well, i can feel them touching me and then they go away. >> reporter: not one bite with deet.e bite, one lurker. that girl is chowing. she's staying there for the long haul. >> and the second one is biting too. >> oh, man. >> reporter: in ten minutes i receive two bites wearing the picarid. n spray. >> that would be a low percentage, 1% biting you. >> reporter: it rated the spray effective for seven hour, just an hour less than the deet sprays. and picaridin got much better results than true botanicals so if you're trying to wave off those pesky skeeters without deet, picaridin may be your best bet. for abc news, becky worley, abc news. >> i'm itchy now. >> i can't believe she did that. thank you for taking one for the team. >>> a beauty procedure to bring back your brows. people who have been a bit overzealous when republicaning eyebrows are turning to transplants to get their natural look back. abc's abbie boudreau checks it out. >> reporter: bold brows are back. that classic audrey hepburn look framing the faces of a-lister like jennifer connelly, mary-kate and ashley olsen

to look for products that contain 15% to 30% deet.ound called picaridin. >> pi cardin's active ingredient is related to molecules found in plants of the pepper family. >> reporter: to see how the different repellants work, scott caroll, an entomologist at the university of california-davis prepares a mosquito box for me. >> okay, i'm going in. first i put my arm in the box with mosquitoes who haven't eaten in 18 hours and i'm wearing no repellant. >> 19, 20. ten seconds. can i stop? over 30 mosquitoes landed on me. next dr. caroll puts a deet spray on me and here goes. oh, they're interested. but they're not landing. well, i can feel them touching me and then they go away. not one bite with deet. now for the picaridin spray. one bite, one lurker. that girl is chowing. she's staying there for the long haul. >> uh-huh, and the second one is biting too. >> oh, man. >> reporter: in ten minutes i receive two bites wearing the picaridin spray. >> so that would be a very low percentage, 1% biting you. >> reporter: testing reported the picari

one arm was covered with deet and the other with bough care done, and the one with deet had no bites and the other had two bites. >>> and michael finney has been sampling the yogurt in his office all day. >> somebody has to do it. yogurt continues to grow in popularity. sales top $7 billion a year. consumer reports just tested more than 2 dozen greek yogurts looking like the best. more people are eating yogurt, especially greek yogurt. >> greek yogurt has more protein and that's part of the appeal. >> we checked out 27 popular flavors for taste and nutrition. >> had a slight generic vanilla. >> the knnutritionalist saw something. >> the plain greek yogurts we saw had 5 to 10 grams of sugar. >> and the whole foods yogurt averaged 11 grams of sugar, more than five times the label's claim. in consumer report's taste test the whole food yogurt received a good rating, but others scored much better. it's thick and creamy with a well-balanced flavor. and then one almost taste like a dessert with real cream and vanilla flavors and it has 8 grams of fat and 27 grams of sugar per cup. consumer

deet, everyone wants to use deet. how do you do that correctly. >> you want to follow label, whether child, adolescent and adult. concentration of deet, tells you how long. if you're in backyard different situation than hiking. you may be exposed to ticks and mosquitoes. you want to protect yourself and family. west nile, lyme disease are all on the rise including lone star tick which is new in our area. in about 50% of the united states. you get bitten by a tick, within a few days, couple weeks later you're allergic to red meat. that is something troubling. a delayed reaction to red meat. people pay not fifth it out. if you have tick bites or mosquito bites work with your allergist. gerri: i have seen people get so sick from ticks. it is really concerning. what are one, two, three things to do to keep yourselves from getting ticks embedded in your skin. >> very important to do tick check where you might be exposed. light colored clothing. insect propel ant it really works. designed to prevent a bite and tick. lyme di

sergeant deets laughs. even i chuckle a little. we had been in iraq two months.ne of the few artillery units actually doing artillery, except so far we have only shot illumination missions. some other guns in the battery had shot bad guys but not us, not until today. today the whole damn battery fired and we know we hit our target. the lieutenant told us so. jute, who had been pretty quiet, asked, how many insurgent does you think we killed? platoon size element. why do you think we needed the whole dam battery, says sergeant deets-grunting out the words. we didn't, says bow lander, each gun fires two rounds. one round of icm would be enough to take out a platoon in open desert. no way we needed the whole battery but it was fun. the sergeant says, that's what it was, and two rounds a gun is what we needed to take it out. but, says youth jewity, in a small voice, i didn't many the whole battery, our gun. how many did just our gun kill? how aim supposed to know, sass the sergeant. 40, i say? figure six guns, six, i don't no 6.6 people per gun. yeah, sis bolna der.

