ian had to get staples. >> oh, wow. look at the staples. >> makes me sad because you can tell from the video he's still shaken up about this. still visibly upset this happened to him. >> this bus outweighed ian by 29,750 pounds. so it's pretty remarkable ian survived this ordeal and only because of where he was when the bus rolled over him that he did survive it. if he moved over a few inches the bus would have run over ian. but instead the bus only ran over his book bag. the superintendent says that the bus driver did nothing wrong. >> the driver was not on the phone, he was not texting. he was doing his duties. and just unfortunately just didn't see the child. >> i could see how the bus driver can miss them. those buss are so high. if a kid is pretty tiny an walking in front of the bus you could miss a child that way. i'm just thankful and happy he's okay. >> the bus driver is on admin stray ittive leave, as they investigate this situation. ian is expected to head back to school soon. >>> we've seen volcanos but nothi

ian: denver has lost to kansas city. question is baltimore going to be in the number two seed? dan: if he can grab this pass, he is gone. ball thrown late to the outside by dalton. look at the break by carr. ian: 40 seconds to play. second and 10 for cincinnati. dalton offline on that pass for andrew hawkins. third down and long for the bengals. dan: obviously they have two downs to pick up this 10 yards and keep the drive going. 36 seconds now. there is the word. the fans just heard about that denver loss. ian: rousing reaction from the fans here at paul brown stadium. they just showed the oakland-san diego score. everything is breaking cincinnati's way. he has leonard for a first down. no time-outs though. 27 seconds left. dan: get up to the line and clock it. kill the ball quickly. dalton, knocked down. haloti ngata. 11 seconds remaining. dan: they waisted a lot of time by not getting to the line of scrimmage and killing the ball, regrouping in the huddle. remember, they have a guy that can jump out of the stadium in

enter ian. three years ago, jaiya and ian conceived eamon. and they're not the only ones doing this. for jaiya, that means limitless love. >> i stopped searching for the one. i can have the one. and i can also have the one and the one and the one. >> reporter: unlike polygamy, like in hbo's "big love." >> we think it's time to move. >> reporter: where one man marries multiple women, polyamory means many loves. it's an open arrangement for both the men and the women. >> our house is a little backwards in that all the bedrooms are downstairs instead of upstairs. when it comes to intimacy, we schedule intimacy time. >> reporter: like on the calendar? >> sometimes we have spontaneous moments. but i like scheduling it. because i can look forward to it. >> we can do red-hot touch massages. >> reporter: for years, jaiya and jon were the primary couple. is it hard to share someone you love that much? >> it can be p. it can be tough. >> reporter: ironically, even though jon didn't want a child, when eamon was born, he quit his job to take care of him

in ian's room. >> wait a second. actual wrapping paper. >> actual wrapping paper, christmas themed wrapping paper. >> he had to have spent a fortune. >> this is after christmas. >> so he got the sale paper. >> the sale paper like in the 99 cent bin. this makes everything looks like it's a gift when you get home. my bed, my shoes. >> yeah. >> but then it's like i already had all this stuff. >> now ian, the next morning, arrives back at his pad. >> wow. >> i love it. i love it. he says you know what, yeah. you got me. i love it. the bed is the most impressive part to me. looks like a fitted sheet. >> reminds me of an episode of "the office" when jim, for christmas, wraps dwight's desk. >> looks almost identical. >> the thing is, you can't get mad at a prank like this because everybody likes opening gifts. that's half the fun of getting a gift, ripping open the wrapping paper. >>> just another day on the job for this officer looking for drunk drivers after a football game sunday night in wisconsin. he's driving down hig

there, the video and pictures. >> thanks to ian.s a good guy out there. >> there are still good people in this world. ♪ . >> let this be a listen to everybody out there making cool youtube videos using your gopro, maybe write your phone number. >> but what if they find it and see your footage and now they have your name and phone number and they're a creepy person. >> i think that's a worst-case scenario. another good keep, steven, put a safety cord on. >> yeah. >>> steven, you know i'm a big fan of high-speed chases, especially on two wheels. check out this one from rossport, ireland. >> yeah, he's got two wheels, but he's not even using them. >> no, high-tailing through the tall grass with a couple guarda, irish police on his tail. catches up three guys. apparently this guy is a protester in the area of a big pipeline expansion into his island where people are protesting the building of this pipeline. and you can hear the bystanders in the background saying -- [ shouting ] >> one of the police here was heard trying to scare the gu

janice and ian, welcome you to the show. we're glad that you're okay. >> so our family. >> unbelievable. how do you feel being back in london and seeing some images that we put on the screen? >> relieved, happy, to be back thankful. thankful. jenna: i can even imagine, ian, what this was like. bring us to friday night. you're watching a magic show. huge theater. something that the ship advertises. then what? >> yes. we were up at the top and of course it goes right down to the lower levels. and the magician was in fact in the middle of an act getting somebody from the audience and he seemed to disappear. there was nothing to do with magic. he had seen something at lower level, which caused a lot of people in that lower level to run out of the auditorium, lights went out. emergency lights went on. we sort, perhaps there is power out or something. on the system they said that there is a generator fault. no panic. we'll sort it out soon. well, then the boat started moving to one side. we thought, this is unusual. we heard a sli

ian bremmer president of arab group, global risk research firm. daniel franklin, editor of the economist magazine's world in 2012 special edition. welcome. so, ian, you do this kind of thing for a living. let's first start with something simple like iran. is the united states or israel going to attack iran in 2012? >> absolutely not. i can't see the united states doing it. keep in mind, it's still obama no matter what happens with the elections in 2012 at least for the purposes of that year. and the israelis are highly incented to convince everyone that an attack it could come if they aren't satisfied. if it's going to come it will come from the u.s. the two sides aren't coming together. sanctions will clearly escalate. there's a lot of internal pressure within iran. when you have a potential assassination against the saudi ambassador to washington, the british embassy being occupied, that's telling you there's a lot of internal instability at the top of the iranian regime. there's risk takers and folks that don't like us but much more pragmatic.

defensive ian walsh.he little philadelphia flyers. penalty finish. holder for that amateur program. >> mike e.: presumably knows fouls when he sees them. 1:06 to go. brian boyle won that cleanly. it was so clean they ruled it unfair. >> eddie: this could play to the advantage of the flyers. it's four-on-four hockey here. soon as the flyers get control, peter laviolette will get bobrovsky off the ice. it will become five-on-four. i almost like that better than six-on-five. there are so many more bodies on the ice. obviously, advantage flyers. >> mike e.: bobrovsky started toward the bench again. extra attacker is out. puck is loose. diving play. it's out to giroux. got it on to briere. back to voracek. in front of the net. clears that down the ice. taking it toward the end line. danger is carle. 38 to go. through the traffic. brought back in by danny brie. briere into the corner, went right after it. girardi able to outman him there. held by carle. fed back t

defensive ian walsh.he little philadelphia flyers. penalty finish. holder for that amateur program. >> mike e.: presumably knows fouls when he sees them. 1:06 to go. brian boyle won that cleanly. it was so clean they ruled it unfair. >> eddie: this could play to the advantage of the flyers. it's four-on-four hockey here. soon as the flyers get control, peter laviolette will get bobrovsky off the ice. it will become five-on-four. i almost like that better than six-on-five. there are so many more bodies on the ice. obviously, advantage flyers. >> mike e.: bobrovsky started toward the bench again. extra attacker is out. puck is loose. diving play. it's out to giroux. got it on to briere. back to voracek. in front of the net. clears that down the ice. taking it toward the end line. danger is carle. 38 to go. through the traffic. brought back in by danny briere. briere into the corner, went right after it. girardi able to outman him there. held by carle.

i agree with ian, i don't think there will be a strike. we'll just go ahead as we've been doing of the policy is not actually working. the iranians are getting closer and closer to a nuclear weapon but i don't see any overt attack, covert maybe. the one thing i will say, i'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. i think there's a substantial chance ahmadinejad could be impeached and iranians would move more toward a parliamentary system. you are seeing tensions within the iranian regime. turkey is pushing very hard on iran. turkey is playing the role iran wishes it were playing. with the turmoil in syria, i think ahmadinejad, he has obviously allies. he's got a lot of opposition within the top clerical establishment. >> to the point about being impeached, the supreme leader made a very strange statement in which he said one wonders why we have a parliamentary system. there are certainly benefits -- why we have a presidential system, benefits. you look, he's had trouble with ahmadinejad, who was sort of his guy. he had trouble befor

>> reporter: he hangs out with his twin brother, ian.e older than ryan. >> he likes to rock out. >> ryan idolizes ian. born with a hole in his heart, ryan survived open heart surgery at 3 months old. >> where is june? >> right here. >> good. >> today he attends a school for down's syndrome children where his mainstream modeling is a point of pride. >> we all want to see who is like us. and i think that they're no different than anybody else. they want to see themselves included in the landscape that is, you know, our life. >> that's me. >> it is you. do you like this leather jacket? >> yeah. >> ryan can see kids like him in pampers ads. >> look how pretty they are, becky. >> and the hit show "glee". >> but now it's ryan's turn in the spotlight. >> you have long hair. >> i have long hair too. >> wow. >> just like yours. >> yeah. thank you. >> after the shoot is over, he does not want to leave. and the rest of the day he's very -- like he's got kind of an attitude. he kind of brushes me off. >> a face to remember. brightening america's con

ian was staying with friends in a northern manhattan apartment., they found almost all of his belongings inside, even his cell phone. only thing missing license, subway pass and a credit card. that card apparently was lasted used at this burger king on december 31st. the family said ian had no reason to run away. they tell foxnews.com they are mystified. martha: in virginia folks are very concerned about him of course as well. >> reporter: absolutely, martha. crowds gathered in ian's home in kent county in virginia for candlelight vigil. his female roommate at vcu said the last text message talked about sights he had seen and going to central park. he was making plans for when he returned back to school. a find ian burnet facebook page is created with more than 1700 members. he is eagle scout. described as 5'8" tall and weighs 130 pound and green eyes and dark brown curly hair. authorities are are working with new york police here and hundreds of volunteers from new york and new jersey are helping with the search too. we have calls into authoritie

so has the -- stabilized, so has the budget. >> it goes back to the feast. >> reporter: robin and ian'sghter attends immaculate heart. they wanted a combination of religion and education for her and close connection to parents. >> families that go here, they are very involved. we've developed great friendships. >> reporter: the archdiocese says with a recent approval of its accreditation, enrollment at its schools should go up even more. in towson, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> the archdiocese kicks off its catholic schools week on monday. it's a time when many parents enroll students in catholic schools. >>> and it's a nice start to our february coming up. i can't wait. isn't this incredible? >> this is the end of january. >> it's so hard to believe. we got to 53 today. and the thing is, even though a cold front is coming through tonight, we're still way above average for tomorrow. wait until you see some of these numbers. here's the cold front. made its way across the state. sprinkle or two with it. but that was about it. it is now getting out of here. picked up the winds

but those quiet moments, practice stress and frustration and anxiety, where ian and susan were there, just keeping your spirits up and enlivanning your senses and making you believe you can do more and better. and reminding you what it's all about. and that is working together across your differences and uniting a common goal. and that's really the spirit of what a chorus is all about, isn't it? it's the sum of its parts. and there's something special in that as well. so it's in that stead and that spirit and that light that we have two certificates of honor. one recognizing our san francisco girls chorus. it's your day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] we always have to start with the girls first. and then to your outstanding work and we have a lot of language to attest to that. and your contribution. and to all of you young men, this is your day as well in the city and county of san francisco. we thank you. thank you. so we're going to -- so enjoy. thank you very much. and we've got the change everybody's going to look forward to enjoying on tuesday. thank you. [ap

weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share their views he thinks around a million rain ians tune in and the topic they most want to talk about the possibility of a foreign attack on iran and they are very much afraid that the iranian nuclear installations will be bombed by a foreign powers where they're israel or the united states or any other country but it's not only the rain ians who are suspicious of israel or america taking action people here in israel since something's in the air you can see signs of wink and nod from israeli officials when talking about it israel is signaling to the world. if the world doesn't do anything if the wall doesn't call for more fierce actions or more crippling sanctions quoting the secretary of state clinton then israel would take the initiative and strike alone some wonder if israel hasn't already declared an unofficial war on terror and what suspicions raised further after the assassination of another iranian nuclear scientist earlier this month while on his way to work putting everything together it is clear that whoever it is but if som

but it's not only the rain ians who are suspicious of israel or america taking action people here in israel since something's in the air you can see signs of wink and nod from israeli officials when talking about it israel is signaling to the world. if the world doesn't do anything if the wall doesn't call for more fierce actions or more crippling sanctions quoting the secretary of state clinton then israel would take the initiative and strike a blow some wonder if israel hasn't already declared an unofficial war on terror ran but suspicions raced further after the assassination of another iranian nuclear scientist earlier this month while on his way to work putting everything together it is clear that whoever it is but if someone or somebody or some agency is very successful in infiltrating understanding last sabotaging the iranian nuclear project the attack is the latest in a series of mysterious accidents linked to iran's nuclear program two aircraft accidents in the space of three years scientists disappearing equipment damaged and computer viruses and leashed and the fingers poi