bed bugs barely visible to the nakedi. the college called in people who brought in a dog to sniff them out. >> did find them in three different locations on campus. building 209, the nursing room and two other rooms we found some indication of just -- on furniture that we moved into room 209. >> reporter: on friday they will return to preform a heat treatment in the room to snuff out the bugs or at least those they have been able to track down. >> who knows. i guess you have to trust them. . >> reporter: students may be able to finally put aside fears over the skin rashes, allergies and mental affects that can come with them. >> i was like that's disgusting. then when we can see the dogs and the -- it was like that's serious. >> reporter: the college opted heat over pesticides, with the student's safety in mind. it's also suppose to be more effective. administrators say they were told they can survive for up to a year without a single meal. abc 2news. >> thank you. we are working for you tonight with signs that you may hav

. >> that car barely missed those ducks. >> see the harrowing journey to safer ground. >> oh! >> they're okay. >>> a video shot over the weekend at the minnesota state fair and then posted to youtube played a key role in an arrest. >> whoa. is that a kick? >> the man you see holding the other man down on the ground, that is an off-duty police officer. his name is joseph paul sawer. according to reports, sawer was walking through the state fair, a an named anthony graham clark recognized him as a police officer, and yelled an expletive and tried to punch him in the face. though officer sawer got him under control, one of clark's friends, kyle thomas wesaw came in and also tried to attack this off-duty officer. >> what kind of knuckle head kicks some guy in the face at a fair? >> as he tried, we saw what was coming after him, he ended up with wesaw's finger in his teeth and this was wesaw's way of fighting back. >> they obviously have an issue with police. maybe that's all it is. now, clark, he was arrested at the state fair. wesaw fled the state fairgrounds. this video played a

his runningmate is spending the day campaigning in ohio and iowa. >>> well, he is barely old enough toote but a teen in fremont says he is running for mayor. 18-year-old asis is a sophomore there majoring in engineering. his campaign office is down the hall from his bedroom but says he can balance it and hopes his candidacy will encourage young people to vote. >> i have been paying attention to local politics since i was about 10 or 11 years old so i know what has been going on for the past few years and i know exactly what needs to be done. >> he is running against four other candidates vying to replace the outgoing mayor. two of the candidates have served on the city council. >>> a protest ended with fines for them. they demonstrated outside the home of the city manager, the protesters are upset with recent pension reform measures spearheaded by city leaders. some of the city workers say they were showing support for where the police -- who handed out 1000 dollar tickets to the demonstrators. >> we don't blame the cops for that. we think they are caught up in a system that is not ser

h her neighbor said it barely mr. heard a big loud boom, real loud and a tree stump came straight to our house and almost actually occur. we are aware that rain and parkway. rain and the wind has stopped. barely moving.is when it called within minutes of the rain passing through. i went bringing down power trees in some merit. we continue live team coverage from arlington where a tree fell on my home there. in the claremont neighborhood arlington, it is a bad situation but it could have been worse. that is abigail, who was in the mother and son when the streak came down and a short timese ago. they say it was very scary but no one was hurt. here is some video that will give you a closer look at some of the damage. took up the chimney and a small portion of the roof. the family says they were inside at the time. the wind was blowing really hard. and ire was a shaking said what is that? sudden made them. i just saw the tree falling. the power went out instantaneously. is hisn -- today it birthday and the family was plan

even with the attacks in libya, it seems as though oil barely blipped. > > you know, oil did barely blip, and that was a big surprise to a lot of people. but one thing we really need to keep in mind is before the hurricane that we saw earlier in the month and earlier last month, was a lot of refineries were shut down, and that caused an unusual spike in oil and short-term prices. so i think it's more a thing of consolidation. the market does seem to think that oil will trek higher, but the news we saw today was nothing more than headline risk and a consolidation. > > by the way, i like your big dollar bills. thanks for being on the show today. larry shover of sfg alternatives. as we mentioned earlier, the market awaits the fed's decision on another round of economic stimulus. that stimulus could include the fed buying bonds to lower long-term interest rates, which could trigger more borrowing and lending. many traders and economists are questioning whether the move can spur the recovery, since interest rates are already at record lows. the fed wraps up its two-day meeting with ben bernan

