they haven't found any baby hell benders in the ozarks in a long time.the fish and wildlife service just said these are officially endangered. >>. could he be in trouble for picking this up? >> i don't know that, but if you kill one you could get in trouble. >> did you play the game salamander when you were a kid? >> i did. that's awesome that you played that. i definitely did. >> somebody yells salamander! >> salamander! >> there's obsess and then there's -- obsessed. these photos are of her bert chavez. he is a 35-year-old man from the philippines, who has been having plastic surgery since 1995, to look like -- superman. this video is an exclusive that's coming to us from bendiya news. >> he's had chin augmentation, he's had rhino plasty. he's had injections to plump up his lips. he's had thigh implants, to make himself look more muscular. he told the paper that he's planning to go through an operation that's going to make him taller. he obviously needs some psychotherapy. he told the news that they're worried that he has body dismorphic disorder. he c

and they are well maintained and they add to the economy of lake and ozarks. they are good hard-working decent people and to have their homes destroyed is just nonsensical. >> karen walker, thank you. good luck. coming up here, more of our breaking news here from the medical world. same group that told women not to get mammograms now has warning for men. we have the reasons you need to hear. plus this. >> to watch the president of the united states give up on governing, give up on leading, and spend full time campaigning. >> strong words from the speaker of the house. john boehner and other republicans ramping up criticism as president obama's campaign season heats up. campaign season is speeding up. why some voters will get their chance in the booth sooner than they thought. ♪ [ female announcer ] the road is not exactly a place of intelligence. highway maintenance is underfunded, costing drivers $67 billion a year, and countless tires. which drivers never actually check because they're busy, checking email. this is why we engineered a car that makes 2,000 de

you can see the northern lights n is down in the ozarks of arkansas and again just wild sights when we the clear skies and high pressure like we have right now. the radar is all clear. we are still dry, still calm tonight. the weather will be in a big changing state as we go into this time tomorrow evening. for now, other 50's across the state from the beaches to the mountains, that's it in terms of the air temperatures, justice a few clouds, if you are a sky watcher, may be tougher to see any kind of northern lights, but take a look at the wider perspective, developing storm system out to the north and west. this will change it up in to the next 24 to 72 hours, this time for night into friday night and early saturday. high pressure for another day or so. i think the weather will stay mild again tomorrow. clouds increase, the chance for rain will start to come in by tomorrow evening with the boundary, the future trend in motion. just a couple showers on the leading edge and it's beginning to develop by tomorrow eveningl. by thursday morning, that is where we look for better chances for

the lake of the ozarks is a privately opened lake, power is generate interested a hydroelectric plant at the lake's dam. ferc regulates the power plant and required them to submit a shoreline management plan as part of a 40-year lease application for the continued operation of the dam and osage renewal energy center. they submitted the paperwork over two years ago and after sitting on the application for over two years, this july ferc rejected their plan and substituted their own plan which includes an order requiring them to remove as many as 4,000 out-of-compliance structures near the shoreline and within the boundary of the dam project. here's an example of some of the structures they say need to go. ferc stated the structures, quote, should be removed in a timely manner and site restored to pre-existing conditions. this ludicrous order could result in the unnecessary removal of thousands of homes and other structures along over 1,100 miles of shoreline. what makes this action so onerous is that the property owners have clear title to this land with an easement giving them the righ

and also just a little bit to the southwest of it where it's very much like the ozarks. admitted they are stumped on this one. they don't have a lot to go on. megyn: how old are the other two children in the house? >> my understanding is they are ages 7 and 10. the family twawkd police last night. the mom and dad, until 10:30. we are told there will be people talking to the young boys, those trained in dealing with this kind of investigaon involving youngsters. megyn: do we know if the boys or the father attesting to hearing anything. does the mother -- do we know whether they have told the police that they heard anything suspicious, et cetera? >> they haven't shared that with us as what the parents have told investigators. they tell us they have had some tips that have come in. they have had tips come in but they haven't pond out. one yesterday was a lady in the neighborhood claiming she saw a man walking down the street with a baby in a diaper late at night. megyn: we had an investigators on the program earlier and we asked whether there was a history of domestic viole

let's move on to lake of the ozarks, missouri. sean democrats line.ler: i was just wanting to know if the white house did not bail out the banks, would he not have a better chance of setting all the regulations? host: would do not have a better chance? -- would who not have a better chance? caller: did that give him a chance in setting those regulations? guest: you mean if the white house did not bail out the banks, with the new regulations be formed better? host: i think that is what he is asking. we have lost him, but go ahead. guest: of course bailing out the banks and then allowing the banks to use the tax payer to continueney lobbying, some critics say that made it harder for congress to pass laws that would restrict risk-taking in the future. so in theory, if the banks were not billed out, that would have weakened the political power, and they could not have lobbied as much against their roles that were aimed to restrict their risks and threat to financial system, but that is what happened. they were content -- a vow to continue lobbying. dodd-f

staff was down in georgia over the weekend, and he drove by and saw a little bank called, bank of the ozarksi don't know what it was doing in georgia, but it had a sign outside that said "we agree, debit coas cards should be free" we are seeing dramatic increases in the web sites of credit unions and community banks, people transferring their money to where they think they're going to get better treatment and a better deal. transparency and competition are coming to the banking industry. consumers are getting better information and many of them are making important choices for their families and businesses. this is going to strengthen small banks and credit unions in iowa, illinois, and connecticut and many places all around america. it'll help small businesses in iowa, too, as well as illinois. who are being crushed by hidden swipe fees today. it will help the economy move inured a fair way with real disclosure. let's keep this progress moferg. i want to salute those who stood with me on a bipartisan vote, both occasions on the floor, to move forward on this important matter. just a few wee