so when he asked him, why is nick sending you money?bviously, they're not going to say the true reason why i'm -- they're not going to tell on themselves. so the obvious reason is to say, yeah, he owed it to us for whatever reason it was. so ralph not believing what i had to say but believing them wrote me up for it instead. >> the thing about with mr. compton, this ain't the first time he's tried to pull something, not only here but at other facilities. tried to get protective custody. it's one of them things where he got caught up this time. i've got other information from other sources stating he likes to get in debt and can't pay his debt. so that's a behavioral thing. so what you do is discipline the behavior. that's what we're doing. he's still going to protective custody. we have to do something to protect him. he's going home here shortly. it might be moved a little bit further back because of the conduct report. but that's not my decision. at this point compton's case is closed. >> later with the video camera we provided him, c

nick and john have joined us once again.st one is about getting out of your business. >> i want to have an exit strategy. i have a wonderful client base. we have wonderful clients that we care about. and we just want to make sure that do i sell it, do i dissolve it? >> all right, i'll start with you, nick, because you had a couple of successful exits yourself. how do you figure out what the endgame is? >> great question. sometimes you know going in, right, if you had investors coming in, you know what you're headed for. in this woman's situation, it sounds like she developed the business on her own and now needs -- needs to find a good place for it to land. maybe it is opposed to looking externally, the way to do it is develop someone internally. someone comes in a junior level, can work their way up, and has the goal of taking over the business so she can move out in a slower and easier fashion. >> john, it seems like a smart thing to think about. once you know the end, you can work backwards to figure out how to get there.

so when they asked him, why is nick sending you money.say the true reason why i am, not going to tell him. the obvious reason is to say, yeah, he owed it to us for whatever reason it was. so, ralph, not believing what i had to say, but believing now. wrote me up for it instead. >> the thing about with mr. compton. this ain't the first time he tried to pull something, not only here, but at other fa si facilities to get protective custody. one of the things where he got caught up this time. other information from sources. likes new get in debt can't pay his debt. behavioral thing. what you do behavioral, is you discipline the behavior. that's what we are doing. he is going to protective custody. he is going home here shortly. might be moved further back because of the report. that's not my decision. that's hp's decision. at this point, compton any case is closed. >> later with the individually camera we provided him, compton expressed his feelings about the writeup. >> let's talk about this. the end result on this situation right here. what

sally and nick: yahoo!he shrinkamadoodle. (giggling) what sort of things do beetles take care of? they don't have cookie jars. who's that on my tree stump?! cat in the hat: there's your answer. stan likes to guard the tree stump where he lives. get off my tree stump! whoa, stan's scary! super scary! (groaning) both: whoa! (stan roaring) stan, it's me! oh, cat! you should have said you were coming. whoa! uh, can you give me a hand? no problem! ready to roll, team? one, two, three! go! (all straining) oh, thank you so much for helping me. you're welcome! i'm nick, and this is my friend, sally. pleased to meet you both. see? stan isn't scary at all. nah, it's all just pretend. i wouldn't hurt a fly. don't you eat flies? no, i prefer wood sap! oh, and honeydew. mm-mm! but you've got those scary horns! oh, they're for scaring away! (chuckling) i keep other bugs away from my stump by looking scary. oh, i have an idea! we can look scary to keep sneaky cookie snatchers away from our cookie jar! like this-- (growlin

i want to bring in nick payton walsh. we heard about the president considering military action in syria. many of these have been on the internet. they have put them all in one form for these committee members to be able to see. i noticed as well there's a logo that's burned and printed on that video. where is it coming from? >> they signify the activist groups that have doing the videos. it means it came from activists and passed out by you tube and picked up by the u.s. government seemed to verify it. that's the process they've been doing for the last few years. you have to try to talk to people over there and recognize things in the background. it's all part of the intelligent picture now the u.s. has to sell to congress. >> let's talk about waiting for the u.n. report, the inspector's report after seeing this video. >> i think it's increasingly evident now. pretty much the first time mentioned the report when talking yesterday saying how results could impact upon the decision that russia has taken. we're not quite sure

