this is a bath tub. let's assume that she slips and falls.ts the back of her head and that i assume is the injury that you say is the cause of the ultimate unconsciousness and drowning how come it is not a deep cut. it just goes through the top layer of skin. >> it goes all the way down to the wo bone basically. >> no, it doesn't. >> it is a sub gallial hemorrhage. there is no is subdural. >> and no arachnoided. >> that is a nice gash on the back of her head. let's keep it simple that is a nice gash. you don't even need a laceration to lose consciousness. the fact that you have a laceration here and you have in the bag tub. we don't have to say forget about dizziness and medical conditions and everything else. this is a simple slip and tall break it down to its simple form. >> when you say, darrell, you say you don't even need a gash in the head. are you don't need a gash in the head but there has to be a reason for the fall. she wasn't drunk, didn't have drugs in her system or any kind of disease that would cause this injury. how do you thin

the phenotype of a person on bath salts-- and, remember, bath salt isn't just one well defined combination of drugs-- is very peculiar. first of all, the person apparently feel extreme powers of strength and ability to sense pain. very hard to subdue and hold down. the abusers of bath salts also frequently and for some unknown reason take their clothes off and tear away at their body parts. so these are unusual features of a drug abuser that are phenotype for bath salts themselves and allow enforcement agencies to determine or at least identify whether or not the people are using bath salts. >> woodruff: finally, dr. de felice, why is it so important to get the word out about this substance? >> well, i think it is important because it's very cheap, it's readily available. it's a-- as i already said it's a combination of drug, some of which could be very dangerous, almost in a lethal sense very dangerous. so i think it's important for news agencies to make the public aware of the importance and severity of these drugs and i also think it's important to do research in this area so we can fin

is it now "bed bath, beware?" > > you know, if you look at the stock and look over the past year or so, we really saw the stock drop almost right to its support line yesterday, and it hit there a few times. the low 60s. so $60, $61, that area. we saw it go down to $62 yesterday. major, major support. so, albeit, yes, they missed their profit estimate. revenues weren't so bad. but, the key thing to me was, even though they lowered their guidance, the reason that they missed this quarter was because of higher g&a expense. it wasn't that sales necessarily were light. so going forward, especially with the lower guidance, i think we have a pretty good scenario in the short run for bed bath and beyond here. major support right here, and, going forward, it looks like sales are projected to still be pretty decent. one key indicator that they came out with was stores that are open for more than a year actually grew by 3.5%. that's a key indicator, and that was a pretty positive number. > > any influence on its performance

norfolk southern, railroad giant, and bed bath and beyond. which declined by almost identical amounts today. two different stocks and two very different industries. ones that illustrate, not the concept of trading which i'm increase lig tired of talking about, but the process of investing. first, let me advise you after keynote advice of way too many people out there, especially traders who don't see the importance of homework or don't have the time, inclination or smarts to do it. many say, that's finished. they punch stocks, perhaps somewhat unwittingly. when the prices plummet, these traders think, oh, season over. to them these stocks are there for not going to make the playoffs. the playoffs. so for get them. they are no longer worth betting on. ladies and gentlemen of the stock jury, i have news for you who share this wrong-headed view. stocks aren't sports clawsed. there are no seasons and no one and done playoffs and no wild cards or total elimination. stocks are pieces of paper that are the sum total judgment about a business by a mo

bed bath and beyond, norfolk southern, two different kind of businesses. norfolk is going off the rails, bed bad, looking good. >> coming up, bargain shopping? retailers have been on the rise, but after perusing the aisles cramer has --. >>> and later, making dough, dominos has been -- find us if it can claim the upper crust of the pizza population, when the ceo breaks some news in cramer's exclusive. just ahead. >>> plus 'tis the season? millions of people around the world will get their hands on the highly anticipated crown jewel of the apple empire. iphone 5, but don't, get ready to though everything you think you know about tech out the window. cramer's looking beyond apple and what he says may surprise you. all coming up on "mad money." >>> any moment there's stocks that might rally for a week or month or a season before they only go out of style. and then there are the long-term opportunities that we search for all the time here on "mad money." what i call the secular growth stories that have the potential to keep going higher year after year after y