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so experts recommend insect repellant, clothe f'ing you can fine it, deet in moderation and frequenthecks. that's how our own dr. mike found his child's case. >> low and behold he gets a bath this past weekend and my wife says, oh, ooh got rash i think there's -- might have eczema. i took a picture and you know what this is, that is the erythema rash of lyme disease. >> kind of looks like a bulls eye. experts say you need to treat a tick bite right away with antibiotics. boys ages five to nine are most at risk because usually they're the one out in the woods right followed by men who are 45 to 55. >>> now on to your fox 29 weather authority forecast. chief meteorologist scott williams were what we can expect tonight and tomorrow. scott. >> good evening, everyone. of course, last night we were watching a nasty line of showers and thunderstorms moving across our area. well, we have another severe thunderstorm watch pretty much the entire area until 10:00 o'clock tonight for scattered gusty showers and thunderstorms. i don't anticipate the coverage in the severity like last night but so

use insect repellant with deet, or oil of lemon eucalyptus. that works. kids. make sure they're covered. don't stay out in areas where there is a lot of swamp water. there is no treatment for this. there is no vaccine for this. if you get it, all we can do is treat you supportively with fluids, keep your fever down. 'cause these viruses give you very high fever and they give you a lot of headaches and brain swelling. that's what weigh worry about. >> and that brain swelling can kill you. >> if you got eee, one third of the time you can die from it. again, i do not want to scare people out there. i want you to understand this is very, very rare. this segment is more about watching out for mosquitoes, than eee. it's in the eastern seaboard, in the caribbean. chances are you won't get it. >> all right. thank you very much for make a studio call today. >> good to see you. >>> take a look at your tv right here. is this a choke hold or is it not? a little earlier there was what looked like a choke hold. the bad news is, the man now dead and police under fire. h

. >> reporter: deet, we all keep mosquitoes away.re in the wild just pull out your, smart phone, android users can down load free repellant app. it runs in the background and emits a high frequency sound that mosquitoes hate. you whoever probably won't hear anything especially in the buzz in the mosquitoes in your ear. it gives you control over strength and claims to not drain your battery. ieven if users can try anti mosquitoes repeller, another free app that works in the exact same way. it doesn't guarantee 100 percent success but worth a shot in addition to other methods you are trying. finally track bugs in your area by looking on to m tracker a down load for android phones. report what the mosquitoes are like in your area and see where maps where bugs are at their worst this summer. kara. is uboy for c net.com for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there is an app for that. >> and it will keep them away. that is the the worst. you get those by the. >> i know. >> well, many of you were probably in bed by the time phillies wrapped up the

in most of the products in the u.s., it uses an ingredient called deet. so that is in standard in most of the bug repellents. you can go the natural way. you can use citronel or lime type products. >> and mosquitos carry diseases. >> they do. for humans and animals. for humans it's mainly the west nile virus. every summer we hear of different cases being discovered and diagnosed along the eastern coast, northeast down as far as north carolina, south carolina. so we have to be aware of that. the symptoms are feeling sick, almost kind of flu like if you will, or cold like. they resolve on their own. there is no treatment. but you have to be aware of that. >> the best treatment for a bug bite? >> you can get that. >> gold, diamond, and other versions of the iphone 6 are available for pre-order. they will cost between 4400 and $9,000. >> it is now 11:50. running even just five minutes a day. >> we will be watching throughout the day. former virginia governor and his wife were on. >> the businessman could take the stand today. we are working to find out whethe