the president only barely won it. it is a real battleground state.state mitt romney really has to win and they're working very hard to do that. >> not as hard as we're working. look at this crowd out here. they're excited. they love the fact that we have this kind of energy and enthusiasm in north carolina. the good news is the last bounce is the best bounce so our conventioneers intend to leave charlotte, let america know what we stand for and we are going to win north carolina. we don't want to go back to those old policies that got us into the great recession. we want to keep investing in the future and the president's done that in north carolina. we're excited. >> of course, timing is everything, and unemployment in the state is 9.6%, well above the national average. the jobless numbers for august come out this friday, barely ten hours after the president's acceptance speech. any bounce that he were to get if all goes well here could be stifled if that number is bad. it could be helped if the number is good but that timing is a tough bit of busin

he won north carolina by 14,000 barely plus votes last time around. ohio, all the focus on ohio. that tells you the path to charlotte tells you exactly what they're worried about. >> this is their weakest battleground state. any republican strategist, the rnc, the romney campaign, is north carolina in play. they say it's not. the president's advisors disagree. they think this state has their best organization, the combination of young voters, african-american voters, rising hispanic population. charlie's right. they will keep it in play until the end relatively cheaply. i don't know if they will spend tv money here the way they will on other battlegrounds but it will be big and like most battleground states, some surge at the end on either side could make the difference. >> and there's a lot of confidence in the obama camp looking toward the fact mitt romney did not get a big bump coming out of his convention. are they potentially overconfident? >> the obama campaign? well, sure, because they still could lose. we've got unemployment numbers coming and

when the police arrive, the bare-skinned bandit is arrested. charges against the man include aggravated assault, retail theft, and, of course, indecent exposure. he has yet to enter a plea, and is awaiting trial. and tests positive for drugs. you may have seen the sign, no shirt, no shoes, no service. to most people, that's the pants and underwear that go without saying.

(laughter) you can barely hear the speeches. they didn't have that problem at the republican convention, i'll tell you. (cheers and applause) they know how to do audio. and mr. brit hume knows exactly what i'm talking about. >> this hall is quite a bit smaller than the hall that the republicans used in tampa and the result is that the noise that you hear from the delegates is much magnified naturally. in addition to that, the democratic planners here have cranked the volume on the sound system up to the absolute max so that when you're in the hall-- and a number of the network anchor booths are open to the hall-- the sound of from the floor and the platform is absolutely deafening. a small thing but a suggestion they don't quite have their act together. (laughter). >> stephen: clearly. clearly they don't have their act together. i mean, i watched it, that was cacophony of unbridled enthusiasm! they seemed unable to mute their joy! (laughter) and i'm sorry, that volume of pleasure is just unprofessional. the fox news people could

the kid barely misses getting hit and you hear the brakes on the motorcycle lock up as it goes by. the kid had just crossed the white line and the motorcycle is right there. just a split second in either direction, that could have been tragic. >> i can see the parent after they see the kid doing that oh, my gosh, hitting him on the head wharks the heck do you think you're doing. >> the presidential elections are in full swing and the gregory brothers borrowed parts of the candidates from their respective conventions to put together this opinion piece for "the new york times." >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> they take the mario brothers and auto tuning and put it together to help us understand to see who scored together. ♪ every parent should have a choice, to help create a better future ♪ >> this video makes these speeches watchable. >> you realize these two guys have speech writers that are trying to get across the same poi point. ♪ god bless the united states. god bless the american people. god bless neil armstrong ♪ >> that came out of no where

the steering wheel but this 8 year- a fortune in a big way >>> he could barely see over the steering wheel but this 8 year- old tookay, what'ya havin?,,,,,, i'll have the build your own burger with a... sunny-side up egg, jack cheese, jill. and, uh... make it a double. inspiration can come from anywhere. >>> imagined driving during rush-hour and seeing the driver could barely see over the wheel. he hit the road around 6:00 in the morning commute. she taught the boy was kidnapped but he was playing around the car, it started. >>> i had that role on one like to see over. i put my foot on the gas and it turned it on and started moving all by itself. >>> he ended up getting lost and hitting a stop sign and then jumping occurred. he came to a stop after crashing into a neighbor's yard. the mother is happy that he is ok. >>> they already have him on speed dial. in the port commission has proved that a water taxi service will begin operating next month depending on negotiations on the final contract. they're very common on the day before the opening of the bridge is more and senate five yea

need another camera watching them apparently speed cameras can't be used for security because under bare law speed cameras can only take pictures of speeding. don't worry commander of the automated enforcement section that covers these cameras robert literati says the cameras are a case of big brother nor are they a cash grab you guys will find but as long as the cops are held to the same rule of law. to break the numbers before long beach city officials were going to consider a ban on pot shops the video is now on you tube showing the long beach police officer walking on dorian broke stepping on his neck and placing his full weight on them while the rest is for like three hundred pounds on my neck in another room an undercover officer shown here notices a surveillance camera and takes it out with a metal rod destroying possible evidence officers were unaware of this video feed was being recorded at an off site location so it's perfectly ok for police to stop people out destroy private surveillance cameras whenever they feel like it and even make it a federal offense for filming them do

