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. >> i'm barely alive right now, i'm just barely alive. >> the swim starts here. she's going to jump in. now inside an extraordinary journey. diane nyad, endurance swimmer and record holding. >> it seemed almost like a dream to me but now it's real. >> from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one extreme dream. >>> for diane nyad, it all started four years ago with a birthday, a big birthday. diana was about to turn 60 years old. >> i was driving in my car telling myself you better get with these life lessons, you can't go back, you better just seize the day, go forward. 60 isn't old. was looking at the cars in the rear view mirror and i caught a sight of my eyes for a second and thought but wait a second, maybe i could go back. maybe that would be the event that would make me feel strong and powerful again, would define me again. >> what once defined diana was marathon swimming. in the 1970s she won races and set records worldwide. >> i'm interested in the most outrageously difficult goals that i can think of. i fail lots of ti

. >> i'm barely alive right now, i'm just barely alive. >> the swim starts here. she's going to jump in. now inside an extraordinary journey. >> seems almost like a dream to me, but now it's real. >> from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one xtreme dream. >>> monday, september 2, 2013. diane nyad is swimming through her second full night. >> i'll admit to you my confidence is cracking because i don't know if i can do two more 13-hour stints. i couldn't find anything to eat, from chocolate to eggs to goo. i was violently vomiting. >> her best friend, bonnie stoll, has news. >> she said, i never tell you things like this, but you're never going to have to put that mask on again after tonight. we're not going into a third night. >> not going into a third night, because bonnie hopes diana will have reached the shore before then. but the hardest miles are the last ones. >> the body and the mind go together. and as soon as the body starts to deteriorate, the mind goes with it. >> within hours, a fleet of boats approaches shore. as

. >> i'm barely alive right now, i'm just barely alive. >> the swim starts here. she's going to jump in. now inside an extraordinary journey. >> seems almost like a treem dream to me, but now it's real. >> from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one xtreme dream. >>> monday, september 2, 2013. diane nyad is swimming through her second full night. >> i'll admit to you my confidence is cracking because i don't know if i can do two more 13-hour stints. i couldn't find anything to eat, from chocolate to eggs to goo. i was violently vomiting. >> her best friend, bonnie stoll, has news. >> she said, i never tell you things like this, but you're never going to have to put that mask on again after tonight. we're not going into a third night. >> not going into a third night, because bonnie hopes diana will have reached the shore before then. but the hardest miles are the last ones. >> the body and the mind go together. and as soon as the body starts to deteriorate, the mind goes with it. >> within hours, a fleet of boats approaches shor

i barely know anybody else here. >> yeah, me either.orry. >> mm. >> so, you and him, uh, together? >> you know, when malik said his roommate's nickname was "j"... >> yeah, you -- you wasn't exactly the j. we had in mind. >> right. >> [ chuckles ] >> i think it's great. that's why i wanted to come here. >> oh. >> it's so progressive. >> just like my headache. >> yeah, so listen, malik, um, since you're ok, we just gonna go on over here and talk to your r.a. >> ok. >> all right. >> do you have your phone? >> yeah. >> bye, mom. bye, dad. >> you call your mom and dad if you need anything, ok? there's no such thing as calling too much. day or night, we are sitting by the phone, waiting for you. >> ok. >> bye. >> hey, boy. [ chuckles ] >> my sweet, crazy mom. >> did you call me, baby? you need something? what is it? what'd you do? he called my name. >> he did not call you. [ siren wails ] [ tires screech ] for pain and swelling? apply cold therapy in the first 24 hours. but not just any cold. i only use new thermacare® cold wraps. targettemp

to eat and barely anything to drink. apart from looking at the situation in terms of looking at this, the issue is really the difficult human rights, human rights services are hoping they can open a channel with the mnlf fighters, the commander, and there is a chance they can talk and maybe they would be allowed to go in and if they can bring the help that those people who are in there need it most. it is therefore according to the red cross becoming increasingly hard for people to have something to get in the region where hundreds of hostage until now. >> thank you, stay safe. this is the unfolding situation in zamboanga city. thank you. >>> now, the dutch government apologized for the mass killing of indonesians during colonial rule. thousands were killed in the wharf independence which ended in 1949. more than 60 years later, this is still a sensitive issue between the two countries. >> on behalf of the government, i apologize for these excesses. today, i also apologize. >> we have more from dakarta. >> 66 years after

. >> i'm barely alive right now. i'm just barely alive. >> okay. >> the swim starts here. she's going to jump in. >> now, inside an extraordinary journey. >> it seems almost like a dream to me, but it's real. >> from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one extreme dream. >>> monday, september 2nd, 2013. diana nyad is swimming through her second full night. >> i'll admit to you, my confidence is cracking, because i don't know if i can do two more 13-hour stints. my stomach, i couldn't find anything to eat. from eggs to chocolate, to goo. the second it would go in -- >> you were throwing up in the water? >> just constantly violently vomiting. and trying again, but going slower. >> her best friend, bonnie stoal, has news. she says, you'll never have the to put that mask on after tonight. we're not going into a third night. >> not going into a third night, because bonnie hopes diana will have reached the shore before then. but she isn't there yet. the hardest miles are the last one. >> the body and the mind go together. and as soon as the bo

temperatures barely hitting that 70 degree mark. right now on tv hill, 45%. calm winds. tonight, mostly clear and cool. correctional services are investigating the death of and him as a homicide. the 29-year-old named jason wallace was found unconscious friday night. he was serving a sentence for robbery at a correctional institution. they say --police have investigated -- identified as suspect. he is also an inmate. are investigating the latest, side just before 1:00 this morning. users were called -- officers were called. a man was found shot in the head. the victim has been identified as a 37-year-old man. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> a 35-year-old man was injured in what police believe was a drive-by shooting the victim says he was walking with a card drove up and multiple suspects opened fire. he was shot in the lower body and was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. mayor addressed the city's recent increase in crime. the mayor acknowledged the serious spike in criminal activity. toders are working hard dramatically decrease those numbers an

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you just, you could barely breathe. i happened to catch, out of the corner of my eye, this little girl. uh, karen was ten years old, by herself, going up and down the hillside of this dump, looking and foraging for things. she was looking for food, and also looking for, uh, i believe, aluminum and plastic products to recycle for money for food. this is something that she does every day. karen's parents abandoned her years ago. so she's being raised by her grandmother and grandfather, who she calls "daddy." he's clearly very sick, and when she thinks about the possibility of losing him, she is terrified. we can make a difference helping those children. we make a difference. but sometimes the people can see the need. i see the need every time that i'm going there. and it's really important when those children give you a hug, and they tell you, "thank you for everything you do." they'll thank you. and "god bless you because you are providing food for me and for my family." that's something that really touched my heart. no

. >> something has cyrus baring his teeth. what he's after next. and it's a typical night out for these guys until -- >> what was that? >> the party trick one dude pulls that has everyone flipping out. >>> some people can sing and some people can sing. this is 11-year-old jamie lou single. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lou! >> if you wouldn't have shown the video and just listened to that, i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has all kinds of covers and they are blowing up. here she is singing rihanna's "stay." ♪ i want you to stay >> oh, my god! i want to take all the hits and have her sing them and that's all i need. >> how about another hit, pink's "give me a reason." ♪ just give me a reason, just a little bit to love ♪ >> i want to know what it feels like to sing like that. >> well, we can ask her right this minute via skype, we have 11-year-old jamie lou. >> hi. >> you're only 11 years old. how old were you when you found out or discovered you could sing? >> when i was 9 i really found out i loved

let's ponder while we're barely down, believe me, 0.6 on the s&p barely down. nasdaq down a quarter% after being up 25% for the year after coming into the session, that's barely a sell-off at all. first we have to wonder whether there was something mechanical today. it was the last day of the quarter. i told you endlessly that the big mutual funds like to show you they're right about the market by owning the biggest earner. they don't tell you when they bought it you have the assume they're brilliant, clairvoyant even. hedge funds like to stand underneath. meaning they're bidding below the market. this happens. they don't like to give up the ground they've taken on previous days. i saw buyers flying in, flying in and bidding the market underneath when it opened ugly. they supported the stocks, created pretty rosy you when you consider the washington doomsday machine. there is also a chance that the market has gotten oversold. we've been down a loft days in the row. that means bargains are being created regardless of washington shenanigans. plenty of money manag

barely missed me, barely missed the cashier's head by inches. >> the pickup crashes into the buildingnding a wooden post, like a javelin through the front window straight at the cashier's head. >> at the point of impact, i had to close my eyes because i didn't want to see what was going to happen. >> he is trapped outside in a 2 by 2 space between an ice machine and the wrecked pickup truck. >> i was scared. my heart was beating 1,000 miles a minute. >> amid the terror and confusion, he manages to keep a clear head. >> i jumped over the railing, called 911. >> 911. >> yeah, we just had an accident at hatfield mccoy quick stop. somebody hit our pump and it's on fire. >> then i went back inside to make sure everybody was okay. >> his biggest concern is for his employee, she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly. that's when we realized how close we were for all to die or get hurt very badly. he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that he discovers why the driver lost control of his v

barely skimming the deadly waters.lash flooding consuming neighborhoods whole. >> what you're about to see is tote it will crazy. >> reporter: rivers where there should be lawns, streets, parks. look at this video, shot from inside a fire truck in longmont. the water up and over the windshield. the waters gnawing away at highways. more than a year's worth of rain falling in less than three days. that's boulder creek, raging at 120 times its normal rate. in big thompson canyon, this man bravely facing the rushing water, opening the flood gate. for some, escape near impossible, as water and mud surged into homes. this man rescued from his own bedroom. >> we heard a big roar and i think that's probably when it came down. buried his house. filled his bedroom full of mud. >> reporter: others, not as lucky. at least four dead and 80 unaccounted for. certainly still dangerous and not over. look at right behind me. that's a backyard. the waters rolling through, and there's more rain on the way. let me show you the flood watche

if we come to the planning department with bare antenna and we screen them and can't get them passed it's a prohibittion and violates our code. i'm happy to bring it back. if the department asks us to screen the antennas and then - >> with the timeframe i'm curious. >> so the time limit is 1 hundred and 50 days. so we're way beyond this we've been working on this design for two years. so we go through italy ration after italy ration this is the design we came at and if we can't find a solution we'll go back to the bare antennas and we'd rather not side that. i'm happy to continue the item for tweaks >> unfortunately i don't think we have the support for the project today & so and maybe just as a point of clarification for staff maybe earlier in the process when your reviewing the antenna you can look at the packet and prevent it from getting to this point because there's frequenting federal regulations and other things involved. the staff sees things differently than the commission so to have it in the packet is worthwhile >> we're going to look at different sizes and location for th

he can barely breathe and is in pain at times but it's the pain of another day that tears him apart one inside. i take you three days before christmas, december 22nd, 2011. >> shots fired, west oakland. >> this case is very important, still active. i work it every day. >> this investigator says an argument inside a store ensued and minutes after he was chased down and shot. butler's father life is now in jeopardy. >> i tell you, he can sit here but it's killing him. >> with the breath he has left, he's asking for your help. >> i just want to be around to see the people that did the crime. >> find the killer, and person who's responsibility for breaking that the bond. >> i wish no parent will ever have to go through it. >> he's hoping he wants to close his eyes in peace, not pain. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in sam san mateo, about 11:30, minutes later, one of the victims exchanged fire. a 24-year-old is recovering with a gunshot wound. >> this is obviously a traumatic incident. this is a very quiet neighborhood. we also believe this was not a random act. >> the three suspects drove themse

i can barely move. maybe that's because your tires are running so low on air, amigo.no, it's because of this costume. get this silly stuff off of me! haulie: chuck? where are you? chuck? you know, the more i think about it, the more i think you boys are trying to hide something from me. say, who's that? oh, um, this is my cousin, ma'am. he's visiting from... from iceland. yeah, that's it. where it's...icy. oh, really? iceland? well, just how cold is it in iceland at this time of year? uh, vlicken sproken zippen ze wheelen mit der freezen. uh, sorry. he only speaks... ice language. brr. flippen ze oop! [ blowing ] uh-oh. chuck, come back here. [ grunting ] hey, what's wrong with me? i can't move! now the pressure in all your tires has gotten too low. chuck, why have you been hiding? i...i guess maybe i was a little afraid to go to the mechanic. oh, honey. it'll be fine. come on. let's go see dr. bolt. good luck, chuck. good luck, chuck. good luck, chuck. dr. bolt: all done. huh? red-hot turbochargers! that didn't hurt! well, chuck, visits to me are hardly ever as bad a

we are barely growing as it is. >> job creation is awful and gdp is awful. it wouldn't take much to put us over the edge. we have one foot over the precipous already. >> it is has been no big deal to wall street basically. we have lost six out of the last seven trading sessions. >> but no huge loss. >> no, not at all. but what they are worried about is not so much the shutdown, but the fact that washington can't come together to prevent a shutdown. if they can't do that, there is another fiscal crisis much more important. >> the debt ceiling, middle of the month. you could be looking at credit rating down grades at default? >> the last time this happened in the summer of 2011, the dow went standard and pours down graded the u.s. credit rating. for the first time ever the dow went down more than 600 points in one day. 24r* were three weeks of triple digit swings. now five months later they were back to where they began. they did recover. this is much more serious. >> now, we are talking tomorrow night about only discretionary spending would stop and not manda

. >> ryan: bare feet. 50-some degrees and windy.ood time last night with al roker. >> a great type. al's the best. >> ryan: you won a spelling bee back in the day i did. i can spell the word onomonopia. >> ryan: i tried, once. well done. >> thank you. >> ryan: we know that you have a bucket list of people you want to talk to. >> hugh jackman is next. >> ryan: who doesn't have a bucket list like that. >> i don't. >> ryan: well, nathan sitting in the money chair, he has got $5,000 and counting. akila you want to win and take that seat, the winner moves on to tonight's final bout. >> yes! >> ryan: all set? >> absolutely. >> ryan: you know the rules. each of you has a double, you can use as many times as you like. it's a 400 second bout. fingers crossed, this thing stays connected. i think the crew got that one. all right, let's play the million second quiz. [ applause ] here's the first question. >> ryan: akila just arriving, in her bare feet, nathan in the money chair. nathan, let's start with you. >> b, 19 million. >> ryan: is it a g

. >>> the bbc reports parliamentary porn consumption laid bare in official figures. owow. more than 300,000 attempts to access porn websites were made at the british houses of parliament in the past year. >> 300,000? >> 300,000. no word on how many attempts were made from our own representatives in washington. >>> topping our news now, the senate foreign relations committee voted wednesday to give president obama the power to launch a military strike in syria. but now the president faces a fierce debate in the house as he also rallied worldwide support for military action in syria. the president joins world leaders at the g-20 summit in russia today. >>> no reaction this morning from the three women at the center of the cleveland kidnapping case following ariel castro's suicide. the 53-year-old was found hanging in his cell late tuesday night. the prosecutor who helped put him behind bars called him a coward. >>> and walmart demonstrations over wages. workers are targeting the nation's largest retailer in at least 15 cities today. want you to take a look at the protests be

he can barely breathe. at times he's in pain. he says it's the pain of another day that tears him apart on the inside. i take you back three days before christmas, december 22nd, 2011. shots fired west oakland. >> this case is very important. it's still very much open. i work it every day. >> reporter: investigator fong tran said an argument inside a store ensued. >> minutes after the argument he have was traced down and shot. >> reporter: his organs saved five lives. but it's butler's father's life now in jeopardy. >> he's here, but i tell you, he can sit here, but it's killing him. >> reporter: with the breath he has left he's asking for your help. >> i just want to be around to see the people that did the crime. >> reporter: help to find the killer, the person who ripped apart a father-son bond. >> i can't explain it but it's just something i wish no parent would ever have to go through. >> reporter: so with this reward, charles butler senior is hoping someone will bite and bring closure for a man who says he just wants to clo

of the victims of violent crime coming into hospital do not have a ged or a high school diploma or barely obtained a diploma by the skin of their teeth. i set down with men who are 18-30 years old who are illiterate and cannot even sign an e-mail. city college is a pathway out of poverty. you cannot replace it with a corporation or a conglomerate of non-profits. you cannot provide a scale of sources for college. it's like asking the public sector of non-profit to rebuild the bay bridge. it's economically impossible. we need the city college. i would like to ask the last thing to extend the study recently done to the department of public health. let's get concrete numbers about the victims of violent crime, the health disparities and let's analyze how many of those people do not have a baseline education and there is the direct core. >> i think the point that is changing people's lives especially those that might go into prison complex, with the second chance program really helps people get back on their feet. it's hard to quantify economically how that helps. i think it's tracy faulconer'

i barely had time to talk, but yeah. yeah, he-he was acting kind of out of it., how you doing? fine. superman marathon? lots of fat marlon brando about to appear in the ice castle, right? fortress of solitude. you want to watch? oh, love to, but us sexy secretaries are having a girl's night. woo-hoo! whatev. ( phone ringing ) hello? hey, charlie, what up, big guy? yeah, hold on. maybe he can come over. tell him i'm not here right now. you've seen this like a million times. i just don't want to talk. he'll call you back, okay? okay, bye. i shouldn't have gone out. i should have stayed and watched that stupid movie. who's charlie? his best friend, charlie lane. they've been inseparable since like the third grade. and what can you tell me about him? charlie's big, kind of not so bright. ryan skipped the second grade, because he's like this genius. and they sort of found each other. charlie protects ryan. ryan does charlie's homework. perfect pair, huh? do you have any idea why your brother didn't want to talk to him? no. no, i can't imagine. does ryan have any frie

. >> syrians can barely afford food, let alone go on trips. others will not come because of the proximity of the war. you can see syria from here. >> several tour operators have gone bankrupt. other businesses barely hang on. >> with the war in syria showing no sign of abating soon, many wonder how long will they be able to keep their head above water. >> the latest on the a attack in mennia. the new pictures -- in kenya, the new pictures show the westgate mall in ruins. it will take a week to go through it. >> kenya faces questions over whether they ignored warnings. they heard a year ago that al-shabab was planning suicide attacks on that mall. nazanine moshiri has more from nairobi. >> this footage shot by the kenyan red cross shows scenes of confusion during the westgate mall siege. a number of victims are treated. some of the dead had to be left behind. >> more than a week later kenyans learnt the government may have known about a potential attack here. the document given to al jazeera, and originally leeked to kenyan media contains situa

others barely hang on. with the bar in syria showing no sign of abating soon. many wonder how long will they be able to keep their head above water. >> metrologist dave warren turning to the weather. we are seeing two storms impacting the pacific north-west. the first moved through. the second is developing, bringing rain into the area. this is what it looked like with rain and wind across seattle and washington and oregon. heavy rain leading to flooding. 2-3 inches of rain fell, some places had 4-5 inches, leading to flooding. an additional 2-3 inches is expected and the storm will intensify as it moves to the most. we are tracking this all. this is where it's developing, an area of low pressure, pressure dropping. it will intensify. this is picked up by the computer forecast. look how the lines grew out. this is an indication that the pressure is dropping. the wind will pick up, rain will get heavy. in the next few hours will see the wind pick up and rain heavy along the coast in washington and oregon, in the snow. it's a powerful storm. it continues to devel

what we're planning to do here is to use fire and natural bare years to -- barriers to stop the fire where we can without losing the precious resources that we all enjoy and know yosemite for. >> reporter: the pentagon is going to help firefighters map out where the flames are advancing with a drone. outside the park residents are back many mountain -- in mountain towns saved by firefighters, but the smoke lingers and so does empty feeling. story moss books vacation rentals which should be full. >> it's the biggest weekend of the year for us. it's like the fourth of july. every home that we have was booked. >> reporter: the reservations have to be canceled and an estimated $20,000 loss. >> we would rather them be safe than try to make some money you know to get them up here. >> reporter: it could be two weeks before crews have the fire fully surrounded. manuel bow hour kids, cbs news, los angeles. >> and low visibility is also grounded fire fighting aircraft. >>> labor day weekend usually means great shopping deals. coming up, why it also means record numbers for car dealerships. >>

he can barely breathe. at times he's in pain. he says it's the pain of another day that tears him apart on the inside. i take you back three days before christmas, december 22nd, 2011. shots fired west oakland. >> this case is very important. it's still very much open. i work it every day. >> reporter: investigator fong tran said an argument inside a store ensued. >> minutes after the argument he have was traced down and shot. >> reporter: his organs saved five lives. but it's butler's father's life now in jeopardy. >> he's here, but i tell you, he can sit here, but it's killing him. >> reporter: with the breath he has left he's asking for your help. >> i just want to be around to see the people that did the crime. >> reporter: help to find the killer, the person who ripped apart a father-son bond. >> i can't explain it but it's just something i wish no parent would ever have to go through. >> reporter: so with this reward, charles butler senior is hoping someone will bite and bring closure for a man who says he just wants to clo

i can't wait for you all to meet little dominic, and i barely made it in time.ital. we were shooting the live "x factor" shows and threw on the scrubs, bam, 15 minutes later i had a son. >> reporter: we knew it was coming. >> any moment now. >> reporter: but you're never truly prepared for when your baby is about to arrive. i rushed to the hospital from the set of "the x factor" to be by my wife's side as baby number two got ready to make his debut. both of our moms on hand to welcome our baby into the world. >> we're doing great. you hung in there and made it. i came back in time. >> now, don't get me wrong. all i wanted was a healthy baby, but since i already have a beautiful daughter, gia, i really wanted a boy. >> i did it! it's a boy! >> reporter: and he's got some lungs on him. >> he's fast, he's furious, and now he's going to the dark side. here to tell us about his latest role in "riddick," please welcome my friend vin diesel, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] hello. hi. >> how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> this is very exciting to be here. >> i

barely make it to the 70s. that's all for antioch. dan vail 71.'ll see showers in san francisco tomorrow. san rafael a high of 70 and very wet. sunshine back on sunday. sunny next week but not going to feel the same. going to have chilly nieths, 40s, low 50s and even when we get the sunshine barely making it to 80 inland. fall is better than most places but not going to feel like sunler anymore. going to kind of get abrupt change tomorrow with that rain moving in. >> paul, in the bay area shths hard to beat. pretty spectacular. >> and we need third-degree rain fall. keep it coming, mother nature. >> thanks. >>> coming up, how to decipher the hidden code on price tags to find out if you're really get tg lowest price. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> the bank of the west sports report is next on kpix 5. >>> did you know stores put hidden codes on their price tags? well, they can tell us a lot more than just what an item costs. shows us what to look for. >> shoppers, whether you're looking to save a buck. >> oh, like those. >> or a bundle, knowing what t

barely make it to the 70s. that's all for antioch. dan vail 71.'ll see showers in san francisco tomorrow. san rafael a high of 70 and very wet. sunshine back on sunday. sunny next week but not going to feel the same. going to have chilly nieths, 40s, low 50s and even when we get the sunshine barely making it to 80 inland. fall is better than most places but not going to feel like sunler anymore. going to kind of get abrupt change tomorrow with that rain moving in. >> paul, in the bay area shths hard to beat. pretty spectacular. >> and we need third-degree rain fall. keep it coming, mother nature. >> thanks. >>> coming up,,,,, you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. your carpet stains can reappear. [ laughing ] [ male announcer ] try resolve stain remover, the formula penetrates deep into your carpet and removes stains so they don't come back. trust resolve. forget stains. . >>> the bank of the west sports report is next on kpix 5. >>> did you know stores p

everyone with the help, fuller says he and his wife are barely getting by.nal cuts he says could be crippling. >> it will just mean we don't eat as much. you know, cut down from two meals a day to one meal one day, two the next. >> reporter: food bank manager stella silva says almost half of the people who come to this food bank are veterans. many of them like fuller, are disabled and barely able to make end meet. >> they keep cutting what is going to be left? >> reporter: but it's more than just veterans. about 5,000 active military members are on food stamps. the majority of those are in lower pay grades and have larger than average families. and spends on the ground military bases tells the story. in 2011, $88 million in food stamps were spent on military bases. and nba 2012, that number jumped to $99 million. this year, food stamp usage on base is his on track to exceed $100 million. >> you would like to think people serving our country would be able to at least survive reasonably well and not have to worry about putting food on the table. >> reporter: j

you simply, we noticed that there are barely any models of color. why are these agencies not representing the count are i? >> they're not thinking about doing that. when product are being sold, they do statistics, they look at demographics and try to do advertising that meets its demographics. that's not the way the fashion industry works. i'm not defending it, i think it's wrong. >> were there buyers during fashion week and most of white. >> that could be a part of it. >> people who work for the bigos, macy's and bloomingdales. >> it's fulfilling fantasies. >> a fantasy where there's no black people? where there's no colored people in the world. >> or no asians, yeah. >> you know who i would like to appeal to? i would like to appeal to the white and the black actresses that grace the cover of these magazines and that do the advertisement and that do the big editor yells and i would like to ask that community, ask the angelina jolies and jennifer anistons to come out and speak on behalf of black models and with their sense of fairness that they have

you could hear a pin drop and just barely hear his piano playing. he sound proofed his entire building and the sanchez building is not sound proof at all. if they shut the door it might help. but, they don't. thank you. edid i give me name, frank duart. >> thank you. >> and could i ask a point of reference please? >> i am just wondering what hours you are most disturbed? >> all hours of the day and night. we live there 24 hours a day. they start about 1:00 sometimes 10:30 in the morning, and they say that they have and they play only one day. but, this band... >> and this... >> well, we are there, all hours of the day and night. and it is going on at 2:30, 3:00 in the evening, and 3:00 in the morning, i have called the police. >> 3:00 a.m.. >> you are saying 3:00 a.m.. >> p.m. or a.m.? >> that is after midnight. a.m.. and i have had the police come out and >> okay. >> they can't do much. >> i think that it is clarified. >> thank you. >> go ahead and just speak into the mic. >> my name is kathleen duart and i live at the same property with my father.

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it is barely moving for other loop motorists. the left lane is getting by. policeare confirming two vehicles were involved. they were hit by another vehicle. 21 minutes is your west side drive at this time. be prepared for those additional delays. they are stretching back prior to 70. traffic elsewhere is looking pretty good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we are watching a storm system south of us through virginia this morning. you could see some light rain around richmond. this will pass by and go off to the coast. we are getting some cloud cover around baltimore. we will see 20 of sunshine breaking through. those clouds helped us out with the temperature. most of you have 50's in your neighborhood. 50 in parkton. 56 degrees in chestertown. we should be able to sneak into the low to mid 70's. this big area of high pressure will still be the dominating factor going into the weekend, so it should stay dry. i think the rain is going to miss us. a mix of clouds and sun. we should make it into the low to mid 70's. 6:58.e set maybe a li