katie. >> couric: elaine quijano. elaine, thank you. and coming up next, muslim by faith, american by birth. >> couric: there are more than two million muslims living in this country. to sample their reaction to the death of osama bin laden, national correspondent dean reynolds went to dearborn, michigan, the u.s. city with the highest percent annual of muslims. >> i love this. >> reporter: mohsen amen came to dearborn from lebanon 41 years ago, married liula, and worked for three decades building american cars at ford. they raised four children. but for this muslim family, the specter of osama bin laden and 9/11 has shadowed their lives. >> sometimes you feel uncomfortable because people give you a look. for me, it's not as much as it is for my kids. >> reporter: we spoke with a court administrator, bilal, and shadia. >> personally a lot of people didn't know i was arab, so if you see me out and about not too many people do but once they find out their entire demeanor changes. everybody closes up, gives you a different look and it was

katie. >> couric: elaine quijano. elaine, thank you. and coming up next, muslim by faith, american by birth. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >> couric: there are more than two million muslims living in this country. to sample their reaction to the death of osama bin laden, national correspondent dean reynolds went to dearborn, michigan, the u.s. city with the highest percentage of muslims. >> i love this. >> reporter: mohsen amen came to dearborn from lebanon 41 years ago, married liula, and worked for three decades building american cars at ford. they raised four children. but for this muslim family, the specter of osama bin lad

elaine quijano is in smithville tonight with the very latest. elaine, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening to you russ. well, of all the towns hit by deadly tornadoes this week, smithville, mississippi, was decimated by the most powerful kind, an ef-5 tornado, and the police chief here, darwin hathcock, told us he was caught directly in its path. >> it was just like a monster coming and i'm just thinking there's no way any of us are going to survive this because it was huge. >> reporter: smithville, mississippi, police chief darwin hathcock scrambled to take cover inside the police station and remembers looking up just as the giant storm passed. >> we could actually see the tornado still, like, right up over us. >> reporter: what did it look like? >> it was just like a lot of dust and a rotation and quiet looking. >> reporter: in less than 60 seconds, the tornado had destroyed half the homes in town and 14 of the town's 16 businesses. it was the strongest tornado to hit mississippi in more than 50 years. >> we've lost our whole town. w

katie. >> couric: elaine quijano, elaine, thanks so much. turning now to the middle east. for weeks, the white house had moved carefully on syria, saying little, even as the government there kept up its crackdown on protesters, but today, that changed. chip reid is our chief white house correspondent. chip, president obama is now taking aim at syria's leaders. >> reporter: well, today, president obama imposed sanctions on syrian president bashar al-assad, and six other top syrian officials. those sanctions would freeze their assets in the united states and make it illegal for americans to do business with them. the president ordered the sanctions in response to assad's brutal crackdown on antigovernment protests in which about 850 people have been killed. now, assad is in a strong position in syria, so it's not clear whether the sanctions will have much effect, but they're significant because this is the first time president obama has pointed his finger directly at assad, essentially declaring that he is now the new bad guy in that part of the world. tomorrow, president ob

elaine sciolino reports for the "new york times." her forthcoming book is, "la seduction: how the french play the game of life." and, tamer el-ghobashy is covering the criminal case for the "wall street journal." tammer, how does the case stand tonight against dominique strauss-kahn? >> well, what we're waiting for at this point on wednesday is for a forthcoming court appearance on friday in which it's expected that mr. strauss-kahn will be learning whether a grand jury has voted to indict him and on charges of presumably sexual assault and criminal sex acts, among others. at this point, he's in rikers island jail here in new york city where he's there protective custody and under suicide which is not a very unusual move for an inmate who is being incarcerated for the first time and particularly someone of his prominence the world and considering the charges that have been leveled against him. >> ifill: what are his attorneys saying at this point against the charges that we've heard about? >> well, what we've heard from the attorneys

