. >> john: in hazard elwood, illinois they sold girl scout cookies from that you are own front yard but the city sent them a letter ordering them to stop. all these people ran afoul of laws they didn't know can existed and still don't understand. >> they are ununderstandable, not only to you who are not lawyers but they are incomprehensible to me zbleejtsz even the police don't understand. she said the kids' lemonade stand via vie late the law. >> two officers bought lemonade in from them and tipped them. >> one is accused of breaking the nuisance and property maintenance oregon. his crime is the tree in the backyard. it's the wrong kind. >> they said if you don't remove the tree you will be fined $2,000 a day. >> or i could be face imprisonment. >> you bought the house partly because of the tree. >> but it turned out treat wasn't on the planning and development services department list of approved trees. there is a bunch of them in the area. >> you point this out to the authorities to they say what? >> let us know who they are and we will cite them, as well. >> in california, sfef fann

elwood bunky bartlet walked away with $32 million back in '07.imore sun it's better not to take the lump sum, because most people don't know how to handle that much money. bartlet also advised staying anonymous. he says he has thousands of e-mails from people wanting money. surprise, surprise. >> i bet he does. >>> college students say they're burdened by debt when they graduate. and some staged a dramatic protest to drive home their point. they dragged a giant ball and chain down pennsylvania avenue while marching from the department of education to the offices of loan provider sally mae. they say the debt they're leaving college with prevents them from getting ahead once they leave school. the average student loan debt is about $25,000 per person. nationally, student loans make up more than $1 trillion in debt. that's more than credit card and auto loans. >>> three major roadways in virginia are getting a name change. it might be an inconvenience for some drivers, but the department of transportation tells us it's a good thing. julie carey has