bader's pest calendar absolutely free.ndar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is a $15 value. that's an amazing $75 value, but you can get them all exclusively through this special tv offer for $19.99. >> you won't find this information anywhere else. it's all tried, true and i guarantee you it'll work. >> announcer: so stop spending money on dangerous chemicals that could put your family at risk and start solving pest problems the natural way. these incredible books are not sold in any store, so pick up the phone or go to our website now. plus, call in the next 20 minutes and find out how to get free shipping. call or go online now. [♪...] call or go online now. [♪...] [whoosh] >> everybody, welcome back to a show that deals with pests that really bug you.

all pests need water so make sure your house is dry. check for condensation behind appliances like refrigerators and fix any leaks. all pests need food, and if there's any in your house that they can get to, they will. don't let the crumbs on your floor or in your pantry be their next meal. store food in sealed containers. this includes dry foods like cereal and crackers. once you've opened something, seale it tightly before you put it away on the counter, shelves, or in the pantry. make sure the trash recycling and compost are taken out regularly out of your home. pests can quickly find food inside trash bags that are left open in the home. and even though it's unpleasant, clean your bins as often as possible and take your compost out every day. it only takes a couple days for flies to hatch in the bins. don't let pests enter your home. look around for possible entries like this and block them off. in this case, an outlet cover would help. are pests able to walk through your front door to get into your home? attach a door sweep. which

bader's pest calendar absolutely free. thisalendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is a $15 value. that's an amazing $75 value, but you can get them all exclusively through this special tv offer for $19.99. >> you won't find this information anywhere else. it's all tried, true and i guarantee you it'll work. >> announcer: so stop spending money on dangerous chemicals that could put your family at risk and start solving pest problems the natural way. these incredible books are not sold in any store, so pick up the phone or go to our website now. plus, call in the next 20 minutes and find out how to get free shipping. call or go online now. [♪...] call or go online now. [♪...] [whoosh] >> everybody, welcome back to a show that deals with pests that really

bader's pest calendar absolutely free. this calendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is a $15 value. that's an amazing $75 value, but you can get them all exclusively through this special tv offer for $19.99. >> you won't find this information anywhere else. it's all tried, true and i guarantee you it'll work. >> announcer: so stop spending money on dangerous chemicals that could put your family at risk and start solving pest problems the natural way. these incredible books are not sold in any store, so pick up the phone or go to our website now. plus, call in the next 20 minutes and find out how to get free shipping. call or go online now. [♪...] call or go online now. [♪...] [whoosh] >> everybody, welcome back to a show that deals with pests that reall

bader's pest calendar absolutely free. this calendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is a $15 value. that's an amazing $75 value, but you can get them all exclusively through this special tv offer for $19.99. >> you won't find this information anywhere else. it's all tried, true and i guarantee you it'll work. >> announcer: so stop spending money on dangerous chemicals that could put your family at risk and start solving pest problems the natural way. these incredible books are not sold in any store, so pick up the phone or go to our website now. plus, call in the next 20 minutes and find out how to get free shipping. call or go online now. [♪...] call or go online now. [♪...] [whoosh] >> everybody, welcome back to a show that deals with pests that reall

. >> reporter: these ants are the latest pest problem along gulf coast, they are called crazy aunts ornt for his the pest control operator who found the piece let houston, they travel in massive clusters and move in erratic patterns, hence the nickname craze. >> i they call in the keyboards and in the phone head society. >> reporter: she moved her louisiana mortgage company to a new office two weeks ago to get away from the apts, but these fast-traveling insects followed her across the street. jerry howard of the university of new orleans says the raspberry ant came from south america to texas by ship in 2002. and they keep moving. >> they are capable of having hundreds of thousands of workers. it's very difficult to get a bead on a single colony and treat it so that you kill it. >> reporter: dr. howard says the ants establish colonies, not in above-ground mounds but hidden underground. the raspberry crazy ant is in 25 counties in texas. it's at the infestation level in louisiana and parts of mississippi all watt i to the florida panhandle and pest management experts say it's only only

