks during the upcoming olympics. >>> 10,000 clues so far but the mystery still unsolved. the young girl continues to baffle investigators. they have gone public with the photos. >>> and then police released video of a man dressed as a ghost running up and down the aisles of a closed alabama liquor store. nothing was stolen by the burglar that disappeared into the night. >>> kim kardashian got the gift of a lifetime last night. kanye west rented out the stadium and then popped the question in front of family and friends. >>> crist christi's decision not to challenge same-sex marriage. >>> apple expected to unveil new ipads, and an 8-inch screen. >>> a new survey finds that that three quarters of us will cut back on spending and more people are feeling less secure in their jobs

egypt's second city, alexandra, the military deployed armored vehicles against the muslim brotherhood. demonstrators were kept on the move. the same strategy in ca iro. thousands of supporters of mohammed morsi demanded he be released from jail and returned to office. many chanted slogans against the country's military leader. soldiers responded with tear gas and warning shots. riots broke out across the egyptian capital, pitting supporters of the military regime against islamists. supporters of the muslim brotherhood are getting angrier by the day at the military's approach. vote respected and we want our rights. we protested many different times. we have stood in the street for hours to express our opinions. then some people came with guns and tanks and pushed us aside. how can this happen? how can this work? >> three months after morsi's ouster, political dialogue seems impossible. protest in july led to the coup. last month the regime banned the muslim brotherhood and seized its assets. further protest schedule for this weekend. >> for the latest, we go live to our correspondent i

today the war games really got started we were assaulting the hill with full armor support. with a good machine gun it goes first second is private brown private brown after him the squad leader your next and you bring up the rear beside the vehicle but everyone mind your distance to look around to check your comrades and remember you're using live ammunition so you. life depends on following the safety procedures for the land you have to come back safe and sound up any questions no sir. i was crouched in the bottom of the boiling hot tank there's barely room to breathe let alone move. and then just like that you're out running. all six months called spread out and headed to our places. we were moving in a race of. crouch and fall but you've got to make sure the right person is in your sights stop. these i mean right in front of you and you got too close to each other to shoot when you're behind someone number one goal. heading downhill it's a nightmare just staying on your feet. when the tank in the grenade launcher open up alongside you it does tend to push you forward. by

today the war games really got started we were assaulting the hill with full armor support. with a guy a machine gun a goes first second is private brown private brown after him the squad leader your next and you bring up the rear beside the vehicle but everyone mind your distance to look around to check your comrades and remember you're using live ammunition so you. life depends on following the safety procedures of those who know the man you have to come back safe and sound yes up any questions no sir. i was crouched in the bottom of the boiling hot tank there's barely room to breathe let alone move. and then just like that you're out running. all six months called spread out and headed to our places. we were moving in a race of knots run crouch and file but you've got to make sure the right person is in your sights stop. these i mean right in front of you and you got too close to each other to shoot when you're behind someone number one go. heading downhill it's a nightmare just staying on your feet. when the tank in the grenade launcher open up alongside you it does tend

the army's suit of armor doesn't fly but it has better ballistic protection. it does give soldiers super-human strength. researchers at m.i.t. and the u.s. army are creating an ex oskeleton suit. it gives soldiers a 360 degree view of the battlefield and expect to have a prototype ready next year. >>> let's talk weather, dense fog is stopping an entire province in its tracks in asia. eastern china, visibility as low as 60 feet, forcing drivers to pull over and boats to float aimlessly in the harbor. if you can see them. surprisingly, the lack of visibility not stopping those scooter users. bill karins, you got to get where you got to go. >> dense fog not fun. i think black ice, you can't see it, so you're unprepared for when you crash. fog is scary. let's talk about the west forecast, over the upcoming weekend. we got rid of the storm yesterday, behind it, some of the coldest air in the country is now locked in, albuquerque at 39 this morning. so it's definitely jacket weather for yourself and for the kids in many areas. even vegas down to 54, jacket weather f

field teams will have to wear body armor and helmets at all times as well as protective suits. >> were like soldiers, when get orders to go back, we will go back and we will do a very good job there. >> reporter: each will wear a hand-held monitor to test the environment, they will wear gas masks, as they gather samples and then devise a way to destroy what is expected to be a 1,000 ton supply of chemical weapons. they will also need cooperation with opposition forces. that will require delicate negotiations, and both sides will be quick to blame the other if something goes wrong. ♪ >>> and in your latest business news amazon.com is expecting a big holiday shopping season. the online retailer is hiring 70,000 temporary workers, and that's 40% more than last year. >>> meantime wal-mart is trying to beef up the competition. it's unveiling its largest ever distribution warehouse to compete with amazon. the facility follows the recent opening of another large warehouse in fort worth, texas. >>> and there's no let up of american's love of new trucks. ford and chrysler are reporting higher

. >> an armored vehicle brought in to disperse the out of control crowd. there is an endless stream of videos showcasing college kids behaving badly. increasingly young people themselves want to show and tell the world online just how hard they can party. the american way of college has been around for years. as hollywood shows us with its particular fascination with frat culture. from "old school" to "super bad" so the original rage fest, "animal house." >> sorry. >> college party antics are a sure fire way for viral success. so much so that this guy created a whole business around documenting the party lifestyle. it's called i'm schmackeed. he films students getting wasted and high and everything in between. the videos have garnered over 14 million views on youtube. >> what would your videos be without alcohol? >> not very. that's our market. >> it makes you feel like you're there. >> they rank the colleges based on which schools to party hard. >> adults looking in on the surface, it looks like a bunch of riffraff. it's people that go hard at high school