finally, use an insect repellent containing deet and spray it on your clothing. >> the food that is go on your grocery store shelves. the products taking up more space in your help. the republican novation she has no control over when 10,000 bees moved in. >> they have been very good neighbors. i have seen them grow and it seems to get bigger and bigger. so, how exactly do you move 10,000 bees 30 feet off the ground outside this woman's bedroom window? >>> food companies are trying to navigate tricky terrains. >> they are turning to healthier foods even when it comes to snacking. which are winning over shoppers. >> we have the story. >> reporter: everybody eats, but what we eat and when we eat is shifting. that's keeping grocers on their toes when it comes to offering the right products at the right price. >> the consumers are moving from one desire after another. the food retailer has to be prepared to move quickly if the demands from that customer happen or change. they have to be able to react quickly and get the product and services to keep up with it. >> reporter: organic, gluten

everyone knows about deet and all of the chemicals. these are unique ways.o this thing right here is a bug ban. okay? and i actually pick up that at the grocery store for my children n terms of the frederick test, i can tell that you brody frederick said he didn't like it, it didn't work for him. landry frederick loved it. mixed results. and the technology behind that are the ingredients. it is geranium. it is something they use in geraniums. i look it up on the internet. it said that is why raniums for year have been such popular summer flower. next thing, drier sheets. a lot of people say they will put dryer sheets in the kids pockets. also say this they rub it on their skin. couple of news stays cents have done real big investigations on it, and my friends and the people on these news stations both say use the generic kind. this is what we have at my house anyway, don't flake as much off the skin as some of the other things. here is something else that we have tried in the frederick's backyard. that is bat house, okay? we built one. yes, with our good fri

. >> reporter: but the police deet has other worries besides image. the chief's office confirmed it may redeploy 11 officers to patrol because right now the department cannot respond to all 911 calls. >> the whole premise behind this is obviously to go ahead and help our patrol unit out. >> reporter: the police union reluctantly agrees. >> it's beyond strange. if you look at a city our size, we should have traffic twice the size. >> reporter: it may keep some officers on motorcycles to work with patrol units for certain situations. people we talked to were concerned. >> i'm assuming they have a recipe to combat some of the things that are going on, which is home burglaries and home invasions. >> reporter: now the chief's office says those types of crimes are driving the measure being considered. if the trafkt unit is cut, it would be the first unit to be completely eliminated since the gang unit was disbanded years ago. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> the hunt is on for those targeting pizza delivery drivers. it happened to two drivers monday

that will start shortly much we'll bring you the late deet details.e did speak with her cousin little while ago. he tells us she would never leave her kids for this long. >> she lived for her kids. she lives for them. they're all honor role students. whatever they want she gets th them. if her car is broke down or sitting there, check it out. you know what i mean? take down the license plate number that's on the posters. check the car out. you know what i mean? because it's not too many people with that year acura. >> reporter: and back here live, this is a missing person poster her family has plastered throughout the area. never teary is 33 years old, 5-foot six, weighs 125 pounds. we'll bring you the latest once the press conference start into the vanishing of this mother of three. that's the very latest. lucy back to you. >> sabina. please take look at this pictu picture. this is 15 year old ashley diaz and police in reading berks county are trying to find her. if you have any information, please call them. >>> skyfox over the seen of a bad acciden

this is where all deet portees arrive that arrive by plane.r that you see is right next to the airport. so what happens is these deportees are loaded on to buses. we're here with the first lady of honduras. a lot of politicians say the all the families be returned to honduras. is that the solution? >> what she's saying is there there is no simple solution. there is no simple answer. that it has to be a collaboration between the u.s. and all of the central american countries to solve this issue. that it's not going to be solved overnight. we've been standing by this barricade for about an hour and a half and the flow of people has been interesting because only passengers have been allowed -- pastors have been allowed in, psychologists have been allowed in. we've only seen three women come out of this building and one clue that we had perhaps one of these women was a deportee because her shoes didn't have shoelaces and we heard that story before that immigration authorities in the united states remove those shoelaces. i talked to her briefly. sh