it's the best way to get rid of pests in your home i've ever found.uest who's written this, he's got the solution. he's a doctor of public health who spent more than 20 years researching this. he's published more than 24 books, they've sold millions. please welcome dr. myles bader. >> well, thank you, forbes. >> hey-- oh, o.k., what do you have here? >> oh, gosh, i'vgot poisons and pesticides. this is what you're going to have around your house to use to get rid of insects and bugs. i've got 23 grandchildren; this is the last thing i ever want in my home, which is why i started researching and writing the book. >> well, it's really scary if you read the labels and we're trying to be all-natural and keep the health of our family. look at this: typical ant and roach killer. it says "harmful to pets and keep away from children." well, that's what's in my home. so let's take all of these chemicals and let's just rid of them. >> let's get rid of them. >> i want to replace them with what you've written because i can't live without your book. i mean, there a

the goal is to have - i want gentle productive bee, but bees resistent to pests and problems we have, which is a tall order. i'll spend the rest of my life trying to do that. >> koby is not alone. in paulman washington, members of her team are breeding the semen of drones. ed. >> >> what are these? >> voucher specimens. this is egypt collected in 1998, and bees from australia. >> for years they've gathered diverse stocks of bee sperm from italy, turkey and the kauk cos mountains to build diversity. >> this is the isolated mating station. we use it to control the mating of the bees. the colonies that have the males that we want for the mating. we have virgin queens that have been produced from crosses that we made during the frozen semen. >> a remarkable aspect fence on chyrogenetical lrk y storing the smn. >> before we needed this to work. >> this is the first sperm bank. it has to be frozen for future use. >> it's an extreme environment for the cells to be put through. >> after it's gathered in the storing tubes, the temperatures is lowered very slowly. these scientists in washington

. >> this is the latest pest problem.they are called crazy ant or taunyant or raspberry ants for the pest control operator who found the species in houston. they travel in a cluster and move in an erratic cluster. >> they crawl in everywhere. >> lloyd moved her company to a new office two weeks ago to get away from the ants. these fast-travelling insects followed her across the seat. jerry howard at the university of new orlanes says the -- new orleans says the ants came by ship. >> they have hundreds of thousands of workers. difficult to get on a single colony to kill it. >> the ants establish not an above ground mound, but hidden underground. the raspberry craysy ant is at the infestation level in louisiana all the way to the florida pan handle. pest management experts say it will get worse. ed. >> we have to be careful where we park. >> louisiana expert has been battling the raspberry crazy ants and saw them take over homes and businesses. >> we walked in. it was from the floor, the walls, the ceiling - everything. >>

. >> reporter: these ants are the latest pest problem along the full of coast. they're called crazy ants. also for their color or raspberry. >> they travel in massive clusters and move in erratic patterns hence the nickname crazy. >> i that crawl in to the keyboard and in the phone head set. >>> . >> she moved there office to get away from the ants. but these insects followed her across the street. insectologists of the university of new orleans says the raspberry ant came from south america by texas by ship in 2002 and keep moving. >>> they are capable of having hundreds of thousands of workers it' very difficult to get a bead on a single colony and treat it so you can kilt. >>> dr. howard said the antss establish colony hidden under ground. the raspberry crazy ant is in 25 counties in texas it's in ha* l.a. and part ofrs mississippi all the way to the florida panhandle. they say it's only going to get worse. >> we have to be very careful where we park. they run across the dashboard. >> louisiana pest management expert has been battleing the raspberry crazy ant

they think it pest.he know nothing about this demolition until plowed rolled up. >> i will do -- the only one here, it is sadmented. >> the city tells us, he doesn't have to move. if he wants to relocate, he will help him. if he chooses the to stay, he can stay. >>> is cd ready for a vegas- style casino? they do have a cool design. they will be awarded with a contract. look at these at the sines. this is a project on 495. it is about four and a hah f football fields -- four and a half football fields long. it has a long outdoor tear ross. they will pick up a developer and make that decision by the end of the year. >>> developers are ahead of schedule right now. the tiff casino not counting the one they're planning for national harbor it is 5:46. new questions about storm water. you can get them answered tonight at the county executive hosting a town hall meeting about the so-called rain fax questions are open. >>> all right. pretty soon, we may not have to turn off the ipod, kindle and iphone during a ta

