long island. ♪ >> brian from boston, mass. ♪ >> jennifer from long island. ♪ >> brian from boston, massan from boston, mass. ♪ >> jennifer from long island. ♪ >> brian from boston, mass. ♪ >> tennessee. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. please turn around and face the sharp 108. get your cell phones ready. get the camera apps all going and moving. couple iphones and then you brought something special for us. from -- [ laughter ] -- from 2003. oh, okay. but now, don't fire until i tell you to, okay? i will give you the signal. let's start the loop! ♪ ready. aim. shoot! ♪ stop the loop! stop the loop. let's see what we got here. here we go. player number one? oh, this is nice. you won a chewed pen cap. [ laughter ] >> higgins: oh. you won a chewed pen cap. who chewed it? we can't say. but what we can say is you know her very well. she's one of the most famous people on the planet. want proof? she's more famous than everyone in this room, combined. >> jimmy: wow. ♪ jimmy >> jimmy: wow. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] mystery chewer. we can't tell you who it was but someone famous

>> long island in the house. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you sense that long island was in thesome long islanders in the house. >> jimmy: i got you. how are you right now during this difficult time? >> oh, god. it has been a roller coaster of a week. hasn't it? we're talking about oprah still. by the way. >> jimmy: of course. we'll be talking about her for awhile. >> until the end of time. until the end of time. >> jimmy: you were on the oprah show. >> i was. the whole cast was. it wasn't a one-on-one that i was hoping it to be, but we were actually supposed to go to her studio in chicago and it got very complicated with our season finale last year in hawaii. we had to be in hawaii instead so we couldn't make it. yeah. we did a via satellite thing. we were in our studio and she was in her studio but we talked to each other through a television set. which wasn't nearly what i needed it to be. but it was enough because there's that moment, everyone dreams of it. you all have to admit this. you dream of oprah saying your name. [ laughter ] she said each one of our names. it starte

this is in a soccer gathering in long island, new york. more than about 10 people, mostly children, hurt this weekend in this accident on long island. a parent captured this video on camera on saturday. this is one of three inflatable rides at this soccer outing that became airborne when a gust of wind swept it across the field. when they landed they rolled and onlookers rushed in to help the children inside. >> i just happened to turn around and i saw the slide blowing in the wind. and i just -- i couldn't believe this. it was like out of a movie. >> among the 13 injured were these two little girls. one waiting in line for her turn when a loose rope hooked her neck. witnesses say parent did whatever they could to stop the rides from taking off again. one person even slashed a bounce house with a knife to knock out the air. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> absolutely beautiful day to go to the park or on a picnic. not as hot as what we're going to see later this week. let's check with wyett everhart for a look at the first forecast. >> we ha

long island 12 said a person used a knife to deflate one house. no criminal charges are expected. >>> i'm don lemon at cnn world head quarters in atlanta. i'll see you back here at 10 p.m. eastern. >>> "restoring the american dream," a "fareed zakaria gps" special starts right now. >>> this is a gps special, "restoring the american dream: how to innovate." welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. >>> on october 4, 1957 the soviet union shocked the world by launching a tiny satellite, about the size of a beach ball, called sputnik. it weighed about 200 pounds and under two hours. america was shocked to find itself behind in the space race and began to put energy, effort and billions of dollars into science, innovation. less than 12 years after sputnik, americans landed on the moon. >> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> thank you. >> now, a decade into the 21st century, listen to president obama in his last state of the union speech. >> this is our generation's sputnik moment. we

that connects long island to another small island. they think a serial killer may be responsible for at least the deaths of -- for the deaths of at least four prostitutes and may have left other victims along that -- along that remote parkway. >>> the european e. coli outbreak is still spreading. the latest case in this very dangerous strain. >>> the warriors' surprise pick for the new coach who has never coached in the nba before. >>> good morning. no adjustment of your screen is necessary. the sun is here. it decided to come back. we'll have some low clouds, fog, temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s, close to the coast. but 70s low to mid, inland. >> that's beautiful, steve. >>> time now, 7:1. anthony weiner says he will not resign after finally confessing to sending lewd pictures of himself to women online. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how fellow democrats are reacting. alison? >> reporter: that's right, dave. house democratic leader nancy pelosi issued a statement saying she was deeply di