deet, in case it's really a problem and you always do tick checks when you come inside. >> thank you.uch. all right. great taste never goes out of style. >> how old is becoming new again when it comes to home decor. >> if you haven't planned your fourth of july decor we have fun ways to work in the red, white and blue right after this. >> okay. >> let two of the biggest names in weather forecast your whole day. it all starts with wake up with al with america's favorite weather man al roker and stephanie abrams. get ready for your job, your travel plans or your commute with everything you need to start your day. >> for over 20 years he's been weather's champion in the morning with his expertise, singular charm and smile. now the weather channel welcomes sam champion to his new home, amhq. >> morning television can be the most fun television you ever do. there are a lot of ingredients to make a morning television show desirable and attractive to the audience. >> it all starts with weather. every morning they look ahead to forecast the way weather is shaping your news, posports and enter

as well as wearing bug repellant with deet. it's also important to get rid of mosquito breeding grounds... standing water... a lost car was found by accident outside a hospital. crews were draining a pond near advocate good shepherd hospital in barrington for a construction project. that's when they found a hospital public safety vehicle. it was missing for about 20- years. investigators say they don't know how long its been in the water, or who put it there. yellowstone national park says it's temporarily shutting down a road... because heat is melting it. firehole lake drive is a popular three-point-three-mile scenic road for tourists.. the park says extreme heat has caused thick oil to bubble to the surface... damaging the blacktop and making the road unsafe for driving. it's expected to be closed for several days until repairs are made.. >> look out. >> good morning. temperatures are going to warm up a bit but not by much. typical high is 85. we don't make that today. warmer temperatures come this weekend. with that we do h

she got her malaria shots and used mosses quito repellent with deet but said she didn't realize she wasng got bit by an infected mosquito and within days of arriving home, she started to experience painful symptoms. >> my joints were hurting really bad. i was like getting really out of breath was like having a fever. >> reporter: health officials say the biggest risk here is in the southeastern u.s. the most cases have been confirmed in florida. but since it's only spread by a bite from an infected mosses quito, officials say protecting yourself is easy. >> using mosquito repellent, repair yurg screens so mosqui mosquitoes aren't coming in your house and get gt rid of freestanding water. >> health officials say the biggest worry is that instead of this being a disease a traveler brings back here that the mosquito 0s here begin to transmit it. karen travers, abc news. >> that is all for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> not whether or not the shooting was lawful. >> a long-awaiting decision about 13-year-old andy lopez and the sheriff's deputy who shot him.

wear long, loose light colored clothing, use insect repellent with no more than 50% deet for adults ands than 10% for kids. eliminate standing water in your yard. that is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. we've posted more tips on our website wusa9.com. >>> special congratulations to reporters surae chinn and her husband. they welcomed a baby girl yesterday morning. eleanor weighed in at 7 pounds 14 ounces which matches her birth date after 7/14. congratulations to all in the family and hopefully they'll find some time to sleep. >> yeah, right. not so easy. >> and our very own morning show colleague delia goncalves. she and her husband welcomed baby dorian olivia elaine. she weighs 8 pounds 4 ounces, 20 and a half inches long. so beautiful. and she's very welcomed by her two older sisters. >> delia already knows she's not going to get any sleep. >> she's been tweeting from the hospital. come on, delia, rest, rest. today upper 80s to near 90. again a threat for severe storms this afternoon. we have a yellow alert up. turning nicer tomorrow. early clouds, sprinkle east. 83, nice in the af

. >> we use a deet spray. we follow the guidelines of light clothing, wear their socks up, so again, that's camping, not really out on the playgrounds. >> we have woods and wooded area in our backyard, so it is casino after concern, we always use insecticides. but when we come out, i tend to be a little laps. >> at the playgrounds most kids don't wear long pants, sleeves, just not realistic on 90 some agree days, but doctor mike says insect repellent clothes can help, and nightly checks are a must. >> what i plan on doing is if they're out in a wooded area, they're going to get a bath that night. >> karen hepp, "fox 29 news". >>> that's a good idea, i have pulled eight ticks off my dog so far this season. it is bad. >> bad, bad year. >> all right, taking a look right now at the pocono mountains, jim thorpe, the sunrise is beautiful this morning. just peaking over, the clouds lying low, beautiful day although it is a little bit deceptive, sue. >> right. >> and i think that's the coolest place to be, because tha

