it's time for "models and buckets." ♪ models and buckets and models and buckets ♪ [ cheers and applauseg about -- >> i love models -- >> and buckets. >> jimmy: everyone. everyone. and now let's get started. let's bring out the models and bring out those buckets. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, models. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how's your fashion week? >> it was good. >> it's all right. i modeled a bikini. >> jimmy: as you guys can see, we have 12 beautiful models with 12 beautiful buckets for our contestants to choose from. whatever bucket they pick will be dumped on their head. but one of these buckets contains $100. let's meet our contestants. come on over guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ be careful. be careful. be careful. what is your name and where are you from? >> troy, from san diego. >> jimmy: troy from san diego, right there everybody. [ cheers and applause ] there he is. >> calvin, from seattle. >> jimmy: calvin from seattle, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] very, very good, calvin. all right, now, you guys, you know how the game works. you have you to pick a bucket numb

that bucket i'm trying to get the bucket over here. you take the bucket and start bailing and work on the problem after that. >> neil: the fact that the president saw the bucket and just didn't even look at the bucket, but turned an i way from the bucket, is any less-- >> no, i totally agree, as critical of the president ignoring the advice he got from his own commission and critical of ryan not being willing to-- i wasn't interested in that deal. >> adam you're missing the bigger point. paul ryan came forward with his own plan, right? they voted against it, and the president forward again. that's called negotiation, you meet somewhere in the middle and meet someone on the other end to meet in the middle. are you telling me the president is willing it meet in the middle. >> with the negotiations like that, you have to respond to someone else. this is what i found, it's like-- >> and this is called politics, right? [laughter]. >> neil: e politics, and one side ideas and-- >> all right. anchors. ben stein, we have another, 1 1/2 trillion

. >>> we know what a bucket list is. ginger and i, we checked off something from our bucket list when we went skydiving. but did you hear about this guy? this guy, he is telling people he only has four months to live. he's been living out those final days by knocking over banks. he has hit ten banks in nine states. >> ron claiborne will have that story coming up. >>> also this morning, the highway hazard teen star, amanda bynes. driving what looks like a pipe. now, with her license suspended -- that's what it looks like. our lawyers approved that language. she's still driving. and she got into another accident. why has she not been stopped? that story coming up, as well. >>> first, we begin with violent protests raging across the muslim world. anti-american anger is spilling over into the streets of 31 countries. mobs are attacking u.s. embassies in tunisia and sudan. and breaking this morning, the man believed to be behind it all, the director of that anti-islam film has surfaced in los angeles. abc's lama hasan has the

he's hanging below them from his safety harness, which is still connecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with their own video cameras. they're hoping to catch this rare high-angle rescue on camera to be used in a training video one day. minutes pass. they're prepping captain fulford. but down in the bucket, kim is starting to wonder if they'll ever be saved. >> just dangling there, i wasn't sure what they were doing. were they figuring out how to get us? were we hopeless? >>

i created a bucket list.y p katy perry, you're on my bucket list. >> he created a bucket list with things he wanted to check out one of the biggest items was meeting katy perry. he has checked off some of those things, he's gone sky diving, he got engaged, he got married. last night at the vma was tony's big chance at meeting katy perry. tony, you have news for us, what happened? >> my brother got an e-mail says they won't be able to make it work. >> that stinks, tell us how you're feeling right now? >> i'm super bummed. one of the main reasons i came to california not only to visit my family but to visit kat katy perry. >> can you tell us what the communication was? >> it was through my brother. who knew people who knew people and knew katy perry's best friend. they contacted joey directly, and told him that they were able to fly tony down to the vmas and maybe do a skype session. >> did they confirm that you would meet her? >> we're going to make it work is what they said, and then i get a text saying it's

her bucket list. >> buy a home in north dakota. >> or build one.weekend more than 500 volunteers traveled to this remote corner of north dakota to help build annie's house. in keeping with her passion for skiing and volunteer work this house will be an 11,000 square foot ski lodge built to accommodate disabled children and injured veterans. the organization is a charity that says new york says thank you, created after 9/11. the volunteers include new york city firefighters, ground zero construction workers, and 9/11 families. who traveled the country helping communities rebuild after natural disasters. this is the first time the group is building something in honor of a victim of 9/11. >> what would annie think of annie's house? >> she would be delighted. i like to think that she does look at annie's house and it fills her heart today with joy. >> annie's bucket list will be prominently displayed on the rafter to make sure she and her dream are never forgotten. chip reed, cbs news, north dakota. >>> coming up, new york city mayor michael bloomberg

aware -- >> in buckets? >> in buckets, absolutely. a strong september cold front is on the way. it still feels like lingering august outside first thing this morning. but by this time tomorrow, spectacular september will be here. but between now and then, we have a round of showers and thunderstorms to get through starting late this morning for you folks out toward the shenandoah valley and ending some time this evening outside along the chesapeake bay. it's a nice way to get the day started, but oh, it's so humid out there. 75 our current temperature. dew point 73 degrees. that's why i say it feels like a little touch of august still hanging on out there. that dew point will be in the 50s by this time tomorrow. current temperatures, mid-60s out in the shenandoah valley. down towards warrenton, 72 fredericksburg this morning. not too much showing up on doppler, a few sprinkles in the bay and a few rumbles of thunder down to ocean city. this line of thunderstorms now moving into far southwestern parts of penn

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and ron is back with those details. >> the fbi says the bucket list bandit is now the busted bucket listormer bandit. the man they say pulled off all of those bank jobs spanning thousands of miles is now behind bars. not amid heist. but after a routine traffic stop. when michael brewster was pulled over for running a stop sign on the border of arkansas and oklahoma, little did police know that this 54-year-old florida man was suspected by the fbi of being the bucket list bandit. investigators say he earned the nickname, after three months of robbing banks, telling bank tellers he had a gun and four months to live. >> was this guy really terminally ill? or was he just trying to be a mastermind? >> reporter: according to investigators, brewster never said just what he was supposedly dying of or why he needed the money. but his former landlord tells abc news, that brewster was evicted from his pensacola apartment on june 14th. just seven days later, the fbi says he showed up in this stolen suv in arvada, colorado. and then, allegedly embarked on a spree of bank robberies that would crisscro

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this is basically in what i would call three buckets. the first is a $2.4 million deposit as of january into a cash collateral account. the primary use would be to make sure construction deliveries of facilities to be used by america's cup can happen on time or we can find replacement space. we are looking closely. right now we are on time and on budget. if we fall off we hopefully look for ways to accelerate to avoid further damages and really, you know, give the time needed to develop these areas for the uses that we are going to use them for. the second bucket is a new listing of up to five million in liquidated damages. this is a per day amount that starts march first at one and increases over time, reflective of the increased damage to the america's cup village and having to delay getting things up and going. the $5 million exposure, as noted in the resolution is something we proposed through help of risk management to address through procurement of insurance policy that covers a wide range of things not covered by traditional build

keep them in arm'snd don't keep buckets with liquid in them laying out. you might want to consider putting locks on your toilet seat. >> let's take a lock at time lapse. they will get wet in the next 25 to 30 minutes. here's the shot downtown and again, a very mild feel for most of the afternoon, temperatures running into the 80s. we're at 75 degrees. loment at 64%. that easterly wind dragging in all the moisture off the bay. that barometric pressure is steady but will fall. 81 degrees thus far. 74 being your normal number. that record will stay in the books for another year, 1998. 95 degrees on this date. 77 easton. salisbury at 77. frederick at 75. it's a rain cooled 68. you have big storms move through. those are the storms we're waiting out to the west. in terms of what we have on poirksd 61, 66. when you get temperatures into the 60s, you do know that is a sticky feel. hour hour, 73 degrees. we're back on on abc2 news at 11. scattered storms with gradual improvements going into your friday. clear overhead at the present moment but out toward the west

. >> there is a full bucket. >> extent. -- excellent. and hopefully, you'll give my weather forecast a full bucket and it's sunny and 78 degrees was a high today. and we have some real heat head together bay area for fall. there is another picture. if we vit, there is that and there is fog. the sun up above. and official sunset time at 7:01 tonight. there is inland areas enjoying sunshine now. temperatures upper 80s and there is fog still holding tough. there is visibility two and a half miles, you can count on foggy conditions, temperatures now 85 in livermore, it's 55 in half moon bay. and and hire is the forecast. low clouds and fog. cooler tomorrow and a it takes us throughout the weekend. wait until you can see temperatures. tomorrow morning you'll need a coast or jacket. and there is cool in the morning and we'll see fog and low clouds, temperatures mid 40s to 50s. temperatures going down. there is a what is going on here, there are small change asks a little bit of a dip in temperatures for wednesday after the noon. many of you pr

to get our little bucket filled up. and there's great big guy-- this big guy over here with these big things here, he would dole out the paint. and he used to do it with this little, little spoon. and sometimes, our screen will be drying up and-- "harry, hurry up please. my screen's gonna dry up." and he's going, "i'm fast as i can." he's got this spoon and he's trying to get the spoon, put paint from one bucket to another. this is a true story. and i said to harry, "harry, why don't you get one "of those great big soup ladles, a great big thing, two or three scoops and you got it filled up." and he looked at me kinda funny and he says, "but i've always used a spoon." and i thought to myself, "wow, this inertia. a body at rest tends to stay at rest." do you have friends like that? people that keep doing the same thing day after day after-- they don't change. there's a resistance to change, inertia. in fact, inertia in italian is a 50-cent word for being lazy. yeah, i'm told that lazy in italian is inertia or something l

up north, and there is a lot of warmth our way. >> don says he can't find the bucket. >> and there is a kernel of truth there. >> had to do it. >> new york city passes a strict new ban on sugary soft drinks. how does this affect businesses? >> if you love pasta and looking to cut carbs you may want to try whole grain pasta. consumer reports looks at which brands passed the taste test. >> and coming up at 5:00 california dairy farmers hit a sour note over the price of mic. fsh fsh. milk and the university of california revisits the way they handl >>> checking healthy living news a warning about what doctors are calling mini strokes. researchers say too many people ignore mild symptoms then end up suffering the consequences including permanent damage. a mini stroke occurs when part of the brain is deprived of oxygen for a short time. symptoms include weakness and temporary loss of function in one side of the body. >> the company that makes the beef additive dubbed pink slime is suing abc news. they make what it is called lean, finely textured beef. and in a suit announced today they cla

we all have buckets.eason i wanted to join the cia and pursue that as a career is because of lance -- lancelot link. >> i had a lancelot poster above my bed. he was dressed as a detective and held a pitcher of beer. >> i know what you are talking about. i loved that show. >> it was a show of detective monkeys on saturday morning. >> secret agent monkeys. if you haven't done this, go out and get yourself the entire series of lancelot link. >> live monkeys on that show. >> oh my god. >> good point. i don't want to know how they train the poor animals. are you attending the protest tomorrow? >> i am. but i don't know what they are protesting. i don't know if it is crappy acting or his elitist writer. i will put on a stupid monkey mask and dance your dance for no less than $5,000. call me. >> you put on the monkey mask. >> to grab the nipples, i will do that for free. >> we have solved a couple of problems. i get my nipples grabbed. that's how my show works. >> i will close things out with a post game from an

it means it's going into the bucket of power and we're taking that much out of the bucket of power. you can't check every molecule but we're saying it's green, not just some fake thing. we're putting as much in when we take out. it doesn't mean hetchy produces, it means we put inasmuch as we take out. public-private partnership, this is not a takeover of pg&e. pg&e would still be the people who you call to get the service connected. if you have problems, they will be the ones to do something about it, they will do the energy billing and transmission distribution. we're just giving them better, greener power to use. electric suppliers -- shell energy for the first five years and noble america will do interaction with people, an on-site thing. mitigation of risk. we have done a lot of work to try to figure out how we can target this to the people who are most accepting of it and want to join this program. we're talking about going out and going after the first 90,000 people in the precincts of san francisco, that our poalg shows us want this the most. that means we affect the least nu

every week he does a movie review with bucket of popcorn to rate the show. >> full bucket.pwibingt. if you take it seriously, >>reporter: don your friends and fans have loved you for 40 years. so we'll give you a really full bucket. and we'll see you on the aisle. cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> we will indeed. congratulations don. nobody better knob nicer. sandy back out in sports. >> we cop grat late don he's a great guy. the 7 day forecast. all important weekend is coming. warm-up will arrive just in time. temperatures starting to rise thursday. mid 90's for the weekend inland. low 70's at our beaches. fall warm-up or heat up. however would you like to put it. of course we go back to work it cools off by then. >> thanks very much. >> larry is back with all the sports tonight. >> all right. a's. this is coming did you know the stretch here. trying to hang on for dear life in the play off chas chase. brandon moss key error [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. bl

i get the water in the bucket.ou guys know what i am going to be doing with this water in the bucket, because we're talking about centripetal/centrifugal force, aren't we, right? i'm going to take this water in the bucket, what am i going to do? i am gonna go right up my head. and if get to the head top, i'm going to stop, right? no, i ain't gonna stop, okay? nor that i could help it. i'll just go, okay maybe towards you guys, huh, okay? you have confidence in the laws of physics, huh? [laughter] but this is water gang, okay. how come the water didn't fall out? how many say, "well, there is probably no reason for that, it's just that when it's spinning, the laws of physics break down. okay. how come the water didn't fall out, why? i take the ball on the string and i swing the ball around and around and around. all right, swing it around like this, okay? or like that. how come a ball goes in a circular path? maybe, because something is pulling the ball out. that's what the little kids say because you guys say, "wait

her bucket list. >> buy a home in north dakota ... >> or build one? and more than 500 volunteers travel to this remote corner of north dakota to help build her house. in keeping with her passion for skiing and volunteer work, this house will be an 11,000 square foot ski lodge. built to accommodate disabled children and injured u.s. troops. the organization behind andies house is a charity called " new york says thankyou ". created after 9/11 volunteers include new york city firefighters, ground zero construction workers and 9/11 families, that travel the country helping families rebuild after natural disasters. charlie spent nine months at ground zero, now he spends at least one month every year volunteering. >> you get to do firsthand what they did for us. during the aftermath of 9/11 in new york city. >> this is the first time the group is building something in honor of a victim of 9/11. >> what would anything of any house? >> she would be delighted. i like to think that she does look at annie's house, and it fills her heart to date with joy. >> her

and he hit the offender with the mop bucket, he fell down and then his head was on the bucket and thenording to the offender, he thinks that mr. bailey stepped on his head while his head was on the bucket. >> we spotted bailey on his way back to the prison segregation unit. >> you ain't ran professional. i'm about to change the format up in this, [ bleep ] you. >> a few days later, bailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured because of my history and my reputation and my presence there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation proceeding me. >> bailey claimed he was not only innocent of the assault but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i did is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here on the floor laying here unconscious, spitting up blood. you need to get some medics up here. i did that, and as a result, this is the thanks i get? all because of my reputation being, he's this monster when that violence is unleashed. t

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the rest of the shape has been excavated with the last bucket coming out on fi. >> there is now the roaded has to be laid down and supporting systems put in. there is a new maintenance center bringing high tech it will be staffed with people and there is equipment for monitoring and heat sensors, motion detectors and other devices that will provide realtime information. >> so just a painful reality check here. that back up is headed eastbound right now and when this opens it won't look different. the fourth floor going to help the off peak travelers who are going in the noncommute, what is that word? reverse commute direction. there is a lot of pain out here. there is a little b-52 relief for off peak folks. >> governor brown declared a two year moratorium on closing state parks. and this also gives regulators a tighter reign over state park spending following a scandal involving discovery of an unreported $54 million as dozens of state parks were slated foreclosure. >> a peninsula family is praising the governor for approving a law cracking down on under aged drinking, named in honor of

the bucket brigade there and to be very honest with you. it was something out of a godzilla movie i didn't really think it was real when i first got there it was beyond words and the destruction. of the cowardness that the terrorists show every day and they showed that day it's just a reflection of what we all go through to go down there and see the grace of a human body to see. just a total disregard for human beings these are the people that died down there on nine eleven they didn't ask for they say these people for all over the world so terrorism it's strikes everybody it's not just an american problem it's everybody's problem and if they were down there especially the first week or so i think maybe they get a strong the whole of. a nihilist religion respond there is dealing with now levin years later kirk i understand a lot of the folks who are down there now are not just suffering from physical illnesses but they're also suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder from having you know seen all these fragments of human bein's is that

the second bucket is syndication revenue.e have a third bucket called retransmission consent and reverse comp. a fourth bucket which is netflix. in other words, another way of using our content to get paid. and it's why we feel strong about our future is we're not only dealing with all those revenue streams for now, but the great news is we're selling our content in 12 different ways over and over again. >> do you think that can continue to increase? some are looking for at the end of the day a change in the model, whether it comes from over the top, people saying, i'm taking out of my cable. i'm just using broadband. or going the netflix route or something along those lines. that would impact you, wouldn't it? >> all i know is wherever they want our content, we're going to have the right content and we're going to get paid for it. right now this model is working very well. with advertising, syndication, retrans and the netflix of the world. if that changes we'll be there to change with it. it is not a threat. all the technol

as caltrans spokesperson describes it, last bucket of dirt has come out. >> we're done digging.the bottom line. >> and before that this was the scene. but that was only the upper arch of the tunnel. the rest of the space was dug out z between now and the scheduled opening in late 2013, caltrans will pit putt down the road bed and put in the supporting systems. and when completed it will help relieve congestion in this bottle neck in oakland abc 7 news. >> there is a new germ causing concerns with health officials around the world. a virus that resembles sars. >> and just ahead a super sleek car put to the test and we'll take it for a spin coming up. >> i'm sandhya patel. we're taking a look at the fog. tomorrow morning starting out cool, foggy. bundle up. later in the week you can shed layers. i'll have details coming up. >> and this is pretty smooth sailing and there are cars making their way over the bridge. abc 7 >>> check healthy living news this afternoon, global health officials are following a new virus related to sars believed to have killed at least one person in saudi

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. >> the funds you are articulating in buckets, are those written in stone or asked to approve? that is that we are asked to approve. the piece in stone from mtc is 70% in priority areas. that flows down to us. >> what types of projects can be available? previous cycles of funding, all these funding programs more or less were separate discreet programs that would come to us separately or regionly competitive. now we can fund all -- we can, for example, fund all the projects that qualify for transportation for livable communities project, so this is a valencia and streetscape, local streets and roads, a pavable rehabilitation project. new features, the bicycle and pedestrian improvements pot have previously projects could only be funded through larger streetescape projects or a bicycle project could be funded if it was on the bicycle network. those restrictions have been lifted. we can fund virtually any pedestrian project including education and outreach, a flexible category. and the school portion. we decided to call that out and focus in on a small amount of funds to look