barely making it to 70 today in san jose. san jose on monday, these are the records that are most likely to be broken. the record daily high for san jose on monday as 97 in my forecast for you is 99 degrees. the santa clara valley will likely get close to 100 degrees. nowhere close to that today. the real key is coming up on sunday monday and tuesday as this area of low pressure gets cranking. we're talking triple digits for some of you. an excess of cheap watches in effect for the inland valleys on sunday and monday. temperatures in the '90s or triple digits even near the bay. for tomorrow, the beginning of the warm-up, san jose 87, concord 93. palo alto 85, san mateo 78. 95 in san ramon. fairfield 97. sonoma near 90. 70 in downtown san francisco. highs approaching 90 degrees near the bay and even hitting 80 near the coast. well below normal by next friday. live in pleasanton is roberta gonzales. >> a high temperature here today was in the low 80s but it was typically low 80s sodas slightly below normal today. it is what hap

they can barely stand it. and it lies with though 17 virtue in the end even the liberal haccp have the place to live or work driving and nail in the dream because as he picked -- packs of this stuff soon you'll hear the words that will drive a dagger into his hopes. how the neighbor. [laughter] , everybody gets the trophy. [laughter] . . about high school graduations and the issue of valedictorians. the -- the torian initio? did they go on a crime sprain alcohol binge? and it turns out i used bunch of schools in america think that by having just one of the the the torian is mean spirited and not very inclusive so they are now instead having multiple valedictorians. now before i proceed with the story, i want to turn to the good folks at merriam-webster to get a definition of the term valedictorian. this having the highest rank the graduating class to deliver the valedictorian address at the convention exercises. when i went to school there was one of the victorian and that person had the highest grade them the

luck, i am barely out of high school. i got a hundred and 40 come by don by s.a.t.. tavis: you beat me. >> i did not. therefore, the idea that i would end up and author of books for children his and was kind of a crazy idea that never -- 10 books, 20 years later, it is an astonishing experience. tavis: where did the idea come from? hong >> i was an actor for higher, i was married. 29 years coming up december. my 4-year-old walking into my office. i was sitting at my desk and she said, i used diapers, and now i use a body. and she walked out of my room, and i was stunned by this kid have basically who was fully own in her past. i sat down, i laughed, and the road on a piece of paper, what i was little, a memoir of her youth. she was talking about her youth like she was talking about the good old days the way we talk about james taylor, bellbottoms, or something that happened to you in the past. the idea that my daughter, who is for, had a past, it was astonishing to me. she was so little to me, she was just a baby. i wrote a list of things she used to be able to not d

you can barely see the building across the parking lot. you can't see anything. just moments earlier it seemed like a clear, breezy day. >> what's visibility like, three feet. >> almost like a whiteout. looked like a snowstorm. this is rain. >> according to steve, he believes of this a microburst, which is a weather phenomenon that will have winds as damaging as a tornado. >> like mother nature blowing out a birthday cake candle. >> she's so old she's angry. >> moments later, almost as quickly as it's in, it's over. >> there was a severe weather warning in the area but for wind not hail. >> that was pretty cool. >> remember that story i shared with you guys yesterday about the guy in hollywood who claims that the meter maids gave him a ticket before his meter expired? we were red hot mad about that. we have an update from the l.a. department of transportation. remind you what the guy said happened. >> i'm get a ticket right now. but as you can see, six minutes left -- five minutes left on the card. >> he's claiming he had five minutes left but the meter made was

he can barely walk by himself. >> the reason is severe malnutrition.hildren aren't getting the food they need. so they are quite susceptible to infectious diseases. often they're very underdeveloped. >> djibril is given a special foodstuff with added nutrients to boost his immune system. niger's government, the un, and various aid organizations are keen to prevent the food crisis in the drought-ridden sahel region from spiraling into a famine. >> there's been an early reaction and donations are coming in. but this phase before the next harvest is a decisive and difficult one. we have to scale up again. >> in the afternoon, tukfini is engulfed by a sandstorm. that suggests the rains are coming. hopefully it will bring enough water to prevent an all-out disaster. >> we stay on the african continent but go some six thousand kilometres further south to lesotho, which unlike niger, has an abundance of water. the size of belgium, the small kingdom is landlocked and surrounded entirely by south africa. lesotho has two significant natural resources -- diamonds