. >>> y bien una masacre en una farmacia estremeció a la comunidad en long island el sospechoso disparóy una delincuente es una víctima, vamos a pasar con el informe con la última información. >>> qué tal muy buenas tardes. >>> gracias y sí se trata de uno de los crim unes más violentos y despido además en ra comunidad según la policía un hombre entró a la farmacia a mis espadas donde asesinó a todos los empleados y clientes antes de huir una dotación de médi medicament medicamentos. >>> un día después de la masacre los detectives investigan la escena dónde cuatro personas fueron ejecutadas por un tiro en la cabeza. según autoridades el sospechoso se dio a la fuga pero su imagen puede capitán á por la cámara de seguridad lo acusan de llevarse una mochila llena de drogas que requieren receta médica. >>> consideramos que el sospechoso es un drogadicto armado y peligroso y dice la policía que aptoaron la vigilancia de farmacias del área al igual que dieron advertencia que estén en alerta con personas que busquen remedios, los familiares de esta joven están sin consuelo. >>> perdió su ángel

it happened saturday at a soccer tournament in long island. the children were playing on them when a gust of wind blew the ride into the air. parents tried to stop it. one of them even tried to slash the ride with a knife to deflate it. seven is on your side right now with a new trend for moms. many are trading cash for breast milk of line. the website that connects mothers who produce extra milk with other mothers who do not. some of the donor mothers make hundreds of dollars per month. investors say that the industry comes with serious risks. >> you do not know the medical background of the donor. you can not test them for drugs. >> doctors say that breast milk can even transmit herpes and hiv since it is not a drug, it is not subject to review by the fda. they instead recommend buying through approved milk banks. for those that want a closer look at the unforgettable wedding gown of kate, here is the chance. it will be on display from july through october. the special boat -- special exhibit will also display her veil tiara in even issues t

meanwhile, new connections to the possible serial killer in long island.least 10 bodies have been found since december within a 2 mile radius of one another. >> police say a 7-year-old girl was beaten up for her bike. it happen in an apartment parking lot in anchorage. several witnesses saw the man pudge the girl and had repeated the after she refused to give him the bike. -- punch the girl in the head after he repeateshe refused to m the bike. the girl is in a hospital in stable condition. the man has been arrested a woma. a woman crashed her suv into a wall with her 11 children inside. she admitted to drinking. officers said there was not enough room in that vehicle for all of the children. five were sent to the hospital. >> that is nuts. still ahead cannot no surprise, customer service is falling by the wayside. >> and more accusations denied that the for-profit college industry has been abusing -- more accusations to night that the for-profit college industry has been abusing the student loan program. >> and one name, buchy, he is back in the spotlight

in today's medical alert, a long island mother is determined to change girls got streets for the good. we have more on the grass-roots efforts to go gluten-free era scouts have to say. >> stacey and her daughter are making cookies, but these are not your average treats and she is not your average little girl. >> we use a combination of rice flour and potato flour. >> her daughter meet cannot be anything with blue tint. it is not a big issue for her mom who is figure out how to duplicate many foods. >there is only one problem. she is a girl scout, and the cookies she has to sell are made with we or gluten, meaning she is never tried the product. >> why can you not have that? >> because it has clinton -- clinton and it has week. >> what happens when you eat wheat? >> my tummy hearts. >> the human aspect, that there are girls costs that cannot eat the cookies -- they should be thinking about their own members. >>. scouts of america says why they try to make of the cookies, they just do not have the ability to turn nonspecific cookies for specific dietary needs. nearly 3000 signatures in,

are raising the reward for information leading to the rest of whoever left human remains along a long islandch. the reward was 5,000 dollars, it is now up to $20,000. 10 sets of row mains have been found since december. authorities think it is the work of a serial killer. >>> it was cooler today. tomorrow we will start the day with fog along the coast line mainly. that clears out by the afternoon. 4:00 we will see sunny skies temperatures still a little cooler. let's look at fog tracker tomorrow morning. the fog spills into the east bay, slightly. 7:00, fog sitting over oakland. also over the peninsula, pushing back to the coast line bine 9:00. that's where -- coast line by 9:00. that's where it stays. 81 in santa rosa. fairfield 82. oakland 66. 63 san francisco. igate along the coast. upper 70s in the south bay. with a few 80s inland. 70s in livermore. extended forecast, things will continue to cool into the first half of the weekend. more extensive fog on saturday and cooler temperatures as well. sunday, morning fog. temperatures start to warm and it will continue their upward trend into m

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three inflated bounce houses, or moon walks, picked up by the wind at a long island soccer tournamentand tossed into the air with kids playing inside. >> where's my daughter? >> i couldn't believe it, it's like something out of a movie, kids being knocked over and kids lying everywhere. >> reporter: lara waiting to go in when she got tangled in a rope that was supposed to anchor houses. she had rope burns on her neck. >> a rope got caught on my neck and drag immediate over. >> reporter: one bounce house kartz wheeled along the ground. >> everyone ran over and jumped on top of them, probably 100 people, each one holing it down. >> i tried to grab on to it and it knocked me down. >> reporter: police say 13 people were taken to hospitals, with minor injuries. it's not the first time something like this has happened. in the tucson, arizona area, three separate incidents since february alone. the most recent, caught on cell phone video. parents and teachers evacuated the bounce house before wind whipped it around a light pole. six kids were slightly injured by debris. in february at a birt

. >>> a long island street sweeper is recovering from injuries. emergency responders hipped free the man -- helped free the man early their morning. he was in the bottom of a parking lot in the bottom of a strip mall. he fell in late last night after he picked up a piece of plywood in the parking lot. apparently he didn't realize it was covered. he was taken to the hospital. he was broken wrists and ribs as well as cuts and bruises to his face. >>> police are trying to figure out why someone opened up fire and killed a man. jade hernandez has more including reaction from a neighborhood who walked outside to find police scouring for evidence. >> i took my granddaughter to work. i had to take her to work and i am wondering -- i asked the officer, what's happening? what's going on? i figured that's what was happening. >> reporter: neighbors are not used to seeing crime scene investigators in this neighborhood today was different. a caller alerted dispatch around 3:00 this morning along the 1200 block of oxton drive. san jose police discovered the bod

one of those popular bounce houses turned into a house of horrors for a group of families on long island, new york. the powerful gust of wind sent the house in this air with children inside. more now from abbie boudreau. >> it was a horrifying scene. this house blowing with kids inside. 13 people were cake on the the hospital. it's happened before. just last month, this fly away inflatable play house in arizona injured several children. and recently, a 9 year-old was trapped in a bounce house when it slammed into a neighbor's roof. we showed video to gary terosian of magic jump ren calls in los angeles. he says accidents like this are preventable. >> it's an amusement ride. there are risks involved. >> reporter: these bounce houses should not be used in winds over 20 miles per hour. >> it's all about being careful. being safe. doing it the right way. >> reporter: experts say the pictures of that bounce house flying away is a reminder to parents to be careful to tie those houses down and to be mindful of the weather forecast. >> very important. >> a little common sense goes along way. >>

three inflated bounce houses or moon walks picked up by the wind at a long island soccer tournament andinto the air with kids playing inside. >> stay here. >> where's my daughter? >> i couldn't believe, it was like something out of a movie. kids were being knocked over and they were just kids lying everywhere. >> reporter: lara was waiting in line to go in when she got tangled in a rope that was supposed to anchor the houses. she had rope burns on her neck. >> the rope got caught on my neck and it dragged me over. >> reporter: one bounce house cartwheeled along the ground. >> everyone ran over and jumped up on top of it, probably 100 people on each one holding it down. >> i tried to grab on to it and it just knocked me down. >> reporter: police said 13 people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries. it is not the first time something like this has happened. the tucson, arizona, area, three separate incidents since february alone. the most recent caught on cell phone video, parents and teachers evacuated the bounce house before wind whipped it around a lightpole. six kids were slight

." >>> searches resume for body near a long island beach. investigators scoured the area yesterday.sets of human remains have been found since december, possibly victims of more than one serial killer. >>> a college golfer from texas is taking tiger woods' place at next week's u.s. open. woods pulled out of the tournament yesterday because of continuing issues with his left knee and also left achilles tendon. it will be the first u.s. open that woods has missed since 1994. >>> for you nba fans you have something to watch on sunday night. it's called game six of the finals. it was made possible last night. >> cole wright here with your espn news update. let's head to dallas. game four, the nba finals. lebron james and his heat trying to take a 3-1 lead on the mavs. nowitzki battling a fever of over 100 degrees throughout the day. two minutes to go in the third. lebron, to dwyane wade. those guys love the blue label. miami up a three-spot after that. you have to take another look. fourth quarter now, heat up three. tyson chandler, throwing his hat in the ring. drives to the hoop. he's

. >>> a senseless murder at a family-run pharmacy on new york's long island, has left four people deada lone gunman entered the shop, killed two workers and two customers. in what was a robbery gone wrong. among them, was a part-time worker who was to go to the prom and graduate from high school this week. >>> a new warning for parents and caregivers, a child dies every five days in portable pools during a warm-weather months, even in water less than 18 inches deep. the study published, in the journal of pediatrics, find that those kiddie pools are as risky as in-ground pools. >>> one of the most uplifting stories this morning comes from utah, where a homeless man got some life-changing news over the weekend, that he's inherited a significant amount of money from his brother's will. a private eye found him on saturday, pushing a shopping cart, filled with his possessions, he won't say how much he's getting, but he was quote, in shock after getting the news. >>> a remarkable rebound of young golfer rory mcilroy. here's espn news. >>> good morning, this is espn news update. the u.s. open

a frightening picture from new york's long island where high winds sent an inflatable bounce houseflying wildly through the air with children inside of it. 13 people were taken to the hospital. video of the scene showed horrified parents sprinting to stop the run away inflatable. one father tried to catch it and got underneath. and a girl was hurt when one of the bounce house ropes caught her neck. police say none of those hospitalized have life-threatening injuries. >>> as usual, the rumors are flying over pending announcements expected tomorrow at apple's developers' conference. apple says ceo steve jobs will return from medical leave to uh announce a new service called i cloud and some other upgrades. early speculation about i cloud suggests it will have the uh belt to stream i tunes songs to the mac in apple's mobile devices. apple fans are already waiting outside tonight. jobs will deliver the keynote speech at 10:00 a.m. >>> and now is your chance to bid on lunch with billionaire warren buffet and help san francisco's glide foundation in the process. the bidding is now open for the

the search for more bodies on long island.igating the case of this suspected serial killer, and it seems like they're back at it again, rick. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, and this has become a gruesome stretch of highways and roads along the south shore of long island where the remains of ten people have been found since december. the state police from new york back out there again searching the area, and we're told that they're out there again because of some recent pictures that were taken. these are are fbi aerial photos that caused them, for some reason -- we don't yet know why -- to want to go back down there and take another look. police believe a serial killer may be responsible for the deaths of at least four different prostitutes whose bodies were found there, but also some speculation that this stretch of roads may also have been used by other killers who were looking for some place remote to drop off their victims. again, another search on this stretch of highway in long island, new york. if we learn more,

. >>> a long island girl scout has been selling her girl scout cookies along with the rest of her troop but unlike the other girls elle has never tasted her cookies. she is he's what is call siliac disease. she can't have wheat flour. her mom uses rice and potato flour. now stacey has started a campaign to convince the orgazation's leaders to sell an alternative glue ten free cookie but her calls and e-mails she says have gone unanswered. >> the human aspect of it, that there are girl scouts that can't eat the cookies and they should be thinking about their own members, has not been enough for them. >> she has started an online petition for the glue ten free cookies. >> lauren scott is here. >> the story of the giants this season has become a story of injuriesorov r and the recoveri of note and there's a pablo sandoval information to pass on. sports is next. i got gulliver's travels ! i got a photo ! yeah ! all right ! it's america's fastest and largest high-speed wireless network-- verizon. built so you can rule the air. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having e

a parent captured -- long island. this is one of three inflatable ride that became airborne when a gust of wind went across the field. we had a story like this in arizona. when they land they rolled and rush the kid inside to help. >>i just happened to turn around and saw the slide blowing in the wind. and i just couldn't believe this. it was like out of a movie. >> witnesses say parents did everything they could to stop the ride from take off again. one person even slashed the house with a knife to knock it out of the air. >>> this is graduation season. and it's a time of hope and inspiration but friends and family of one miff began teen got a surprise at her graduation. she is in a wheelchair and for a few brief moments she walked across the stage to receive her diploma. just like everybody else. we have the incredible story. >> reporter: angelina vasser is used to be a little different than everyone else. the 18-year-old grew up in a wheelchair after being born with spina bifida. >> [audio not understandable] >> do

. >>> a chaotic scene on new york's long island this weekend as high winds tossed around three of those bounce houses that kids like to play at. children were in the inflatable houses when the wind gusts hit, and more than a dozen people were sent to the hospital. one girl said she was almost strangled when a rope caught her neck. >>> for some kids, this is going to be a tough summer as cities and states struggle with painful budget cuts that may close parks and pools. and come fall will keep a brand-new school in california from opening. the story tonight from nbc's tom llamas. >> reporter: at the foot of the lake hills in southern california sits a new school and a new problem. there's enough money to build hillcrest high, but not enough to staff it or run it. >> just on the other side of this building is a six-classroom building that is designed for flex technology labs. >> reporter: four years ago, voters approved construction. then came the recession which crippled education funding. now this $100 million state of the art school in a district with overcrowded classrooms could stay

and as you majors were among the main game as of the days as oil rebounded from the four months long. island medium prices have fallen around ten percent since may the metal is currently trading at around twenty five hundred dollars per ton that is laugh some of y'all from outlines the main thought is that have been affecting the price. on the one hand we see them strong physical to mom and the china and other bricks contras continue developing but the government in china trying to slow down this process at the same time the risk government trying to put in a slow down the process of confidence is doing and you see the situation in europe unfortunately is not going well all of that different to me to not give us that a lot of up to me as what it should rise quickly in the long term different the old come out surprises and put them in a particular different issue price and should be stable but the medium term i could predict at that level should be stable as it is now. that's a business update for this hour but remember you can always find most tori's just logon to our website that's dot com

this time it was on a soccer field in long island. three of the houses got pushed across the field.ent airborne with children inside. 13 people were hurt by the injuries were minor. >>> investigators now know what caused the e. coli outbreak in germany that sickened hundreds of people including for americans. charlie d'agata saying investigators are now trying to figure out where it started. >> reporter: this 12-year-old boy had to fight for his life after falling critically ill with the deadly e. coli bug. his kidneys failed. >> i feel better now he says but when i sit up i get dizzy. >> reporter: the world health organization says german investigators are now certain contaminated cucumbers, tomatoes, and/or lettuce are to be blamed for spreading bacteria. 95% of those infected ate one of those raw vegetables. spending time in germany in may including four americans who recently returned home. a festival in hamburgh. 17 people fell ill after eating in a restaurant. nearly 200 new cases reported in the last two days. and german health minister warns the cause of the infection may st

we have a huge issue on long island. it is one of the most important issues that long island faces. people whose homes have never been flooded, who are as much as 5 miles inland, are being told that they need flood insurance, and it cost them up to $3,000. these are middle-class people. this is not a form community or a community by a river. these are suburban blocks, and they are befuddle. it is what makes people hate washington, because they say, i am being a mandated to pay $3,000 when i have never had a flood and i am not here in the creek or stream or water? we look into this, and is tens of thousands of people, not a few idle homes. what we found was, fema use information gathered by the army corps in suffolk county, where there has not been as much of a problem, to draft nassau county's new flood maps, and they raise the level as to how high the house had to be above sea level. when you do that in a relatively flat places like long island, i cannot imagine a storm that would let things 5 miles inland from long island sound or the atlantic ocean. they used that to save money.

. >>> well, three inflatable bounce houses on a long island, new york soccer field were blown in there like dorothy's house in oz. the bounce houses were sent several feet airborne with the children inside. the incident happened during a soccer tournament at a school. 13 people were injured including some of the children. fortunately the injuries were minor. son to solo in a hot >>> a 9-year-old boy is celebrating a history making flight. bobby bradley became the youngest person to solo in a hot air balloon. he enjoyed a half hour ride before making a perfect landing on a dirt road in new mexico. a small crowd of friends and family gathered to watch the historic flight. because of his age bobby had to fly a smaller nonstandard sized hot air balloon. his parents are licensed pilots and trained him for the solo flight. >> very cool. >>> extra time needed on the ice in game 2 of the stanley cup finals but not a lot of time, highlights from the canucks and bruins. the a's and red sox needed more time, how about 14 innings to decide a winner. the ump decided to call this guy, jonathan papel

. >>> an afternoon of fun was cut short for some kids on long island. >> oh my god.oh my god. >> reporter: this is just one of three inflatable bounce houses that went airborne at a soccer tournament yesterday when strong winds swept across the field. when the bounce houses landed they rolled injuring those inside including several children. there has been a growing concern about the safety of those houses. back in april a castle flew into a freeway in tucson badly injurying two kids. >>> and investigators narrow the source of one of the worse outbreaks in recent history. >>> and aids at 30, a little later we'll take you back to the beginning of the global epidemic and see how modern medicine is changing the virus. >>> and rains in the afternoon. and we'll tell you when we will be approaching the 80-degree mark. >>> outgoing defense secretary robert gates said the withdraw of u.s. troops in afghanistan could begin as early as next month. gates finished his tour addressing marines in the kandahar province. gates talked about the withdrawal of troops and said he will b

and i would do hip-hop flyers on long island and queens, and all of a sudden, i got involved in being involved with a mobile deejay unit called spectrum with hank shocklee in 1979. and coincidentally, the first hip-hop records came out in july 1979 and october 1979. i was already a sophomore in college. so the bug had hit me. 'cause i thought it was inconceivable that there could be such a thing as a hip-hop record or a rap record, because it was a party thing about three hours long. so when the first hip-hop record came out-- or i should say that when the second one came out in october, sugar hill gang's rapper delight-- rapper's delight, it was 15 minutes long. but the ironic fact was how short the record was as opposed to how lengthy it was, so. how did you determine that you had talent? i never considered myself a talent. i always considered myself somebody who was like pete rose in baseball. i have to run and hustle and dive to first base. there's guys like big daddy kane, hands up and hands down the most talented rapper i've ever seen, somebody who can come off the top of their

. >>> there was a frightening picture from new york's long island this weekend when high winds sent one those inflatable bounce houses soaring, flying wildly through the air with children inside. here's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: it was a horrifying scene. an inflatable bounce house blowing across a new york soccer field with kids inside. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: 13 people were taken to the hospital, and it's happened before. just last month, this flyaway inflatable playhouse in arizona injured several children when it blew away. there have been thousands of injuries. we showed video of the flyaway bounce house to gary tarozian of magic jump rentals in los angeles. >> that is unbelievable. >> reporter: he says accidents like this are easily preventable by making sure the house is properly anchored. >> it is an amusement ride. there are a little bit of risk involved. >> reporter: tarozian says the bounce houses should not be used in winds over 20 miles per hour. >> it's all about being careful and being safe. doing it the right way. >> reporter: experts say the dramatic

tom in two thousand and six i represented a school a corporately owned school in suffolk county long island for developmentally disabled and emotionally challenged joe was a for profit or not quite literally it was for profit and i want to tell you something this school quite literally performed miracles these children matriculated some of them graduated and became civil servants some one on to college i know of one what was the average annual the ocean as a school. you know i want to tell you that i'm very glad you brought that up because at the time in suffolk county the average income the median income for families was seventy seven thousand eight hundred some odd dollars however the average income of the parents who sent their children was fifty five for fifty three years some odd percent in other words a common sense is killed are just just per year hear me out they earned on average thirty one percent less than the people who sent their children to public school they sacrificed for the betterment of their children and if they were if they would have been on the line their children the

. >> reporter: gina is in a treatment center on long island for opiates and crack.r addictions have landed her in jail and nearly killed her. she even used drugs while pregnant. >> it ruins my life pretty much. >> reporter: her parents are heroin addicts who met at rehab. dad ralph is currently clean. >> we have to stop this cycle. it's insanity. >> reporter: two generations-- casualties, long after president nixon declared the war on drugs 40 years ago. >> we must wage what i have called total war against public enemy number one. >> reporter: we set out to find just how much has been spent on that war-- and the results. >> this is your brain on drugs. >> reporter: back in 1971, the federal drug control budget was $155 million. today it's more than $15 billion a year or, after inflation, 17 times higher than 1971. there have been peaks and valleys in drug use over the years, but in recent decades as the drug-fighting budget has ballooned, drug use hasn't gone down-- it's gone up. many groups call for decriminalizing drugs and putting more emphasis on treatment. one

she's laying out in the sun, she's a long island woman. and she goes into the shower and notices two burn marks. >> blisters. >> third-degree burns. >> she decided it was her bathing suit. she wants to sue apparently the bathing suit company. >> because she can't sue mother nature for the sun. >> no, she can't. here's the thing, if i wear a chain and i'm in the sun, i know it's hot. i immediately take it off. i don't know how she wouldn't realize she was getting burned under there. you would think she would notice. >> depending on, depending on your cup size, you don't see down there, if you know what i mean, it's all tucked away, right? so we don't know. but we wish her all the best. here's another one i wasn't in it, although i think you deserve to be the best beach bodies according to "people" magazine. >> let's keep in mind their age, best abs, 23-year-old zac efron, cassidy completely agrees with that. and 26-year-old audrin audrina patridge. >> best arms are 26-year-old kellen lutz, from the "twilight" movies and 42-year-old jennifer

scary scene in long island.unce houses, apparently there were three that were there that took off but we have video of this one and there were people inside at a soccer tournament they this h these set up for the sids, some on the side lines you see people running, but 13 people were hurt somewhere inside this one, others were injured as they came down and landed and knocked people over. pef seen several stories of the last months of these things taking off with kids in them. >> when you put them in you need to make sure they're well anchored. if the wind kicks up, they don't weigh a great deal, you the wind can take it up a big deal. the biggest problem is when they hit the ground, the broken arms and sprains and whatnot. you don't expect your kid to be hurt. >> the reports are they had handbags holding these down. some come with stakes and ropes supposed to keep them down but 13 people injured there. reynolds, appreciate you. >>> to our viewers, you remember the patdown club at the airport, you've been through

he has a long island accent. that's how it sounded a little pornish instead of pawnish.e business? >> i've been doing this my whole life and buying and selling stuff since i was 13 years old and my parents grew up in san diego, parents went broke in the last real estate bust and we moved to vegas. dad opened a little secondhand store, eventually we got a pawn license and worked for years and next thing you know, i had a television show. >> no kidding and you're very, very popular. and you know, traditionally when people think of pawn shops, you think of that's kind of the last resort. i am so out of cash, i'm going to have to hock grandma's ring. >> my pawnshop is a lot different than other ones. pawn licenses in las vegas are like down south with liquor licenses. they're very expensive. they're millions of dollars in vegas for a license. and large corporations ended up buying the other pawnshops so i figured instead of competing directly against them, i'll make my shop different and that's why i have the pawnshop with stuff on the wall. >> you have really valuable stuff

on long island, this morning, volunteers tend to a military wife's lawn. nationwide army of neighbors, making sure she has one less chore to think about. >> he was just as excited as i was. just feeling that his family was being helped while he was away and he couldn't help. >> reporter: and all over the country, we found people trying to help. summer camps, all volunteer, and all free around the country, for the children the troops left back home. the mattress company donating new beds so that mom and the kids can get a better night's rest. and the families we spoke to said you have no idea what a difference a small thing can make. offering to help a military mom by taking her kids to soccer practice. picking up some extra groceries for a family. or how about a reverse care package? a box of food and household items, just to remind them, we're thinking of them, too. after all, just 1% of american families are being asked to shoulder the sacrifices of two huge wars. thank you all so much. anything else you want to say? >> say hello to my family and my fian

>> long island. >> how did you get up to indiana university? >> i was a french horn player in high school. i quit my first college experience after a semester. i did not play the french horn. by the time i got back and confronted school, indiana was a mecca of horn playing. they had not quit. they thought it was no place. it was rather exalted. >> today let's talk about some of the books. the grant's interest rate observer -- how did your life go down that? what is grant's interest rate observer? >> say it again for the people on the west coast. i went to barons after the "baltimore sun." there was one of those intramural spats you see. at baron's, one could see your own copy appearing without an editor meddling. i thought what i would do is start my own sheet. according to the surveys, i had tens of thousands of letters. if only a few dozen of them signed up i would have insurmountable tax problems. i had a consummate experience. one was having children. when people returned your calls when you were an employee, it was not because of you. you

was in a pond and long island. this could pose a serious threats. someone may have kept the reptile as a pet. will be moved will license facility in massachusetts. >> the postal service has an age verification service. it is intended adjustment over the age of 21 sun for a legal entrance of that delivered through the mail. it is only available for select types of mail. plenty of devices that claim to see the money on gas. experts say don't believe the hype. one she because of an item that claims to save on gas -- you should be cautious of any item that claims to save on gas. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> the u.s. air force is testing out apple ipads. in a preferred place the -- and it replaced the traditional charts and manuals. the airforce is not the only federal agency testing of the device. the justice department has moved to get more of them. it's retreated unconcern of the strength of the u.s. economy. the bloomberg maryland index falling on losses for the united therapeutics. since tend to not do as well on states with highe

a long island -- 8:09. a long island street sweeper is recovering from serious injuries and a night at the bottom of the manhole. emergency workers helped free the man this morning. he was at the bottom of a 35- foot well in the parking lot of a strip mall. he fell in after he pick up a piece of plywood in the parking lot. he apparently didn't realize the wood was covering the hole. he was lifted -- he was lifted out about three hours ago and taken to a hospital. there are no details yet on exact extent of his injuries. >> scary. >> yeah. >> 8:0. well, last night seven republicannal presidential candidates went after president obama instead of each other. >> i want to announce tonight, president obama is a one-term president. >> coming up, we'll bring you a live report from washington about which of the candidates for some was the big winner. >>> it's the political scandal that everyone is talking about. even president obama is weighing it in -- weighing in. >>> have you ever heard about hail as big as golf

was captured on home video. 13 people were sent to hospitals following the accident saturday on long island. most had minor injuries but today we're learning that kathleen hughes suffered head and spine injuries. it's not known if the houses were securely fastened. >> so far league officials have not commented. >>> the u.s. military says five american soldiers were killed in iraq this morning. it is the most american deaths in one day since 2005. terrell brown has the latest for wjz from washington, d.c. >> reporter: five american service members were killed in baghdad this morning. rockets slam into a joint u.s.- iraqi base where americans were working as advisors. it is the single largest loss of life for the military in iraq in the past two years. monday's blast was one of seven across iraq. west of baghdad, the home of a police officer was destroyed by a bomb. at least four people were killed. an in tikrit, a pipe bomb exploded a bus. troops who remain as trainers are under constant attack. all american forces are expected to leave iraq by the end of the year. >> the u.s. death today ro