"doctor mark johnson is a professor at loyola university - who studies "behavioral finance."y shoppers are easily lured iito buying stuff they just don't need -- or can't use it before it expires. 15:12:05 "if they don't need it... was it worth it?"it's a similar trap when it comes to certain warrantees - and buy-back programs.many stores offer them for electronics. but he says they almost never pay off.15:14:19 "warrantees in general for electronics.. they become obsolete so quickly." what about rewards programs - like loyalty incentives.... or credit card points???14:26:01 "the average household has 18 loyalty cards."liz crawford wrote the book - "shopper economy" -- based on years of experience in marketing - and helping businesses build a customer base.knowing that digital deals aren'ttjust a trend.14:33:04 "i really do think this is the new normal." she says too many shoppers sign up - but then never use programs to their full advantage - leaving value - on the table.14:27:52 "when i say on the table, i mean in the form of unused product and unused services, unused gift

"doctor mark johnson is a professor at loyola university - who studies "behavioral finance."hoppers are easily lured into buying stuff &pthey just don't need -- or can't use it before it expires. 15:12:05 "if they don't need it... was it worth it?"it's a similar trap when it comes tt certain warrantees - and buy-back programs.many stores offer them for electronics. but he says they almost never pay off.15:14:19 "warrantees in general for electronics.. they become obsolete so quickly."what about rewards inccntives.... or credit ard points???14:26:01 "the average household has 18 loyalty cards."liz crawford wrote the book - "shopper economy" -- basee on years oo expeeience in marketing - and helping businesses build a customer base.knowing that digital deals aren't just a trend. 14:33:04 "i really do think this is the new normal."she says too many shoppers sign up - but then never use programs to their full advantage - leaving value - on the table. 14:27:52 "when i say on the table, i mean in the form of unused product and unused services, unused gift cards and unredeemed point

mark. >>> chad johnson going from bad to worse. all of his latest offfield drama is in "the pulse." [ music playing ] [ music playing ] for a golf getaway. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he's stuck in a miniature nightmare. oh, thank you. but, with the capital one venture card... you can fly any airline, any flight, any time. double miles you can actually use. what's in your wallet? alec jr? it was a gift. >>> and you are looking at a major uh-oh at the national airport. a collision that left one private plane resting on another. the $60 million gulf stream jet, was being towed when it got loose and drifted into the smaller plane, lifting it from the ground. both planes were empty, thankfully. no one was hurt. >> that's good nenews. >>> let's look at morning road conditions. a wet ride from new england to the carolinas. slick roads along the gulf coast. and in the four corners. >> if you're flying the friendly skies, airport

drug that held high hopes of becoming the first to help fight the slow loss of memory that marks alzheimer's. johnson and johnson and pfizer dropped any further experiments on a drug called bapineuzumab. a late-stage trial failed to help memory loss in certain patients with mild to moderate alzheimers. >> while i think everybody across the board is disappointed, i don't think that people should be discouraged. >> tom: the experiments centered on an i.v. treatment targeting a sticky plaque that builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients. while the medicine appeared to remove the plaque, it wasn't enough to show a benefit in patients who did not have a genetic mutation with a higher risk of developing the disease. it's discouraging news for the companies involved in alzheimer's research, and patients and their families. alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the u.s., with an estimated five million people suffering from it, paying $200 billion a year for care. >> this disease by itself has the potential to bankrupt the healthcare delivery system if nothing is done. >> tom: the research

dallas police sergeant mark johnson came into the briefing room with a chick-fil-a sandwich. on a table and proceeded to give the briefing which included mentioning chick-fil-a. two lesbian officers said his comments and actions left them embarrassed and humiliated. the officers say that sergeant johnson was trying to send them a message. sergeant johnson was quickly reassigned and the police union is fighting mad. listen. he got transferred overnight. without even asking him his side of the story. and that's the big issue for us, no due process. >> i think there is a misunderstanding went two. >> reporter: the sergeant has been reassigned to the overnight shift in this case. we contacted the dallas police department and they say clearly there was some conversation about click filet between sergeant johnson and the other two officers. they are investigating both sides much this. for the time beg's reassigned until internal affairs looks into it and comes to some sort of conclusion and what happened. shannon: we'll follow it. trace, thank you. back to our top story and the fal

mark martin on the pole. two point separate jimmie johnson, mark biffle.n somebody decides to throw a shoe out on the track. what are the odds that the leader runs over that shoe and has handling problems. she is lead. and later she gets spun south by kyle kelly. she ended up 27. on the last lap, jacques villeneuve who had come out of retirement was in the lead when he ran out of fuel. he was passed. not a happy development for the canadian fans on the track which was named for villeneuve's feamplet but that's racing. >>> petaluma 1-0 in williamsport so far. that's it for that saturday night sport wrap. see you again at 5:00. go petaluma kids. >> that's right. people are excited to see football back but talk about injuries for the 49ers and raiders. >> you know, there is such a fine line about how we should regard these preseason games. and what the purpose of them is. you know, there is one sent. that says play two preseason games. you get guys potentially hurt who you count on being your players, raid verse veteran guys that are hurt. you hate to see tha

mark reynolds was the hero. jim johnson picks up 35th and bobby vollen tine was tossed tough, bobby tough. the season ends tonight. we are watching playoff in baltimore. 22,000 out there tonight but i hear sarah white is bringing a big bust buss letter from the south. >> starting to feel like fall baseball a little bit. i think by tomorrow morning. >> playoff baseball. >> come on man, a couple octobers. >> temperatures cooling off from the west and 66 in altoona. it's not that it will be that much cooler tomorrow. we'll be back in the upper 80s but the humidity is going to be gone for a day. looking forward to that, good hair days, and here's your weekend, fall like, low 80s. >> we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and del, all in one place. carmax. start here. >>> somebody's not coming to work tomorrow. >> these are the winning numbers 6, 27, 46, 51, 56 and the power ball tonight is 21. >> i got to check my ticket, somebody from ca

mark l. johnson is almost there. he was a so-calld leader in training this summer.y first time at camp i was seven years old. the normal hospital, the normal was you have the stay in the bed >> reporter: in other words, no, no, no >> here it was everything was yes >> reporter: 18 now, starting his freshman year in college, markel wants to pass on his experience >> i want to be a counselor to help these kids have one of the best weeks of their lives. >> reporter: there are nine one-week sessions a summer. plus weekends in spring and fall. camp is free. mostly kids are referred by their doctors or by hospitals in the northeast. the ratio of staff to campers is nearly one to one. safety is a very big deal. but so is fun. >> we're connected to about 20 different trees. 350 feet of ramp that leads to 600 square foot tree house. to be up 30 feet high in the air and to immerse yourself in childhood. that's what the camp is about. >> reporter: jimmy canton was a counselor the summer the camp opened. now he's ceo >> in 1988 the camp saw 288 children that very first summer. t

mark reynolds. a thing of beauty. if jim johnson closing tonight. there is 3. 34 estate. half-game unleashed the wild- card spot. as for manny mania he is pleased it is only for the fans. >> i am sure he is having a blast. he does about one to do anything to upset the applecart toward the other team. he has been very special to the competition appeared that is something we try to do all year. >> orioles with an off day tomorrow. the ravens take part in their first-ever public practice. the navy and marine corps steady in the perfect venue. a couple of days after the preseason game. it is not training camp but it is a solid alternative. it is a soft spot. >> i guess we are expecting a really good turnout. it should be fun. i above the navel academy. >> i visited there. i was being recruited. we took it to the naval academy. i did go there. i probably should have. miami was a great place, too. no offense to miami. >> the call to update you for injury this afternoon. it went well. first pass for a touchdown. the second more challenging. for the hat trick, he drills him into

