i mean beth? >> let's go back to where pat started, which is the origin of the american dream, about working hard and persevering. somehow in the 50s and 60s, that turned into owning a home. so i think to the extent that things have little bit gotten off that track, is healthier and we're returning more to the origins and why we're here to begin with. >> i think a big reason why there's dramatic increase in pessimism now is the same reason, increase in the 70s when we had gasoline lines and runaway -- but things were doing so well before that by contrast people are -- have to ratchet up their expectations bubba doesn't moan they don't have hope things will recover in the soon, we hope soon. >> i think the pessimism is because we're pessimistic about the rate of the recovery return, rather than in any personal terms. but the rate -- when is the recovery going to be back? we'll be right back with predictions! >>> beg, a forced prediction is. >> true or false? homeownership, having children and marri

>> sure. >> beth? >> i imagine i could tell someone and not blush. >> whether you're comfortable or not. a swedish branch of a scandinavian lingerie chain called change is having their employees wear tags that have the bust circumference and bust size of themselves. >> some employees are not happy. one employee said, this is a quote, we have dirty old men coming into the shop looking at my cup size, why should everyone get to know that. >> the company says salespeople are there to show what size might be right for what body shape. couldn't you see the old pervert following around some girl with a dd on her name tag. >> this could be help for boyfriends and husbands they could go in and you're like about the same size of my girlfriend. >> and the union is suing the company saying this demeaning and a clear case of discrimination. >> what if a man worked in the shop? what does he wear? >> there's a controversy whether or not they're required to wear them. the company says the girls don't have to wear the

>> keep in mind, beth that all scarfs are not created equal. there are some very fine silky ones, there's thick knit ones. and they're all appropriate for different types of the year. >> you've got indoors scarves, you've got outdoor scarves. come on. >> you've got skiing scarves. walking scarves. >> you know, driving scarves, flying scarves. the one that suzy wears. >> i today brought my infinity scarf. with this is basically one big loop which you can just tie and tie. when you need a little bit more coverage, you can go with something like this. if you want to see wendy's entire video and all 25 ways to wear a scarf, head over to our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> talk about making something out of nothing. it's another tech story that's got beth in a tizzy. >> this freak you guys out a little bit, that suddenly like -- >> here we go. >> will this computer creation freak you out? >>> a house goes upflames, with a loved one still inside. >> firemen are still scratching their heads. >> when you hear this survival story, you'll be scratching

i'm beth troutman. this is the show that finds the best videos and stories on-line so you don't have to and it's time to show them to you, right this minute. sprayed in the face and beaten in the back of a cop car. for jaywalking? >> i don't think they teach you that one in the academy? >> is the cop in trouble? hearing the ruling that just came down. new video of that stunt on a new york bridge. 11 stories up on a thin piece of cloth. hear what's happened since the rogue acrobat ran from police. >>> a mom puts her baby in the crib, but when she comes back -- >> oh, my -- >> see the great prank debate. super funny or did it go too far? time to set the table for thanksgiving. but you want to do it cheaply and you want to be able to do it yourself. >> see how a paper bag and oreo cookies can help. you've seen these before. but probably not like this. it's the big space alien sea creature mystery and we'll solve it. >>> we begin today's show with dash cam video that was just released. nick, you have the st

>> keep in mind, beth that all scarfs are not created equal. there are some very fine silky ones, there's thick knit ones. and they're all appropriate for different types of the year. >> you've got indoors scarves, you've got outdoor scarves. come on. >> you've got skiing scarves. walking scarves. >> you know, driving scarves, flying scarves. the one that suzy wears. >> i today brought my infinity scarf. with this is basically one big loop which you can just tie and tie. when you need a little bit more coverage, you can go with something like this. if you want to see wendy's entire video and all 25 ways to wear a scarf, head over to our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> talk about making something out of nothing. it's another tech story that's got beth in a tizzy. >> this freak you guys out a little bit, that suddenly like -- >> here we go. >> will this computer creation freak you out? >>> a house goes up in flames, with a loved one still inside. >> firemen are still scratching their heads. >> when you hear this survival story, you'll be scratc

i'm beth troutman. it is wednesday and you're watching "right this minute." >>> police make one of the creepiest discoveries ever. what looks like a house full of dolls leads to the twisted double life of a grave robber. >> creepy as heck. >> you've heard the saying what goes around comes around. a man stops to help a stranded driver and suddenly he's the one that needs help. hear the unbelievable turn of events. >>> coach joe paterno faces the fans. and you can hear a pin drop when he finally speaks his mind. >>> and a woman's legs grow gigantic. >> oh! >> see the rare medical condition that amazing even doctors. >>> we begin today's show with a really strange story that both nick and i found today. nick, i'm going to let you start with this one. i know we've both been sitting with our mouths agait as we read this. >> it is the most morbid and ma could be thing i think that's been on the show yet. look at this video coming out of where else, russia. >> russia. >> this is police video of an apartment. h