. >> deet is a product that confuses the mosquitoes sensory system.ng carbon dioxide and everything that comes out of your skin. they are focusing on you. when they get down close to the skin to bite they get this mixed signal that wow, wait a minute something is not right here don't land. >> confused mosquitoes, right yard pretreatment or fog can be helpful but they only kill off mosquitoes chemicals actually hit. they do not keep others from coming back. and also, experts say, remember to treat any exposed skin and, get this, your clothes, because the mosquitoes bite through your clothes. >> really. >> i had no idea. >> reporter: yes, bite through your clothes too we have more information on all this at cbs philly.com, click on health. >> i learned that the hard way once. es specially cotton thin stuff, yes. >> they are a nuisance, we know that. >> true. >> worse than that too. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> that will wrap it up for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 latest on the big breaking news malaysia airlines plane shot down in th

. >> we are if he migrant center in honduras where all deet porties arrive by plane. take a look, the center that you see is right next to the airport. here with the first lady of honduras. a lot of politicians are saying all the kids to be returned to be returned to honduras. is that the situation? she is saying there is no simple solution no simple answer, it has to be a collaboration between the u.s. and all the central american countries to solve this issue, that it's not going to be solved overnight. we have been standing by this barricade about an hour and a half and the flow of people has been interesting because only pastors have been allowed in, psychologists have been allowed in, now we have only seen three women come out of this building. one clue a woman may have been a deportee, her shoes didn't have shoelaces. authorities remove those shoelaces. i talked to her briefly, she didn't want to talk us to on camera but she said she was ready to take a shower, get home and put this behind her. the processing of these 18 families took hours. the barricades that

. >> we use a deet spray. >> we follow the other guidelines of light clothing and wear their sock up.hat's camping not really out on the play ground. >> we have woods and wooded area in our backyard. so it's kind of a concern. we always use insect repellant but when we come out i tend to be lax. >> playground most kids don't wear long pants and sleeves. it's just not realistic on 90-degree days but dr. mike says, insect repellant clothes can help and nightly checks are a must. >> what i plan on doing is if they're out in a wooded area, they're going to get bath that night. >> reporter: karen hepp, fox 29 news. ♪ >> let's get over to scott williams now for look at your thursday morning forecast. >> hi there, iain h. hi, everyone. wake up weather for thursday morning looking at upper 60s, low 70s in the city. a mixture of sun and clouds much it will be a mild start out there. winds out of the west five to 10 miles per hour. right now as far as conditions across the region we are looking at a few leftover showers and thunderstorms most of the action is out into the open waters of the atl

wood gunned down 29-year-old debby deets and her 55-year-old father in cold blood after the defendantorder for beating her. >> everybody from what i heard said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood. seeing your sister there lying in a pool of blood. >> this man, i mean, conducted a horrifying murder. and you guys are going, oh, let's worry about the drug and the effect. why didn't we give him a bullet? >> this is the first time arizona has used this drug combination. >>> a developing tonight, montana democratic senator john walsh is offering an explanation after he was recently accused of plagiarism for a paper he wrote in 2007. a paper that helped boost his public profile. trace gallagher has more from our west coast newsroom, trace. >> megyn, he borrowed passages from at least nine authors without giving them credit. the apparent plagiarism often word for word was un -- and his medication may be responsible. his campaign issued a statement saying "while commanding the 163 rtd infantry battalion

. >> we use a deet spray and follow the other guidelines of light clothing they wear their socks up. again that's camping. not really out on the play ground. >> we have woods and wooded area in our backyard. so it's kind of a concern. we always use insect repellant but when we come out i tend to be little lacked. >> at the playground most kids don't wear long pants and sleeves it's not realistic on 90 some degree days but dr. mike says, insectary little pant clothes can help and nightly checks are a must. >> what i plan on doing is if they're out in a wooded area, they're going to get bath that night. >> karen hepp, fox 29 news. >>> karen reports the most affected groups are boys five to nine and men ages 45 to 55. >> which makes sense those are people out in the woods most of the time. the cdc says the tick has to be attached for 24 to 36 hours to transmit that disease so a good soaking is a great idea and man did we get soaking yesterday. back to your weather authority now. look at this damage from the storm that is rolled through our area last night smashing cars, pulling up trees

in 1989, woods shot jeanne and debbie deets, a father and daughter in the chest at close range in cold exkrush ycruciating seeing your dad and sister lying in a pool of blood. >> abc news, washington. >>> wild weather is being blamed for two deaths in virginia. tornado ripped through a campground 'packed with vacationers. killing a couple and injuring do dozens of others. winds snapped trees. some campers were huddled and warned only as the twister moved in so fast three people had to be pulled from the water. >>> and storms in colorado were not as receiver but look at this spectacular lightning bolt captured on camera, incredible. the snapshot was taken yesterday afternoon by a passenger flying into denver and she said the bad weather forced her southwest flight to circle several times before landing. isn't that incredible? >> incredible. >>> here's a look at your friday forecast. stifling heat in the southwest. and more scattered thunderstorms. colorado and the mountains of arizona and new mexico. showers and thunderstorms in the upper midwest and coastal carolinas to florida but dry

. >> the right one is deet, doesn't smell or taste nice, seems like horrible stuff.ted and really by a long way the most effective. >> do you put it on your bodies or put it on your clothes? >> you have to put it on your skin. put on my sunscreen and then on the mosquito repellant after that, and you have to put it directly on your body so don't apply it like perfume. spray it in your hand and rub it on your skin. >> any medicine by way if you get it? >> anything to relieve your symptoms. >> like lyme disease. >> lyme disease you can treat with antibiotics. this you'll go home, fluids, bed rest, painkillers. >> doctor, i just got one bite while i was on assignment. can you look at this before you go? >> makes me worry. thanks for coming and talking to us about this again. it's not something you need to panic about but need to be aware of this summer. >> i'm not going to panic but i will start wearing a haz-mat suit. >> somehow you'll manage to make look good. >> appreciate that. >> will you stay around to help us de-louse. >> says it right in the book, right next to

use repellants with deet, covering up during the times they're biting. and at home for west nile and other mosquitos, no standing water. >> this is the time of the year. >> this is it. fight the bite. >> thanks. >> fight the bite, i like that. >> lara, you still have that glow about you. >> you understand it, robin, there's nothing like the tradition of wimbledon. what a tournament it was. an epic final showdown between two of the game's best players. the match, simply incredible, and so was the rare exchange caught on camera afterwards. djokovic chatting with will and kate who were there to watch it all. it was a match for the ages between two tennis greats, but in the end, novak djokovic came out on top, besting seven-time wimbledon winner roger federer. >> absolutely one of the greatest matches you have ever seen. >> reporter: the wimbledon final. sunday's hottest ticket in town, drawing the likes of william and kate, and some hollywood royalty as well. hugh jackman, samuel l. jackson, and david and victor a beckham. a five-set nail biter, full of thr

she got malaria shots and used mosquito repellant with deet. she was at high risk.thin days began experiencing painful symptoms. >> my joints were hurting really bad. getting really out of breath. it was like -- having a fever. >> reporter: health officials say the biggest risk here is in the southeastern u.s. the most cases have been confirmed in florida. health officials say the biggest worry is that instead of this being a virus that travelers bring back to the united states, that the mosquitoes in the united states begin transmitting it. reena, tahman. >> prevention is key. keep your window screens in good repa repair. get rid of standing water. use insect repellant. avoid hair sprays, mousse, perfumes. >> i have hairspray, mousse, perfumes everywhere. hold on. swat that right there. a >> didn't touch my hair. we don't touch the hair until two hours after the show. >> putting it out there for the world to see. >> the world's finest athletes are take it off to prove a point. what they're telling all of us with their birthday suits when "world news now" returns. ♪