like i'm going to take a bath in that sink.ut everybody always brushed it off because i would say crazy stuff all the time. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts only four minutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring anything to dry off. >> the video is posted on myspace that same morning, but tim has no idea just how much of a stir his short film will create. tim's bubble bath generates hundreds of thousands of hits on the internet. he's asked to make national television appearances. all good for his music, but not good for his resume. he and his co-workers are all fired. >> i figured i would get fired when i did it, but when everybody else got fired, that was the part that surprised me because really no one had anything to do with it, aside from the girl that filmed it. >> that girl, macy, is sorry she and tim didn't edit out their other colleagues. >> i regret that they got in trouble or had to have anything

key earnings from bed, bath, and beyond and adobe. liz: former hedge fund manager joining us to tell us the one thing we need to do to make this economy rebound more like a tightly coiled spring. david: we will tell you what drove the market today with the data download. stocks rose a better-than-expected economic data, all three major indices posted gains breaking a two-day losing streak. the top performers, energy of course was the worst performing sector with oil dropping as it has. a lot of action in the commodity pits. posting this against biggest drop in two months. crude closed down 3.5% now trading $91.97 per barrel. high inventories drove the losses. u.s. existing home sales jumped 7.9% in august from one month earlier to a seasonally adjusted rate 4.82 million year-over-year sales were up 9.3%. liz: okay, so we have all of today's action covered for you. leary in the pics of the cme, david, something he was going to tell us, why he was going to ditch some of the positive dividend payers, and breaking down the one commodity h

outdoor barbecues, you might want to rearrange things. >> like you said, bathed in 70s. you feel like you're taking a bath. >> it is pretty brutal. >> and sarah's mosquitos are all offer the place. >> i know. they're just everywhere. >> let's check in with lauren demarco in no julie wright this morning who is taking some vacation. >> much-needed, i'm sure. everybody this morning, the one thing that you have working for you is very light volume for you out there on the roadways. the morning rush shouldn't be an issue. we do have some slick pavement. be aware of that. you are traveling at speed. nond through 11:00 a.m. on -- you are traveling at speed northbound through 11:00 a.m. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> our big story right now this morning, a section of northwest d.c. hit with severe flooding once again. the rain turned parts of the bloomingdale neighborhood into a river, stranded drivers and caused multiple power outages and it closed down the show hard university metro station yesterday. one resident talked about the frustration o

liz: i was just at bed, bath & beyond.illow cases, good for the skin, try it. >> slip right off the bed, though. liz: they are great. the closing bell ringing in exactly 30 minutes. when we come back, massachusetts governor deval patrick on how he keeps his state's unemployment rate well below the national average. what he's doing to create jobs and why he's still very much believes in the american dream. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. it's anothereason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. zon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pr

by now, you might have heard about the pararells that come from the synthetic street drug known as bath salts. but now there is another designer high causing concern. it is known by the street name smiles. ah ha lose jen with a high that can last for hours or days. and, it has become part of the national vocabulary thanks to the ghastliest of crimes. abc's david wright has details. >> reporter: up until now, johnny lewis was just another aspiring actor. familiar mostly to fans of "sons of anarchy." >> i had to leave. >> reporter: now, johnny lewis is a household name. >> a new hollywood murder mystery. >> her ex-boyfriend, just found dead. >> reporter: star of a tabloid tragedy. a hollywood murder-suicide. >> one of those stories that almost seems too crazy to be true. >> tragic. >> reporter: lewis beat his 81-year-old landlady to death. he tore her cat to pieces. eye witnesses who tried to stop him say he showed super human strength. there are reports that some sort of drugs were involved. >> that's a possibility. we haven't located any drugs and we're not sure about that. we won't kno

salts he's injected bath salts into the banking system into the monetary system he thinks he's going like five hundred miles per hour like well going so. he's slowly crashing. out of me well don't you back of course as well go the way but all these other big money center banks are to big to fail banks are technically insolvent their liabilities are ten times greater than the equity their value was zero they've got nothing but a cartridge toner full of back there to crank out counterfeit collateralized obligations and other derivatives there's nothing there there's nothing but a bunch of hampsters on a wheel spinning around to drive the energy of a printing press well in the meantime they're forecasting that the dollar will essentially plummet in the first half of two thousand and thirteen to less than a two thousand of an ounce of gold. oh yeah they're all all the paper currencies are going to collapse against gold this has been the story for ten years it'll be the story for the next ten years and the people who are going to survive this catastrophe of course are the people with the

filed in paris today against the photographer who took pictures of prince william's wife kate sun bathingopless. prince william and kate were visiting. the royal family plans to file a criminal complaint over breach of privacy. an italian magazine also plans to publish those photos. >>> cbs money watch now has gas prices peak and zombies take over the box office. >> good morning. overseas markets were mostly flat this morning, hong kong hang seng add ad fraction, shanghai's composite index added a 2%. several economic reports due out this week could chart wall street's course, among them trade deficit, housing starts and weekly jobless claims. & beyond reports.ed e-bed, bath on friday the dow jones industrial reached its highest close since december of 2007 ending the week up 286 points while the nasdaq finished 47 points higher. gasoline prices may be coming down. the price of regular is $3.46 prices are expected to decline now that refineries have switched from the higher priced summer blend to a less costly wintry mix. resident evil was top at the weekend box of. the zombie horror sequ

steam from the fissures was piped into spas, mineral baths and steam rooms at the bathing complexes of baiae on the bay's northern edge. julius caesar owned a villa there on the promontory overlooking the bay. his father in law may have owned the vast villa dei papiri in herculaneum. buried under 80 feet of solidified mud by the eruption of vesuvius in 79 a.d., it was recreated in the design of the j. paul getty museum in malibu. colonnades give way to elegant interiors and courtyards adorned with reproductions of the statues unearthed at the villa dei papiri. jets of water were pumped through fountain sculptures into pools and water courses. a boozy follower of dionysus riding a bloated wine skin attests to the lighthearted side of roman life on the bay. caesar's grand-nephew augustus, rome's first emperor, liked the pleasures of the bay so much that he bought the island of capri from the city of naples. his adopted son tiberius, emperor from 14 to 37 a.d., built a dozen villas on capri. tiberius left rome and spent the last decade of his life on the island. his guests were invited to

guess what, they're drawing it into a blood bath. 150 yards rushing. they sacked him five times, matt barkley, five times. all last year, only eight times. his jersey was dirty tonight. so today -- they really bet beet him up front in the trenches and played their game. >> let me ask you this. you mentioned in the pregame, the 0 and 3 would be in their mind. do you think it was in their head on that field? >> no doubt at all. >> let's get to the highlights now. notre dame visiting east lansing. what's in sparty's mind right now? the fighting irish? >> no freshman quarterback should ever do, throw across your body into the end zone, unless you have john goodman to make a one-handed catch for the 36-yard touchdown. 7-0, notre dame. later on golson, i'm not going to throw t i'm going run it, breaks up for a six-yard touchdown. notre dame up 14-0 at that point. later on in the second ha michigan state trying to make a comeback. labian bell trying to do it against boise. jump over people. maybe that would work. because nothing else seemed to be working all

clean magic eraser bath scrubber. and try new mr. bath spray with shine shield for a shine that lasts up to 7 days. >>> welcome back. time for some entertainment news. well, pop star katy perry's year just keeps getting better. biars unsh g akmeheir woman of the year award during the magazine's women in music event in november. >>responding to criticism out her rent weight gain, laagve or website, she has suffered from anorexia and bulimia since she was 15. she's started a section on her little monster's website for followers to show her perceived flaws. >>> madonna said she was bng deliberately ironic when she referred to president obama as a black muslim at her washington, d.c., concert. >>> remember this little guy, the fo ld othis ctine tist the movie we still haven't seen but everyone tells us we should because it's good. >> i haven't met any of those people. >> uggie has published a memoir. the tongue in cheestory and talks about reese witherspoon and a bunch of other stuff. we have promised our producers we're going to see it.