>> wiley: well, there's this nice lady named beth. then, she gave us a lot of money so we could stay at the hotel, and now i'm staying at the hotel. >> pelley: she said that a nice lady named beth came and gave the family money. >> beth davalos: well, a nice community came. i just delivered it. >> pelley: beth davalos runs programs for homeless kids in the seminole county schools. this is the video that she shot when she found jade's family. >> wiley: well, we deal with it. every day, we deal with it when we live in the car. >> davalos: we're going to get you a hotel room now. how do you feel about that? >> wiley: happy. >> pelley: when davalos hears of a student on the street, she uses county money and donations to get temporary shelter in a motel. >> davalos: good job. >> pelley: the money she had for jade's family lasted only a month, so the wileys, and jade, are painting the rest of the motel in exchange for a room. but this is rare. of all the homeless families in florida, two-thirds are living on the street. >> davalos: i hear a

. >> reporter: since beth bright was diagnosed with a rare type of adrenal cancer five years ago, herife has been a series of doctor visits, medical tests and screenings. >> a lot of times when i come here, it can be up to six hours a day, you can be in scans and that's a long day for somebody to lay down and give blood work and especially if you're in pain. >> reporter: doctors are watching beth closely for new tumors. so far, she's had nearly a dozen appearing on her spine, ribs, legs, liver and adrenal gland. it's the signature symptom of her disease. >> now that it's appearing everywhere, it's scary. >> for a lot of our patients, they have to currently get a pet scan, they have to get a c.a.t. scan with radiation and they have to get an mri. those patients need to know what are on those tests. they determine what therapy they're going to get and they are going to determine how much disease is in the body. >> reporter: but getting all those tests not only takes a lot of time, but also means more radiation for patients and more difficulty for doctors. so, today, bright traveled from

>> well, there's this nice lady named beth and then she gave us a lot of money so we could stay at theow i'm staying at the hotel. >> pelley: she said that a nice lady named beth came and gave the family money. >> a nice community came. i just delivered it. >> pelley: beth davalos runs programs for homeless kids in the seminole county schools. she helps them find temporary shelter-- but it's tough. of all the homeless families in florida, two-thirds are living on the street. why is it happening right now? >> people are running out of resources. the unemployment runs out, their savings run out and before you know it they find themselves living in their car because they just ran out of all options. >> pelley: the kids we met, like the metzgers, clean up in gas stations or y.m.c.a.s. they keep up appearances by day and search for safety by night. you sound very adult to me. you had to grow up pretty fast. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> every time i see, like, a teenager or any other kid fighting with their parents or arguing with them and, like, not doing what they're told, it really hurts me becau

. >> reporter: beth and her husband have plastered the area with more than 7,000 flyers and handed out 4,000 business cards. they've set up a sassafras tip line and even called in a pet detective of sorts, a search and rescue dog. >> we had a tracker coming down to check out sightings for us

it airs the sunday night after thanksgiving on beth centric, you know. there i am up on the stage with dougy fresh. it's very very cool, if i say so myself. did you have a great time? >> i had a great time. i was floating. mean-time, what do you have coming up on the show? >> a lot of news. bernie sanders, the independent senator from vermont who caucuses with the democrats in the senate. he is outspoken.