elaine quijano has the story of a woman who drives into damaged communities to help the children there heal. >> reporter: when dozens of tornadoes slammed into the south, children were among those directly in the storm's path. >> everything was shaking and stuff, and we heard trees falling, and nobody know what to do exactly. >> reporter: in tuscaloosa alabama, where many kids and their families lost everything, kathryn mart and i know her team at t.j.'s bus hoped to restore some normalcy. >> when we drive sointo a disaster site they know this bus is for them, that it's special. >> reporter: martin understands loss. her son c.j. was just two when a deadly tornado tore through evansville, indiana, in 2005. he and 24 others were killed. >> it made me realize that i must be here for something. i've got to do something. you want to come in and color? >> reporter: so with this converted camper filled with toys and games, dubbed "c.j.'s bus," martin and her team are trying to create a safe haven... >> let's get you some toys. >> reporter: ...for kids in disaster zones. >> we're not mental he

elaine quijano, cbs news, buffalo. >> mitchell: overseas a saudi woman was detained this weekend for defying the country's ban on women driving by posting a video on youtube of herself behind the wheel of a car. she urged other women to join as mass drive next month to protest the ban which she calls humiliating. >> just ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news", how the death of a little girl is helping to bring music to other youngsters. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk

elaine? >> oka >> this weather report sponsored by chrysler.om detroit. >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to rebecca. >> mary, thanks. coming up next, if you want to feel younger at any age, exercise could be the solution. we're going to show you why it's never too late to hit the gym. this is "the early show" on cbs. this is "the early show" on cbs. woman: till all the books are read... man: and all the pens are put down... woman: and everything there is to learn is learned. man: till the heroes retire and the monsters return to their dens... woman: and all the plots are wrapped up. man: till that day... boy: by hook or by crook... girl: by book or by nook... woman: i will read. to come and try coffee-mate's new cafe collection flavors. then we asked them to show us how the taste inspired them. new rich caramel macchiato. one of three new ways to add your flavor. with coffee-mate, from nestle. one of three new ways to add your flavor. sfx: bed crashes to floor kids seem to get bigger overnight. good morning... whoa! whoa!

i'm elaine culotti. welcome to my mediterranean home in santa monica, california.gh the house, you're going to see a lot of things that are casual and formal mixed together. in the entryway i've got a double vaulted ceiling. curved, soft lines along with the plaster make you feel like you're in this little space that's very intimate. i've also combined it with an old formal console. on the left and right are urns used to -- throughout the house. always think about how much space you have in your home and then how much of it use -- you're using. i took the dining room and convert it into a den. it's decorated in a very gothic, english, rock 'n' roll sort of way. it's got leather otman for the kids to eat and hang out. it's cozy, warm and useable. in leaving the dining room out of the house, i had to create a new one. this dining room has a very long, 16-foot table, that fits everybody i need to fit on a sunday night. because i've got eclectic seating, meaning wood chairs and fabric chairs mixed with a bench, it makes people feel comfortable about pulling up an odd c

elaine brown i heard say a little while ago that she lived in atlanta, and we always talk about how great atlantic is doing, but we do not own nothing in atlanta. they look like they are doing good, they have the cosmetic liberation, right? cosmetic change, cosmetic liberation, but when you look at who owns most of the city, right? who is in control of the power in the city? it may be marginally better for black votes in some other places, but there are still fundamental issues with the school system. look at the endowment of emory compared to some of the black universities and colleges in atlanta. entrepreneurship is a big part of it. i did not understand and nobody told me what is involved with buying your own home until i was in my second law school, where is the my counterparts, the white students i was in class with, they had had that information coming up. it was just second nature. i asked the guy across the hall from me what his folks did. but told him my mom was a nurse and my dad was a teacher, a soldier before. he said his father was the deputy prime minister of jordan. i was l

. >> the whistleblower also met state senator elaine al crist and requested a meeting with governor jerryb.wnro can you go to our website at nba gee,ed to be if you're heading out on a trip you'd break out a map and now navigation is as simple as a smartphone. one map-maker is going back in time. now a look at how he's putting his own community on the map. >> reporter: these days if you're heading into foreign territory, there's likely an electronic gizmo that helped you find your way. >> recalculating. call himold-fashioned but bernard cast nato prefers a map that doesn't require batteries. >> we think ab -- that there's a role for the printed product, and we think the role for it is to be very detailed. this is called a key map. >> begun mapping bay area community, but his other maps won't include streets or buildings or trails, but his maps have them all. we add elements that are not usually on popular maps so we add the building outlines, sort of makes the map come alive, you might say. >> catalanotto figures the more a community knows about it self the closer it becomes. this is the

the material, all of that should coordinate together. >> elaine, as because, thank you so much. again soon. now here's russ. >> okay, rebecca, thanks a lot. up next, the great summer menu from best-selling author tosca reno who is going to make shrimp canapes and chocolate pudding. believe it or not, less than 40 bucks. all locale, as well. at cousin everett's blueberry farm, to talk about our blueberry juice drinks. they're made with my sweet, ripe blueberries, picked right from the bush, and they're good for you. taste real good, too! to give you an idea, let's whip up a quick sample. or you could just try this. [ chuckles ] yeah. ocean spray blueberry juice drinks -- real blueberries, real good. no, no, no... i do not have a thing about bugs. i have a thing about bugs in our house. we used to call an exterminator. ugh... now i go ortho. home defense max. i use it once inside to kill the bugs. stops them dead. guaranteed. and outside to keep new ones from moving in. that's up to 12 months protection against bugs. and 12 months of keeping our house to ourselves. until your moth

i am with of the port, a project manager accompanied by elaine ford, the port finance director, [unintelligible] the finance crews and [unintelligible] dpw. there is a fiscal feasibility requirement. there needs to be a determination from the board of supervisors but the plan for and begin implementing the project is fiscally feasible before the planning department can begin environmental review of the project. however, chapter 29 limits the fiscal feasibility to mean only that the project merits further evaluation and environmental review. planning staff will review the project in concert with the america's cup project. next slide. the general project is a project that represents the heart and soul of the port. a project that represents one of the last major maritime industries in san francisco. a project that bolsters maritime commerce and employment. a project that supports the city's tourism industry, solidifying the achievements already made along the northern waterfront area. finally, a project that the port has been trying to build for the last 20 years. the port intends to develop a new

that is something that elaine has negotiated with cfo for owe d. off we are confident that we will not be paying these expenses on behalf of the america's cup. i think that i lost a couple of people in the process. kelly, whom i had mentioned before, is a superstar. we have a dream team for permitting on this project. and they work through very complicated permit processes that will stretch through the rest of the year. on behalf of support staff, i would like to say how much we appreciate everything. are there any questions on this memorandum of agreement? >> thank you. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? pop all in favor? resolution 1135 has been approved. >> item 9c, request approval to execute memorandum of agreement with the association of bay area governments for staffing costs up to $260,340 associated with expedited regulatory review for the proposed pier 27 cruise terminal and the 34th america's cup. >> this item is the state equivalent of the federal and l.a. that we just discussed. the two state agencies or to play in

. >> mitchell: elaine quijano, thank you very much. there is news from the obama administration tonight on the nation's oil supply. in the wake of sky-high gas prices, the president says he wants to boost u.s. production of oil. whit johnson has more on the new plan and reaction from washington and beyond. >> reporter: with americans reeling over gas prices nearly $4 per gallon, president obama has begun to tweak his energy policy. >> i believe that we should continue to expand oil production in america, even as we increase safety and environmental standardses. >> reporter: accused of not doing enough to curb skyrocketing oil prices, today the president announced a series of initiatives. they include extending drilling leases in alaska and the gulf of mexico, frozen after the b.p. oil spill. beginning annual lease sales of the national pretrollium reserve, 23 million acres on the north slope of alaska, and providing incentives for oil companies to speed up development of sites already leases. >> there are a few steps we should take tha

elaine's closed up shop for good with a host of celebrities, regulars and journalists to say goodbye.the manhattan restaurant attracted celebrities but far more so intellectuals and writers and politicians. the owner was also known to let struggling writers eat for free. kaufman died in december and people say the experience was classically new york cit >> epp usiasert y. will never

>> elaine quijano in tuscaloosa, thanks very much. it is 7:15 right now. back over to erica and chris. >> jeff, thank you so much. >>> we want to take a closer look at the weather now. this is heartbreaking to think about what they are facing now and the aftermath. >> it is, chris and erica, and it's called the katrina of tornadoes the severe weather folks saw last week. today if you look at the map there is a brief reprieve in severe weather, and that will hopefully aid the cleanup effort. we look at really nice, sunny skies on the wes thanks so much. that's your latest weather. back to you guys. we'll tell you a little bit more about frost advisories. i know it's may, still some frost advisories. >> don't bother. skip it. >> mary, thanks. >>> coming up on "the early show," inside osama bin laden's hideout in pakistan and what investigators learn from the evidence that he left behind. >> and a rare look at navy s.e.a.l.s in action. go along on a secret mission to hunt down a taliban leader, all ahead as we continue here. you're watching "the early show" o

it comes out of, as elaine mentioned, the colgan air flight over buffalo.ide regulation have avoided that disaster? >> i believe it would have. we learned a lot after the colgan accident and the investigation that followed. there were many recommendations that came out, and this is clearly one of the ones that, in fact, the faa has listened to, and frankly, when they do finally implement these rules, we'll see a much safer system. >> you say when they finally implement them. what are you thinking in terms of when this would actually happen? >> unfortunately, the process takes awhile. it could be months. it could be years. but they are moving forward, and i have to make that compliment to them. and frankly, the carriers themselves, once they see what these rules are really looking like, they're already stepping up to the plate. >> you think they'll do this? because it's expensive, too. those simulators are very expensive. and that's just one part of it. >> that's right. but the reality of life is, is they will bring that money back significantly on a return

islamabad we have seen assateague she is a security analyst and columnist and in tucson we crossed elaine hudson she's an associate professor at the university of arizona all right folks this is crossed out that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's take a look at where this troubled relationship stands now. pakistan and the us two strategic allies on the collision course both say they're committed to fighting terror though each in its own way and both have divergent ideas about geo political interests pakistani american relations have rarely been described as good but after the u.s. navy seal raid killed osama bin laden on may second the shaky alliance is finally in question the fact of the world's most wanted was discovered in the campaign near islamabad has deepened american distrust of pakistan even some of pakistan's biggest supporters in the u.s. have had to put on a brave face coming to terms with the five that pakistan may have been harboring bin laden for years it is fair to say that some of my colleagues in the house and senate deep

his wife elaine and bonnet are off to moscow. for children group every officer had a specific task to carry out at all costs every task was to follow circle of and to ensure that no documents or anything else has passed on to him especially at the railway station and we were to ensure that he doesn't get to speak with any strangers written and. during some of those exile to gorky every facet of his life was closely monitored including his personal correspondence hundreds of letters of support as arrived from abroad when deceptive by the k.g.b. although dissenters will always supplied with a notification that their mail had been delivered. via dr sun it has been so long since they have had any use of full well we're very concerned about your health and the health of wife elin a billionaire will most anxious to hear from you and would greatly appreciate a response to this letter many people here in united states and in canada support and the principles for which it stands that it was those of the k.g.b. made a list of persons to re

next step for power changes that is all that francesca schiavone abt elaine yankovic's of serbia in trees that turns the men's world number three roger federer was a straight set against his off court friend status as jeffrey now heads into his record breaking twenty eight straight grand slam quarter final. for the play world today i think for as you said it's really great and i'm in the third and it was unfortunate i couldn't get breakpoint in the first game. because chance. of me would implement a reverse and from that i wasn't much on me while novak djokovic has yet to meet his match this season the local favorite ryszard yesterday was not good enough to stop the serbian in his tracks it was a long rally indeed in the end but the australian open champion kept his nerve to read it six four six four six two it was a victory number forty one of the season for jock itch and his forty third in a row over all the world number two aims to unseat rafael nadal actually top of the world rankings and needs to reach the final paris to the set top spot and standing in the way next is italy's fabio

and director mueller with tangential founder the checkoff must go off the attack on time against elaine appears he quickly became famous for that stage several of and some chops major works beginning with its production of the siegel in eight hundred ninety eight. reading on it's time to continue our task on. opposite moscow's met office you will find this equestrian statue devoted to the founder of moscow pretty soon it's all rocky construction began in one thousand nine hundred seven so all of the eight hundredth anniversary of last car however construction took seven years it's a conflict between the three sculpts is an answer to lack of funding also as they have no original images or pictures of the prince they all decided that the statues should represent a typical russian night. i'm from century old statues to movement a sushi cafes taken from a diverse place so i will impress the most diehard of tourists so what do young muscovites and visitors think the area. is and then is a long meeting and spending time here especially in the congregation terrain if you like the most beautifu

>>reporter: pittsburg mortgage counselor elaine cox says homeowners are giving up in a county where homeue have dropped 51 percent sense the peak in 2005. >> bank are not doing principal reduction and homeowners are losing hope and if the value are continuing to drop and we haven't hit the bottom yet, wow! that's a hard one. >>reporter: according to the web site the bottom of the market may still be at least a year away. >> it seems to me that we still just have very, very fickle buyers in this market. >>reporter: oakland realtor tracy says buyers still feel like they are the ones calling the shots. >> i think it's just that people really want deals now and they are afraid that the market is going to continue to go down so if they feel like they are buying something for not too much money then they are better off. >>reporter: hardest hit market in the bay area solana county where 58 percent of homeowner are currently upside down in the mortgages and where home value have plunged 59 percent since the peak there in 2006. in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >>> the wall street journal is reporting

. >> reporter: when her tuscaloosa home was about to explode around her this past april, elaine davisr husband took shelter. >> he said he could feel the wind and the pressure on the door. and there was just a big gust of dust and dirt. >> reporter: this is what saved them. a cold war-era atomic bomb shelter with concrete walls, several feet thick. the neighborhood above them was leveled. just as joplin was on sunday. and engineers say it's almost impossible to build a house able to withstand a tornado's furry. >> tornadoes can come in speeds up to 200 miles an hour and above. at some point, mother nature's physical force will overwhelm even the best engineering. >> reporter: watch these two houses bombarded with hurricane-force winds at a test facility. only the structurally reinforced home survives. tornado winds can be twice as powerful, and attack both vertically and horizontally. like a swirling sledge hammer. but installing impact resistant windows or latching the house together at the foundation and joints, with so-called hurricane ties, can help keep out the wind, and delay a

former world number one dinara safina crushed to yogas two sets to on another former world number one elaine yankovic's also going home after losing two checks you see so far zero. but there is always one big name you can rely on when it comes to clay rafael would austar to the defense of his madrid title with a comfortable six one six three win over marcos baghdatis it was the spaniards thirty fifth consecutive win and say it. portrayed this website in our introduction and every drop of it is also pretty dependable at the moment he recorded his thirtieth win in a row with a second round victory over kevin anderson the serbian taking the first set six three and the second six for duck which was one through five of the tournament he's played in so far this season and could meet in the final. meanwhile while the for andy murray has also made it through to round three although he needed three sets against and you'll see a move to claim victory after taking the first six for you then lost the second six three but breeze through the last two love finally winning after seymour a goal wide. until t

elaine is a mother of three last summer her four year old daughter was raped was really learned what happened she found the man responsible and beat him to death. i don't like him that i can only say that i just wanted to be sure lying was an evil must punish and i would never do such a terrible thing but i had to know it all girl was found guilty of murder she spent a year in prison before public pressure saw her released. sadly it is cases not an isolated one in russia in a country where seventy percent of paedophiles up and rolled with their virginity to reoffend region and to justice is often used as an attorney in a court of law so what you go with him is missable it starts with the statement fails if poor mothers and fathers knew that offenders would get fifteen years in prison or more would be castrated before being released would never be released without a satellite tracking as in the usa and police and know about there if we stay i'm pretty sure they would not kill them. there have been numerous attempts to toughen the laws on paedophiles in russia in a decade dozens of bil

australia samantha story is a one thousand point work less than a time that's twice in which country and elaine yankovic had to lay back on spain's amabel and you know daddy gets. another for her own champion will be putting tennis to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safina is taking an indefinite break to cheer her aching back the twenty five year old russian will miss next week's french open where she's a twenty finalist soften her says she doesn't want to torture herself any longer imagine back pain stephen had trouble since the end of the two thousand and nine season. and finally the n.b.a. miami have reached the eastern conference final after winning their sunday final series against boston four one over how much just one win away from the western final cut in your hands and russell westbrook scored first few points between of the front memphis ninety nine seventy two in the second a three to lead in that sort of seven series of go and wait start the miami sinking closely four points in its ninety seven eighty seven semifinal clinching when i was lost in. they can

however the venue's next match is unlikely to be a walkover she'll face tenth seeded serbian elaine yankovic'swho was an easy six two six two against america's premier league matic sounds former champions that while it was not so bad had to come from behind in the second set against kansas ribbeck and reno to advance in straight sets six love six pool but last year's final is going home early going to surprised if each one argentina's just a little. and in the men's game a former world number one roger federer of greece past the young coach of savage of serbia to turn quarterfinals started fair was the first by a future round for the spaniard who see it is suddenly in paris this head and shoulders above you claimed that it is like all skiing one novak djokovic whose unbeaten so far this season is playing later this friday and from a british number one tim henman joined the chorus of support for the red hot serbia . i mean it's incredible how dominant he's been but you really got to look at the way joker which is played. this is tough to get against him so it's going to be frustrating to watch

. >> reporter: for a few frantic hours on monday, elaine feared she would never see this box of trinkets or her father's prized coin collection again. >> he jumped the fence, twice. >> reporter: police think the burglar who broke into her mother's home had been casing the neighborhood knocking on doors when he discovered that the family wasn't hoped threw a brick through a window and cleaned them out. >> very surprised and shocked. >> reporter: residents in well- to-do south fremont worried burglars are zeroing in on them targeting their quiet section of town because it's minutes from a freeway. >> i never heard of this saturated amount within a short amount of time. >> reporter: in the last month the burglaries have happened in their neighborhood at a rate of about one a day. the month before was even worse. >> they became closer and more frequent. >> reporter: so close and so frequent that this person started creating these windshield stickers for her neighbors. decals declaring that the driver lives in the neighborhood. >> anytime that any of us are in the neighborhood during the day

. >> my name is elaine, i own the business below the unit in discussion now. i did not stand to be swrorn in so if you need -- sworn in so if you need to do that. >> do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> i do. >> ok. >> i really don't have much to add other than they are definitely people living there. they have been there since i bought the business in 2007. they were there before. i'm not aware that they're a business of any sort except to have these parties on the weekends. they are very disruptive to my business below. everything from threats to my employees to trash and broken bottles to lots of noise disrupting my employees on a basis to fear of altercation of human feesies being placed at our front door which kind of started all this and brought the police into it and i have pictures here. they have been an ongoing problem for us. if it returns to commercial tenancy i would be delighted. president lee: thank you. any other public comment? >> well, my name is scott. i have no legally binding

. >> reporter: when her tuscaloosa home was about to explode around her this past april, elaine davisnd her husband took shelter. >> he said he could feel the wind and the pressure on the door, and there was just a big gust of dust and dirt. >> reporter: this is what saved them: a cold war-era atomic bomb shelter with concrete walls several feet thick. the neighborhood above them was leveled, just as joplin was on sunday, and engineers say it's almost impossible to build a house able to withstand a tornado's fury. >> tornadoes can come in speeds up to 200 miles an hour and above. at some point, mother nature's physical force will overwhelm even the best engineering. >> reporter: watch these two houses bombarded with hurricane- force winds at a test facility. only the structurally reinforced home survives. tornado winds can be twice as powerful and attack both vertically and horizontally, like a swirling sledgehammer. but installing impact-resistant windows or latching the house together at the foundation and joints with so-called hurricane ties can help keep out the wind and delay a b

. >> now, the whistleblower also met with state senator elaine alquist and requested a meeting with governor jerry brown. you can go to our website, nbcbayarea.com to read the entire center san andreas regional center provided us. >>> this may make your skin crawl a little especially if you're in the south bay. bedbugs are on the rise. health officials say the blood-sucking parasites are increasing dramatically in santa clara county. also new research suggests that bedbugs could be carriers of superbugs, or drug-resistant bacteria. these so-called superbugs are resistant to several antibiotics and can be deadly if they get through the skin and into the bloodstream. health officials predict bedbug infestations could hit a high in the next several months nationwide. how can you safeguard yourself? here are a few tips. experts say reduce clutter, keep bags off the floor, wash your clothes, and make sure you put them in a hot dryer. ooh. you can stop itching now. >> i've got the itchies everywhere. >> jeff ranieri, are you with us here? >> yeah, i'm feeling it. that story always comes before wea