nick and joe as well did solo projects i was able to focus on a t.v. show the wife and just be at home and be a husband for a little while which was really nice and then when we started writing coming back together in new york it just started to click and it didn't click right away it took a little bit of time legally spent a year doing this album and we didn't want to rush through it we didn't want to make it just in china and out want to make it special for the break up was of the bed split right now known it wasn't so much a break up in our minds as it was just a sort of transitioning and a need to sort of take a step back after about six years of sort of being right in people's faces for so much time and also for us you know we turned on i think four records and four and a half years so we did a lot of joe did you think it was over for good oh i didn't know i kind of figured we'd be getting back together eventually i wasn't sure how long i thought it was actually would be a lot quicker than the three years but it was the perfect amount of time and

soul twenty million albums worldwide the eldest by the way of the group is only twenty five years old nick joe and kevin jonas join me today their latest single first time is out now and their fifth album aptly titled five will be out this fall august a big month not only the seventh anniversary would debut album but joe you were twenty four years old so an important two thousand and i did the interview it at the cowboys new stadium on live well you guys opened that stadium right there were december for we almost didn't go because the rigging wasn't set up properly at the show yeah so two days before the opening of our tour was one of our biggest at that time you know we're all excited and we show up and like the show might not happen. and it was a very moment now you know mary jones hearing all right what brought you guys split up tell me the story of his cabin you split up in the back with yes we all need some time to live a little bit a life and you know enjoy that. and grow and go on your own journeys and each one of us did some individual projects nichols was able to do or more broadw

our nick peyton walsh talked about that a short time ago. back cnn intelligence and security analyst, bob, on cnn earlier. our senior international correspondent, nick peyton walsh. and a senior fellow at stanford university's hoover institution. of course, princeton university political historian, julian zelizer. before i get to bob, i want to go back to nick peyton walsh. these are good questions. you asked how is the assad regime going to react to that? this is a big question. >> we don't know but it's possible given the fact he was irrational enough to use chemical weapons and probably provoke this international response. if we see one. he will retaliate somehow. he may try and just say, look, survival is victory. if i get through and come out of the rubble with my arm in the air, that's enough. it's possible given how volatile and messed up that whole region is he may do something which could impact allies like israel, take a country like lebanon that's so close to the edge anyway and push it further toward disaster. a lot could potenti

joining me now again is nick paton walsh. people and children get caught in the cross fire. >> one of the most terrifying things about this war is that the most affected are children. there are a million child refugees out of the 2 plus million people displaced. more than half of that is children. there are 6,000 estimated who are children, which in a war is remarkable. the combatants on the front line are normally adults. here is the story of a young girl whose last moments we caught. on the streets, a truck races through traffic. we follow them because we've seen a man leap inside carrying a limp little girl in his arms, but perhaps because our car is new, he now rushes towards us for help. grena is 4. "go to the hospital," he says. "guys, she's choking." she was on the balcony at home when a bullet struck from no where he explains. she is struggling to breathe. a bullet has hit her cheek. at the hospital, the doctors move to clear her airway. they think she'll live, but this underequipped rebel hospital can't treat her ful

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new york columnist nick kristof. susan rice expected to speak about syria in an our. we'll bring you that live just ahead. after the break, politics of intervention, as president obama seeks congressional approval will his party vote yes. we'll discuss when the progressive change campaign committee's adam green joins us next on "now." [ male announcer ] what's important to you? at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. hanging out with this guy. he's just the love of my life. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. keeping up with them. i love it! [ male announcer ] helping you -- now that's what's important to us. plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i

♪ sorry about nick's stinky socks! ssstrange place for sssocks. howdy nick. hi! hello!d it on a rock. and this is a little bit of my first jam sandwich! we're coming, nick and slyde, we're gonna find you... ha! (laughs) unh? no, cat, that's too small! hmmm... ♪ eeeyouch! oooh, yenawww... ouch! ow... hurting! and this scrape is from a ssshrub branch. and this is a pen mark! and thisssss is a split from growing too big! me too. right here! (giggles) my old ssskin is a bit too tight right now. (grunt) so's my sweater. found you! it was impossible not to find you! you hide very loud! new game! who can wiggle like a snake? (everyone together) me! me! me! (wiggle sounds) (giggles) yeah! (giggles) this is the best game ever! no, no, no! you need to keep your arms and legs in to wiggle and slide like a ssssssnake. hmmm... it's true. but how do we do that? you'd both make great snakes if you got into these socks. ssso true. i could teach you how to ssslide like a sssnake easily then! but they're smelly! and way too small! this is a job for thing one and thing two! (whistles) (bo

