where else are the small cubes being developed? >> in a small company designing cube sat as a location in japan. researchers are also developing them in universities in the united states. >> okay. >> officials at nasa plan to launch. scientists in asian countries wanted to develop cube sat and put them in space. when the cube sat on the way to the space station is vietnamese. it can send photos from space. >> astronauts will launch cube sats from space stations for the first time. why are they using this method? >> satellites carried in space by rocket they have to be tremendously small to survive blastoff. carried to the space station as cargo. they don't need to be so tough. so putting them in space is cheaper. officials at the japanese space agency see big possibilities. >> translator: transfer vehicles regularly deliver supplies to the space station. so we'll have more and more opportunities to launch satellites. >> it was a fast launch from the space station accessible. for getting satellite into space, businesses will be able

the company responsible for bucky balls and bucky cubes being sued. kelly swoop with more on the suit and the products dangerous to the children. >> reporter: it's a federal suit that come cans our of concern for the safety of our kids who have swallow oured them. the safety commission have been getting reports of kids swallowing them. children have had to be hospitalled or had surgery after the magnet clumped up inside them. >> the company and cpsc have been warning for a long time it's a product not for kids but the incidents still happen. in the end we have the obligation to keep children out of surgery and we feel like our action is intended to do that. >> now the makers of bucky balls and bucky cubes say magnets have been around for centuries and they say that it's sad that the consumer product safety commission went after them. they said their products marketed for people 14 and older and experts say it's its first time in more than a decade that the commission has filed a complaint like this. >> all right. coming up next this may be the hardest

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the trick -- an ice cube tray. make your own sundaes without the mess. thinking of ice cream?in citrus. cut an orange in half, scoop out the fruit, freeze the run, a pretty and practical way to help keep the ice cream frozen. >>> serving corn on the cob this summer? here's a trick for getting the silks off easily -- an old toothbrush. use the cooler to keep the corn hot. >>> if you don't want your corn on the cob, use the bunt pan to hold the cob steady. it's a great kernel catcher. here's the trick to controlling your utense us. toss them in a mitt and hang them on a grill. use a cardboard six-packs for easy transport. >>> packing glass bottles for a picnic? a trick -- a kid's swim floatie, a great breakage buffer. >>> need sliced strawberries for a fancy dessert? a trick december an egg slicer. got a bug bite driving you crazy? here's the trick, a cool used teabag. it soothes the itch. >>> a new use for an old standby. take your toothbrush holder, and turn it into a flower vase, an evenly spaced arrangement. got a bunch of expired sunscreen? here's a trick. use it as shaving

affordability is by design was pointed out in the example of cube x. the units are in the price range of what would be affordable as part of our below market rates affordable units. it is affordable by design. presumably, the exterior of the units does not have to look like cube x. did. it could look more traditional. the potential is there. i think i am supportive of this. >> thank you. commissioner borden. >> i am thankful for clarifying the open space requirement. that would be my major concern around these units. i think they make a lot of sense. i used to live in washington, d.c. in dupont circle, there were efficiency units that were compact. people were very creative to make the spaces habitable and nicer than the larger units. in a place like japan, they have places even smaller than what we are contemplating. when we talk about the housing market, the difference in washington, d.c., is an individual moving there is 25 and working on capitol hill. they could move into an efficient unit that was an expensive war live with roommates. it is true e

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brian cube learn crunched the numbers. >> 42 miles separates the harbor. that's nine miles less. so abc2 news investigators crunched the numbers looking at whether the june 6th opening of maryland live, the answer seems to be yes. it generated almost $8 million a 21% drop in revenue from the month beforehand 10 -- before and 10% less than hollywood casino. now it's important to point out maryland live casino wasn't even open for the entire month of june. these numbers are small sample size but they could fuel the delegation's argument if the trend continues and what it could mean if another casino competes for business in our area. >> thanks a lot, brian. while most colleges are gearing up for the football season, there's a dark cloud hanging over the future of penn state. the action the school could take. >> and 10 years later a new report says our skies may not be any safer than they were before 9/11. >>> the extreme heat is doing more than making us miserable. for farmers, it could be breaking the bank. we'll have more. >> we're tracking severe weather down to the south. we'll

. >> grill cube, the easier way to grill. >> it's a good idea.on't have to mess with the big bags. it does impede a bit on the grill master's manhood. part of it is getting the grill going, saying, you know, i got the perfect grill here. it's a matter of pride. >> but maybe you can have these for back up. >> or you just use this, like when no one is looking. oh, man, i made the perfect gril grill. >> look at this. an obstacle course in the trees. >> this is the coolest, newest way to challenge your body. >> this is awesome. >> the adult playground in the trees, next on "right this minute." ♪ >>> camping, a perfect summertime activity. throw in a fire, perfect "right this minute" video. and forget slip and slides. it's all about the backyard slide of doom. >> it's a water slide 6? ♪ fourth of july means camp fires. we found some guys who are definitely not going to win any smoky the bear awards. >> i always feel like people with accents seem really smart. >> there is chris. >> except these guys aren't the brightest bunch. here's why. >> we just pu

the spokesman for themaker of bucky balls and bucky cubes says the company will fight the lawsuit. >>srupting the body's natural clock long associated with increased rick of high cholesterol and tie beets. working the night -- diabetes. working the night shift increases your risk for heart attack. shift work associated with a 23% increased risk of heart attack and 5% increased risk of stroke. researches in canada and europe studied 2 million people. >>> airlines are raking in huge amounts of money from the add ons and fees in the last few years. last year the top six airlines made more than $12 billion in revenue for things other than the cost of the ticket, the extra stuff they are charging you for like checking bags, rebooking penalties, wi-fi connections and selling frequent flyer miles to credit card companies. worldwide the amount is $22 billion. that is a a 6% spike in just two years. -- that is a 66% spike in just two years. >>> inside divorce hotel. coming up next, the bay area couple taking part in what may be a growing trend. find out what it is all about find out what it is

and it occurred over in d cube when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him is we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted chamberlain but two deputies who are no longer with the department. >> the cops had pulled me out and told me. they said hit him from the neck down and, you know, make sure he doesn't walk out. they didn't say kill him. i never said kill him. no one said kill

in northeast baltimore, brian cube learn, abc2 news. >>> now both families also made this very clear they're not happy with the way the police handled the case at first. police got a report of shots fired in the neighborhood. when they got there, they found nothing. this was more than an hour later that the house was set on fire. the family believes better police work would have caught the killer. the department said their officers responded how that should. if you know anything about this triple murder and arson call crime stoppers at 877-lockup. >>> three mens tommed a victim from the 7-eleven across the street to a bus stop where one of them was stabbed several times. the victim collapsed and an suv ran over him. the unidentified victim survived but he is in crit contract at the whom. >>> police charged a plan for a deadly stabbing early monday morning on pulaski highway. officials found phillip weatherford. he died. mark brown, jr. last been charge -- has been charged with first-degree murder. the two knew each other, got into a fight and brown stabbed weatherford. >>> if you're

ellicott city, brian cube learn, abc2 news. >> a lot of care for that place. if you know any information about pham's whereabouts, call. there is a $2500 reward being offered for information that leads to an arrest hoop -- arrest. >>> a fire started yesterday on brin michael lane. it went right to the attic and spread to another building. 50 people are living else somewhere tonight. >>> a lightning strike is the blame for a fire that caused extensive damage. the fire spread across the roof of the home on bel air's hemingway drive with flames reaching up to 15 feet high. a neighbor said she had seen lightning intensify as she returned home but wasn't prepared for what she found. >> i pulled in the driveway. as soon as i got out of the car, i smelled smoafnlgt i walked through -- smoke. i walked through my house and i could see the flames. >> witnesses say the lone resident, 72-year-old man wasn't home. the fire caused extensive damage to the roof and second floor as well. repairs are expected to take up to six months. >> we have a warning from baltimore county'

brian cube lerks website -- kuebler, abc2 news. >> we want to know what you think about the sanctions. do you think they went too far or not far enough. right there you can sound off. >>> today's sanctions are considered some of the toughest ever handed down by the ncaa. two years ago the ncaa put the university of southern california on a two-year bowl ban and four years probaismghts the penalty was handed down to giving gifts to heisman trophy winner reggie burchlt the university of alabama was put on probation for five years. both of those were not as harsh as penn state. penn state's is the toughest since southern methodist university was given the so-called death penalty in 1986. as a result, 1987 season was canceled and all 1988 home games were canceled and the team was bowled from -- banned from bowl games until 1990. >>> a couple of passing clouds. for the most part we're relatively rain treatment of a healthy thunderstorm north of harford county, some rain edging in over the state line into northern harford county. humidity extremely high helping to fuel those showers and the

the bucky balls and bucky cubes can put holes in the intestine is if swallowed.he company says they are intended for children over the age of 14. >>> and ford is issuing a safety recall on nearly a half million vehicles ford escapes and tributes. they have been recalled because the gas pedal can stick and cause crashes, consumers impacted by it should contact ford to have their vehicle serviced. >>> the hat is on across maryland. you are looking at mount eerie. some storms brewing to the north. so do we have anything to worry about? let's check in with wyatt in the storm center. >> the extreme heat and humidity and you can see it here with the heat index around 108 helping fuel storms to the north with a front pushing in out of the north and west. the main concern

. >> are those actual ice cubes? >> those look like they're too perfect. even if it they're not, still. >> yeah, who cares? they still landed in the glass. >> pretty darn impressive. and they're showing you how they do it just in case you're wondering, did they really throw that ice in the glass? and you can get your special commemorative glass in you happen to be in london. >> i get it. the colors at the bottom of the glasses are the colors of the olympic rings. you know what was a nice touch? the lab coat. >> it makes it feel like some doctors got together and figured out how to do this scientifically. >>> recently released surveillance video shows an alleged assault at tanner's bar in anover, minnesota. you see a guy stand up and sort of confront another guy from the table on the right. eventually that man stands up and watch what happens next. oh. dropped that guy with one punch. then you see the guy who did the punching walks away, leaves the scene. here's the thing. the guy that did the punching, 47-year-old david clifford. he's a minneapolis s.w.a.t

you pour a small amount of hot water to soak the noodles and then put in ice cubes before eating.nd there's wine that should be served on the rocks. it's a sweeter version, and it's sweeter than memorial ones drunk without ice so the taste does not get so diluted when the ice melts. the food industry is taking advantage of people's increased awareness for power saving by promoting cool food products this summer. >>> people in southern japan are dealing with heavy rain and flooding. residents of the north america and europe are facing severe heat waves. rachel ferguson has the latest in her world weather forecast. >> good morning, catherine. there is certainly a lot to get through, so let's just get started. that heavy rain that's been impacting parts of japan and china is now taking aim at the korean peninsula. in the last 24 hours parts of south korea have seen over 250 millimeters of rain. they're still likely to see heavy amounts to the tune of about 40 millimeters just in the period of one hour as we head on through friday, so that can lead to flash flooding. very, very danger

because every dog loves a good ice cube, you know? >> yeah, on a hot summer day.ike a popsicle to these guys. >> how do you tell them apart? they're all, like, twins. >> you say hey, girl, hey, boy, and let them all come to you. >> they've got color-coded collars. >> how brilliant are they, they figured it out on their own and now, you know what? they're self-sufficient. next thing you know, they'll be using that stove right beside them. >> that would be nice if you came home and the dog had cooked something. they're staying at home all day. you're the one working. >> cooper eating watermelon. >> watermelon. ♪ >>> all right, everybody, it's number one time here on the countdown. the video that we voted as the best video of the day. it's a father, a son and a superhero. >> remember the movie "big daddy" with adam sandler where he dresses up as scuba sam? >> hi, julian, how you doing? i'm scuba sam. scuba steve's father. >> well, daniel garcia decided, you know, that's a good idea. when he became a dad, he really wanted to do it. except he dressed up as spider-man a

alabama, my cat got me up to change her water bowl with her two cubes of ice. >> that's one pamperedoes the same thing for his cats. >> don't want to know. >> we have another one. joe writes, my girlfriend is shaving my feet. >> okay. joe, that's disgusting. that's really disgusting. thanks, john. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> if i'm president, job one for me will be creating jobs. let me say that again. my agenda is not to put in place a series of policies that get me a lot of attention and applause. my policy will be number one, create jobs for the american people. i do not have a hidden agenda. and i submit to you this, if you want a president who will make things better in the african-american community you are looking at him. you take a look. yes, take a look. good morning. thursday, july 12th. mitt romney, staring at the naacp convention. with us former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst, steve rattner. the executive editor of bloomberg news, al hunt and rounding out our michael bloomberg hour morning, columnist for bloomberg, margaret carlson. in new yo

now the consumer product safety commission is banning buckie balls or buckie cubes.hildren have been swallowing these tiny magnets which can pierce a person's intestine. the company has refused to issue a recall. the company vows to fight today's lawsuit. >>> iranian nuclear scientists may have banged their heads after a worm forced their computers to play and repeat the acdc song "thunder struck" at full blast. the cyber strike targeted two of iran's nuclear plants. iran contended the facilities will produce energy for peaceful purposes, but many suspect tehran is building autumn make make -- atomic weapons. it was sent by an unnamed iranian scientist in finish ped la. in finland. >>> and in sports, spider-man is not only playing on the big screen. >> an amazing catch. >> who knew spiedy wore green and gold? josh reddick channeling ♪ [ typing ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ gets her every time. [ male announcer ] it's hard to resist the craveable nature of the salty peanuts, dark chocolate, and smooth peanut butter in nature valley sweet & salty nut bars. irresist

. >> i took the pineapple and cubed it up. i took shrimp, 16 to 20 per pound, deveined it, took the tail off and skewered it. pineapple, mango, shrimp, so on and so forth. you repeat the process. we made a nice rum punch to accompany t. there's a couple of things that are extra -- i mean, i made a mango sauce that goes very well with it. you can eat it with a spoon. you can have tortilla chips with that. a couple of items we have at the restaurant that are very traditional, key lime pie. >> always a summer favorite. >> not too tart, perfect filling, some whipped cream, lime zest. our famous chopped salad. romain lettuce, iceberg lettuce. >> and blueberry pie. love that. >> those are actually fresh from heritage farms down in pennsylvania about an hour, hour and a half away from here. >> let's talk about your cooking method. i think grilled shrimp, i think out on the grill, maybe a charcoaled grill, gas grill but you're doing it inside. tell me about that. >> some people don't have the luxury of having grills and balconies with

now the consumer product safety commission is banning buckie balls or buckie cubes. children have been swallowing these tiny magnets which can pierce a person's intestine. the company has refused to issue a recall. the company vows to fight today's lawsuit. >>> iranian nuclear scientists may have banged their heads after a worm forced their computers to play and repeat the acdc song "thunder struck" at full blast. the cyber strike targeted two of iran's nuclear plants. iran contended the facilities will produce energy for peaceful purposes, but many suspect tehran is building autumn make make -- atomic weapons. it was sent by an unnamed iranian scientist in finish ped la. in finland. >>> and in sports, spider-man is not only playing on the big screen. >> an amazing catch. >> who knew spiedy wore green and gold? josh reddick >>> it is hard to believe what the a's were doing. what was the weakest offense is in full volcanic eruption. the second inning was like a marathon, especially for the bluejays. cocoa crisp got it going for the athletics. just getting started, joh

cube. i keep saying human but it's true you know now via the top of a mountain in yellow is just phenomenal. and i know it owns i will start sunday's british grand prix in pole position although he thinks that might not be a major advantage it rain hits silverstein in qualifying along as i was less than a hundredth of a second faster than my bills mark webber and michael schumacher and sebastian vettel make up the second round with russia's vitaly petrov starting back in nineteenth place this is a long as eyes first poll in almost two years for the championship leader says the poor weather could literally water down the benefits of starting the front. happy with. nearly two years for for a long time and. the moral is very slim with these weather conditions and the big qualifying use probably one of the less important qualifying so every year we. will mix after a few laps maybe tomorrow but obviously for b.c. believe me i'm thinking about these for weeks with at the start of it from so i'm p

usually cheese is grated, mine is in tiny cubes because i like the hunks of cheese, but if you want to do it the traditional way, grate it. >> lots of flexibility. that's great. >> i have incorporated the cheese and now it's lumpy. my next step is going to, and i'll demonstrate it for you. >> so one of the things we can look at is how much counter space do you need to look? >> i need about 30 feet. >> she needs about 30 feet and she's got it here, which is nice. but i go to people's homes and i cook with them, there's never enough counter space. part of the problem is, it may be designing the counter space, but they put all their junk on it. we know, get the stuff off the counters and you really do need, this is a nice size work station right here. that's a single person's work station. but that's a minimum size single person's work station. if you were actually designing a kitchen, tell us how much counter space you'd think you'd need? >> as much as you can get. there's such a broad range for kitching, -- kitchens, you want to be efficient. if you do an inventory of your appliances an

customers waited to pick up bags of ice, dry ice, and ice cubes and get this, one customer lucky enough to have power restored drove back to give his ice away to others who might need it. >> i had trouble finding ice, and by the time i got home, we had our power back. and small thing, but i know it means a lot to those that i just helped. >> absolutely. the department of agriculture's food safety and inspection service says you should throw out meat, canned meats, milk, and soft cheeses that are held above 30 degrees. hard cheeses, jellies, and open fruit juices, they are safe to keep. >>> local malls are packed with people trying to beat the heat today and tonight. one of our photographers headed out to montgomery, formerly known as montgomery mall, to catch up with people trying to cool off. charge up cell phones or get a meal or beverage before they head become to their powerless homes. >> the roads are bad, but everyone is safe. so pretty comforting. some places with power. it's relaxing. just sitting out here people watching. but yeah, apparently you can't stay outside, but indoor

now the consumer product safety commission is banning buckie balls or buckie cubes. been swallowing these tiny magnets which can pierce a person's intestine. the company has refused to issue a recall. the company vows to fight today's lawsuit. >>> iranian nuclear scientists may have banged their heads after a worm forced their computers to play and repeat the acdc song "thunder struck" at full blast. the cyber strike targeted two of iran's nuclear plants. iran contended the facilities will produce energy for peaceful purposes, but many suspect tehran is building autumn make make -- atomic weapons. it was sent by an unnamed iranian scientist in finish ped la. in finland. >>> and in sports, spider-man is not only playing on the big screen. >> an amazing catch. >> who knew spiedy wore green and gold? josh reddick >>> it is hard to believe what the a's were doing. what was the weakest offense is in full volcanic eruption. the second inning was like a marathon, especially for the bluejays. cocoa crisp got it going for the athletics. just getting started, johnny gomes, an

out there it's not like hugh jackman drinking champagne typing on the computer and launching these cubes into morph and i'm there. it's actually much -- i'm just kidding. it's much different. it is much more difficult than that. so this book walks you through it and these cases how do do reconnaissance. how once you find a system to scan that system and determine the vulnerabilities. for example, one of the folks in our office uses this to test his system at home to see if he's got vulnerabilities that others could be exploiting and to patch those. just like you would do if you have macafee or symantec capabilities on your home system. why do i bring this up? my time line is and i'm not the elite computer operator that we have in our young folks today, but i was able to upload this. able to take one of my virtual machines against the other and over a ten minute period break into this other machine. download files. upload a key logger system and essentially take control of it and do with that machine anything that i wanted to do. now it says what are the training requirements that we have

>> as long as you have some ice cubes. here is a great time lapse. we have a great vantage . hepoint. here is nightfall. there go the fireworks. here is the added bonus on the right-hand side of the screen. keep an eye on it. there you go. nice beautiful moon rise. full moon in the sky rising after the fireworks. i posted this on a blog recently if you want to watch the time lapse, [unintelligible] -- wjla.com. watch it as many times as you want. i just tweeted up a link. we have some thunder showers -- had some thunder showers yesterday. they stayed out of d.c. speaking of severe storms quantico had a severe storm over night around 2:30 a.m. our weatherbug site caught wind gusts of 60 miles per hour. 1.7 inches of rain. 80 degrees in the district. 70 degrees in manassas. 78 lexington dam park. 72 in winchester. and he'd advisory in effect for today because the humidity will combine to make it feel like it is 100 to 105. that includes the metro area and the 95 corridor. he restore our early forecasts. we could hit 100. maybe even 101. same story tomorrow in terms of temperatu

it's cubed -- dubbed the empty state building. and smith -- >> a large amount? >> a large amount, but he's running deficits. he even goes to fdr and says, can you put manufacture your federal agencies in there? hat in hand. by the way, it's good to see you. could you guys rent some space in the empire state building? but smith, that's his job. and he holds that job until 1944 when he dies. in fact, the economy changes, and he does recover. but at first, it was a very difficult job to have, trying to rent space when nobody's buying office space in new york city. >> you kind of have to feel for al smith. i mean, we were going to talk about his failures. one of his greatest failures is really bad timing. he ends up as the democratic candidate in 1928. if it had been 1932, he would have been a shoo-in. he ends up taking over this building that breaks ground in something like august of 1929 and ends up as its president. he had a timing problem in the early '30s. >> we have another question from the audience. hi. >> hi. i'm jonathan. i'm a junior political science maj

get your freigs in a cube. >> no, i don't think so. >> there you go. >> okay. >> and a corn dog thatight. favorites include cakes and deep fried dingdongs and yed yes, i had some and i'm still standing. you know what, you need to do a lot of walking. fair continues through sunday. >> just ahead, buyer beware, a family tries to find tickets to a show and ends up paying twice as much. what you need to know. and a peek at the fireworks, looking great outside. happy 4th of july everyone! >>> another check on those fireworks going off right now. lots of folks out there checking it out. it's a great show. there are lots of other shows this summer, lots of venues and lots of ways to order tickets online but consumers can wind up paying too much on the secondary mark. michael finney has the warning. >> i thought it would be a good news cal to see. >> tom wanted to takes his six-year-old granddaughter to see mary poppins live. >> he clicked on box office san jose, found plenty of tickets and purchased two orchestra seats for $150. >> i thought they were expensive but we had to have good

another pino is less expensive, a wine cube 2010 from target, it comes in a book cost 18 for the equivalent in a box, cost $18 the equivalent of four s it is not available at every target so check before you go. >> remember to keep your empty wine bottles around so you can fill them up so nobody will know you have given them target wine. >>> wall street looking at proves from bank of america this morning. >> ellen is live at the new york stock exchange with more. >>> good morning. bank of america shaking off -- [ inaudible ] as for the market we did open lower right now close to the unchange for benchmark averages for the bloomberg index. it has turned higher. shares of intel and yahoo in focus today coming out with their latest results last night. intel sees trading higher after the company scaled back annual sales forecast. yahoo sales at a standstill lack of growth showing the new ceo will have a lot of work ahead of her. speaking of which moving for, more californiaians moving forward in the ford flex. sells more in california than any other state. it is popular in the golden state beca

. >> i take some ice cubes and put them in a plastic bag. but the plastic bag under my hat. that keeps my head nice and cool. >> robert has been driving a pedicab for four years. >> if i took off every day in the summer it was hot out i would not get any money. >> i have sunscreen on and my water with me. that is all i need. but we found a lot of people like pete who refuse to give up his lunchtime work out. >> friday night is for deny drink beer and eat pizza. is a break from the office. >> this is the worst stretch of heat in 80 years and is not over yet. >> it finally feels like summer. summer is here. >> for these guys out here working on the asphalt all day long, 300 degrees of asphalt and 100 degree day they say they used to it. temperatures have been dangerously hot. we have not had too many serious reports of serious injuries that are heat related. maybe a couple more days of this. we have to suffer through it. >> thank you, horace holmes. whether coverage continues on wjla.com. we want to hear from you. tell us how you plan to stay cool this weekend. tweet us with h

there is a wine cube 2010 from target., it comes in a box ask costs $18, equivalent of four regular bottles. if shopping it's not available at every target. check before you go. >> baby boom at oakland zoo. >> and there is a new privacy setting for you tube could leave you blurry id. >> this is more on the murder today. is the end year for president assad? was it an inside job? what does it mean for everyone in the united states and made in america is back tonight. latest in uniforms? we have big clothing designers saying they're bringing their manufacturing >>> oakland zoo looking like a day care center. >> this is because of the baby animals born there. more than 100 of them. >> there is a very sweet tour. >> a baby waterloo. a millipede, a baby squirrel monkey clings to mom's fur, and zoo keepers have been on baby watch. today showing moms. the squirrel monkeys are there. >> they'll side up to the mom and offer the baby over. they want to carry the baby. everybody wants to carry the baby. >> there are are the millipedes

ice cubes. >> bob: i once lost a girlfriend on the fourth of july.> bob: if you are out there and worry about the dogs paut thing on them, whatever they call it. freddi >> greg: you are quite the pet owner. >> bob: color. >> eric: yesterday, we taped the show. i was at the beach yesterday and i see the lifeguards laughing at me. the shorts? what is it? what is so funny get in water. some people watch "the five." on the way out, they go can you come over here and take a picture? we love "the five." five lifeguards, one, two, three, and the girls in the back and they're between 18 and 21 years old and they are huge "the five" fans. >> dana: they saved your life and you were outside the lines. they would have. >> eric: young people are watching "the five." you know now. >> bob: a lot of young people watch. you were wearing speed? >> eric: long shorts. >> greg: you wear a thong on the beach. >> eric: only for you. >> greg: fantastic. >> bob: did you notice he talked about the 18-year-olds watching the thing? his wife was way away when he said that. >> er

we have to get off trying to use sugar cubes, and give them permanent reforms on the fax and title sideocks. >> and lewis, you say people should not be overly pessimistic about the economy today, tell us about the bright spots. >> i'm optimistic about some of the things that dough just mentioned. . there are. the economy is slowing now, we have an election coming up, politicians being elected. can we take the time, we have the house waynes and means committee here a couple weeks ago and he said it's the same thing. we're going to have comprehensive fiscal reform done. we need action right now. if you look at the playbook for countries that had our problem. they keep taxes low and reform them to more progrowth and you have to cut spending, but not all spending is equal. you want to preserve national security and transfer programs that means entitlements. if you look at what we're about to do with the tax increase, it slashes national defense, we're getting it backwards. my wish is that someone says it's a really bad idea. >> take leadership. what about the timing? isn't that important? l

people put salt on their skin and press on ice cube on it and post video of them doing it on youtube.eople are giving themselves frostbite that can cause permanent scarring. people are very, very dumb. tonight, we have asked our security guard a man we entrust with her lives, to do something about it. i understand this issue is near and dear to your heart. yes? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. and you recorded a public service announcement to stop it, yes? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay, have a look. >> hello, friends, it's me, guillermo with a very important message. many of you are playing a very, very dangerous game. >> ow. what is this? >> mixing together salt and ice and putting it on your body, no, no, no. don't do that. because it causes you very, very, very burning. don't make a burn with your ice and salt. make a margarita. >> that has been a public service announcement from the offices of guillermo rodriguez, attorney at law. >> i'm drunk. >> jimmy: i think that will help. thank you. this should be fun. you know the game draw something? you play it on your phone or ipad? i

the buzz of new life.... 3 14:17:28- 30---barrett playing with ice cube----the kind of energy only found4:30:56barrett sniffing camera13:40:56- 13:41:10rose: he walked out of the kitchen the other day with a corn cob from the garbagea 7 month old great dane..... growing faster every day. 14:11:13- 14:11:20rick: this was his shoulder height, then we go right on up the tape, 11, 12, 13. 13.14:11:45-14:11:49rick: the feed bill has gone up a bithe weighs in at more than 90 pounds..... but this puppy, is bound for bigger things... 13:33:08- 13:33:14rick: my name is rick blizzard, this is my service dog barrett. barrett... as in sergeant major michael barrett, the highest-ranking noncommissioned officer in the united states marine corps.a namesake that reflects his purpose.... serving those who served our country.13:17:25- 13:17:30rick: from 62 untill 66, vietnam was my war.rick was just 18 when he joined the navy.... shipped off to boot camp 10 days out of highschool 14:40:04- 14:40:09 (cover with shots of him looking at photos) rick: brings back alot of memories, im dusting some cob webs off