>>> hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman. what we do around here is search the internet for the newest, greatest videos and stories. so let's show you what we found. "right this minute." >> the video allegedly shows two girls trying to steal a cell phone. >> the coolest feeling in the world for me was pointing this at the girls and say, arrest her, arrest that girl! >> on the streets of new york city, it's the photographer who answers the cell phone call for help. >>> every once in a while you'll get a text on your cell phone that maybe wasn't intended for you. this woman gets five a day every day. you'll find out why. >> do you have a favorite text that you've received? >> the gist of it was sically, hey,f we were together, woulat you did with me last night? >>> after the thailand floods go away, who comes to the rescue? why elephants are the clean-up heroes. >>> and see ha happens when a kitty gets a drug for hyperactive humans. >>> we kick off today's show with video of brave people doing a really good thing. gayle, you ha

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when she said yes, the song -- >> beth, it's not you getting engaged. this is a stranger.w this person. >> oh, my goodness. you are in tears. >> she was so moved. picked her favorite song and got his choir involved and they all learned the music and they -- >> you don't know these people. >> i know, but i love this guy for doing this. [ applause ] >>> we've seen all kinds of video of the floods across asia and indonesia and china. in japan, they have a pretty remarkable system in place to pump floodwaters and it's become a huge tourist attraction. look at these photos. they're from the metropolitan area outer underground discharge channel, also known as g-can or the underground temple. this is to protect tokyo, located north of tokyo in kusakabi, jaen. >> the city starts get flooded and overrun with rain water. this thing kicks in and throws it back out. >> that's exactly what it is. this is a nearly four-mile structure that is 50 meters beneath the surface of the ground. it's five concrete silos, a large water tank and 59 pillars that are connected to a number of pumps. a

i think i'm going to call beth and the phone will call beth. >> what?. >> he calls the goo that's sitting right next to him. his friend. just by thinking, call graham. >> it's not doing it. >> come on. >> think harder, come on. >> calling josh. >> real? this is real? >> i can't tell. they could just, they could have rigged up their phone. >> this just a video online right now. but pretty freaky. if it is real. >> but this just seems like there's not enough technology involved here. >> right. >> exactly. i think it's possible and i agree with you guys that just a couple of things stuck to your forehead -- what the heck do i know. >> zach, our tech expert is here to explain this. how the heck does this thing work. >> this brain wave is connected to this command. you'll record something that you're thinking. this brain wave means call someone. >> they train it before. they train this system before it's a react in a certain way. >> right. so can you put this thing on and it won't just read every thought that you have. it's that it's preprogrammed to recogni

many people didn't have water running. >> like hundreds of others in the area, beth's house is still standing but uninhabitable. the effects of hurricane iniki are devastating but not just to homes and power lines. >> i lost my job. i moved away from home for five years. i only saw my children on weekends for five years. it wasn't until my job allowed me to transfer back home -- and i'm getting teary about it because it was really very emotional -- that i could actually say the hurricane was behind me. >> living through the most powerful hurricane to strike the state of hawaii in recorded history, beth and tony now see things a little differently. >> we are just a speck or a dot on this planet and the planet rules everything. >> mother nature can come up at any minute and sneak up and just throw you a curve. so you really become more present and more appreciative and more grateful. >>> coming up -- >> i definitely wasn't breathing. i was unconscious. >> a bungee jumper's life hangs in the balance. >>> and later -- a plane drops from the sky. >> holy crap. >> he was actually falling s

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>> well, there is this nice lady named beth, and then she gave us a lot of money so we could stay at the hotel and now i'm staying at the hotel. >> reporter: beth davalos runs programs for homeless kids in the seminole county schools. she helps them find temporary shelter but it's tough. of all the homeless families in florida, two-thirds are living on the street. >> people are running out of resources. the unemployment runs out. their savings run out. and before you know it, they find themselves living in their car because they just ran out of all options. >> reporter: the kids we met, like the metzgers, clean up in gas stirrings ymcass. they keep up appearances by day and search for safety by night. you sound very adult to me. you had to grow up pretty fast. >> yeah. every time i see, like, a teenager or any other kid fighting with their parents or arguing with them, and, like, not doing what they're told it really hurts me because they could be in my shoes-- and of course i don't want them to be in my shoes-- but they need to learn to appreciate what they have and who they have in

have you noticed the transformation of beth? once it started talking, she was like, what is that thing? it looks cute as long as you don't turn him on. kind of like nick. >> ahhhh. [ furby noises ] >>> next on the "rtm" "countdown," a freak accident with a happy ending and christian found this one. >> in august, there was an accident involving a 75-year-old driver who lost control of her suv and it slammed against one of the walls at a church in kansas. the story comes to us from nbc actionnews.com. on the other side of that wall, were five chicken fires full of oil. and working on those fryers was 27-year-old gary fuentes, who suffered burns on 60% of his body. >> a freak accident. >> i love life and thank god every day for the life that i have. >> since then, gary has had several surgeries. yesterday they reopened the church's chicken and happily, gary was able to come back. this is gary walking back into the church's chicken to greet some of his friends. and you can see his hands are covered with bandages. part 69 reason why

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as beth parker shows us, that is not, vantage point the amazing part of the story. >> reporter: this past february, he was in a bed at georgetown university hospital after a life saving liver transplant and playing the role of patient is not his specialty. the 60-year-old said without goals we drift aimlessly. his goal this weekend is completing the jfk. a 50-mile run started during the kennedy era. here he is running the same race last year at the time he knew he had cancer and was waiting for a donor. >> and i ran 12 miles the day before. i didn't know that was going to be the day before and received a phone call. >> -by-the co-owner of if the shoe fits running store in maryland. >> they have 24, 25-millimeter heel. >> reporter: this some runners provide inspiring a. even though he didn't running marathons until he was 47, he has a new notches on his belt. look at these t-shirts hanging here in the store. each represents a race. he has completed 24 marathons and 11 ultramarathons. >> saint george, my favorite, i was able to qualify for boston, santa george, it was downhill and i ne

people happening to be passing by at the time that this happened and they're expected to be okay i'm beth parker. back to you. >> and not sure if you know the question to the -- answer to the question. the former gang member is going to jail. the police say anything about a potential for violence that she faces now? >> reporter: well, they haven't said anything about that. because there are many different jurisdictions looking at her, she's in federal custody. we have charges in baltimore county, fairfax county and prince william county and there mean some possibilities and can you bet they're going to keep a close eye on her and law enforcement and the judicial system all over the area. >> and beth parker tonight. >>> another person suspected of several car jacks and robberies is in jail. henry levy sanders targeted elderly people in the westfield parking lot in wheaton. the police say that sanders threatened his victim with the box cutter and forced them to drive to atms and take out cash. >>> a maryland man is back in the states after being linked to his girlfriend's misa -- disappeara

i know mary beth. some parents are doing it but it has critics and megan pringle joins us live as she does every monday, wednesday and friday with the latest on this. are you and rob considering this idea? >> reporter: don't think so. when i brought this up to my husband it's read about it and he said that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. >> that's a boy. >> reporter: and judging by what you said to mary beth that there's eye rolling going on. but basically, more and more parents are doing this. it is called elimination communication or infant natural hygiene. i am not making it up. parents are skipping the diapers altogether and taking the infant straight to the toilet. we will show you pictures because this really is going on. there's a lot of support groups out there and online communities and websites aimed at helping parents get a hang of this. elimination communication is what it is called. and parents start to potty train the babies as early as a few weeks old. and they say that you

beth parker has the story. >> reporter: wal-mart is a corporate giant with no stores in the nation's capital but that is about to chap. >> 22 years in the -- to change. >> 22 years in the makes and excited to see us come to fryez. >> reporter: the mayor is referring to this, skyland plaza. long said to be on the verge of development. the mayor announced that skyland will be home to two additional wal-marts planned for d.c. with another at fort taughton and four other sites announced already, that is a half dozen stores total. you would have six wal-marts constructed in a relatively small area, for example, here at fort taunton square at the intersection of south dakota and rigs road, northeast. and that is just a mile and a half away from another of those wal-mart locations. here on georgia avenue near rigs road. a wal-mart spokesman told fox 5 that the stores will serve different neighbors and that city leaders say it will bring much needed jobs. she worked at the wal-mart in 2007 and 2008j. they promised me $10 an hour and promised benefits. >> reporter: she ended up being part tim

>>> hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman, it is tuesday and you're watching "right this minute". >>> oklahoma is not okay. after an earthquake and a tornado. meet the storm chaser who was rolled right into a ditch. >> it took the wheel out of my hands, basically. >>> let's go pound them. >> and a very excited person who had just come out offence thesia now nathan and his dad tell us the story behind the video that's going viral. >>> he's being called the real "slum dog millionaire." >> he won 50 million rupes. >> which is about $4, right? >> it's about $1 million, nick. >> hear about his hard-luck life and the question that changed everything. >>> oh, ow! >> police fire on an occupy photographer. now hear why he didn't see that one coming. >> there was no warning given to me. >>> and the little dude takes his first baby steps. >> he looks like he got slimed. >> he was just born a few minutes ago, steven. >>> we begin our show today with some weather video from a few different angles. now there was a 5.6-magnitude earthquake in oklahoma over the weekend. and less than 48 hours later, tornadoes

beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> coming up next cracking down on the occupy wall street movement, the ruling tonight that has dealt a devastating blow to protesters. >>> plus this heated debate turned violent on live tv. >>> but first the o's going old school, today the baltimore orioles unveiled their new logo for next season similar to the cartoon logo in the team's world series years. the good old days. remember those? i'm sure it's a marketing move to sell more memorabilia, but there's also home the new look will break the team's 14 year streak of bad luck and bad baseball. of @@[ male announc the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey 8 to 24 lbs, for just 58 cents a pound. cook your thanksgiving tu

as beth parker shows us, he's got blistered feet and tired legs but his soul is doing fine. >> i aroundbout 18 miles a day. >> it's about getting started. >> i am looking at the pictures of those boys, men and women they bringing home shot to piece in the coffin. and i am thinking, you know, i nevermed my payment and freedom is not free. about -- never need my payment and freedom is not free. i got the idea two years ago. >> reporter: he's walking 1,000 miles visiting each of the three 9/11 sites. he started in august from his home in rockford, will illinois. -- rockford, illinois. >> i figured many days i could life off of my body fat. when i left indiana, i gained two pounds. that is how well they took care of me. >> reporter: way caught up with him as he passed from maryland into d.c. >> the scenery and people. >> reporter: he's a 70-year-old retired chicago police detective who never served in the military himself. >> and been to getties ber. that is -- gettysburg. that is sacrifice. when you see a tombstone that said 28 unknown. you realize that is what sacrifice is about. they bro

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman, we found some great videos to show you today. and here's what's ahead on "right this minute." [ screaming ] >> the videos tell the story. as storms rip through the south. >> i'm so scared. >> my hair is standing up. >>> you're not supposed to play with animals at the zoo. but -- >> nobody managed to tell this guy. >> see how fun with the monkeys turned ugly. >>> and airline warns of a fake email scam. hear why you don't even have to be a thanksgiving traveler to be hit. >>> you are looking at a medical miracle. >> this one blew my mind. >> as a surgeon puts a finger on a stomach. >> what did he put it there for? >>> and his chocolate rain was a smash viral video. >> i've always been a hobbyist musician. >> now he's back with a new tune and you'll hear it. ♪ ♪ >>> coming up on "right this minute." >> when a storm hits, hammers start rolling and we scour the internet to find some of the best footage. steven, you had the task of digging through all the video that came out of auburn, alabama. >> a heavy storm system moved through the

i'm beth troutman. this is the show that brings you the best videos and stories from the web. here's what we have "right this minute." amazing video of a bird in trouble and the guy who came to the rescue. you'll meet the hero on the jet ski. >> you haven't had a deep fried it turkey at thanksgiving you have not lived yet. >> wait until you see what happens when william shatner tries to fry the bird. >> it just seems like it's way too dangerous. >> a bus driver yelling, an autistic passenger and a videotape. >> get the [ bleep ] up. >> hear why the driver himself has been kicked off the bus. >> a fancy car race, winds down. >> and the ending, the finish line didn't go so well for one driver. >> oh. >> we go play by play to show what went wrong. >> a video with gorgeous views. >> mainly because it's in san francisco. >> true, but it's also a time lapse with a twist. you'll see it. >>> we kick off today's show with some animal rescue video. you know we love animal rescue video here on this show. take a lo

we have got fantastic weather and in fact once again, for mary beth our floor director, she likes what's on the turkey. get out of there. there we go. that's what we are looking at. you will chase your bird around town. light wind and clear skies. frost this morning. temperatures mid-30s to 42 by the water of the chesapeake bay. 10 a.m. temperatures should be close to 50 which means a nice bounce off the bottom and that means sunshine and light winds light wind will do it. and watch the wind direction shift out of the west and southwest. that's going to bring in warm temperatures with a southerly flow expected over the weekend. you will like. this today the hour by hour update. a little frosty this morning a noon temperature should be about 53. great afternoon and great morning for the turkey bowl. i have to mention those. guys playing ball this morning. this afternoon playing in the backyard with 56 and if you are heading out to tonight, we will check out forecast in a mom. dry conditions around town. and really not much to speak of with high pressure in control and i have to do this. i