cnn's nick valencia is there, and, nick, what are you seeing from your vantage point? >> reporter: some incredible, dramatic pictures here that we've seen over the course of the last couple of days, fred. and this is one of them. this is the st. vrane river, and on a normal day, this is a creek. you could walk across this thing. if you look at how fast the water's moving here and all of the debris that it's broult as the floodwaters have moved through this area, at its peak, probably about up to here, around my thigh here. it washed out this road and brought a lot of debris with it. completely collapsing a section of this road right behind me. if you could take a look right back there, it's a section that just collapsed from the force of the floodwater. and the scene is not that much different. miles and miles down the road, these fields right next to me also flooded out. and you see that tree right there in the distance, fred? uprooted. completely uprooted. but the debris. let's get back to the debris. it's brings through things like this, big chunks of trees, mud, ro

. >> good morning commissioners nick for the department. the item before you would alter the current rate structures of the booting boat house to create a variable price structure during peak and winter months. before i begin talking about the stem i want to give you an update since you probably have not been out to the boat promise. for a little refresh that pr this is what the boat house looked like before and a snack bar that needs a loving touch up. since in march of 2013 ortega completed this project and we see here the in that case bar which has retained the old character of the building but has been renovated. a boat house interior is open to the public has been decorated with memorabilia about the history of the lake and a booting in general. and, of course, new fleet of rental boats out there at the boat house. since ortega took over in october of 2003 they've achieved many of the milestones we've asked them to do. they complete the renovation in 2013 and because of those renovations and changed at the boat house we've seen revenue

you're nodding, nick. part of the problem we have waited too long already. >> i agree with everything nick has said. so he ended up by saying, of course, there is risk involved. the way i look at it, there is risk involved only for american men and women and i don't see where this issue is important enough for members of congress, who have no skin in the game. you know, they don't get these volunteers for combat at harvard or at yale. these kids come from communities like mine. if there is risk involved, risk for whom? >> is your concern boots on the ground, congressman? >> no question about it! >> this resolution sets limits 90 days and says no boots on the ground. >> resolutions about iraq. you start a war, nobody, nobody is going to tell you that you can limit it. no one can judge reaction of the country you've attacked, especially irresponsible people. >> the president answered that very specific concern this morning just a few minutes ago. let me play for you what he had to say about his vote on iraq.

, well, remember that guy, nick carter?. >> reporter: in his new book, "facing the music and living to talk about it," he writes about everything from his 2005 dui arrest, to his party-fueled relationship with former girlfriend, paris hilton. you said paris hilton was probably the worst person you could have dated at that time. >> i'm just a boy toy. don't get me wrong. honestly, i was under the influence a lot during that relationship. >> reporter: 33-year-old carter says his drug and alcohol abuse were so severe, it caused changes to his brain. >> i was self-medicating. you talk about hydrocodones, vicodins. >> reporter: carter says his problems stem back to the emotional and mental abuse he suffered as a child. >> stop it. >> reporter: his family dysfunction playing out in the 2006 reality show, "house of carters." >> that's what it was. there was no thought behind it. put as much people in the house that have issues and let them explode. >> reporter: carter says he finally turned his life around, after he was diagnosed

your turn nick! nick...?! (laughs) look at my tail sally! i can even wag it! see?gettin' tails? okay, but make sure you get one the right size. we can go! we can go! we can go! we can go! i know! i know! to the thingamajigger! hang onto your bubbles, fish! we're going to the jungle of wagga-tag-tail to choose a tail. "wagga-tag-tail"? oooh what fun! ♪ are you ready? - yes we are! ♪ ♪ are you steady? - yes we are! ♪ ♪ are you sure you're ready to explore....? ♪ ♪ yes we are! ♪ then buckle up! ♪ flick the jiggermawhizzer! (laughs) (boing) (honk) (pop) ♪ (laughs) isn't this fun? ya-hooooooo! ♪ here we go, go, go, go! on an adventure. ♪ ♪ the thingamajigger is up and away! ♪ ♪ go, go, go, go! on an adventure. ♪ ♪ we're flying with the cat in the hat today! ♪ ♪ we're going to a place where we can pick, ♪ ♪ a tail for sally and one for nick! ♪ ♪ here we go, go, go, go! on an adventure. ♪ ♪ go, go, go, go, go! ♪ ♪ (honk, honk) i spy with my feline eye, something that begins with ... 'the jungle of wagga-tag-tail!' hurray! hurray! we're here! hang on 'cause ...down we gooo

>> that's exactly how charlie feels, nick. >> toon town is going to close. >> as you can see here, charlie is not happy about toon town going away so his dad chris set the camera to rolling and told charlie to make his appeal to disney. >> it's really fun. >> toon town has been around for ten years. >> why in the world would they close it? so many people enjoy toon town. >> the number of people using toon town is diminishing but the number of people using club penguin, another interactive site, is 200 million. >> they shouldn't have created competition for himself. >> 20 years ago if a kid lost his favorite toy or game he would be upset, but you could say that was your fault, you should have kept it an eye on it. this time his favorite toy or game is getting yanked from him. >> it's not just kids upset. this guy uploaded some of his video from his toon town play. >> i don't know what to say. you guys have made this game so fun to play. >> you have grown-ups and kids signing an online petition encouraging bob iger and some other big executives at disney to keep toon town around. and so far

next written step you do prime britain'sick clegg -- deputy prime minister nick likes spoke about the party current achievements as well as how the party will move forward. an hour.t [applause] >> if you think the new party looks like the old alliance, you are right. >> a fair, free society in which we seek to balance the fundamental values of liberty, equality and community. >> it is set of our determination to bring self- government to scotland and wales and true democracy to britain, the return of power to the people, to create a citizens democracy. we are right. >> all people share the same basic rights. >> the courage to face down. >> we champion the freedom, dignity and well-being of individuals. >> we will stand up above all else for social justice. we have to give a voice to the disadvantaged and displaced. >> we are committed to fight poverty, oppression, hunger, ignorance, disease. >> the house of commons should be given the right of a vote on whether our forces should be sent into battle. >> the quest for freedom and justice can never end. >> we stand for three things, free

nick peyton walsh, thanks so much. >> it is the dawn of a new international terror. it's the biggest one this terror group has carried out thus far. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, united purpose. ♪ that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ >>> tajs are still being held in a mall. we just learned from sourszs within al shabaab that three people who are allegedly among the attackers lived in the united states. the terror based in sew malg ya right next to kenya. this could be an alarming new step for that group. >> well, we could look at this as the disturbing debut on the international stage of a new international terror threat. al shabaab has been around for a number of years, has carried out some smaller attacks, but nothing on this scale. and, in fact, african union forces, including kenya forces, had in recent years success pushing al shabaab out of many of its strongholds. this would seem to in

we rarely talk about nick carter from backstreet boys. 's 33 years old and has a book about his life a decades' long struggle with alcohol and drugs. you can tell it was a struggle because he's only 33. drugs, you know, sometimes they take a toll on you. the young man is the first one to admit, you know, that the drugs were the absolute demon. thank god he's sober. now he's admitting that at the peak of his addiction, he used cocaine and drank a large bottle of vodka every night. but --h but his biggest drug regret is taking ecstasy because -- on ecstasy, it left him with permanent dage up he causing bouts of depression. they say that about ecstasy, though. it can happen either the first time you take it or eventually, you know, eating out a part of your brain that leaves with permanent depression. i didn't know that. anyway, he also blames his ex-girlfriend, paris hilton. now see -- druggies, you don't blame anybody but you, you know. you shouldn't have done that part, nick. i'm going to tell you what he writes about paris. and then we'r

and pirate nick! we had a great big fan we could make enough wind to blow the kite right out of the tree! (gasp) what a great idea! let's get it done. this is a job for thing two and thing one! (whistle) ♪ (giggling) ♪ awesome! ♪ we need more wind! ♪ i got it! cool! now is it home time? okay cat, here we go! (effort noises) did it work? only one way to find out: flick the jiggermawhizzer! (laughing) (boing) yahoo! next stop ahhh, home! wa-hooo! wind moves us and cools us and flies our kite in the sky. it's really such fun to give it a try. but when the wind blows with all of its might... (takes deep breath) take my advice kids - and please hold on tight! wahoo! yikes! at least its not windy underwater! wind check? let's go! (laughing) what fun! up up and away! (laughing) oh, it looks pretty! hi kids! i've got a great question for you! what does a squirr