this is about $30 at bed, bath, and beyond.e a bathroom. that can dry on there. this is nice from bed bath and beyond. you need places to store things. this is about $50. just some toilet paper and such. >> and such. that's right. >> and of course the toilet. the biggest thing is that the space behind it doesn't get used. this is called a space saver for a reason. you can put all that stuff you don't want people to see and people do look. according to the internet, 70% of guests go through your medicine cabinet. >> i look. >> i don't. >> you don't? >> why not? >> it's rude. >> no, it isn't. you want to know what kind of medicines they're on. >> that's why you don't keep the medicine in the medicine cabinet. you want to keep it in the kitchen. this is a nice spray by jerry watkins. it gets rid of any odors. you notice we have the cleaning devices. see how these are from bed bath and beyond. not expensive. >> i love it. this i love. >> that's awesome. around the sink. >> keeping the cleaning items out so every day you do a little

in terms of like let's take about a bed bath and beyond. is there value in a best buy? is that what you are looking for, a beat up story that might have a turn around? >> best buy is one of our tenants. right now they are struggling in terms of what their business model is. for every best buy there are probably ten other tenants expanding like crazy. i would say best buy isn't a great example of a tenant that is doing well with low interest rates. >> some others that are would be tj max or whole foods, bed bath and beyond and cost co. >> there is still a bit of a bar bell. >> you buy into that. the middle is no good and it is a low end and high end. >> i wouldn't say no good. the high end is doing very well. the nordstrum and sacs and dollar stores are doing well. >> i am curious about tjx. you are seeing potential for expansion from names like tjx and discounters. some of the lower ends like dollar stores and dollar tree? >> very much so. the marshals of the world are expanding store counts 50 to 100 stores. marshals just went up to canada. so we are seeing dramatic ex

fabio capello after defeating northern ireland last week and enough to keep russia on top of group bath despite portugal beating as a beyond their three nil northern ireland and luxembourg threw in the other games i missed because polo could not be more satisfied with more from. it for example for . russia produced one of their best performances in years to beat israel with such ease and conviction while this was supposed to be one of the hottest games for fabio capello's mind in group bath but they blew israel away with a four star performance which at the italian more than happy with the way his players have performed over the last two games has favored by and six points and scored six goals in the process six points i need to play more games. but the confidence on the theme are not improving. and those will be one of the there. is that he who will lead them but an important thing is that we should go to see if . we got there greens you. know i'm happy because they're going to just you're given the order to fill it with. russia's fans will have less than full memories of the stadiums

she was sun bathing topless with her husband. someone snapped some pictures and as people tend to do, okay, and these aren't them. but she -- and i guess they've been trying to stop the publication of these pictures. but the funny thing about life now is, when the pictures are out there, they're out there. >> and i guess an irish news paper did them first. >> and then italian paper had dozens of photos with her. >> you know what i would do if i was the future queen of england, i think that humor is the greatest weapon any of us have. and she should say, you know what, i should have realized somebody would be snapping us. we're always in the public eye. i'm glad he shot them while they're still perky and before i have the royal babies and can't do it ever again. at least it wasn't harry. that's what i would have said. >> because it is weird because she's in a home, it's not her home. >> a relative's villa. >> you would think if you're her, you would imagine that somewhere dangling from trees in the sky, somebody would be shooting

. >>> actress elizabeth hurly has come out with a new line of bathing suits for little girls. however, some parents right now not too happy with the designs. we're going to show you the swimsuit and explain why so many people are upset. >>> plus kohl's right now looking to hire. we'll tell you about where you can make a little extra cash over the holidays straight ahead. anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism... and table games like blackjack and poker. add it up: it's twelve thousand new maryland jobs. but to build it you have to vote for it. vote for question seven. and get maryland back to work. >>> thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. actress elizabeth hurly is causing a splash over her latest adventure and it's not in a good way. some are saying bikinis for girls, like the one you

is it a, reading the newspaper, b, taking a bath, or c, writing a letter? >> our facebook friend jeanine posted c, writing a letter. it has to be. i still have some beautiful stationary i've had for years. i haven't even opened the packages. >> post your guesses on our facebook page. find out if you're correct at 6:48. we'll be back. too many americans are struggling to find work in today's economy. too many of those who are working are living paycheck to paycheck trying to make falling incomes meet rising prices for food and gas. more americans are living in poverty than when president obama took office and fifteen million more are on food stamps. president obama and i both care about poor and middle-class families. the difference is my policies will make things better for them. we shouldn't measure compassion by how many people are on welfare. we should measure compassion by how many people are able to get off welfare and get a good paying job. my plan will create twelve million new jobs over the next four years helping lift families out of poverty and st