. >> beth parker is live with more now. beth? >> reporter: well, brian, the effects of child sex abuse last a lifetime. nobody knows that more than the victims. people who have lived with the nightmare for years, some suffering in silence. tonight, we talked with a man who said the university can still do good. he said they should react like hunes and less -- humans and less like lawyers. when the catholic priest sex abuse scandal support the church into a tailspin, mark sorano was one of the victims to speak out. when he heard about the allegations against jerry sandusky. >> immediately my thoughts went to the victims. up fortunately, a crisis like this and a scandal that surrounds a coverup, victims can get lost in the process. we have seen that already with what happened with coach paterno. there is so much focus on him and sympathy for him and that is misplaced. >> reporter: wednesday night in state college, that sympathy grow louder. students shook lampposts and leave turned the media truck, frustrated over the firing of leg

emily utter, eli saddler and beth terry. please come up as your name is called, thank you. >> good morning. i'm lauren winer, this is -- closer? sorry. good morning. my name is lauren weiner, this is jackson my 6 month old son and i'm here in favor of expanding the ordinance. i just want to go on record as myself as an environmentalist and beach lover. we pick lots of bags off the beach every single time we're down here. if not for us and our generation, for the children. they have no voice yet and important to give them one here. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors. on behalf of companies, sunset and golden gate recycling. we are here today to support the plastic bag ordinance. we worked with supervisor's office during the creation of this ordinance, back a few years ago and we're glad to support it this time. and we're glad to support also this amendment. plastic bags continue to be a source of frustration in the recycling program. they get wrapped around the

live, i'm beth parker. back to you. >> and are police saying anything? she's saying she's not the one who did the stabbing, that someone else did it. what is she saying? what are police saying about that tonight? >> reporter: well, we didn't hear much from police but had a chance to look at the court documents and when you go through those, they indicate liggens said someone else did the stabbing; how far, the court documents say there were multiple witnesses and a number identified them in person and in photos. police are confident they have the right person. >> all right, beth parker. thank you. >>> and the redskins scored 11 points the last two games. >> uh-huh. >> it's time to hit the panic button. i say yet. -- yes. we're live with reaction to the skins fourth straight loss. >> and -- >>> also, why a church is teed off with a nearby driving range. we have the story. >>> and thousands in connecticut in the dark a week after the rare october snowstorm. the latest on the efforts to get the lights back on. >>> and can you imagine being without power for

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beth, good morning. >> good morning. >> last time we spoke there were 1,500 homeless students in yoursituation there right now? >> well, sadly, the number continues to rise. currently, we are up 30% from a year ago today and, sadly, if this number continues like this, we will be looking at over,000 homeless children by the end of the school year. >> beth, what is the situation like there compared to other districts around the country? >> well, what you're seeing here is just one window to what is happening throughout the nation. last year, throughout the nation, in most states, there was an 11% increase of homeless students. throughout the nation. >> right. so it's getting worse in many spots. >> everywhere. >> i think the images that a lot of people saw last night, they certainly -- they stun a lot of people that kids are in these situations. what is the biggest misconception out there about kids or people, in general, who are homeless right now? >> well, when people think about homelessness, they think will alcohols, drug addiction and mental illness. the fastest growing of the home

beth parker has a report. >> reporter: behind closed doors. >> i have a lot of women friends and we hang around, people talk about things. >> reporter: they talk about relationship issues, work stress, sweaty underwear. that's right. >> when you are talking to women, they get it. >> reporter: like a lot of women, angela was not pleased with the way her cotton underwear held up after a long day or even an hour at the gym. >> i wanted to find something that would do better than that. >> reporter: the northwest d.c. resident took action armed with a hard veterans day mba. she create a fix and a business. >> they are embedded into the cotton. >> reporter: the product called knockout is designed to keep underwear odor free and also dry. watch what happens when she pours a quarter teaspoon of water on the cotton liner. >> see out they are turning white then. that is where the fineers are dry on the top. she bought the patent for an odor fighting technology called no trace. it was originally used to make hunting gear. >> you figure if it works for animals, it ought to work for us. >> reporter: