lexi: by the time you get into the dga, you have long been a director. know, you are not coming off of the street. they are not recruiting new talents out of nowhere. maria: in the dga studio diversity agreements, ethnic minority men and women are clumped together in one category. so when show runners or studio execs feel that in order to comply with studio diversity agreements, they have to hire an ethnic minority man or a woman, invariably they hire a man. an ethnic minority man. ♪ so i proposed that we create a double-mandate system. that instead of having one diversity program, we would have two separate diversity programs. one of the diversity programs would include women of all ethnicities, and the other group would include ethnic minority people of both genders. in this way, the studios, show runners, and executives would have to hire women. they would not be able to just pull ethnic minority men out of the diversity pool. and they would also have to hire ethnic minority people. ♪ i didn't write it as if we want to make a law. i just said, we want

lexi: by the time you get into the dga, you have long been a director. know, you are not coming off of the street. they are not recruiting new talents out of nowhere. maria: in the dga studio diversity agreements, ethnic minority men and women are clumped together in one category. so when show runners or studio execs feel that in order to comply with studio diversity agreements, they have to hire an ethnic minority man or a woman, invariably they hire a man. an ethnic minority man. ♪ so i proposed that we create a double-mandate system. that instead of having one diversity program, we would have two separate diversity programs. one of the diversity programs would include women of all ethnicities, and the other group would include ethnic minority people of both genders. in this way, the studios, show runners, and executives would have to hire women. they would not be able to just pull ethnic minority men out of the diversity pool. and they would also have to hire ethnic minority people. ♪ i didn't write it as if we want to make a law. i just said, we want

>> reporter: lexie responded later they got hit. bee shot by cupid will -- being shot by cupid will have longer lasting effects on the couple who doctor says are doing fine, lucky in love and life. >> maybe somebody should tell them that was cupid. >> do not ignore cupid. >> strong arrow. [ laughter ] >> he's the one! >>> it was lighting up last night. south bay and east bay got it all. san francisco saying what? lightning last night? 892 strikes in the area except this area. it was a rough evening in livermore and south towards san jose and gilroy. santa cruz so much calmer today. it's all about the sunshine and very comfortable temperatures. san jose i give you the cake today. 78 degrees with sunshine. perfect. santa rosa 74. oakland 74. san bruno 74. livermore 83 degrees. nothing on the radar couple of showers no thunderstorms near tahoe. slight chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow but much sunnier and calmer for you on sunday. friday night saturday morning should be a beautiful night. keep the windows open redwood city 59 degrees v

to, let's bring lexi on the show. it's so easy. anymore. >> it would be hysterical. >> kim tells us that lexi is interested in broadcast journalism. she has been a fan of the show since she was a little girl. that's so great. >> a picture when she was little. oh, my gosh. we have to bring her. all right, thank you. it all done. >> all right. three hours in hair and makeup all leading up to this moment. >> and will rick springfield kiss and tell? we catch up with him after your local news. this isn't just the start of school, find the styles and brands they'll love for every big moment. where? famous footwear. new infallible lipcolor from l'oreal. the new pro-look in longwear. one: intense color. two: l'oreal's conditioning pro-seal balm. intensify without the dry. lasts up to 24 hours. new infallible from l'or\al makeup designer paris. i would kill for something sweet. no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. try our new rich & creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. clorox knows a family of 5 clorox toilet wand come

and that's what lexie and this school have done.s you heard, this school has graduated 100% of its seniors for the past five years. [ applause ] >> lexie earned our admiration and our gratitude along with our best wishes for a happy birthday tomorrow. [ applause ] >> it's a story of schools like this one and others that we see a determination to rebuild better than before. it's a spirit much stronger than any storm. it's a spirit that's lifted communities laid low by tornadoes or terrorist attacks. it's a spirit that i saw in new orleans 10 years ago that is very evident today. we see this spirit in the population that has ticked back up as families settled back down. we see it in the tourists who were drawn here not only by this city's rich heritage, but by the new hotel rooms and restaurants. we see it in the spirit in lauren duff. as laura mentioned, we first met her in 2006 when she was a freshman. she was happy to be back at the school she loved at the time, and you know what she told me? she said, i want to be a teacher. and h

such a lexie bring the photo of again. i mean, it is so lexie. that is the stupidest photo.: oh, lexie levin, we hardly knew you and your dog. vonnie: that is her dog? tom: that is her dog, yea. h. we have a special guest for you this morning. this is what we love about "surveillance." michael purves joining us at the top of the hour. wer will joinlou us at the top of the hour, incredible on austerity, we will see that at 7:00 a.m. this morning. purves and blanchf lower. stay with us worldwide. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to top headlines. is in the rough and is hiring a bank to explore options. tailor-made was a drag on profits. revenue fell 26%. the company focusing on his athletic shoe line. the world's second-biggest mining company is reporting a better than forecast first-half profit. spending ins in response to falling iron or profits. rio tinto is down. hitching a ride with russia. the international space station a prettyg america penny. nasa says it needs half $1 billion to send as many as six astronaut

lexie reid received the card from her grandmother.n it until days before the dance. >> there was bus fees and also just things like deposits on my hair, my nails. >> reporter: she tried to use it... >> i was weirded out. i didn't understand. >> reporter: lexie called her grandmother. she bought it from safeway. >> they told me it was very sick. >> it's a terrible crime. >> reporter: he says there are many ways conartists scam the system. they can put a different bar code on. the store activates the card, it's activating a different card. the scammer has that one. some have handed consumers a dummy card and kept the card they activated for themselves. >> other times a scammer can record data he or she needs. >> reporter: barbara didn't know what happened. she reached out to safeway. the supermarket told her to contact u.s. bank. barbara filed a formal complaint with the bank. she didn't hear back she reached out to 7 on your side. we contacted u.s. bank. >> a few days later i got a call they processed it. then, a call they're sending m

lexie reid received the card from her grandmother.d on it until days before the dance. >> there was bus fees and also just things like deposits on my hair, my nails. >> reporter: she tried to use it... >> i was weirded out. i didn't understand. >> reporter: lexie called her grandmother. she bought it from safeway. >> they told me it was very sick. >> it's a terrible crime. >> reporter: he says there are many ways conartists scam the system. they can put a different bar code on. the store activates the card, it's activating a different card. the scammer has that one. some have handed consumers a dummy card and kept the card they activated for themselves. >> other times a scammer can record data he or she needs. >> reporter: barbara didn't know what happened. she reached out to safeway. the supermarket told her to contact u.s. bank. barbara filed a formal complaint with the bank. she didn't hear back she reached out to 7 on your side. we contacted u.s. bank. >> a few days later i got a call they processed it. then, a call they're sendin

. >>> now to an experiment called the perfect match this is lexie a relationship blogger looking forhip enter glamour magazine to help her find the man of her dreams. >> you want me to write down every quality i want in a man on a wall? lexie is looking for someone tall preferably jewish and kind and while she is making this list she is interviewing men and a guy by the name of brian meets her criteria by more than 90%, but the date doesn't go so well while it's perfect on paper the chemistry is not there. >> you can meet a guy that fits everything on your list, but perfection does not exist you need the spark, a feeling an energy thark is what really matters. and that is the take away, but there will not be a second date but they are remain friends. >>> finally to a baby that is sparking serious hair envy, this is ferguson he was born with a lot of hair and now 6 months old, his locks are super long and luxurious he has had two hair curts and most kids don't get their first until they are 2. and that is his cousin chloe waiting for her's there. what kind of products do they use to s

lexi keeling is headed to high school. >> i got some spiral notebooks. >> reporter: at this target in rockville, grandma judy is buying supplies for five grandkids so she has to be smart about it. >> everything is more expensive and i have noticed a big difference between store to store. >> reporter: there are signs that consumers are spending less this year than last. the national retail federation says 2014 was a record year for back to school spending. now, it's estimated consumers will spend about $630 on back to school shopping compared to $670 last year. >> back to school is all about inventory. parents are asking their children to look under the bed and dig through the drawers to see what they have. >> reporter: these young ladies have their eyes set on new backpacks. that's all right with mom. rose justin said she bought more than the family needed last year so they don't doesn't have to buy as much this year. so you were in search of half of it, not the whole thing? >> yes. >> reporter: and more people are using their gadgets to get supplies. >> more than 30% of the families

lexi: people would say things

stephen: it is a model made by lexis, the hover board. basically, it uses superconductors and magnets to float itself off the ground, and it took 18 months to develop this model. unfortunately for "back to the future" fans, it will only work in a session that needs to find parts. it is also not for sale. apparently, it is actually quite difficult. stuart: i am not surprised. i am on one now. stephen: are you? stuart: i am. stephen carroll with business on "france 24." it is time for today's "press review." it.e lupton is here with we will begin in southeast asia with this press review. jim thome it is on the front pages of the music in that country. if we look at the myanmar times, onries on the front page -- that front page, it says ministry seeks foreign aid. right in the center, underneath, it says "mission by the ministry of foreign affairs, that the country's emergency response to the floods has been weak." inside the paper, "the times" spotlights the political consequences of the flooding. the electrical -- the election commission w

lexy is heading to high school. at this target in rockville, grandma judy is buying supplies for five grandkids, so has to be smart about it. >> everything is more expensive. i have noticed there's a big difference in going store-to-store. >> reporter: there are signs consumers are spending less this year than last. the national retail federation says 2014 was a record year for back-to-school spending. now, it's estimated they will spend $630 compared to $670 last year. back-to-school this year is all about inventory, meaning parents are asking their children to take a look under their bed, dig through the drawers to find what they may have. >> reporter: these young ladies have their eyes set on new backpac backpacks. that's all right with mom. rose said she bought more than her family needed last year, so she doesn't have to buy nearly as much now. this year, of the full list, maybe you were in search for half of it instead of the whole thing? >> yes, half of it. >> reporter: another difference this year, more peop

dylann and lexy were walking along a tree line street on thursday holding hands when they were struck by lightning. doctors suspect the bolt first hit dylan's head, traveled through his hands to her and exited through lexy's foot. >> these two were lucky they were holding hands. it helped to diffuse that electrical current that grounded their bodies -- that ran through their bodies. >> it felt like i was getting hit over the head with metal. >> next thing you know we are on the ground and gave each other the most terrified look you could possibly imagine. it was definitely weird. >> i would say. it appears the couple suffered no lasting effects from the strike. the teens now joke it was like an electric arrow by cupid. >> that's what love feels like. you hit them like a lightning bolt. i like how they got them walking hand in hand. >> check back with them in 10 years. >> yeah, right, see what happens. >>> big night for the g.o.p. so where was hillary clinton? was she even watching the debate? >>> and kelly ripa nursing a leg injury but she is not the only one injured. how her husband

the bolt first hit dillon's head and traveled through his hands to hers, and exit dollars through lexy'snce of getting hit by lightning very uncommon, perhaps one in a million. >> the teenagers now joke they have an electric love. her mom is just happy the teens were holding hands around the same time as she also heard the lightning strike. >> and i immediately texted lexy, because i knew she and dillon had gone on a walk, and i it is something like two are back home, aren't you? >> she responded later this he got hit. being shot by cupid will probably have longer lasting effect on the couple who the doctor says are doing just fine lucky in love and luck any life. >> and that was crystal cruz reporting the teens say they are doing just fine. very fortunate indeed. well, 17 minutes, that's how long a texas reporter made it inside a car parked in the direct sunlight. jd miles from our sister station in dallas, says the experiment shows exactly what can happen if you leave a child or pet in the car. paramedics were on stand by, and a machine was hook up to record miles' vital signs to make

and that is what lexi and the school have done. heard, the school has graduated 100% of its seniors for the past five years. [applause] lexi, you have earned our admiration and gratitude along with our best wishes for a happy birthday tomorrow. [applause] stories like this and others, we see a determination to build better than before. and it is a spirit much stronger than any storm. it is a spirit that has lifted communities laid low by tornadoes or terrorist attacks. it is a spirit that i saw in new orleans 10 years ago. it is very evident today. we see the spirit in the population that has picked back up as family settled down. ouristsit in the t who are drawn here by the hotel rooms and restaurants. we see it in laura. we met her in 2006 when she was a senior. she is happy to be back at the school she loved. she was happy to be back at the school she loved at the time. and you know what she told me? she said i want to be a teacher. and here she is as a member of this faculty teaching english. i probably needed her when i was in

ramos thinks it hit dylan's head and exited through lexi's foot. this will probably have long lasting effects on the couple who are doing just fine. lucky in life, lucky in love. >> they are now walking to buy a lottery ticket. [ laughter ] >> after that event, that would be a wise next move. >>> things so much calmer around here. it is calm, it is clear, it is beautiful. your lows around 60 degrees. there is nothing on the radar, nor will there be the next seven days. when you get up tomorrow morning, 60. so much going on, the san jose jazz summer fest began today. lasted through sunday, downtown, gorgeous, sunny, warm, but not hot. 82 degrees for a high. in the stern grove festival. another festival going on. 2:00 sunday, 65 degrees. so where is that low that gave us all the thunder and the lightning and some rainfall yesterday? must have been a date somewhere in utah. it is moving about 30 or 40 miles an hour away from us allowing something new to move in which is a different area of low pressure up in the pacific northwest off its coastline. th

the young couple known only as dillon and lexi were struck yesterday while walking down a tree-linedmont. their doctor believes they avoided serious injuries because they were holding hands at the time. it helped to defuse the current that ran right through their bodies. >>> i was in chicago and one of our chicagos was raising a mast on our news van and we had a thunderstorm in the area and it hit the mast went through the truck and he was leaning up against it and it went through him and we kept his shoe which kept a hole in it at our assignment desk to remind us. he survived but he wasn't the same. be very safe when conditions warrant it. good morning, everybody. out the door, we still have the possibility of a stray lingering thunderstorm. but we are clearing out very rapidly this morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. livermore is now 66 degrees. that is not good sleeping weather. our hi-def doppler radar this is live. we still have precipitation in throughout the central valley. we still have that red flag warning in effect throughout the morning hours for the entire san fran

no doubt lexi is a strong leader. [applause] i love what she says. if you fail, we failed. the student is our product. we don't believe in putting out anything but the best. in order to succeed, in order to lead properly, you got to set high goals. high expectations. that is what the school has done. as you heard, the school has graduated 100% of its seniors for the past five years. [applause] you have earned our admiration and gratitude along with our best wishes for a happy birthday tomorrow. [applause] stories like this and others, we see a determination to build better than before. it is a spirit much stronger than any storm. it is a spirit that has lifted communities laid low by terrorist attacks. it is a spirit that i saw in new orleans 10 years ago. it is evident today. we see the spirit in the population that has picked back up as family settled down. we see it in the terrorist -- tourists who are tron here by the hotel rooms and restaurants. we see it in laura. we met her in 2006 when she was a senior. she is happy to be back at the school she loved. she was happy

lexi is heading to high school. >> i got notebooks, blue and yellow ones. >> reporter: grandma judy is buying supplies for five kids. >> i think everything is more expensive. i noticed there's a big difference going from store-to-store. >> reporter: there are signs consumers are spending less this year. 2014 was a record year for back-to-school spending, now it's estimated they will spend $630 on back-to-school shopping, compared to $670 last year. >> back-to-school this year is about inventory. parents are asking their children to look under the bed, through the closets and dig through the drawers to find what they may already have. >> reporter: they have their eye set on new backpacks. that's all right with mom. she bought more than her family needed last year, so she doesn't have to buy as much now. this year, of the full list, you were in search of half of it, instead of the full thing? >> yes, half of it. >> reporter: another difference, more people are using gadgets to get supplies. >> more than 30% of shopping for back-to-school items will use smartphones to buy crayons, supplie

jaguar michalak and lexis are lovedthe top five brands by 18 to 33-year-olds.taking out cheap leases so they can afford them. betting on los angeles to keep its dream for the lot -- for the olympics live. boston withdrew due to a lack of public support. after failed bids in 2012 and 2016, does the u.s. and a chance of winning this time around? we for -- we spoke with the former olympic committee director. guest: they present to the olympic committee three things -- one is stable government, security, and the ability to activate sponsorship. i think when you combine those things, they will be competitive , except for the fact that paris is back and paris lost only by a couple of votes to london and i think they are a formidable opponent. alix: he also said he doubts los angeles will lose money if it host the olympics. tebow, runningm for a touchdown in his first game in two years. he got a standing ovation when he entered midway through the third quarter. he has not paid -- he is not played since the 2013 season when he was cut by the patriots. way to come back.

>>grant: are lexis all highlight from last. giants cardinals' game did you catch this. climbing a wall goes all willie mays style. that is a beautiful catch pleasant and scotty of the home-run. with the pursuit of perfection altman highlight. niner's gearing up for the home comfort preseason opener this sunday. kaelin capita cloud chance to get in game reps at levi stadium. all smiles coming into the fifth season with the team. with the somewhat disappointing 19th touchdown 10. receptions last season but calling on capitol hill to point out. tom is at least a bitter tug on the ball. coach tom with his gleeful quarterback. true"happiness from the guy used in the light from throwing balls. then there played football together. he you see more really good smile. but you know the guy loves what he's doing all as the game" fan >>grant: gathered to cheer on the raiders this a good buy snapshot and heading to lbo the team had all walks through schedule saturday. they canceled that. the raiders will be in minnesota to play the vikings preseason affair saturday he. were native to

. >> yes, so convertible, keep calm meet my new drop top lexi. >> getting her in trouble. second time what she is putting on her account, but the vehicle start at around $43,000. >> hey, kit cat, we can't show it? >> disable, maybe can't get it. >> well, it was on "tmz" yesterday. >> okay, well, you remember, too, she has been fired. >> her stay at the biliary hotel, her flights to vegas, there is another picture, you probably have to do this at home, because attorneys have ruined this program. you might as well be doing radio here. >> kit cat decline, coming with me. >> google christine nanny mistress tom brady superbowl rings. somehow she got on private jet, i think to vegas, during the espies. and she's on the private plane somehow with the tom brady. and he lets her put on all four of his superbowl rings. first every all, he travels with his four rings? >> up cute! just saying. >> sue, can you give us the forecast? >> i was doing you what said, looking up that picture with the superbowl. >> did you see it? >> yes. >> oh, it is something. >> did you see her feet up on t

it started the day really like if you want to see the top is when lexis tsipras a few months ago decidedhold the vote whether he wanted to take europe's money or not. now, of course he stepped down today maybe that's the sign the bottom is near because we're at the other side of that coin, but it's the also a concern too that i think adding on the stock market is there's concern that who's going to replace prime minister alexis tsipras in greece? are we going to have another crice? >> right. we're going to have to see. all right., guys, well, we're following a lot of things right now. coming up next we've got a lot of stories. politics, donald trump. stand by because we've got a huge panel. we're going to be talking about donald trump and his huge, extensive, and fascinating interview with maria. that was this morning, i was in the studio, i've got some stories, stand by. closing bell is going to be right back after a quick commercial break [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million

joy shared this adorable photo of prince dillon and lady lexie.ike it when we give them royal names, don't you? >> yes. >> and lisa posted this photo of pinky, the foxhound mix. keep them coming, folks, thanks to all of you for sharing your great for -- photos. scrappy unfortunately not in the top list there. >>> the burgundy and gold continues to prep for the preseason game against the ravens and we'll have a report from the team's facility in ashburn coming up. >> but first more information on what researchers are calling a game ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state

lexie is heading to high school. >> i got some spiral notebooks, a blue and yellow one. >> reporter: at this target in rockville, grandma, judy, is buying supplies for her five grandkids, got to be smart about t. >> i think every sag little more expensive so i'm looking for the sale items, if i can and i notice a big difference going from store to store. >> reporter: while the ayes, ma'ams maybe full of shopper, there are signs that consumers are spending less this year than last. the national retail federation says 2014 was a record year for back-to-school spending. now, it's estimated consumers will spend about $630 on back-to-school shopping compared to $670 last year. >> back to school this year is all about inventory, meaning parents are asking their children to take a look under the bed, look through their closets and even dig through their drawers to find what they may already have. >> reporter: these young ladies have their eyes set on new backpacks, that's all right with mom. rose justin says she bought more than her family needed last year so she doesn't have to buy nearly

suspected the bolt first hit dillon's head and traveled through his hands to hers and exited through lexi's foot. being shot by cupid will probably have longer lasting effects on the couple, who the doctor says are doing just fine, lucky in love and lucky in life. in clermont, crystal kruise. >> they'll probably stay together now for a good while. >> i hope so. seems like they should have a happy ending. i'm still thinking like that, right? >>> it is extra protection if something goes wrong on your vacation, but tonight our consumer watch found out that it may not always pay off when you need it to. >>> and here's a live shot of downtown san francisco this morning. looking foggy. we'll have your seven-day . a lot of insurance companies and even some credit cards offer something called trip interruption protection. >> always an idea of it's it worth it or not. the idea is that you'll be covered if something goes wrong with your vacation. but as consumer watch reporter julie watts explains, it doesn't always pay off. >>reporter: every chance he gets, robert buyers hits the road on his harley.

we have teased this and talked about it on the trend in the past but now lexis, the car company, released video of a skate park outside of barcelona, spain where they have turned movie fantasy into reality. the park, you see, is magnetized and when you use one of these special hover boards maybe for the park, basically you turn into marty mcfly from "back to the future." how cool is this? you ready for a road trip? >> the smoke is an extra. >> they wrote in the video that there's no such thing as impossible, it's just a matter of figuring out how. >> just got to magnetize the plan. >> yeah,. >> we've got one park out of the way. as always check out the trend on 7online, send us your trend ideas using the #abc7. >> did i see a drone cam too? >> it's everywhere but i don't think it made it there yet. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up a young boy's frightening encounter. he comes face to face with intruders and it was all captured on a 911 call. you're going to hear tha attention america. get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because

dylann and lexi were walk ago long a tree line street in claire mount and it felt lick they were hitver the head with metal. doctors think they were hit from lightening from a passing thunderstorm. >> next thing we're on the ground and we gave each other the most terrifying look you could possibly imagine, you know, something weird. i thought there was an earthquake. >> the teens, said he saw lightening bolt. doctors say holding hand probably saved them by helping diffuse the electrical current. the two will be fine, calling this another chapter to add to their love story. >> yes. >> they are connect. >> yes. >>> and young. >>> not sure we're buying that. >> don't be so cynical. >> okay, fine. we will go with it. >> sky six, and show you the view we are looking into philadelphia international airport, nice and quiet, out there this afternoon. the it is very comfortable as well. just the slight breeze. we are getting a combination of sun, clouds which adds to the comfort because sun cannot beat down on you like we see during month of august. quake are town 79. slatington 77. tappersvi

. >> the young couple known only as dillon and lexie were struck yesterday walking down a street in claremont injuries because they were holding hands! it helped to defuse the electrical current that ran through their bodies. >> love going along way there. >>> a man suing the city of rohnert park and the police department after an officer pulled a gun on him. don mccomas' attorney calls this a civil rights violation. last month mccomas posted a video of a rohnert park police officer drawing his gun and telling him to take his hand out of his pocket. mccomas refused and said he didn't do anything wrong. the lawyer says mccomas was unarmed. >> this is the situation of somebody who was able to photograph and live, a clear case of police abuse. are we now in such a state that we have to protect ourselves against those who are supposed to protect us? >> mccomas was not at the press conference. his attorney says he has medical issues stemming from the incidents. it is unclear how much he plans to sue for. the city is investigating. >>> time now 6:52. the plague hits california for the first time in

. >> lexi. >> i'm jake. >> meet the jones double dwoerks quads from chester town, maryland.y've been together forever and when it came to picking a college, the soccer players kicked around the idea of a handful of schools. but a high school teacher a randolph macon alum sold them on the ashland college. >> we kind of felt like we had to come down and see it for ourselves. >> in the end we all fell in love with randolph macon. it was our number one choice. >> reporter: 0 so they packed up and headed off together. >> we were thrilled. >> the college says they believe the joness are the only set of quads in the country entering the same college as freshmen this fall. >> that was great news when they said they were going to be here. >> reporter: and the siblings saying they already feel at home. >> definitely we've been referred to as the quads a lot on campus. >> reporter: and that the campus reminds them of the one their parents once called home. >> they went to washington college in our hometown. they said college is the best four years of your life and they would do it all

the doctor thinks the bolt first hit dylan's head and traveled through his hands - to lexie's hands.thenugh her foot. they're doing just fine -- and say their parents are even happier about this budding romance. this is video of wreackage from four years ago. it has arrived in seattle, where environmentalists will now sort through the debris for recycling. much of the tsunami debris washed up along the coastlines of alaska and canada.pushed by winds and currents from japan. whatever is not recycled will be take to landfills. >> pam:it is a multi-natiobnal cleanup project.and much of it is being japan. caltrans says the bridge closure begins 9:00 p.m. sunday night the path reopens at 6 in the morning tuesday. although the touchdown and the belvedere's eastern spent will be restricted closure is due to construction near the pathways entrance in oakland and sports ureas would respond your question syncom against the cubs in chicago carrier has pilots and all the sports coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> gary: alden smith released from the forty-niners last e

she will not be lexi, but -- elizabeth is going to be with us for a long time. it is on twitter.e the top three photos for the day. planetary nebula is called the southern owl nebula. it was captured by the european space observatory in chile. almost fourmeter of light years. tom: what does that mean? brendan: you know what it means, tom. four years for light to reach from one end to the other. vonnie: exactly. it is the setting you would have to put on the explorer or whatever it is. light yearss four for the air conditioner switch at home to turn the air conditioning off. vonnie: one billion gallons of orange colored wastewater was released in colorado. it contains settlement and metals, and health officials told users to avoid the water until it passes. i cannot imagine there are no prospectors down there. brendan: do you really need to be told to avoid that water? tom: exactly. they are not recreational types. those are scientists trying to figure it out? vonnie: yes, but i bet they have some metal detectors. tom: why do i think matt miller is the one on the left? caviar the