. >>> well, it may look like a bubble bath gone wrong, but it's just mother nature stirring things up in scotland. that is sea foam blanketing the scottish coast in the village of aberdeen. experts say heavy surf mixing with the air and other junk in the water lathers up that mound. >>> and these little angels sure get a bad rap. check out these baby tasmanian devils. this year 40 of them were born in new south wales, australia, where a breeding facility is trying to save the little guys from extinction. once they are healthy enough, they will be released into the wild to embark on their own devilish destinies. they are actually kind of cute. four minutes past the hour right now. let's go back to al in cleveland with a check of our weather for us, at the fish market, al. >> well, we are at the west side market in cleveland. go the a lot of fun folks here. got kids here from city year, donate a year of service, americorps, friends last night from the northeast ohio adoption services and the cleveland scream team, with the cavaliers. stopped screaming since lebron left, right? >> still

bed bath is a little trickier. the last quarter sent the stock plunging from 73 to 59. it was a disaster. if you want to play this one, you have to do it with co-options given how much you got hammered on the disappointment last night. the december 65 calls for roughly $6. if bed bath delivers, the stock could go back to its old high and if it doesn't it most likely will give up a lot of the hard-fought gain we had to 70 and you'll be stopped out. thursday oracle and tibco. both have performed fabulously of late. tibco you've heard lately on the show. it's been a winner. only recently in this more friendly environment have the stocks actually moved higher. i like both of them going into the quarter. finally, friday. darden, which made red lobster and olive garden famous. this is one of the oddest stories out there. the last quarter and the quarter before that were really nothing to write home about. but the stock has been a horse in large part because of its large dividend. i fear owning darden into the quarter, though, because it now only yields 3.7% courtesy of recent

. >>> well, it may look like a bubble bath gone wrong, but it's just mother nature stirring things up in scotland. that is sea foam blanketing the scottish coast in the village of aberdeen. experts say heavy surf mixing with the air and other junk in the water lathers up that mound. >>> and these little angels sure get a bad rap. check out these baby tasmanian devils. this year 40 of them were born in new south wales, australia, where a breeding facility is trying to save the little guys from extinction. once they are healthy enough, they will be released into the wild to embark on their own devilish destinies. they are actually kind of cute. four minutes past the hour right now. let's go back to al in cleveland with a check of our weather for us, at the fish market, al. >> well, we are at the west side market in cleveland. go the a lot of fun folks here. got kids here from city year, donate a year of service, americorps, friends last night from the northeast ohio adoption services and the cleveland scream team, with the cavaliers. stopped screaming since lebron left, right? >> still

number 2, they're not growing in big water baths. most people when you say the word "sponge," mainly because of spongebob being around on tv, most people you say the word "sponge," they automatically go the ocean. >> the girls at the spa said you don't even have to put any lotion or anything on that. >> no. no. >> just a little water. >> ty soften right up. and whether you're using it for cleaning or bathing, they're just ultimately soft. >> that's good. >> very inviting and enjoyable. >> you are the luffa whisperer. >> ah. there we go. >> oh, you are. you're the luffa whisperer. i've heard that somewhere before. and deanne has even expanded the operation in recebt years to include a small retail store where visitors can now buy the luffas and soaps and lotions she makes at the farm. >> it was just simply a pipe dream. a build it and, you know, they'll come. watch out what you wish bor, it might just happen. there was no way to write any kind of a plan. all i can tell you is that every time you mention the word "luffa" and you start

you put a wine glass on the bath -- >> jimmy: next one is from @erin1237.apartment. i found one in the fridge that said, 'i came, i saw, i ate the rest of your chicken.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: no. come on. come on. >> jimmy: at least she admitted it. >> steve: yeah. veni, vidi, chicki. >> jimmy: -- ate the rest of your chicken. >> steve: thank you. >> jimmy: this one's from @gloryland89. he says, "my roommate boils water he plans on drinking to neutralize chemicals the government uses to spread obesity." [ laughter ] o -- kay. sure. absolutely. amen. >> steve: well, good for you! >> jimmy: well, good for you! i am requesting a different roommate please and -- >> steve: and i'm just gonna leave my things here. >> jimmy: yeah. this last one is from @jcmusic. he says, "i saw my roommate in an awesome pair of boxers. i said, 'i have the same ones.' he said, 'i know, they're yours.'" [ laughter ] there you have it. [ cheers and applause ] those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out more of my favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtags.