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because that's what went down at the saint elias mini market in new bedford, massachusetts, it was robbed earlier in the week. then two robbers run in again, wielding knives. now the owner decides to fight back with a stick. his name is nicholas wood. he gets a stick out like it's a louisville slugger and starts lacing into these guys. eventually chases one robber out the door. his wife then goes and locks that robber out. so now the one solo robber is inside the mini market and this guy is just lacing into him and wait until you see what he picks for his second weapon of choice. a display shelf. >> just start swinging this huge display shelf at this guy. the guy doesn't know what to do at this point. >> he's locked in and he has a knife. >> did the other robber bust through the door? who is that? >> no. those are neighbors from a close by mexican restaurant. though saw the two masked men walk by. they went down to investigate the scene. saw nicholas fighting the robbers off. so they broke into the store, to help nicholas. wait until you see the gang of people, they bust in, they start ta

this happened in new bedford, massachusetts. hooded thief and an accomplice retreat without any loot. the store owner says, look, he works 14 hours a day and wasn't about to give that robber any money. you messed with the wrong one. >>> 48-year-old woman will be arraigned today in southern california for allegedly trying to kidnap a newborn baby. police in garden grove, southeast of los angeles, say the suspect entered a hospital monday wearing nurses' scrubs. she allegedly put an infant in a tote bag and tried to leave. authorities say she told her husband she was pregnant and needed the baby to continue the deception. that baby was not harmed. >>> cbs "moneywatch." the jobs market gets a boost. plus superheroes rescue disney's bottom line. ashley morrison with more. >>> good morning, terrell. homeowners are getting better at a new study showsgage payments.- the percent of borrowers falling behind on loans is at a three-year low following positive news about the job market. on tuesday, the labor department said the number of jo

. >> the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i have ever witnessed, a courseasically built in between two buildings, build on a swamp. >> we're here with paul at bonedeath. >> it started out as a bet. just build the most ridiculous possible things you can think of. have everybody throw money into a hat and say, hey, look, you have something you wanted to do, and you think it's worth a price, you do it and i'll tell you your reward. it got everyone to push themselves. >> they had riders jumping off ledges, riding down rails, riding across like 2 by 6s. they went so far as to have dead animals on the landings. >> one of the daredevil riders who sticks out is matt plassman. he decides he wants to attempt the biggest most difficult jump in the competition. a ten-foot high leap over two septic tanks known as the holy roller. >> we were talking about it since that morning as a joke. oh, maybe somebody will jump this. i didn't actually think somebody would literally try it. >> paul should have known. in the bmx world, if you build it, apparently they will jump. >> th

. >>> a convenience store owner in new bedford, massachusetts, took on a knife-wielding robber fridaylay rack. the robber and an accomplice finally left the store without anything. the store owner says, listen, he works 14 hours a day, he wasn't about to give anything to the robber. he said, charlie, why should i hand over my money? i'm thinking because he has a knife and threatening your life. >> might be a good reason. >> two of america's most powerful ceos are making a major announcement this morning. starbucks howard schultz and jack dorsey who is co-founder of twitter, are both with us in studio 57. >> they'll talk with us in a few minutes. >>> right now, it's time for "healthwatch" with dr. holly phillips. >> good morning. in today's "healthwatch," a spice of life. if you're looking for a tasty meal that might also fight diabetes, consider turning up the heat with a bit of curry. researchers have found that a compound in the spice called can you remember cumin has benefits. the new study found 240 adults with pre-diabetes, people with abnormally high blood sugar levels. they wer

the lovebirds were hitting the gym in bedford, new york. showing off her great shape in shorts.t, ryan. wonder if they're neighbors, martha stewart and richard gere workout at the same gym. >> is that one day on and six days off for ryan reynolds. >> i'm sure. went home and opened a six-pack. >>> let the postolympic endor endorsements begin for michael phelps. he's back in the water, soaking in a tub for louis vuitton. the bag, sitting on a towel nearby. slow down. in another photo from the annie leibovitz shoot. phelps sits on a couch. you can see who is sitting next to him. 77-year-old larisa -- say it for me, josh. >> larisa -- >> of russia, who held the record that phelps just broke. they must have been confident that that record would be broken. we're shocked. the first one is very nice. >> you cover michael phelps every day. >> i know. he's my new pippa. >> he's shirtless. >> michael phelps, the new pippa. >>> i'm still working on this one. the new hollywood couple name here. but it does look like john mayer and katy perry will need one. they are looking like a couple. ano

moving a little closer to home, in bedford, new york, this home is down $3.5 million, this is an estatet 100 acres. down $3.5 million. florida has been a huge hot spot for real estate recently. donald trump talking yesterday about homes in miami are going. but prices are still falling at the high end. this home in delray beach down $4.5 million. or 19%. now going forward this year, a lot depends on the stock market. but realtors tell me that the high-end market should continue to strengthen as prices fall. melissa? >> all right. robert frank, fascinating stuff. makes me want to go -- >> buy a mansion, right? >> bells are about to ring across europe. we've got the close and the details on the impact here in the u.s. right after this. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. heart of every innovation. wow. that feels really good! and now, sl

he made these remarks at a politics and eggs breakfast in bedford, new hampshire.vent, which began in 1996, is a regular stop for

he made these remarks at a politics and eggs breakfast in bedford, new hampshire. it started in 1996. it continues at st. anselm college. >> >> thank you. thank you, jim, for that very warm introduction. thank you for your leadership with the new england council. thank all of you who are members of the new england council. it is great to participate in this tradition of politics and eggs. i look forward to signing a couple more of those eggs as the morning goes on. i want to thank the new hampshire institute of politics were hopping to organize this -- for helping organize this effort. i want to recognize some of my former colleagues, one person who i the privilege of working -- who i had the privilege of working with, paul, who was here this morning. thank you for all your service and what you are continuing to do in your various capacities. mike, thank you for your leadership and past service to the country. larry, thank you for helping to pull this together. to all of you, it is really a privilege to be up here in the granite state of new hampshire. we all know

he made these remarks at a politics and eggs breakfast in bedford, new hampshire. it is a regular stop for presidential candidates. this is an hour. >> thank you. thank you, jim, for that very warm introduction. thank you for your leadership with the new england council. thank all of you who are members of the new england council. it is great to participate in this tradition of politics and eggs. i look forward to signing a couple more of those eggs as the morning goes on. i want to thank the new hampshire institute of politics were hopping to organize this effort. i want to recognize some of my former colleagues, one person who i the privilege of working with, paul, who was here this morning. thank you for all your service and what you are continuing to do in your various capacities. mike, thank you for your leadership and past service to the country. larry, thank you for helping to pull this together. to all of you, it is really a privilege to be up here in the granite state of new hampshire. we all know this is a pivotal moment in the presidential election, and

new hampshire. it's a regular stop for presidential candidates and their surrogates. it took place in bedford and was organized by the new england council and the new hampshire institute of politics at saint anselm college. this is about an hour. [applause] >> well, thank you, jim, for that very warm introduction, and thank you for your leadership with the new england council, and thank all of you who are members of the new england council. it's great to participate in this tradition of politics and eggs, and i look forward to try and sign a couple more of those eggs as the morning goes on. i also want to thank, um, the new hampshire institute of politics for helping organize this effort. and i do want to recognize some of my former colleagues, one person who i had the privilege of working with, paul hodes, who is here this morning. thank you, paul, for all your service is and what you're continuing to do in various different capacities. and, of course, mike harrington. mike, thank you for your leadership and past service to the country. larry zabar, thank you for helping pull this together,

. >> new tonight, if you lost track of hundreds of millions of dollars, you would probably have more to say than "oop "s. checkey bedford tells us that that is the state's response to what they call a series of errors. >> i have been through eight several recessions. >> they have been in in business for 79 years. >> i get a rept so i know what is coming. >> that is why he cannot understand the state's explanation that accounting errors caused them to lose track of more than $400 million >> the government is a business. but they don't act like real business people. >> state leaders say that their budget is more complicated, different accounting methods between the department of finance and the comptroller's office along with human error are to blame for the hundreds of millions of dollars in funding discrepancies and not a case of hidden money. >> we do not have lots of pots of money that are not available. >> the audit of 500 special funds were ordered by the governor asked her it was discovered the parks department had stashed away $54 million but the finance department director says none of the inaccuracies sees they