he's 28 years old and barely conscious.rives within seconds to take him to a nearby hospital. romano fears the worst. >> i didn't hear a peep out of him. i thought he was dead. >> but remarkably kevin is alive. he suffers a cracked rib, two broken vertebrae, a broken ankle, and swelling in his brain, but seven days later, he's in good spirits, talking about his dramatic flight on national television. >> joining us now live is kevin kearney. how are you doing this morning? >> doing great from south florida, good to see you, new york. >> his voice is a little scratchy because doctors placed tubes down his throat during his treatment. kevin, who has 25 stitches and several cuts and bruises, says he's doing great. >> you know, kevin, people are thrilled that you are okay, but you know there are many people that are saying, what in the world were you thinking? >> i should have packed it up a little bit earlier than i did though. when that gale force wind picked up to 70 knots, 60 knots, and carried me across the street, that was

we barely speak the language. i lived with liberals, i teased them, i intimidated them and even loved some of them. some of my best friends are liberals some are mebsz of my own family. my commitment to understanding liberals sometimes worried my good deer conservative friends. some questioned the mental health. i read the new yorker magazine. i went to see the have a define that monologues. i listened to npr. i learned everything one could by tuning in to all things considered. [laughter] and i even washed my carbon footprint who owns suv and cools his home in dallas. what did i learn from my three decades of tireless research? they don't love many things about the world. they are troying to correct, fix, and mend every aspect of other people's daily lives. they spend lot of time thinking about how to cure the ills, they love the hate things that most americans love. they spend the rest of their lives endlessly trying to take them away from us. they do it because they love it. thus was born the book fifty thingin

his teeth to a man who bares, well, everything.ring nothing but this blurred circle. security cameras inside the store catch what looks like his plan to cover up, but he's not too modest. the only thing he steals is a pair of socks to cover his feet. february 2012, exton, pennsylvania, it's looking like another uneventful day in walmart until a man standing in the middle of the parking lot begins to remove his clothing. he first strips off his jacket and then his sweater followed by his t-shirt, pants, shoes, underwear, and finally his socks. he calmly walks through the parking lot and enters the store. once inside, police say security cameras showed the man at the customer service desk where he picks up a pair of socks from the counter and puts them on. patrons try to mind their own business as the man walks around the store. at 6'4" and nearly 300 pounds and let's not forget, completely naked, he is difficult to ignore. when the police arrive, the bare-skinned bandit is arrested. charges against the man include aggravated assault

its bare-faced with a long nose.ot seen here but it has a bright blue backside. >> and they have a huge patch of skin in the buttocks, fyi. scientists say it's vulnerable because of high demand for bush meat. >> a face only a mother could love. >>ctually kind of cute, though. >> the blue butt might be less than cute. >> the bare butt. >>> much closer to home, a cat survived a ten-hour trip from ohio, down the highway to florida. >> somehow he wound up inside his owner's luggage during her trip to orlando, with a group of disabled veterans. ethel mays was stunned after finding her 14-month-old kitten while unpacking in her hotel room. >> a baggage worker said he saw her suitcase moving a bit but loaded it on the plane anyway. >> i'm not sure he should be admitting that. >> probably not. >> keep your mouth shut. >>> sea gulls in the san francisco bay area are aggressive, especially at outdoor cafes. >> but a tourist claims one of the bold birds snatched a camera right out of her hand. this is a bird's-eye view, literal

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unemployment is down, but there are lot of germans and other people in other countries who can barely live from the wages they are earning. >> thank you very much. a puzzling thing happen that the market on monday evening -- about three minutes, the price of oil inexplicably dropped by more than $5. >> there are a few theories as to why that happened, but analysts suspect it was because of a false entry in the electronic trading system. in chicago, orders to sell jumped 300 times their normal level of a short time. regulatory bodies plan to investigate cause. well prices continue to drop today. brent crude was trading at $113 per barrel. let's bring in our markets correspondent who is standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange. put this into perspective. is this plunge affected markets today? >> note: although it is good news, it's not affecting the new year. -- no, although it is good news, it is not affecting the market here. the european central bank announcement to buy bonds and the fed's decision to help the u.s. economy until it shows a real improvement field risk appetite. thi