the controls and kro chris rainey they fake it to him and johnson rolls out and takes a hit at the sideline. blocked rules under the four-minute mark. >> cris: this has turned into a pretty good ball game. jerrod johnson for the second straight week now with the chance to open up. here's johnson, he came out here on this bootleg and initially i was thinking, he's got the edge. but colts closed quickly. >> dan: right up the middle, close to a first down. he is tough. he's taken some hits tonight and gotten back up. >> cris: but the news on that one was that jerrod johnson saw a little hole in the defense, checks to and picks up nine on second down. >> dan: he wants to sneak it across for the first down, close to the 15 yard line. it appeared like he got it. >> cris: that's impressive. when you see a young quarterback making that happen and have that thing pop in there for nine yards. >> hines: any time you get up to the line and you have a two-way play and you check into the positive play and get yourself out of the negative play, that's always good. >> dan: they wanted a good look at jerrod johnson in the closing moments of the gam

magic johnson. >>mark: why is it a fifth of what used to be. of developers and these great franchises and they mismanage some of their products. >>mark: this is a s fitness. >>rob: had and i get is if he going to retire men dell spent much guns and memberships by get into shape. private equity loans this. lab corp. is rumored to be going private in irian. >>mark: thanks rob. >>george: is still tracking the san mateo bridge is a hot spot. it is still jammed up and the westbound direction instill from time to time it comes to a stop after an accident they cleared over an hour ago. does drive times are still 25 to 30 minutes. that is more than twice the normal commute time. the bay bridge is getting more back up. lookit this ride on a 80 north bound. they have two lanes blocked. use in this they 580 instead. a believer in not. jammed up getting into cupertino. every from nearly the guadalupe parkway all relate to the 280 interchange. >> i met and the bay bridge comment the 880 approach have no problems and -- no car is getting through. let's check

the controls and kro chris rainey they fake it to him and johnson rolls out and takes a hit at the sideline. blocked rules under the four-minute mark. >> cris: this has turned into a pretty gooball game. jerrod johnson for the second straight week now with the chance to open up. here's johnson, he came out here on this bootleg and initially i was thinking, he's got the edge. but colts closed quickly. >> dan: right up the middle, close to a first down. he is tough. he's taken some hits tonight and gotten back up. >> cris: but the news on that one was that jerrod johnson saw a little hole in the defense, checks to and picks up nine on second down. >> dan: he wants to sneak it across for the first down, close to the 15 yard line. it appeared like he got it. >> cris: that's impressive. when you see a young quarterback making that happen and have that thing pop in there for nine yards. >> hines: any time you get up to the line and you have a two-way play and you check into the positive play and get yourself out of the negative play, that's always good. >> dan: they wanted a good look at jerrod johnson in the closing moments of the game.

mark reynolds scores from first. 1-0. jim johnson. he shut the door. orioles get the win 1-0.utive extra inning games. >>> ravens open practiced saturday. they delivered a good show for the fans. it's hard to gauge who did well. hard to tell except for the kickers. the battle for kicker has turned tight. despite the miss, billy is the favorite, he went seven for eight saturday. undrafty rookie didn't miss a kick, including a dagger for 63 yards. john harbaugh likes the way it's formed. >> it's competitiveness. tuck makes the 63. billy is like put it back to 65. i tell you, it's a great kick. both of them were pretty amazing. >> now a milestone on the calendar, the nfl hall of fame game. consider the exhibition between arizona and new orleans as your sorbet. mark ingram capping it off. for arizona, there was less goodness. kevin kolb true an interception, down with injury. bruised ribs, the saints won by a score of 17-10. interesting day for dale earnhardt jr. at pocono. jr. did return. he remains the points leader. lap 90, mayhem. they collected the crash you'll see just kept

glen johnson, thank you. simon marks. >>> coming up, gay marriage. democrats look like they are ready to endorse same-sex marriage nationally in the party platform. the republicans can't wait for this. one of them said or actually asked, it's politically correct but is it politically smart? >>> a couple of republicans have come forward to say their party has leaned so far to the right these days it is out of control. >>> speaking of out of control, rush limbaugh concluded in his depth of knowledge that the olympics opening ceremony was a socialist tribute to president obama. only in the land of ditto-heads. >>> and the sideshow -- special treat tonight, will ferrell join us to talk politics and about their new movie "the campaign." it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's and feel the energy from your feet up. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, you'll want to get up and go. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you t

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we're talking about mark zuckerberg and, of course, we could think about the headlines of ron johnsons well at jcpenney. here's a guy who has a problem with grand os city. heroic mission is tremendous. the heroic stature has gotten away from him. he's not steve jobs and he can't live like that. to put up 19 minutes of videos of himself while people watch, people don't show up on the road shows and the whole aura of telling quloi es until recently they can't wring their hands and worry about the stock price, he needs to learn a little bit about being a ceo from great folks on his board. >> this isn't a grow into the gig job. wall street wants results now. is he the guy who can deliver? >> i think most great ceos do learn as they go. i think he's showing a little bit of concialtion. we're not going to beat the stock price back up to the $30 offer. i don't know if it's going to slip much below $20. i don't know where the stock will go. he certainly can manage the company and right to not manage around the stock price. look at great companies led by current great ceos whose stock never re

johnson won his first game with the orioles. he was instantly effective going six innings with nine strikeouts. mark reynolds hay solo shot in the 4 south giving the birds a 9-2 win. new pitcher johnson gets a shave being cream pie in the face. >>> a big callout for manny machado to play in the majors for the very first time iun

taylor teagarden scores mark reynolds with the only run of the game. jim johnson save number 32. orioles' 11th straight extra inning win. 1-0. home tonight against seattle, the start of a 10 game homestand. the birds still very much in the pennant race. the nfl preseason is under way. the hall of fame game last night from ohio. drew brees. he is the interim head coach with sean payton out for the year. the touchdown. drew brees played one series and completed four of 5 passes. kevin kolb left bruised ribs. the ravens back on the practice field today. their first open practice on saturday. billy cundiff, his first appearance since missing the kick. he went 7 for eight. is the free agent from texas. we'll hear from john harbaugh in the next half-hour. kicking in practice is like singing in the shower. >> i was out there on saturday. it was so exciting. >> a great time. >> michael phelps goes out on top. the usa basketball team looks less than dreamy. >> a trip to london could be yours depending on how you vote. >> this on part may need a vacation after he couldn't t

mark reynolds all the way from first. orioles taking a 1-0 lead and jim johnson, one, two, three. and now 11 straight extra inning wins from baltimore. 1-0 final. back home monday to face seattle. incredibly sad news out of the philadelphia eagles' training camp this morning. head coach andy reid week to the news his son garrett passed away in the night. no cause of death has been released for the 29-year-old although police say no signs of foul play. garrett struggled with drug abuse for years, spending seven months in prison in 2007. andy reid is not with team now but expected to return later this week. turning our attention back to the olympic games in london. friendly reminder, we're about to show you the results of some of the events you will see in primetime later tonight. right other on wbal. if you would like to remain surprised, turn away for 15 seconds or so. here we go with results. primetime coverage starts at 7:00 and runs five full hours sunday evening. crown the fastest man alive in the 100-meter dash. and check out finals in diving. now you can look. home court ver

jim johnson, one hopper to manny machado. nice picked up by markreynolds. 7-5, the orioles come back to win the game and the series. >> that was a good game for us. that happened a couple times to chen. he deserves the win and the bullpen was great. >> the orioles move on to play the rangers. ravens preseason half over. they play the jack wires on thursday. the ravens held an open practice yesterday. a crowd of 3000 on hand. not a lot of the scrimmaging. you can see joe flacco. john harbaugh pleased with how his team practiced in front of the feans. >> you get the fans out and puts pressure on the guys to perform. the keys to that field and is been good for us. >> it switches bid it up. any time you can be around the fans, makes the players go harder. >> montgomery county the delete represents the u.s. >> how about the ravens? >> joe flacco looked good. you have to catch the ball. i was impressed. >> jags on thursday. 67 degrees on tv hill. a remarkable gift for a wounded warrior. >> four people are recovering after a two separate shooting incident

mark reynolds delivers. chris davis scores. six rbis. in the ninth, i jim johnson, ends the game with a diving catch. they pick up a game on the rays. not only did tampa a boost to the mariners, felix hernandez pitched a perfect game-- lose to the mariners, felix hernandez pitched a perfect game. hernandez, the 23rd in major league history to pitch a perfect game. the third this year. 1-0 the final. king felix as they call him. that is not easy. that is why there has only been 23 of them. what a moment. neither is surviving in nfl training camp, it is not easy. which the ravens have done it again. they look ahead to friday nights's game. there will be a walk through today. it was another tough physical camp. it has been a trademark since he has been here. a scuffle ended camp yesterday. but, here we have the latest lee's box. michael phelps -- wheaties box. michael phelps. >> i understand in honor of michael phelps, and they do not get soggy. [laughter] missy may is on the other box. >> is that right? >> and you are just corny. coming up in the next hour, the presidential candidates and focus on the

mark reynolds, home run number 9. 5-0. nick markakis, smoking hot since the all-star break. home run number 12. wieters drove in five runs. the orioles win their fifth s traight. steve johnsonets the win. the birds stay for a half back of the yankees. curtis granderson in the third. number 30 for granderson. the lead is only a run in the eighth. mark teixeira to mount st. joe. a shot to left. sher trying to score. the orioles are tied with the wild card lead with the tigers and the a's. ravens play the falklands tonight. a golden opportunity for a lot of the young players to catch the eye of the coaching staff including number 94, sergio kindle. top draft pick a couple of years ago. he has been playing pretty well in practice. terrell suggs is out with a injury. a huge void at outside linebacker. how about the johnson family. dave johnson watched from the stands. >> will go back to the ravens and the orioles. >> this morning we asked -- with the ravens' super bowl aspirations and the orioles' surprising season, how excited are you about baltimore sports right now? i don't think he is watching the team closely. >> the orioles brought up their number 1 pick to play third base

mark. >> new orleans bracing for the worst as isaac prepares to make landfall. on almost seven years to the day to hurricane katrina. veronica johnson is kicking it off with a closer look at isaac's path. >> the latest with isaac still at tropical storm status. the winds at 70 miles an hour on the verge of being a hurricane. the winds need the be 74 miles an hour for that. is it in the gulf of mexico. the track is more to the northwest. while it has been wobbling to the west today. it would bring it in around new orleans in the early morning hours on wednesday. while there hasn't been strengthening with isaac what i'm seeing is it is going to be pulling in around new orleans as a category 1 storm instead of a category 2. but the winds out of the east will for several hours batter over lake pontchartrain with a lot of rain falling out of the storm em. >>> florida may have been spared the worst of isaac but it spawned a tornado earlier today. dozens of homes damaged. many without power. and in new orleans they are watching and waiting to see if the levies will hold. >> reporter: normally a sign of hope. this rainbow over the mississip

mark: thank you erica. the wife of the football player chad johnson is speaking out against the domestic abuse charges againsthusband and now there is word of a divorce. she said she hopes speaking up would encourage other women to break their silence as well. she was home and she tried to get away from him over the weekend and she says that he had better hurry and here is part of the 911 col. >> i have the young lady here at my house was in a domestic dispute with her husband. >> wasn't physical or verbal? >> she has a cut on her forehead but let us not make a big fee nevada because the police of lead--because she is worried if the police get here and make the big scene because he is a high-profile case. >> mark: he was arrested and then release from jail and also released from the miami dolphins. >> mark: now on to bay area baseball after being embarrassed at home, the giants return the favor. san francisco manage to pull away in the eighth inning. >> mark: texas is still leading by six games over oakland. the royals gave up just three singles and last night's game and bad news for the aids.--and bad news f

marks all over her. she's a pretty amazing shark to follow. >> you mentioned early tom johnson. >> our team of researcherss ago and we just picked up on our electronic tags tom johnson last week. he's back. >> how did he get the name tom johnson? >> actually the guy who first photographed him was a bird naturalist. he was out there news, weather, and traffic islands, saw him and took a picture. we referred to him as the tom johnson shark and eventually earned the name tom johnson. >> you guys have been working together so long. tell me what happened in hawaii when you were trying to retrieve the tag. >> sometimes the tags come off the animal. to get the information, most of the information we have to retrieve that tag. a tag popped off in hawaii, sal and i got to jump in a plane. >> that must be tough. >> it was rough. one of the invisible highways from california to hawaii. they go to hawaii. they do we don't know what yet but we're learning. we get to go out there and hunt down the tags and bring them back with the data intact. >> we can't wait to see this. shark week a big, big draw in my household. we

johnson. one officer shot nine rounds. another shot seven. this marksolice gunned down a suspect in the crowded streets of new york. two weeks ago, police opened fire on a man with a knife, shooting at him 12 times. so are these kinds of responses justified? i asked retired new york police officer lou palumbo. >> they come into a situation spontaneously, they had to assess what they had. they realized immediately that he was armed with a deadly weapon and that their life was in imminent danger and so were the lives of other people in their proximity. and that's the justification for the use of deadly physical force per the penal law in new york. they were within their right to use deadly force. >> city leaders like mayor bloomberg have been quick to point out that new york is the safest big city in america. >>> with one small step for man, neil armstrong made history in 1969 when he became the first man to walk on the moon. america's most celebrated space pioneer died yesterday. next, i'll talk with an astronaut about armstrong and how armstrong changed

they said i don't understand it, how president johnson can send troops to vietnam and cannot send troops to sell marks alabama to protect people whose only desire is to register to vote. before i knew it, people had been transferred to the local hospital in selma, the good samaritan hospital, that was omitted by a group of nuns and those wonderful sisters, they took care of us. and today many of those nuns are retired living in rochester, new york and i plan to go visit them within the next few days. >> was anybody severely wounded that they didn't get out of the hospital for a long time? >> there were people who stayed for a few days, a few weeks. i got out within two days. >> any of the names around you, would they be familiar to us in -- the people you marched with. >> i marched with -- later, not only -- on that day but later during the week and the following week with martin luther king jr. dr. king came to the hospital to visit us. the next day he came to visit us and he said to me, john, don't worry, we'll make it from selma to montgomery. he said he had made an appeal for religious leaders to

mark comes they're out of here. then we have the retirees. >> chef or offer johnson thank you for your time.his gets under way in about 30 minutes. we did speak to chief moore, that he understands but he's not going anywhere. we'll bring you the latest. that's the latest from here. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> 6:56. despite all of his fundraising trips to the bay area, president barack obama needs more money. you may recall he was in oakland last month for three fundraising stops including one at the historic theater. the obama campaign e-mailed saying if we don't step it up we're in trouble. it was sent out after republican mitt romney's campaign announced raising $101 million. the obama campaign raised 75 million. president will attend fundraisers in d.c. >> equities markets trading higher for a third day. >> leading scott mcgrew perplexed. >> i'm not sure. there is talk maybe the feds stepping in. the dow industrials are up again this morning, the nasdaq is up 16 points to 3006. the local stocks apple slightly lower but when you look over the year it's up 52%. and then you've got

>> this is off the mark, but i think if anyone is here long as i am, i think lyndon johnson's famous daisy commercial -- did it ever run? it ran once. >> can i just comment that it does go to the point of independence. you may have met your strategic objective, but it was widely described as outrageous, a new low. it got to the point where president obama had to answer for it and was asked questions about it. >> it is a conversation in a lot of different places. >> let me ask another question, and that is, in 1980 when ronald reagan was elected president, he ran on a very conservative platform, and he basically enacted or try to attack the entire platform. reagan as a kid it was almost the same as reagan as the president. -- reagan is a candidate the same as a president. does that at least a something about public confidence and the lack of the old system produced less cynicism, whatever the flaws? >> it is a strong hypothetical. >> note, it is not. reag a lot of class warfare. to the>> i do not know who is te particular fat cat. >> this is not republican- centric. the hypothetical.

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: the person who got the most attention in london e.day wasn't aathlete. it was the mayor. boris johnsonk a ride on a zip line high above victoria park, and all of it was fine until about three-quarters of the way across when he got stuck. for five minutes, he dangled 33 feet above the ground. he laughed it off, though, kiking the crowd if anyone had a rope. gore vidal once said "there is no human problem which could not be solved if people would simply do as i advise." remembering the author next. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in good hands? >> finally tonight, the author gore vidal has died at his home in los angeles. cause was pneumonia. he was a man of letters and words, wielding them as swords to cut down the powerful and often other writers and intellectuals. here's more about or read all. >> core of the doll was unapologetic after a lifetime of boating the powerful. >> the war on terror, that is not a war, that is a metaphor. it is like saying the war on dandruff. >> he considered being outspoken on the subject of politics, his birthright. he was broug

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: the person who got the most attention in london today wasn't an athlete. it was the mayor. boris johnsonk a ride on a zip line high above victoria park, and all of it was fine until about three-quarters of the way across when he got stuck. for five minutes, he dangled 33 feet above the ground. he laughed it off, though, asking the crowd if anyone had a rope. gore vidal once said there is no human problem which could not be solved if people would simply do as i advise. remembering the author next. it's time to get going. to get your feet moving to the beat. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's and feel the energy from your feet up. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, you'll want to get up and go. mid-grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback sign up for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. chase scene netflix coming soon extra butter tickets swoon penguin journey junior

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johnson with the story. >> reporter: watching nolan play in the yard you would never imagine the wild swings that marked thest few days of his life. when we first met him he was still recovering from a life saving treatment at ucsf a cutting edge therapy that begin after hours after a dramatic delivery that cut off oxygen to his brain. >> he has lost a lot of oxygen. we need to take him to san francisco. >> nolan was one of the first infants treated at the neuro intense cive care nursery. they use an incubator to induce hypothermia. >> cooling the body temperature down which is protective to the brain that has suffered a lack of oxygen. >> the doctor says the technique has been so successful in protecting infants from brain damage that his team invested in technology to make the overall treatment process even more effective. >> it's different than anywhere else in the world because we bring the pediatric neurologists and we have continuous monitoring of the brain at every stage. >> they can detect if an infant whether they are having a seizure. >> in a lab or at home overnight on a personal computer. >> a f

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glen johnson is "the boston globe's" politics reporter. with me here in the studio, simon markspondent for feature story news. jonathan martin, i know you don't like to get into this but let's talk about the fact that you're on the spot, you have "dateline" integrity and looking good. here's the infamous dustup in war saw. early this morning, reporters covering romney tried to shout questions to the governor as he got into his motorcade. romney had only answered three questions from the press corps during the entire three-country trip. >> right. >> his spokesman made it clear he wasn't going to answer any more than those three. let's watch what hap

johnson from northwest washington, 9 news now. >> d.c. speed cameras took in more than $60 million last year. about $45 million had already been collected this fiscal year. >>> today marksive years since a deadly bridge collapse in minnesota. 13 people died, hundreds more injured when the interstate 35 bridge fell into the mississippi river. the disaster prompted bridge inspections across the country. after a department of transportation report found the bridge had been found structurally deficient two years earlier. >>> president obama said the derecho of june 29th was bad enough to qualify for federal disaster. president obama made a similar declaration in virginia. we're waiting to hear about maryland. >> i would hope. >> it seemed like that was an equal opportunity storm. >> no kidding. >> no warnings now but still a couple of storms popping up. code yellow alert. i think the game will be okay. let's start with live doppler 9000. if you haven't, you probably should download our weather app. go to your app store and of search wusa9 radar, pretty cool. we'll start north and west. these weakened a little bit. both had heavy rains, don't see any hails, but pretty good r