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that's napping class in north carolina. when yoga and pilates are taking place this this room you take 30 minutes to get shut eye. those unable to found a-- fall asleep found the time doing nothing rejuvenating. your thoughts megan? >> the gym i go to they have an air yoga class and they cocoon things as work outs. i want to exercises at the gym. >>> stay with us this morning, wild fires are raining ace -- raging as coy texas. >> how much damage it is causing and what crews are doing to keep up. >>> -- raging across texas. >> how much damage it is causing and what crews are doing to keep up. >>> and this picture is from debbie in elkton. she set out a bowl of blue worms and snapped this picture and one wan getting what was left. great picture. thanks for sending it in. if you have a photo you want to show off, pets, anniversaries, birthdays or great photography skills, that's the e-mail address. morning show at wmar.com. we will be right back. ack. ack. ack. ack. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> firefighters in texas ba

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. >> l out of control fire gutted a mansion in nap county tonight a mansion in nap county tonight. flames race quickly through the sprawling home on at last peak road interthe silverado golf course. broke out at 5:20 this evening. some of the walls inside the structure collapsed we are told structure collapsed we are told. structure -- construction workers left app hour before the fir started. they had been putting on an addition to the house. fire chief says the layout made the design made it dangerous and challenging for firefighters. >> this is very unique design with a lot of special architect engineering feature to it. structure of the design is very difficult and has lots oven closed pockets where the fire is burning internally causing a lot of difficulty for firefighters to access those internal spaces and get the fire out. >> now the fire started in the house before igniting about half acre of brush and tree ass round the big home. nobody was hurt. investigators have not determined what sparked that fire. >> if and this the the the fire broke out at scrap metal yard west of

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it's hard work; i need a nap. ground zero....ten years after the september 11 attacks.ave a live report from new york. "sound of chim >>> return to ground zero ten years after the september 11 attack. we have a live report coming up from new york. >>> in the bay area firefighters honor their colleagues who help save thousands of lives that day. >> it is 7:45 right now on sunday, september 11. thanks for joining us. >> it's a day of remembrance in the u.s., in the bay area and around the entire world marking ten years since the worst terrorist attack on america soil. >> president obama and former president george bush honored fall ant the world trade center just hours ago and drew levinson joining us where thousands of victims and relatives are gathered. >> reporter: a very emotional day as we listen to every one of those names being read out aloud, the victims of 9/11, all this ten years later. family members clutched photos. for the first time they gathered at the newly completed national memorial at ground zero. president obama and former george w. bush accompanied by

>> the mom wakes up her son, julian, from a nap.ite different from that fright full night back in october last year when her husband ran into his room to see what was wrong. >> as a parent the typical crying and morning and this was a panicked scream. >> that night julian was wearing the sleep sack from halo. it can be zipped up for added comfort and protection. it promotes its products as a saver way to sleep. the ten-month-old julian had curled himself into the fetal position while sleeping. eyelid from the zipper somehow hooked on to his tooth. >> the tooth was stuck on his zipper. it was literally stuck on his tooth. his feet were up here and he was panicked trying to get it lose. >> he kicked so hard he yanked his own tooth out. blood was everiy. halo declined an on-camera interview. but they said this type of incident occurring was extremely remote, less than one million. yet it redesigned the zipper to eliminate the eyelid. but it continues to sell the sleep sack with the old zipper, as well. john fox of cal perk said he does

which, and i never left the house or saw the children and when he came home, if it was for sleep or for napwould sleep with him. i said, please don't send me away to camp david. please don't send me anywhere. anything happens, we're all going to stay stay right here with you. even if there's not room in the bomb shelter then i just want to be on the lawn when it happens. i just want to be with you, and i want to die with you and the children do too. we don't want to live without you. >> reporter: she is the woman who bore the weight of a nation's grief after the assassination of her husband. at o o point a 3-year-old john kennedy jr. is overheard wandering in and talking to the microphone held by historian arthur schlessinger. >> john, you went to the airport today. >> yeah. >> did you like it? >> yes. >> john, what happened to your father? >> well, he's gone to heaven. >> he's gone to heaven. >> yes. >> do you remember him? >> yes. >> what do you remember? >> i don't -- i don't remember anything. >> reporter: she is there as a woman who looks back from history as a shy young girl to one of

looks like rick perry is the big challenge nap doesn't mean mitt romney can't bounce back. especially if people look under the hood, as you put it in terms of has rick perry is, what he believes and whether he could win a general election. >> two points now. it the concern about rick perry -- not whether conservatives like him or not. conservatives are really conservative, republican party. or the fear he won't pass muster next november? is it possible, you can't go too far right for the tea partiers? >> i think there's two questions about rick perry, to hit on what you're asking, chris. one, does he have depth? is he ready to be president? is he going to look plausible next to barack obama in a general election a year from now? two, does he have national appeal? he obviously has intense regional appeal for sung sun southerners. it's not enough to win an election. can he broaden it? those two question, depth, national appeal. >> to congress now. we don't tend to spend a lot of time thinking about congress. usually a second question. look at this. 13% of the american people,

napping is a workout. the gym class encouraging to get a bit of rest.ique new thing out there. we'll be looking at that. comcast did a 186 or over the air at 11-2 coming up in a couple more minutes. >> i wonder if i could lose calories in that class or if i'll feel refreshed. >> we have a green room we can take a nap. >> try it out. >> it's a secret. that's where you are? >> no. enjoy the rest of your labor day. thanks for spending time with us. see you at 11:00. >>> good night folks. i'm suzanne shaw, editorial director. after the horrible fights and shootings at the 49ers raiders game last month, we applaud the tougher security and curfew on tailgating. they're good steps. but not enough. ceo york was on the right track last week leaving his sky box to sit in the stands with his wife. it was a nice photo-op but not what the rest of us experienced. nbc bay area challenges you mr. york and raiders ceo amy tras being to walk through your stadiums and parking lots incognito wearing the rival team's jersey. until you feel safe doing that, the public won't

>> my plan is to take a long winter's nap. >> jon: that would be the time to do it. >> actually we're going to try to come down and rest. we've been going at a pretty quick pace here for upwards of six straight years. it's time to take a break. we're going to do that. >> jon: what i didn't know about you and we got to know each other a little bit during a recent spring break trip together. you come from show business folk. your father was in the entertainment industry. >> right. he was a publicist out in hollywood. that's the business i grew up in. although as i point out, i left when i was 17 which was 1964. it's been a long time ago. >> jon: you were a 17-year-old kid living in los angeles meeting all these famous people and you rebel against your parents.... >> (laughing). >> jon:... and say, "i've had it. i'm joining the navy." >> actually the really nice thing about my parents is that they were not judgmental. they strongly supported it. >> jon: they were not disappointed in their son not, let's say, moving into the hollywood hills and becoming a waste case with jim morrison? >>

forecast highs 83 in nap par, 90 in clear -- papa. >> the forecast highs above the average. cooler than today and we're get a break on the air quality. the air quality will be better as the fog and the sea breeze starts to wrap into the bay area. 68 in pacifica, 84 in san mateo. enjoy tomorrow, the weather is good. temperature will be coming down. the next couple day, thursday, friday, are fine too you get more clouds. there's the 5-day forecast. with the bay area weekend in view. as we get into early next week, we have rain to talk about. >> you're the expect bill. thank you. >>> some diver in san francisco had a -- driver has a chance the fill up their tanks for free. shell gave up 15 gallons on the five motorist. people found out about to give away had to wait in line. it happens in four more cities october 14th the locations will be revealed on that day. that's our report for tonight. keep in mind our coverage continues on line at ktvu.com, and with the 10:00 news on k tvu on channel 2. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small

that should be scary nap should be frightening. call, and instead the response of the department of homeland security is, the system works. how does the system work and what has it done since then? as much as roger said, progress has been made, it's not enough. think about cyber security. 14-year-old kids now are breaching america's top cyber security and we're powerless to stop it. if al qaeda goes down that road and starts launching cyber attacks on our infrastructure, what are we going to do about it? i don't any we're prepared for anything. i don't think we're prepared for another 9/11. i don't think we're prepared for the next attack. >> allow me to show you what a portion of the report said on emerging terrorist threats. it's reads, most troubling we have seen a pattern of increasing terrorist recruitment of american citizens and residents to act at lone wolves. self-radicalization poses a serious emerging threat in the united states. comment on that. >> ten years ago, al qaeda the organization, then affiliates then the self-

. >> translator: fresh tatami mats with their fragrance, an afternoon nap. >> translator: before the disaster, i lived in a house with tatami mat floors, the place we are staying in now only has wooden floors. i miss the tatami, so i wrote haiku about it. >> reporter: after the competition, the matsuyama students wrote haiku to cheer up the students from the devastated area. >> translator: i've been thinking how to write haiku. i think the important thing is express what you really feel. here's one i composed. >> translator: your words uttered to the cosmos, summer sparkles. >> translator: i am convinced some haiku can only come out of our own experience. now i'm inspired to write that kind of haiku. >> reporter: by expressing determination, the students, who have been through so much, show signs of getting on with rebuilding their shattered lives. shigemi yamashita, nhk world, matsuyama. >>> the international atomic energy agency has adopted a plan to strengthen global nuclear safety following japan's fukushima nuclear accident six months ago. the 35 nation will meet thursday. some

don nap on why some neighbors want to pull the plug on the idea. >> this is just about the busiest spot in fair fax. the traffic light downtown. and it's near here that phil, former grateful dead guitarist wants to build a music concert hall. 16,000 square feet of it and offer up to 1,000 concerts a year. >> it will change for ever. >> for some here, it's a love, hate thing. especially those who live next door. >> having a venue like this would be great. it's the size and scope of it that is way too big for this quaint little town. >> issues are the usual ones. traffic, parking, and noise, and some special ones neighbors associate with deadheads. >> all the musicians that friends, they want to park right here. >> they are working to reduce impacts, especially the parking. >> we are working with a couple of local businesses. to accommodate all of our parking needs and greatly exceed all of the parking requirements in town. >> proposes paying the church for use of its 200 parking lot and paying the city of fair fax $5 for every concert ticket sold. local business people see it as a huge b

it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> her owntragedy brought her to the bay area and she found michelle le's body. one mom's mission to help another grieving family. >>> the menu is tough to digest. how the government justifies spending $16 on a muffin. >> sometimes fake id's are better that night real ones. g really good fake id's cropping up at bars. where they're coming from and how easy it is to get one. good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. >> we learned more about how volunteers found michelle le's body. enter specifically, who helped find it. it turns out it was a woman who knows all too well what it's like to have a missing daughter. the woman from san diego county, along with her dog, found the remains over the weekend in a wooded area near senole. robert lyles on her personal mission. >> perhaps it takes profound loss to understand the profound need to find the missing. and terri understands profound loss. her 14-year-old daughter, amber dubois disappeared from a street in february, 2009. it would be more than a

participants in what is being called air napping, climb into a hammock and lie in a suspended position for 30 minutes where they're able to recharge and get rejuvenated. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's meteorologist todd santos. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning. >> anybody on a treadmill watching the show has to laugh and say, that's a fitness routine? >> i don't know if it will eliminate the waistline, but it will help with the rest. >> especially on your monday morning. a few areas actually looking for showers across portions of the southwest. actually, i want to bring you in to the radar in the southeast, especially the gulf, where we still have, as lion ntmened earlier, the potential for flooding. you see that red box, especially in that last frame, that's a tornado watch in effect until 4:00 p.m. today. with some of the bands rotating on shore, you may see these firing up, but also big time flooding over jackson, mi mississip mississippi. those numbers really starting to rack up especially across portions of the southeast. hurricane k

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it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> you know, every once in a while you get a little whiff of it and it has nothing to do with the way the giants are hitting these days. but a lot of people want to know. what is that smell coming from the bay near at&t park? that's tonight's good question. it is without question one of the most beautiful ballparks in the country. but occasionally, when a tide is going out and the wind is just right, you can get a whiff of something out here and it ain't baseball. >> the first question is whether it could be low tide. we want to make sure low tide sometimes does actually smell similar to sewage to many people. >> the other thing that smells a lot like sewage is sewage. the sf admits they had issues. >> pump station that is here was built in the 0s. so there's a huge amount of development that has gone on. >> wasn't much of a problem ten years ago when there wasn't that much people, but now with an explosion of development, there's how you say more stuff in the system? >> there's a lot of infrastructure and new buildings, including the ballpark here since

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. >> l out of control fire gutted a mansion in nap county tonigh tonight. flames race quickly through the wling home on at last peak road interthe silverado golf course. broke out at 5:20 this evening. some of the walls inside the structure collapsed we are tol told. structure -- construction workers left app hour before the fir started. they had putting on an addition to the house. fire chief says the layout made the design made it dangerous and challenging for firefighters. >> this is very unique design with a lot of special architect engineering feature to it. structure of the design is very difficult and has lots oven closed pockets where the fire is burning internally causing a lot of difficulty for firefighters to access those internal spaces and get the fire out. >> now the fire started in the house before igniting about half acre of brush and tree ass round the big home. nobody was hurt. investigators have not determined what sparked that fire. >> if and this the the the fire broke out at scrap metal yard west of oakland jack london square this afte

it's hard work; i need a nap. presbyterian college from clinton, sou >>> the cal bears first game at at&t park. a tiny college from south carolina stood in the way of jeff becoming the winningest coach in history. cal with three rushing touchdowns, jumped to a 21-0 lead. early in the 2nd, hits marvin jones in stride with a 51-yard touchdown. the bears out gained presbyterian in the first half. but the blue hose got aboard twice. he blocked the punt and picked it up for a touchdown. he would later score on an interception. later in the 2nd, maynard hit his brother on the post pattern for the score. maynard three touchdowns in the first half. the bears hold the hose to 48 total yards and a 63-12 win to improve to 3-0. scary sight for stanford, shape carted off the field after suffering a leg injury. 4th and 1 for the cardinals. anthony wilkerson and catches the defense completely by surprised. 10-0 stanford. the best quarterback on the field wasn't luck, completed his first 17 passes. this one a touchdown, stanford

participants in what is being called air napping climb into a hammock and lie in a suspended position for 30 minutes, where they are able to recharge, and get rejuvenated. i like that. and now a look at your national weather with todd santos. that's the kind of wrorkout i could get my head around. >> especially for early in the morning. >> they need to set up those hammocks in the hallways. >>> well, there's a lot going on. considering how we just started off the show, talking about fires, torns, everyone again some of the issues with tropical systems, especially this past weekend. last night the hurricane center issued their final advisory on the system, so it's kind of switching to just a mid latitude system, it's traveling along a frontal boundary. what you you really need to know today is that we're still dealing with heavy rainfall, a big threat no plaflash flooding. where you see the red box, that's the tornado watch box this effect up 7:00 central time. as some of the bands rotate on shore, you may see brief torns spin up. so if you live across the southeast today, even includi

>>reporter: she wakes her son julian from a nap. the circumstances were his quite different from that freightful nature back in october last year. when her husband ran into julian room to see what was wrong. >> as a parent you are used to typical crying and moneying this was an absolute panic scream that. >> tonight julian was wearing the sleep sack from hal o, the wearable blanket zipped up for added comfort and protection the. in fact they promote the product as the safer way to sleep. his parents say then 10 month old july an curled himself that the fetal position while sleeping. the eyelet from the zipper pull hooked on to his tooth. >> his taft was stuck on the zipper. literally stuck on his tooth. feet were up hear. and he was panicked trying to get it loose. >>reporter: julian kicked so hard he yanked his own tooth out. his mother shows blood was everywhere. halo declined on camera interview but spokesman wrote in an e-mail this type of incident occurring was extremely remote. less than 1 in a million yet they redesigned the

up, and it's going to be hotter for you in the east bay. 57 tonight, livermore. 57 in gilroy. 54 in nap amp for tomorrow -- napa. for tomorrow instead of the low and mid 80s in the south bay, we're going with upper 80s. 89 in los gatos. 88 in evergreen. 89 in livermore. we'll see mid to upper 70s in san jose. 84 in san mateo, 85 in redwood city. and san francisco even bumping up to 73 without the fog. napa and sonoma valleys going to mid 80s along with oakland at 75. santa rosa, 85. calistoga and lakeport expecting 90s. more any time on the weather channel on cable. and you can see in the seven-day forecast a big change thursday, friday, and saturday. low 90s inland. so we'll go with hot temperatures and the coastline temperatures, nice with the low 70s. but the surf is dangerous now. that's one thing to watch out for. >> good advice. thank you very much. >> definitely. >>> throw away immediately. that's the advice health experts aro own peoe wh ao own a product intended to relieve stress. we'll show you why. >>> and too pretty for th e mesy the message on one jenney t-shirt that has sh

>>reporter: she wakes her son julian from a nap. the circumstances were his quite different from that freightful nature back in october last year. when her husband ran into julian room to see what was wrong. >> as a parent you are used to typical crying and moneying this was an absolute panic scream that. >> tonight julian was wearing the sleep sack from hal o, the wearable blanket zipped up for added comfort and protection the. in fact they promote the product as the safer way to sleep. his parents say then 10 month old july an curled himself that the fetal position while sleeping. the eyelet from the zipper pull hooked on to his tooth. >> his taft was stuck on the zipper. literally stuck on his tooth. feet were up hear. and he was panicked trying to get it loose. >>reporter: julian kicked so hard he yanked his own tooth out. his mother shows blood was everywhere. halo declined on camera interview but spokesman wrote in an e-mail this type of incident occurring was extremely remote. less than 1 in a million yet they redesigned the

it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high definition. ' h a slap. >>> it was meant to hurt and i was totally shocked. >> it began with a shush and ended with a slap. tonight a bay area councilwoman accuses a councilman of assault. >>> one of the most wanted men in the world, how the birth of his children shows just how bold el chappo guzman is. >>> never has a pastry ruffled so many feathers, why one bay area campus is in an uproar over the price tag for sweets. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm dana king. >>> two women on the city council say they are sick of being mistreated by the men on the council. >> the last straw for one of the women, when a councilman slapped her hand in front of everyone. sharon chin has a copy of the video. you'll see it for yourself. >> it was more than four hours into a long council meeting in sausalito. the debate wasn't even heated, but first a shush and then a slap. is the first since the >> so this is not -- >> reporter: councilwoman carolyn ford said she was just trying to hear the report on dredging at th

it's hard work; i need a nap. roberta tosses back to set >>> we had a high temperature of 62 degrees in half-moon bay to 84 degrees in liver more. it was cooler today than what we experienced yesterday, but not as warm as it will be on our friday. now this is the scene across the city. we do have the coastal clouds pushing on shore. temperature wise into the 50s and the overnight hours. tomorrow the sun was shining. it will pan out to be warmer as the clouds lift and back out over the open ocean. 63 degrees in san francisco to 84 degrees in san jose. it's our future cast. it does illustrate the clouds wipe away towards the pacific ocean. leaving us with the abundance of sunshine. after a high of 78 in san jose, banking on 84 degrees. meanwhile, east bay numbers will be the warmest through the 80s into the 90s. 93 degrees outside number. up from 78 degrees will be santa rosa to 87 degrees. partial clearing. we were talking earlier about tropical moisture lifting up from southern california to the high sierra. a str

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it's hard work; i need a nap. giants hit the road seven games back with 22-to play... >>> after losing two out of three to the diamondbacks, the giants hit the road 7 games back with 22 to play. maybe pablo should talk to the rest of the giants bats because the pep talk certainly worked for him. pablo flushes a solo shot to dead center, then he strikes again, belts one into the right field seats and gives the giants a 3-1 lead. madson bumgarner pitched into the ninth and had a career high 13 strikeouts, his second straight start with double- digit strikeouts. he picks up his 10th win as the giants beat the padres 7-2. now the diamondbacks beat the rockies and have now won 12 of 13. so they remain 7 games up on the giants, with 21 to play. >>> a's and royals, rich hardin had 10 strikeouts in 5 innings, but the a's fell behind 3-0 early. scott sizemore changed that with a three-run hot to center, his ninth of the season, they scored 6 runs on 4 hits t a's up 6-4, billy butler hits his second homer of the game, he ra

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frosting of the epi deer miss which resolves in a few hours and we'll switch wave lengths from 1064 napters to 592 nanometers. we'll reduce the energy. let's treat the orange and the red, breaking up the color, now making the smaller pieces digestible by your body's pack men immune cells and then you pee it out. >> reporter: each requires several treatments and starting at $100 per square inch the cost adds up fast for big jobs. as for the result. >> you can hardly see anything left. >> that's the difference between being dude and sir. >> reporter: so, around the bay area, tattoos come off. as ink goes on, just with the slightly different notion of forever. in san francisco, elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> temperatures running well above average today in the mid- to upper 90s, but ,, state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto

it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness fuse in high definition.se en at led to >>> as the team was performing their tasks though came under fire. >> wanted for murder and hiding in the california wilderness, the close encounter that led to gunfire. >>> i would say the era of free checking has gone the way of the dinosaur. >> getting dinged for your debts. why you minute want to think twice about how you pay for your next purchase. >> here, put these in a bag. >> interview: what michael jackson's doctor asked his body guard to do moments after finding the king of pop dead. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >> a murder suspect almost caught in the largest manhunt in northern california in decades. >> but after a shootout between the suspect and sheriff's deputies he slipped away again into the men dozene oh county wilderness. more from mark in fort bragg with how he managed to get away. >> tonight authorities still don't know how many rounds the suspect, aaron basler, fired at deputies, they say the deputies returned about 10 rounds,

every deli baby landed pretty accurately naps with a test of my car. and on my way driving into the demonstration i decided i was going to wear my naval uniform and my opinion was fairly straightforward it was it was more like we are his uniform for the war talking to congress as to duty for son i certainly had the same rights that he did i could wear my uniform protesting the united states and. cities and small was court martialed by the navy for making a political statement while in uniform and following the march for a while g.i.'s turn themselves into the pursued your army stockade or keith mathur was being held so again to sign kind of by the movement people to go into the stockade and find out what was going on because they had been shot this prisoner and killed and one thousand year old private michael brutsch life in the army had been little more than a series of a wall violations his last stop was here the pursuit of your stockade where he was fatally shot last friday while trying to escape from the work detail. but the guard shot him and kill

we did not want to disturb your nap. just reading this book and calvin coolidge. he'd text that -- cut tax rates four times. how many times of light? one, sir. well, keep busy reagan, of course to went to school in the '20s. there were teaching economics, the old school. he was an economic sociology major. something stock. something stock. >> and you rank calvin coolidge number 12 right after jfk. etf can you have tied for seventh place. straight force across the board except for character. >> a mix story. on the upside to things about kennedy, he was never a wiener. he never heard stories about the isolation of the presidency and, well, is me. the step at the altar. you never heard the warning. every day was a new beginning. both very proud of their roots. and the fact that kennedy took responsibility for his mistakes. the fault for the bad things as mine. i am the president of the united states, the commanding authority of the government. are there any questions? the whole congress is going to be taken to the woodshed. the downside, of course, a lot has come out

which and i never left the house or saw the children and when he came home, if it was for sleep or for nap, i would sleep with him. please don't send me away to camp david. please don't send me anywhere. anything happen, we'll all stay right here with you. if it's in a bomb shelter or the white house, please, i just want to be on the lawn when it happens. i just want to be with you, and i want to die with you and the children do too. we don't want to live without you. >> reporter: she is a witness to history who will end up making history herself. she also analyzes all the players on the white house stage like lyndon baines johnson. she makes it clear she always thought he had his own ambiguous agenda saying he was picked to be vice president primarily for votes ininexas and to undo his mischievous power in the senate. >> if you had him up there with that enormous ego and bitter, so nobody was happy about it. everyone was even amazed that he accepted. and i think, well, some other people can tell you about it, going down to his room and everything and i guess he was drunk. >> reporter: she

participants began crying as soon as the entered the ring and others took the opportunity to enjoy a little nap. the shrine has been hosting this event now for just 300 years. that's it. thanks for joining us. we'll see you again in a half captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> this is "world news." tonight, round two. the second tropical storm in a week battering the u.s. tonight. bringing tornadoes and 20 inches of rain to the gulf coast. where is it headed next, and what is this lurking off the coast? hurricane katia. >>> stadium scare. something we've never seen before. the unprecedented measures taken when extreme weather descended on three major college football games. >>> an abc news exclusive. born and bred in virginia, the boy who grew up to become a terrorist, charged in the deadly ft. hood rampage. tonight, only on abc news, his family breaks its silence. >> do think he should get the death penalty? >>> and cold feet. the big day arrives for our favorite lost penguin, happy feet. time to be set free. but does he really want to go home? >>> good evening. and here we go again