john: i believe they are small government and guys her fell but you can barely hear it. without specifics should i believe it? >> and last night paul ryan's speech had very good rhetoric but then if you look at the substance of his record for mitt romney, it is not about cutting government regulations but boating for things like the t.a.r.p bill, no child left behind, . john: the patriot act. he has changed and grown. john: i want to believe that. my romney says i can create 12 million jobs. how does he? >> i don't want government creating any more jobs. [applause] there are a lot of people who do good work as government employees but at the end of the day, every government job takes three or four taxpayers to support. and mitt romney will not do it unless he starts a company. >> the loathsome death to that. the biggest issue is we are on the road to bankruptcy. the "road to serfdom." there was positive signs this week. next. [applause] [applause] john: at the convention what politicians almost always avoided. >> explosion of debt is unconscionable and unsustainable. >>

i also barely pay my bills each month. this industry is a very difficult one, especially given the rising rents and costs of doing business in a very expensive city. paying $1,500 would be months worth of profit. there's no way i could ever document each and every sale with an identifying description of these customer. my customers would see this as an invasion of their privacy and i would lose business because of it. a reputable small business that contributes to the economic vitality of san francisco. please treat people and people like me accordingly. i strongly support the repeal of this anti-business and unnecessary police code. supervisor wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> it good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the owners of leftovers home consignment shop on van ness. we've been in business three years. i do understand the importance of making sure the people in this business are selling items that are surrendered by the actual owners of their property. i think it's realistic and understandable to have us fill out inf

they say current average payments barely meet their basic needs. >> the disabled are part of society, and they should be protected through the country's constitution. they want to cut what meager incomes we have. we have no other way to survive without our benefits and pensions. >> the new round of belt- tightening measures includes plans to cut health-care spending, but details have not yet been released. leaders of the coalition government have agreed to a deal designed to save 12 billion euros by 2013. >> there was an agreement on the basic framework, and there are, of course, outstanding issues. >> greek media say the finance minister will present the plans to the country's international lenders next week. their approval is needed to secure the next trough of bailout money -- the next traunch of bell of money. hundreds of protesters, though, say they cannot take any more cuts. >> where will the cuts be made? what are the next steps? we put those questions to our correspondent in athens. >> this has been a fairly significant step forward, the coalition agreeing so easily to the new

we barely acknowledge that women are such an important part of the economy.paid maternity leave. our eyes are shut to the fact that women are so important. why? >> i don't know. it is a cultural thing. it is capitalism. there's some way in which we don't adjust to this reality. it is hard to accept so we don't accommodate women and we don't accommodate women's ambitions. thank god we have examples like marissa mayer. maybe you wouldn't choose to do that to get a job as ceo when you were visibly pregnant and say you weren't taking maternity leave but thankful they exist. >> do you think there will be a time when women's roles won't be looked at and judged together? >> it is a painful thing. when i interviewed women in the book who were making a couple million dollars and their husbands were staying at home, they felt total dominance over the domestic sphere. they wouldn't give that up. i don't know if it is like women are bossy and don't want to give it up or their husbands weren't rising to the occasion but they seem to maintain control of old spheres as they

. >> see the hero who saved the day bare handed. >> oh, my gosh he did it. >>> it's not the most original prank but it's always a good one. >> come on now what the [ bleep ] sitting up here -- >> see why many who became butts of the joke were not amused. >> i'm kind of scared of that lady in the red pants. >> right. ever have a stomach ache around her. >>> you guys are about to witness the most despicable act you may ever see. it came from stockholm, sweden over the weekend. see the man at the top of the screen, stumbling around, getting close to the edge of the platform and yes, he falls right in. there's somebody right behind him to lend a hand. the guy in the blue shirt looks at him for a second, trying to figure out what he should do. soon after he jumps down on the tracks but instead of helping this man back on the platform. >> no. >> he rifles through his pockets, takes what he can find, and runs away. about ten minutes later, the train comes through. and runs over this guy only known as johnny. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. >> that train takes up the entire track there. >> this vic

(laughter) you can barely hear the speeches. they didn't have that problem at the republican convention, i'll tell you. (cheers and applause) they know how to do audio. and mr. brit hume knows exactly what i'm talking about. >> this hall is quite a bit smaller than the hall that the republicans used in tampa and the result is that the noise that you hear from the delegates is much magnified naturally. in addition to that, the democratic planners here have cranked the volume on the sound system up to the absolute max so that when you're in the hall-- and a number of the network anchor booths are open to the hall-- the sound of from the floor and the platform is absolutely deafening. a small thing but a suggestion they don't quite have their act together. (laughter). >> stephen: clearly. clearly they don't have their act together. i mean, i watched it, that was cacophony of unbridled enthusiasm! they seemed unable to mute their joy! (laughter) and i'm sorry, that volume of pleasure is just unprofessional. the fox news people could