. >>> this week on double divas, we meet bianca and nick. >> i was born male. i'm transitioning to be femalfe. i was born female and i'm in the transition to become male. >> and nick happens to be pregnant with their second child. >> will they find out the gender? >> a little bit of both actually. well, nick is visiting the store to get a compression bra to hide his boobs. >> i did my best to compress your breasts. >> yeah, you did. >> looks good. >> actually does. >> very nice. >> it's actually perfect. it compresses a lot more than what i have now. >> as the pregnant one in the room, that looks so painful. oh, my god. >> that was going to be my question. wouldn't that hurt? i know it doesn't matter that much for lydia, but -- >> dude -- >> when he puts on the golf shirt after, it looks like most of the guys that i golf with. just a big huge beer belly. >> i'm a little concerned that we're finding out that pregnant women and 55-year-old beer drinkers are not that different. >> no, they aren't. >> i'm turning into my father. p. >>> why is it that every woman tr

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nick? >>reporter: good evening.ere were plenty of tears but no fing pointing in fact this community came together as a family. recognizing that this the morning tragedy was in deed an accident. and sending a message of will have and support to both the family of the boy and the driver who struck and killed him. >> the only way i can explain it is heart sick. >>reporter: lick hundreds whose showed up at this school in discovery bay this evening was here to remember 12-year-old hue killed this morning in what everyone is calling a tragic accident. >> it could happen to if my children anybody child. >>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medley pulled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident happen

what is this, nick? >> i want a girlfriend. [laughter] >> all right. all right.

and nick in his vision, nick who served actually as the head of foundry for a kindred institution across the bay, the crucible came up with this amazing vision of this hand crafted bell that each speaker as they get up here today will put another ring on at the very end, we have a very special guest, who will do the final ringing and we will open up for the day. so for my ring, i want to honor our institutional history and memory and for all of those who have come before us. thank you, dennis very much. >> our next speaker needs no introduction, he is a advocate for redevelopment and believes in buildinging the peaceful communications and a great communitier and collaborative or and reorganizing agency to better serve all of us in the bay area and coming all of those to come to the exporatorium he is a walking billboard for this place. please welcome san francisco mayor ed lee. [ applause ] thank you, dan. dan i just wanted to say, thank you for your great work and leadership, you are quickly earning, this new title that we are creating here, explainer extradinaire. in fact when we were

nick? >>reporter: good evening.ere were plenty of tears but no fing pointing in fact this community came together as a family. recognizing that this the morning tragedy was in deed an accident. and sending a message of will have and support to both the family of the boy and the driver who struck and killed him. >> the only way i can explain it is heart sick. >>reporter: lick hundreds whose showed up at this school in discovery bay this evening was here to remember 12-year-old hue killed this morning in what everyone is calling a tragic accident. >> it could happen to if my children anybody child. >>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medley pulled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident happen

well, nick thank you so much for sharing with us.is is important, sobering information that can so easily get lost in all the rhetoric coming out of washington. thanks again. > >thanks for having me on. bill-- there's more to come on the debt threat. up next--are lawmakers in washington killing the economy by making last minute decisions? 2 different trader views are coming up next in chart talk. i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. today in chart talk we are taking it up a notch wi

abc's nick watt went undercover for our series "nightline on the lookout." >> now you're rolling. >>r delivery. >> these are probably clothes. >> reporter: it's sunrise in phoenix, arizona, and an undercover operation is in the works. >> i think we should remember that he's not suspecting. >> reporter: and there's backup outside. >> i've got an unmarked state pickup. i'll give you a yell when he shows up. >> reporter: joanne and brian ramel are on edge, awaiting the the arrival of a moving truck, loaded with their worldly possessions. >> anxiously looking through the blinds. >> yeah. >> i'll just be sitting here, or should i go with you? >> reporter: they enlisted the help of the law. this man here, that's j.j.stroh, an agent for the arizona department of weights and measures. they get called a lot by people with moving problems. >> you look like the friend who is here to help them move. >> reporter: they tipped off the lookout. >> ah, here they are, the unmarked truck. >> reporter: this is the story of a family who found themselves locked in a battle with their moving company. and t

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. >> nick, two words, rock star. thanks for watching, everyone. "around the world" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a shoot-out at a kennal maul was more calculated than originally thought. kenyan intelligence say the terrorists rented a shop inside that mall a year ago. >>> and a blockbuster report on climate change. this is a big one. waters and temperatures are rising and scientists say who's to blame? look in the mirror. >>> plus, it's intended to protect people from radiation exposure. but a fence put around japan's crippled fukushima plant now discovered it has a hole in it. i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm mike holmes. thanks for your company this friday. it is that week every year when most of the world's leaders converge on the united nations in new york, and as you know, the man who's gotten a whole lot of attention at this year's general assembly is the iranian president. spoke to reporters a few minutes ago. >> we're talking about ha sass rowhani of iran. his comments have, of course, made news around the globe,

nick, give me the other said. >> can i address the question?t's important and true we have violated human rights. why should we tell other countries that. what right do we have to talk about nay mpom in syria. it doesn't mean we shouldn't have kept quiet about the holocaust, and it is better to inconsistently stand up, some critically stand up and save some lives than consistently save none. >> phillip, let me ask you the question who we will wind up helping here. "the new york times" will have a cover with syrian soldiers, apparently, laid out and being shot by rebels. today's cover. here it is. who winds up being benefitted by this? who takes over? do you improve the situation? are you helping al qaeda or having extremist elements? >> that gets to the obvious question that we don't know why this is being done. this is no stated intended outcome. we know about these unintended consequences being thrown around. how do we want this to end? over a year and a half ago when the death -- or around a year and a half ago when it was around 10,000, the

the precautionary principle in this country in europe there has been a provisional ban against new nick such as amid a quote printed a two year provisional ban. in the past. protests for months and those moderate corn which they claim is causing the bees to die do they know something we don't about g m o's have there been any conclusive evidence at all linking g m o's to c.c.d. well we know that g.m.o. is affecting the gut and the mistake is that a lot of people bash monsanto or as i say i'm on satan and they are guilty of

cool. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right.iness school did a study. we're going to see how we did. 70% checked their phone within an hour of getting up. >> guilty. >> yeah. 56, an hour of going to sleep. >> yeah, guilty. >> 48%, fridays, saturdays. >> i do. >> yeah. continuously during vacation? >> maybe not. >> maybe not. maybe we're not so bad. >> i've got to check my phone. >> maybe not. >> got to check my phone. [ male announcer ] when not treated properly, your carpet stains can reappear. [ laughing ] [ male announcer ] try resolve stain remover, the formula penetrates deep into your carpet and removes stains so they don't come back. trust resolve. forget stains. [ female announcer ] you walk into your laundry room and it just hits you! that nasty odor coming from your washer. say farewell to the smell with tide washing machine cleaner. it goes straight to the source of the stink to lift odor-causing residues off your washer's drum. tide washing machine cleaner. ♪ square cut or pear-shaped these rocks don't lose their sha

nick schifrin, abc news, outside buckingham palace. >> our thanks to nick. >>> here at home, a weekendth police has left a homeowner dead. that man, 107 years old. >> police in pine bluff, arkansas, said they were called to a home after an elderly man pointed a gun at two people. officers helped the people get out safely. police say monroe isadore shot at s.w.a.t. team members who then returned fire. >>> a new study released overnight. should younger women get mammograms? new research suggests that women who don't get mammograms, even younger women, comprise a sizable portion of breast cancer deaths. the government panel had recommended breast cancer screening be limited to women between 50 and 74 years old. that led to limits on insurance coverage for younger women. >>> and tapping the brakes on tattoos. a new think before you ink bill is proposed in the nation's capital. washington, d.c., lawmakers are considering a mandatory 24-hour waiting period before you get a piercing or a tattoo. it's intended to minimize the morning after regret that many people feel after a hasty late-night

nick? >>reporter: good evening.ere were plenty of tears but no fing pointing in fact this community came together as a family. recognizing that this the morning tragedy was in deed an accident. and sending a message of will have and support to both the family of the boy and the driver who struck and killed him. >> the only way i can explain it is heart sick. >>reporter: lick hundreds whose showed up at this school in discovery bay this evening was here to remember 12-year-old hue killed this morning in what everyone is calling a tragic accident. >> it could happen to if my children anybody child. >>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medleyht shouldlled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident

we'll go todom nick in boulder, colorado.eather is now moving in. >> yes, absolutely harris. we learned from the woulder office of emergency management they are expecting three inches of rain overnight between midnight and early hours of the morning andçó the public affair officer said if you think throw inches doesn't sound like a lot >ting and going to be bad all over the again. this comesÑi after just 40 minus ago, the authorities issued em$)e flash flood warnings forÑi the denver area. it ended in denver andçó they expect to see flash floods are happening right now while we are on the air. it is the southeast denver metro denver city and a urora and buckley air force base. and epgle hood and southwest denver county west a rapa ho county. there is evacuation orders in fort mason. three resivors that are looking full. it rivers that are running through the xhup system going to burst its banks. it is all happening right now, harris. >> if you think it is a simple weather event. this is a prolongedentious vent getting peopl