>> what we have to do is not the nagging.iously does not work. >> we have to figure out ways sort of where things are landing and just make it easier for them. for example -- i know. why do we have to make it easier for them? but we do. >> let's do it. >> here is a perfect example. keep baskets in a place where he's typically dropping his towels, let's see if he can just get them in there. >> what looks nicer in your home than baskets everywhere? >> oh, look, andre can play a game. >> this is for the guy that's still a kid at heart. if you want to make it a little easier. >> i'll get it, andre. no problem. >> let's see if she can get it in. >> all right! >> you turn it into a game. to throw the dirty socks. >> that may not be the most appealing thing. >> not unless you love basketball things hanging in your home. >> well, this would be plan "b." take a hutch. this one i got from wayfair.com. it was under $200. you can get it at a thrift shop. a hand-me-down. cut a hole right out of the top, and let that become your hamper. >>

nag, friday -- again, friday afternoon more likely we'll see some more hit and miss storms.7. we're clear. we got normal temps, dry air in place. tomorrow more heat, more steam and chance for afternoon storms. by tomorrow night a steam bath as we barely fall below 80 degrees. will will be thunderstorms. here's the seven-day forecast. as we look ahead, you can see the temperatures begin to bounce back up. the next two days hotter and humid. in the weekend a little improvement back not upper 80s. again, in the bad as we make the last run through july. >> in all your years, what's the hottest temperature you have said on television. i think you said 105. >> we had heat indexes of 115. i remember driving through odenton. it was one of the deals was pulling up one of the app reports. it was want -- 109. that was the app team. >> the marion house has provided safe haven for women and their children. sherrie johnson sets down with them. >> reporter: car-- carol williams is a recovering drug addict. after 18 years on drugs she's turning her life around at marion house. >> we want th

. >>> the trade deadline in major league baseball is a raweek awae and the nags are on -- nationals are on the lookout.e they are in need of some infield depth, specifically backup who can still in at shortstop. nats and mets, it was a big night for bryce harper, his first at-bat in new york.n two run bomb to right, number 9, of the rookie campaign, and first since before the all-star break. move total top of the 10th, tied at 2. bases for harper, bullet hit to right.to they take a 3-2 lead.ad next batter is ryan zimmerman, he won the ml player of the week yesterday. this was his encore.c all these score, and that put up a 6-spot in the inning, they beat the mets #-2 in 10 -- 8-2 in 10.2 >> he's very deceptive were the fastball, and i just gotjus something i could handle, and finally squared something up. >> wizards take up a veteran guard, signing up a.j. price to a one year deal. he will be a backup for john wall.h they are under the salary cap after waving black.vi >>> team usa had the final olympic -- carmelo anthony had n huge first half, and the teamm rallied. he had 23 in the fir

. >> reporter: it's hard to see the flaws nagging at her.e tells us she doesn't like the face staring back at her during skype chats. >> i can do that. >> okay, thank you. >> reporter: in facebook pictures. >> ten years ago, i don't think i noticed i had a weak chin. >> reporter: she tried to change the camera angle, even untagged photos she didn't like. but none of it was enough. >> my darn chin just bucks the living daylights out of me in this photo. first thing i look for in a photo is, how does my chin look, which is really weird. >> reporter: she's not alone. and doctors on the other side of the knife say more and more patients are asking for the facebook facelift. chin augmentations have increased 71% in the past year. >> i can analyze her face on the computer and i can show which plastic surgery they should have and really make the camera love you, baby. >> reporter: he just moved things around a bit, raise the camera so the angle suspect shooting you so bad, isn't that an easier solution than getting onto your operating table? >> it

it is used to place the hat on the 50 meter high monitor in london, the nags magazine and leading british hat makers collaborated to give 20 london statues a make over. >> it was important for us. there are a lot of dynamic and fantastic talents working in the industry in england and it was important for us to give them a showcase when they are also the unsung heros behind the designers. it was good to get tlhem out there and on a stage. >> also statues of winston churchill, william spaks spear and queen victoria. they are aware of the headgear until thus. nhk world, london. >> making some fashion statements there. all right, let's bring in another fashionable person. rachel furgason joins us now with the world's weather forecast. rachel, there or two tropical storms in the pacific. we have seen flooding in the philippines from one of the storms. what's the latest? >> absolutely correct. we have two storms in the western pacific and let's start off with damry. this one is just sitting over the ogasawara islands. really bringing in the stormy conditions right now. it is moving about 30 kil

the rain showers, they are on the center of the system off the cape and nag's head north carolina. it's a -- interesting storm system take will push quickly to the north but a new system will develop behind this one and will impact us from wednesday late into thursday it would appear. the future trend, take a careful look, passing further north. you see the center of that area of low pressure, several hundred miles off shore. the second wave of weather or second coastal system will develop into early wednesday. there is the center off just about wilmington or even charleston south carolina. that 6:00 wednesday so thiasus term will press north from wednesday late into thursdayf. that takes a turn inward that could mean a better chance for showers and storms into the latter part of the week. for now the first of two wild cards, that will make it further off shore. overnight 68, tomorrow we will keep the threat for showers and storms into the afternoon. 86 degrees. tomorrow it night down to 70, cloudy sky and seven day forecast, you know i think the best chances for rain will come tom

was great for the few of us doing it but it felt too self-serving to leave it at that the question nagged me why is all this food being thrown out and not given to people who need it. i decided to ask the grocery stores. ok so here we are a trader joe's saturday afternoon i'm going to go in and talk to them because i went to their website and their website says that they prefer to talk face to face i was a lot of common things. in the right so none of the stores none of them are he's going to give me the card for the place already called which refused so basically it's impossible to talk to anybody on camera i mean even off camera they wouldn't discuss details so the phone on the beach got for. me to. go they won't talk to me company policy no interviews no. no interview call this guy i got the card. but the number for the main office but she said she'll see a pallet and on that pallet are four trash cans and those trash cans are all filled with meat and all of that gets thrown away were here. comes through that house a lot gave and another rule that i've been told is never penetrate into

we went to nag ra dwa nick ra, said we're going to build an larm. first time they take something apart that has len trelectronicw them here's the switch, here's the lights. when the spring passes through a certain switch -- this sat the prototype level, it would trip the wire and activate the little alarm. may not be that melody but something else. but in the absence of them not knowing electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, fundamentals of product design, they don't know how to do any of that. what we try to build are devices that can bridge that gap. they can put together a toy. i don't think i could go by a toy store unless i'm in a real rush and not go in. >> these are amazing. little l.e.d.s for your fingers. i'm not sure exactly what to do with this but i think we can find an interesting app. i'll going into a toy store and i'll start to look at the subcomponents of toys, or we're always looking at the coupling points, how do things connect, what are the easy mechanisms that i can harvest. for $5 you get four little l.e.d.s that alrea

she was dealing with nagging pain in her leg. she was able to play through it today and win in two sets. she'll advance to the semifinals. she'll play on thursday. serena's serve unbelievable. it got up to 109 miles per hour today. she was on point with her serve today. >> so her leg was hurting but not her arm. >> not her arm. her arm was fine. >> we'll be right back. >>> fireworks are trending. they'll probably be trending tomorrow night too. if you want to stay up, watch her man. he'll appreciate it. we'll see you tomorrow. 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 signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. you're still counting aren't you? today we live online and in a few years the number of devices in your home will double. some networks can't handle it, but verizon fios is 100% fiber optic so it's faster and can handle it, and now a revolution in speed

marvin shepherd is president of the partnership for safe medicines, the leading nation nag group fighting counterfeit drugs. >> the doctors should not be buying unapproved foreign medications. and they know it, too. i mean, quite often in the avastin case one side of the label was in french and the other side of the package was in arabic. that's not an approvalled label by f.d.a., it was an unapproved product. >> reporter: the clinic employee says the motivating factor is money. foreign drugs are cheaper than u.s. drugs. for example, a european version of avastin could be as much as $600 less than the average u.s. manufacturer's price. >> people these days will do anything to make a buck. and they don't care about the people who are sick and dying. >> reporter: the f.d.a. says one of the clinics that purchased unapproved drugs is in this building in johnson city, tennessee. according to court records, f.d.a. investigators found some cancer drugs at the clinic last year were either misbranded or unapproved for use in the u.s. the owner of the clinic, dr. william kincaid, declined our reque

nag bower. >> no. >> mr. conaway, no. >> in fortenberry. >> no. >> mr. forten berry, no. >> mrs. schmitt. >> no. >> mr. rooney. >> no. >> mr. rooney, no. mr. stutsman. >> aye. >> mr. stutsman, aye. >> mr. gibbs? >> no. >> mr. gibbs, no. mr. austin scott. >> no. >> mr. austin scott no. mr. tipton? >> no. >> mr. tipton, no. mr. sutherland. >> no. mr. sutherland, no. mr. crawford? >> no. >> mr. crawford, no. >> mrs. roby, no. mr. desharelay. >> aye. >> mr. desharelay, aye. >> mrs. elmers. >> no. >> mrs. elmers no. >> mr. gibson. >> mr. gibson, no. mr. hol green, no. >> mr. schilling? >> no. >> mr. schilling, no. >> mr. ribbel? >> aye. mr. ribbel, aye. mr. peterson? >> no. >> mr. peterson no. mr. holden? >> no. >> mr. holden, no. >> mr. mcintyre, no. >> mr. boswell. >> no. mr. boswell, no. mr. baca? >> no. >> mr. baca, no. mr. cardoza? >> no. >> mr. cardoza, no. >> mr. scott? >> aye. >> mr. scott, aye. mr. kwa ar. >> no. >> mr. costa? no. >> mr. costa, no. mr. wallace, no. >> mr. schrader, no. >> mr. schrader no. mr. kissel, no. mr. owens no. >> mrs. embrey, no. >> mr. courtney? >> n

she was dealing with nagging pain in her leg.he was able to play through it today and win in two sets. she'll advance to the semifinals. she'll play on thursday. serena's serve unbelievable. it got up to 109 miles per hour today. she was on point with her serve today. >> so her leg was hurting but not her arm. >> not her arm. her arm was

if you could just stop nagging me, i could have a look in the bag for them.'m really not supposed to be doing this, but i'll print you off a duplicate set of boarding passes, because the pilot says he's closing the door in 45 seconds. oh, you angel! thank you so much. i'm so sorry about this. she is so sorry about this. six boarding passes. thank you. and you've got 30 seconds. come on, everybody! chop-chop, let's go! go, quickly! come on! run, run, run, run! sue? sue? ♪ is it the same babysitter as last time? no. why not? you know why not. no! myself! it's me! i'll stab myself! you've embarrassed me, and you've embarrassed yourselves. ben, do not shave your head! are you saying that you think he only offered me the job because he fancied me? don't be ridiculous. we don't think that you can really go home. mommy said that she was going to hunt you down and kill you like dogs. ♪

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the issue stems from cruise control cables nagging in the engine.ealers will replace the part and raise it to ensure plenty of room for the cable. and other popular restaurant chain it feeling the heat tonight. protesters are protesting across the country, upset at the chik- on-a ceo's view homosexuality. the controversy? the president opposes gay marriage and helps fund the organizations that are against it. customers say the protests had an impact. t-line it is shorter than usual. >> they demonize lgbt americans. >> they say they are religious. >> i considered it until i saw the protesters and it reminded me that people are people and no one should be discriminated against. >> chik-fil-a has released a statement saying -- "our tradition is to treat every person with honor, dignity, and respect." donna? >> as you probably know synchronized swimming is an olympic sport. amy trained with a group called fluid movement. if your interested in checking out fluid movement, they have shows this weekend. >> the first week of ravens training camp comes to a

and the spin the nagging so confident i don't ever get it i have a lot of really what all that give the republican party a lot of money who like this narrative who like the fact that hillary clinton aide is the last generous writes about why bargain i got a rabbit out i got up at a but thanks for joining me that's it for tonight so thanks for tuning in and they treat them like tomorrow people kumar of a new book titled islamophobia and the politics of empire speaking out will be joining us and meantime don't forget to like a lot of show on facebook on twitter subscribe to us on you tube you tube take it all out on hulu and coming up next the needs. those stories in here. for going global and. it's my. knowledge you. choose your please. take your stuff. to. make your statement. for the world. to plug. he is easy to be. easy to. see. it.

. >> reporter: for right now, we have this nagging mist and drizzle out here.hing torrential, but we do have storms out to the west that could make their way in. tonight, down into the mid-60s, about 66, where we start tomorrow. just expect a day full of gray skies and off and on rain throughout the day. temperatures only going up into the 70s to about 80 degrees. so it will get better heading into the end of the weekend. >> no extreme temperatures, one thing for sure. but the weekend looks like sunday we'll see sunshine and drying out. 77. 85, back up close to 90 on monday, maybe low 90s tuesday. back in the mid-80s, drying out again by the middle of next week. not a terrible forecast. ocean city, still a risk of showers and storms tomorrow, maybe a slight chance on sunday. a little warmer sunday. look at the water temperature, in the upper 70s. denise? >> warm. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, the orioles adam jones is more than an all-star. he's an ironman. >> how jones is playing with pain, next in sports. ,,,,,,,, . >>> well, mark is h

. >> just before jeremiah goes on ahead, selena pulls him aside again with that nagging feeling. >> i whispered it because i didn't want anyone to know this since i was the only girl. i said, i am really scared right now. he said, we'll be okay. >> it's just before 9:00 a.m. selena and jeremiah's groups are en route to the top while a preacher and harry sledder are in a group heading down. >> we were at a stop, on the ridge, and i saw a red flash. >> the red flash? harry's friend bill ward in a red jacket hurtling down the mountain. >> an incredible force literally ripped me from the mountain. i remember watching my ice ax just rip through the ice. >> it's all happening so fast. harry and his friend bill and several others are in one tangled mess heading right for selena. >> i put my head down because all the ice was coming down on us and just prayed that we didn't get hit. but i was fully expecting an impact. >> then the bodies just started sliding into the crevasse. you could hear them thump. >> selena is somehow spared from the fall, but her boyfriend, jeremiah, is not as lucky. cl

are maybe surprised by seeing their favorite burger with 1300 or 1400 calories, it kicks in on the nagr that ultimately consumers on the fringe, mom may say too many calories or fat grams, well go somewhere else. >> is there any benefits for doing this? the president of ruby tuesday tried doing it in 2004 and sales dropped sharply. >> we've had the opportunity to be able to see a chain like ruby tuesday do it in the past, i don't think it worked real well for them. the problem today for the industry is that the industry is required under obama care legislation will be required to add this investigation to the menus nationwide. if, in fact, that goes through, a, it's good to have a more informed consumer. the risk is that consumer -- >> bob, does it matter, do people change their order because of it? >> studies have shown in new york it has not worked. >> i think ultimately consumers will shift their preference around and they will figure out how to get what they want with a wiser calorie count. >> bob, thank you. by the way they're ref leasing earn i-- releasing their earnins today aft

>> i guess current -- pass this on to the nag and her two empty testicles.ss this brings out people's emotions, this whole gun debate. >> all right. >> there is only one man that understands, ♪ pierce ♪ >> charlie pierce political columnist for esquire.com. ♪ >> how is your 160-pound scrotum doing? >> fine. how is yours? [ laughter ] >> were we talking to you? >> interesting way to get into the interview? >> well, yeah. did you hear our first hour when we were talking about the guy with a 160-pound scrotum. >> wow. that's a grand ball. [♪ circus music ♪] >> and that thread has permeated the entire show. >> i have a feeling that is going to stick. >> it's our favorite headline, it would be worse, you could have a 160-pound scrotum. >> how do you get out of a car. >> it's the little things you don't think about -- >> how do you find the stick stiff. [♪ circus music ♪] >> chris lavoie stat in on a really bad news day last week, and did a really good job. >> thank you. >> and jacki schechner >> and john fugelsang. >> and chris lavoie pulled the hooters music out

both camps are engage nag daily war of words. 11 news reporter halley jackson live in our washington bureau with the commitment 2012 report. good morning, halley. >> good morning, manipulatedy. we are taking a look this morning at the accuracy of some of the claims out there, attacks which are valley shaped the tone of this campaign so far. president obama is campaigning in florida, reiterating what's become a familiar attack on his opponent. >> governor romney's experience has been owning companies that were called pioneers in the business of outsourcing. >> but is that campaign, repeated in a campaign ad, really true? only partly, pointing out he left bain capital in 199. >> on balance, it seemed like a half truth to us. he was at that time running the olympics. >> on the g.o.p. side, a new video from the republican national committee slams obama's jobs council, echoing the comment at a last-commint campaign event in boston. >> we're surprised the president has not met with his jobs council in the last six months. >> that one, according to politifacts, true. even though obama has h

his hair than he does on property tan hres and yet he is performi for barack obama who constantly nags us that the rich arears t paying their fair share. that is w ch we have the vpdce, bneece springsteen. he has always decried tax cuts for the rich even more than bond adovi. when the issue was raised in the n hlusiolic he will write to hi local paper. and say that rich people shouldars t get tan hr cuts. he said recently you can't have an american civilization with the disparity of wealth we have. the country's heart and soul and erpirit is what he told the en.nday times london. his new track jack of all trades rails ajoinst big bankers who grow fat on wall street as the working man is growing thibut d okay. that is his belief. he is entitled to that. it turns out the boss bruce is. how to take some exploited steps and takes advantage of some arcane loophole in the state of new jersey most people don't know about to classify himself not as a musician but as a farmer and 98% of property taxes. next up we have barbra streisand. barbara streisand is committed to the cause of global warmi

it comes as this investigation keeps nagging at him. mayor gray was celebrating new traffic controls in a busy part of northeast washington. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: but even as he cut the ribbon, a reporter for "the new york times" soon cut to the campaign scandal which is becoming a national story. >> since we have a moment here, can i ask you about the federal investigation? >> reporter: the mayor bristled when he asked when he first knew of the shadow campaign at the heart of the federal investigation. >> sir, you know how many times i've been asked that question? >> reporter: gray didn't answer this time and repeated he has no plans to resign. organizers of wednesday's rally say they don't know whether mayor gray is guilty of anything or not. but they do know as of yet he hasn't been charged. >> whether they think he's guilty or innocent, they respect the process and respect him as a person. and because he has not been charged with anything at this point that people should just wait and let him do his job. >> reporter: reve

the only men with that took it were probably nagged by their wives.e explained by men. >> good point. april says, women just have a deep every thought process. detail, ability to plan, make a clear picture out of things whereas men, not so much. marlene said, we talk more, therefore we have a larger vocabulary and are not afraid to use it. >> y'all do talk more. uh-huh. >> finally, kim said women are smarter than men because we allow men to think they are smarter than us. behind every good man is a smart woman to make him look that way. >> let me correct one thing. put that graphic back up. i want to make one grammar correction. smarter than we would be the correct formation on that sentence. >> says who? was it a man? says a man? >> that's the grammar nazi in me coming out. wanted to point that out. >> kimberly made great points. >> they were, just not gram atically correct points. you agree with this theory and feel good. >> i do. we always knew that, but now it's official. >> i think stereotypes are bad. to each his own. >> stereotypes, though, an

>>anchor: i think students should be home during their homework during the year and not a nagging peopler money. >>anchor: you on the bay we had three students at st. andrews and she pulled them out she was told that her kids for doing fund-raising she says no one told her that they were begging. >> pastor lacy told us that if we did not make $50 we would stay there until we did. >>anchor: this woman pulled her son now she said she paid $3,000 cut the air and her son city was required to panhandle every evening. >>anchor: you got hungry and thirsty did they bring food or water? >> snow, and i could not even sit down. >>anchor: baby says that her older child was struck by the rev. lacy jr.. her younger son says that he was hit several times. what did he hit you with? >> belt and spoons. >>anchor: meanwhile, carlos says that he was left in a second story building and he was not allowed to leave. he said he climbed out the window to escape. >> i climbed out the window i slipped on the ledge and i fail, i broke my foot in five places. >>anchor: this is a picture shortly after and these are t

more of a nag, not less. more of a patriot, not less. are to live in the country you do. you'll be damned with whatever time you have left not to let the politicians ruin the country you love. i say life is short. go long and loud. on things that matter. i think that covers that nicely. have a wonderful day. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling, andrea tantaros, dana perino, greg gutfeld. bob beckel. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> eric: president obama doubled down today. trying to spend quart irtrillion election year tax hike to a chicken in every pot speech. >> i believe that we should make sure that the taxes on the 98% of americans don't go up. and then we should let the tax cut expire for folks like me. for the top 2% of americans. the reason i say that, not because i love to pay taxes. it's because i know i can afford it. to give me a tax break or give warren buffett another tax break or mitt romney another tax break, that would cost about $1 trillion. and we can't afford it. >> eric: the problem is, mr. obama,

more of a nag, not less. more of a patriot, not less. are to live in the country you do. you'll be damned with whatever time you have left not to let the politicians ruin the country you love. i say life

but then, suddenly, that nagging instinct kicks in. it's saturday afternoon.om doing some laundry in her basement. >> and something just hit me like a ton of bricks that said, you really need to look at the cameras now. it just stopped me dead in my tracks. and i went back down the stairs. and to my surprise and shock, i saw her just beating my dad with her fist. and my dad wasn't doing anything but lying there. she was trying to change him. >> horrified, jackie knows she needs to go back upstairs. she runs through her options. should she confront the nurse? should she call the police? she wants to see what her father remembers. >> i said to my dad, i said, daddy, are you okay? and he says, yes. and i say, are you sure? and he goes, yeah, i'm okay. >> the man's had two strokes, sh his short-term memory is gone. he can't remember what happens to him and he can't tell his daughter about the beatings. so she turns to anastasia. >> my insides are churning. i looked at anastasia and i said, anastasia, do you like working here? and she says, yes, of course, jackie,

police say lynn jackenheimer went to nags head with her ex-boyfriend and the two children. dropped off the kids sunday afternoon but their mom never returned home. that's when her brother called 911 to report a possible murder. >> there are some things that i know are shared between me and her and that i can't put out there. >> this isn't the first time, she's been strangled before. >> police are urging the boy friend to turn himself in for questioning. >>> and we turn now to that computer virus that turned o to be more of a nuisance than a nightmare story we talked about a lot yesterday morning. the fbi had warned that when the clock struck midnight monday, tens of thousand of infected computers in the country would be thrown off the internet. but, as abc's t.j. winick now reports, there were only some minor disruptions. >> reporter: it was supposed to knock out internet service to thousand. but the threat posed by the virus known as dnschanger turned out to be overblown. >> many people took precautions and steps ahead of time to make sure they weren't affected and that's

. >> stay nag 12,000 dollar a month apartment. >> not bad. >> if you are looking to take a road tripcalled the best small towns. 5 teams drove 30,000 miles hitting 30 different cities and came down with the winning list. >> ashveleville has to be. >> gainesville, texas. most beautiful bard town kentucky >> best food in santa fe and the friend friendliest in murray and delray beach florida. the winner and rupture up will be featured on the travel channel. >> other than santa fe, for get those places. why don't they send me. >> put the show on the road. >> good idea. >> lynn, there is so much i want to talk to you about this morning to get your take on. let's start. we haven't had a chance to talk about this. i don't know whether you saw this. john mccain was asked -- i am not making this up. john mccain was asked: well in 2008, you looked at mitt romney as a vice presidential candidate possibility. why did you choose sarah palin over mitt romney? and mccain said quote, sarah palin was a better candidate. what does what does that say about mitt romney? >> well, it's -- we know how that

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these days, she nags her 17-year-old because she is slacking off on her tan.r: what do you say? >> i know, mom, i know. >> reporter: in case there's a need for a quick bronze, there's a tanning bed in the house. has the tanning bed always been in the bedroom? >> always. yes. >> reporter: why, because it's convenient? >> it's convenient, private, and the only place it will fit. >> reporter: with a price tag of $4,000, she's not taking any chances. looks like you have security, too, for your tanning bed. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: the girls say their cult of tanning started young. both were in the tanning bed by the time they were 12. adolescents with parents who use indoor tanning are 70% more likely to do it, too. and there's no doubt these ladies have an incredible devotion to getting dark. >> you look more alive. >> that's exactly what i was going to say. >> your teeth look whiter. your eyes look brighter. bathing suits look a lot better on you. >> reporter: you look thinner. >> that's the main thing. >> reporter: tanning is not always a laughing matter. stud