supposed to take just minutes, but joseph wood reportedly gasp for air dozens every times before his deet by lethal injection. >> it is very disturbing to watch. you know? joe is dead but it took him two hours to diane to watch a man lay therefore an hour and 40 minutes gulp air. >> woods killed his ex girlfriends and her father. victim's nam lip said they saw nothing wrong with the way the excuse was carried outment comes after two controversial excuse this is year in both ohio and oklahoma where one inmate died after almost 30 minutes. and another suffered a heart attack after the injection was administered improperly. >> federal judge in denver declared colorado bay ban un constitution. that will. filed by six gay couples asked the court foreign junction ordering that the state's ban no longer be enforced. state has until next month to seek appeal. colorado voter banned gay marriage in 1996. civil iamb ands became legal 2013. same sex marriage now legal in 18 states. >> after hours of wait to go ' see a doctor, a veteran said he got locked inside a va clinic after all of the employees

my employment records were illegally altered by cbo manager joyce deet terse. i was illegally placed on a permanent work detail by phillip mccofsky. i was placed on involuntary administrative leave curiously at the same time the oig investigation was taking place in atlanta by acting hec director greg becker. unfortunately, my experience is not unique at va. darren and irene owens who work at the atlanta va medical center have experienced the same retaliation for reporting medical errors and patient neglect as well as misconduct by senior va police officials. our local 518 president daf any ivory is routinely harassed of assisting me and other disabled employees with retaliatory action by members of management. mr. owens, mrs. owens, miss ivory are all veterans. in fact, over 50% of the staff that works at the hec are disabled veterans. in 2010 allegations surfaced that applications for va health care were being shredded at the hec under the direction of the hec director and deputy director. miss kimberly hughes, former associate director for informatics and he

out shows roughly 31,000 planned job cuts in june which is the lowest monthly level of 2014 year to deet are down 5% from 2013. joining us now with all of the news, john challenger ceo of challenger, gray and christmas. we want to contextualize this for what we will see later at 8:30. walk us through the top line head lines here. >> well you hit some of the core ones. layoffs are very light. lowest we've seen this year. companies that are laying off people are often doing it because of mergers and acquisitions, not because their revenues are down. so these are positive reasons, really, for why we see big layoffs in times like this. the economy from a labor standpoint is in very good shape. >> i was struck by this, the heaviest downsizing occurred in the computer industry. 30,000 some-odd jobs across the country. what happened. >> well computer industry moves very fast. so you'll see some of the companies especially larger companies having to go through layoffs one of the core areas of technology has been superseded by something new. we saw some heavier cuts earlier in the year from hp fo

if you want to deet deal with this crisis, make a deal. candidate who lost the mississippi runoff says he's not done yet. remember, chris mcdaniel thinks a number of african-americans voted illegally in the rubboff a couple weeks back and he's planning on suing though he's not gone to court yet. his team keeps saying they will go to court. we'll see when that happens and among those joining his cause is ted cruz, the tea party favorite, freshman senator from texas. listen to him last night on the mark levine radio program. >> what happened in mississippi was appalling. primaries are always rough and tumble, but the conduct of the washington, d.c. machine in the mississippi runoff was incredibly disappointing. >> we know, peter, that ted cruz was a chris mcdaniel supporter in mississippi. the thing that strikes me though is this has been hard for him this year but he still officially has a title, does he not, as a deputy something or other at the national republican senatorial committee which is the washington machine of which he speaks. >>

woed was convicted in 1991 of killing his ex-girlfriend debbie deets and her father gene at the family'sody shop. it's interesting to get this perspective which makes sense, the family says it's wrong to focus on how he died instead of the crimes he committed. >> everybody b here from what i heard said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood, seeing your sister lying there in a pool of blood. this man deserved it. and i shouldn't really call him a man. he deserved everything he had coming to him. >> according to the arizona department of corrections, medical professionals in charge confirm eed wood was comatose through the procedure and never in pain or distress. republican governor jan brewer says -- >> how would they know? >> i know. then the question is after you hear the victims' relatives speak is the question she posed. brewer said wood died in a lawful matter but is concerned about how long it lasted and will order a full investigation. sam stein? >> listen, i sympathize with the victims' famil

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