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got to get rid of those little pests. 4:37. christina loren is back. it sounds like another beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> it is going to be owe nice. yesterday was beautiful. a little breezier than some might like it. we are going to keep the breezes going at least for the morning. pretty stanford up in fairfield. west/southwest, 13 miles per hour in con kofrmtd as cord. cool ocean air will move inland. 62 in livermore. 77 at noon. we stopped the clock on your feature cast. temperatures comfortable right here in san jose. breaking for lunch at 77 degrees. rounding out the day at about 79. looking really good. we are done with the triple digits for now. got that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. first, want to check your drive on a wednesday morning. you have to get to work. here is mike to help out. >> good morning. we are looking over here where we still have this big jam north 880 past the coliseum. it looks like it is due to the fact that they are moving those construction crews. there is a temporary roadblock. at the top of your

>> my goals now is to have a face that works at least 90 pest of normal. within another year and a half. >> are there specific thins you feel like you can't do with this face that you want to be able to do. >> i can't show expression yet. and nowky move my lips. and i can smile. it takes time to use her muscles that i no longer had. i am going to wasle my nose. >> so she has daily facial exercises. and carman still needs to take imunno suppress samples. >> how many different pills to you take a day? >> ten different kinds but about 40 something pills. >> she has also written a book, "overcome, burned blinded and blessed." >> tell me what about message you wanted to convey. >> i knew if people could see how far i had come, that might take that chance to get pass to overcome some of their demons so they would haven't to live in such a negative place. >> what an amazing woman, and incredible brier that they went through, what sort of complications did they find? >> the complications were that she had so many skin grafts, from unknown donors, that her immune s

elephants were found dead in january, it's us specced they ate bait to kill smaller animals, considered pesttations, one baby survived, he's been named yo and now lives in a into where he will probably be until he dies, there are other threats too. >> they get caught by hunting snares and cause horrific injuries and basically it destroys the elephant. so this sanction ware document actually for this group of elephants. >> reporter: financial support for the sanctuary is welcome, but everybody those in the palm oil industry say in the past, they have been part of the problem. andrew thomas, al jazerra, malaysia. >> okay, you can always keep us to date on our website you'll find that at br* aljazerra.com. >> was this an opportunity to really measure the methane, at so many sites what did you find out that either surprised or didn't surprise you? >> we found the equipment on the well pads were leaking a lot more than we had anticipated. and we were positively surprised that the equipment was so effective, and so those are -- that's -- you know, a mixed bag. we have something that reaffirmed the

the latest washington post/abc news poll shows two-thirds of americans open pest military actions. the president hopes to convince americans otherwise in his nationally televised address tonight. abc7 news will carry president obama's address to the nation that begins at 6:00 this evening. >> a bay area woman has won a local victory over clothing retailer abercrombie for violating her religious rights. the woman says she was fired from the store in san mateo in 2010 because she wore a muslim head scarf which was said to violate the head code. the judge says this violatesant discrimination laws. she hopes the clothing retailer will rethink policies. >> the judgment from the judge, i hope they look into that policy and their practices and they are able to enact changes. >> in response abercrombie says they do not discriminate based on religion and will grant religious accommodations when "reasonable." a trial will determine how much they have to pay. >> lawmakers could move ahead with revamping the california standardized testing systems and the education secretary said state funding

. >> the bill was certain pest house and almost certainly fail in this sense it said it appeared >> there result could be a government shutdown which will affect them is like paychecks apparel workers, some biden government programs, and shutter some museums and parks. >> even if the government shutdown is avoided congress still has to vote to raise the debt ceiling this fall. so the government can keep paying its bills. >> republicans are promising to take the fight over obama creek to the bait as well. >> another person has another person has been found dead from the flooding in colorado brandon death toll to seven. >> three others are missing and presumed dead. >> and there are still evacuation's although some people are refusing to leave their homes. >> at least 17 counties have been affected. >> our route to london people are still missing. that's down from a peak of more than 1000 appeared >> is leave most of the missing are ok and just haven't checked in with a party spirit >> for friday there are big changes will start to see clouds in the afternoon with a chance of rain in the no

role and responsibility for companies is not only to make a profit but to serve their communities as peste can. >> now, the pig question, will people actually leave their guns at home? remember, it's a request, not a ban. a lot of people on social mead ya are saying they'll be packing heat no matter what, saying no more starbucks for me, or a rule to be ignored. on the other side, people saying starbucks is not going far enough. one person tweeted "not good enough. i will not be a customer until they ban guns." as for schultz, he won't say if he owns a gun or not, but he says this decision is about his company and his customers, not about him. >>> up next, guns may not be welcome in starbucks, but in the gaming world, oh, boy, they are the instrument of destruction. they are hailed. "grand theft auto 5" shattered sales records inity debut this week. what it means for the video game business next. >>> and later, does this look a little strange to you? mark zuckerberg traded in a hoodie for a suit this week when he visited capitol hill. we'll tell you where else he's causing a big stir next

seedlings than rare species, but those common species the common seedlings get affected by pathogens and pestst a very heavy rate. you can imagine a specialist pathogen or predator that likes a particular species will come into a little patch and it'll eat all the seedlings. it'll kill them all. and we call this density-dependent processes. that means if you're at a high-density, you suffer very high mortality. you die more often than if you're rare. and so this balances diversity. narrator: there are still many unanswered questions as to how tropical rainforests maintain diversity. unlocking these mysteries becomes urgent as humans impact these ecosystems. due to deforestation rainforests now cover less than half of the area they once occupied. dr. davies: over the last three decades, the loss of tropical rainforest has been significant. and so if we don't understand the biology of these species in their natural habitats, i don't think we have any chance of understanding how they're gonna respond to human modifications of those habitats. narrator: while davies is focused on understanding the

steamer said the violations have been collected and blame the pest and debris problem on a very large construction project. >> we hope that people will continue to come back. we couldn't feel we have anything to hide and we're sorry that this -- don't feel we have anything to hide and we're sorry that this happened. i think it's being blown a little out of proportion. >> reporter: steamers is a very popular destination in bethesda. how do i know? i've eaten here, too. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> all the restaurants russ visited except at home catering passed reinspection and are back in business. if you would like to be the first to know which food establishments in our area are being cited for violations, you can follow russ on twitter or friend him on facebook. >>> as you know, there's been a whole lot of extreme weather in our northern hemisphere this year. some scientists say it's all because of that strange thing known as the jet stream. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is here to explain who more about how this works. >> the jet stream guides th

here we have -- we have pested sips we are actually working. water stain market street on them. building code doesn't allow you to drain water property onto the sit is regardth away. there's another way to do that and we'll see it in a second. the a lot of fences, the retaining wall is built into the building itself. and here over somewhere, top of market is a billion that's been demolished. we can see it's been used as a retaining wall and look up close and we can see the -- so in many cases it's in use. i have a question right here. >>> (inaudible). >> the question was is there a limitation of what kind of material you can use for a property line retaining wall? >> under the building code, i don't think there is a limitation that you would have to use something permanent al volume 2 says it has to be designed in such a way that it has to meet the demand for requirements. there is nothing about durability. so basically any settlement material here's another case where there is an old foundation or an old wall that is being used as a retaining wall. in the san francisco building

for years rick owned a pest control business but then he retired and launched a family treasure huntingalvage. their boat? you guessed it, "arrrr booty." for a decade they've combed the florida coast line. this weekend diving in a spot they had traveled many times before but armed with special maps and metal detectors, tremendous struck gold, 300,000 bucks of it, in the wreck of a 300-year-old spanish galleon just 1,000 feet off the beach. >> to be able to find that and have a pocketful of 1715 spanish treasure that hasn't been in the hands of a person in almost 300 years, it's a feeling of excitement, joy. >> reporter: hilary's brother hauled the loot back to the boat. >> his pocket was hanging about down to the ground and when he pulled it out it was a handful of gold. he just kept saying there's gold, there's gold everywhere. >> reporter: their message, treasure is out there. forget finding rings or coins. beach combing, the real treasure is right out there. experts estimate up to $60 billion worth of treasure. tonight the schmitt's already back at sea searching. matt gutman, abc new

the messaging we share in the sfha properties around the city, around healthy homes and integrated pest management. so, i'd like you to sit back for these two presentations and for the first one that's being presented by mr. clark hatchet, "pirates of picture yourself as a new owner of the city and you've been given a letter from us that says there is a new check out bag ordinance. you have some questions. ~ mr. hatch is going to share with you all the ins and outs of the new ordinance. when he's done, from the [speaker not understood] program is going to step up to give a presentation. and for that one i'd like you to sit back and picture yourself as a homeowner of san francisco or tenant in san francisco dealing with issues of what products to help -- to bring into the home to clean that are going to be less toxic to their families. so, because of that we're not here today to present on the campaign overall. this is really just about the messaging. i also do want to acknowledge that both the presentations of materials that come in multiple languages, these two are in english. but you'

routine inspections they were to have industry professionals, architects and general contractors and pest control contractors and look at the ex-per or building, the building. deck, and rear stairs. and anything like that. and make sure that those were properly secured and then submit an affidavit to us and they have been submitting those affidavits but the problem is tracking, and 6,000 records when you have one clerical post-and there is a problem. now that we have staffed up, we are looking at that. >> both of those things and kind of look at the la model and figure out what we can do to give the property owner advanced information, so that they can maintain the property so that when we come through to do the routine inspection, and it is as smooth as possible and maintain that property throughout the lifetime and so that we can focus the effort on those tenant complaints and those buildings where things have not been done, or if it is not a problematic common area of the building but it is something internal to the unit itself. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> just, really

show pested with one of them topping out at 126 miles per hour. serena's title improved her 2013 record with a career best nine-tournament victories. >> yes, i definitely felt the love so thank you all so much for the support it' an honor to play in new york. i give all the glory and all the thanks to jehovah god to let me have this. victoria you played ton believeable. what an honor to play against you so thank you very much and thank you to everyone in that box there. i love you can all. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> yesterday's announcements that the olympics will be held in tokyo in 2020 the other big news was the return of west wing to the list of sports for the summer games. 7 months a go wrestling was cut from the olympics which led to a frantic fro from officials to gt in the olympic games. one other nfl score to pass along just completed in dallas, the cowboys beat the giants 36-31. a lot of people rooting for the cowboys. >>> stay with us, the monday forecast is coming up next. there's more to financial news >>> hello again. the pi

. >> well, mountain view's linked dgs n with a lawsuit y users accusing the company of pest yefring theirriends. >>> the 8:00 it's last man standing then, the neighbors at 8:30. and join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> san jose state is in the middle of silicon valley but has a wireless internet system that is not keeping up with demand. >> well, awkward. this is making things tough for students. >> that is right this, is the problem right now among students. many use a lap top and a smart phone, the yurt university says devices put a lot of pressure on the system. students say the university should have better wi-fi because this is the silicon valley after all. students are candid about the system. >> unrelyible. >> good skb bad moment autos terrible. >> despite being located in the silicon valley san jose state admits it doesn't have enough points around campus. >> very to move around campus, does this work? this work? it's annoying. >> the library is challenging use bid both college students and general public and there are plenty of lap tops in constant use. >> i try to do online class

. >> that is the problem with lice these days the toxic pest crieds that once worked no longer do. centers centers for diseasel said 60% are consider super lice. they are even resistant to the strongest insecticides and they can't be sufficient kateedd through home remedies like olive oil, pet petroleum jelly. jel >> they can old their over over ten hours. anyone can get lice. 6-12 million kids get lice. salzburg worked as a preschool teacher and said she fell not nt work. >> i was always the one helping out my friends. after building up a mobile business she got so business yes she brought in a partner andar work outtn of her home. today for those effectedted business is booming. it happen with lice. s eradication is a process. >> the only way to get rid of r them is to use right comb, a professional comb. salzburg said it works when you comb in multiple directions with diligent follow-up.ollo don't want to see bugs crawlingn and not being able to help them. >> not al all. >> but it's that time of year the lice making the rounds. the potomac lice lady she had se they do not jump o

including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking the streets in this town. >> is that your wife, sir? >> huh? >> is that your wife? >> you think i'd bring my wife to this place? you think i'm crazy? i have no problem. they don't like me. >> i just don't like this yard, period. >> well, why are you here? >> doesn't bother me at all. kind of like it. this is 121, now it's snowing in detroit, and buffalo, here it is 121 in the tents. >> remember that. >> these are korean war tents. so in the summer it get

it's a pest sietd. this was considered a pesticide but so much more potent. this is doing that to the human body ramping up everything in the nervous system. it's blocking a chemical from preventing it doing its job many the body. i don't think that's hard a compound to synthesize. >> we appreciate your reporting. to find out how you can help visit our impact your world page. >>> the former cia director david petraeus put out a statement today. what he had to say, next. has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> welcome back. this is our continuing coverage of the crisis in syria. we want to warn you some of the video you'll be seeing throughout this broadcast will be very graphic and very disturbing to watch. in one o

. >> at one time he was considered one of the pest possible coaches and has become the youngest head coach. he was fired to lead the team. kippin is now out of a job following an embarrassing 62-# 4 loss. it's the seventh lose dating back to last even in three plus seasons at fc. kippin conpiled one win over 16. we look at his career resume. he has a record. he couldn't life up to the hype. we saw that promise never panned out as head coach, fird against the labours. >> while oftentimes we are surprised by a sports team it's because they perform better an most. that brings us to the game between the new york city chiefs and gipt. the chiefs looking to start 4-0. alice springs got them up to a good start with a touch down. one of three on the day for smith. >> new york hasn't started the season. elie manning trying to keep it that way. a touchdown pass for victor cruz. he finishes 18/37. the chiefs had all facets of the game working, including split teams. des returned a punt for 89 yarth. it was a 31-7 win. they go forward for the first time since the 1987 strike season. >> the seat

the first problem is in south san francisco where it is causing the pest slowing with all the red becausethis involving multiple vehicle crash blocking at least two lanes with the speed down to 37 miles per hour, into the single digits as you are closer to the accident. to the north, around the embarcadero, eastbound side we have a report of a crash there be as well, blocking a lane involving possible three vehicle s and taking a look from emeryville camera to the bay bridge approaching treasure island we have another crash involving two vehicles blocking one lane. very busy. >> very busy. developing news from san francisco where traffic is moving on highway 101 after an overnight fire shut down self lanes. we are along highway 101 with more on this late night fire. >> there is so much traffic at this hour, can you imagine seeing this during your morning commute, a grass fire on southbound 101. check out this video, right before this area here, firefighters had to shut down a couple of lanes. when they arrived it was spread into the bushes and the trees along the highway and they got it o

the chemical weapons we use on pest. >> how did you work for her?e was nuts. >> she inherited the company because her parents passed away. >> you worked for her? >> yes. a couple of years. at "men's health." >> what was the theme with apple? they had that -- >> alar scare. >> i didn't eat an apple for lee years. >> dupt miss anything. the apples are great. why -- now you derailed me, as -- >> sorry. >> andrea, the fracking boom can answer a lot of questions. jobs, energy, and foreign policy. why don't we embrace this? >> because of people like your former boss. don't like it. we like to blame america first who, by the way, what a lunatic she is. look where they are. look where they are exploring other types of fuels. in texas, the economy is booming. we will get to that in the next block. i look at all the resources here. look at the pact had a we are exporting clean, cheap, natural gas. while we import dirty, expensive crude from the middle east. why do we have these military carriers before we send more out. guarding the oil in the middle east. he

. >> a form he scotland striker, he believes bale isn't yet close to if world's pest blare. >> normallymeone goes for such enormous fee, therefore the fee reflected that. i think with gareth bale, demand is outstripping supply. real madrid had watched their biggest and fiercest rival going to, demanding their president florentino perez do something in response. i think bale out there is probably as good as they were going oget. i know gareth is going to be a great footballer, whether he's going to be a great footballer at international level we'll find out. >>> monitoring around the continent, let's start with our correspondent lee wellings, lee, real madrid finally got their man, now they're happy it seems like getting some of their big flames. >> they needed to let one or two players go really. there is not room for the first team nor to keep everybody happy. bale is going to be playing in place of, ask have agreed to fees around $60 million. arsenal's fans have been the desperate for them to spend. he's staying in international for them on friday and that one is very, very close to g

and they are not -- in the law they are not allowed to charge more than eight, or 9.5 pest of your income. your taxable income for it, so i'm not sure why they are able in texas to charge him 10% of his income, plus, if they don't spend 85% on his care, they have to reimburse him, and we have already seen reimbursements because they haven't spent the 85% on our care here with our premiums. woe are also at a disadvantage because we live in states that are refused to implement the federal funding. other states that have already started to expand the medicare, to more citizens they have seen their rates actually come down. so i believe that it's up to the states now, which the street did decide it was to hip bring the costs down. so unfortunately, texas and pennsylvania are behind. >> steve, this have been reported that the biggest reason families in this country file for bankruptcy is because of healthcare. why isn't the law good thing for it mean pros texting family like stacy's from having to go into bankruptcy? >> there are provisions of the law that are essential for her, for her financ

they're going to do whatever they can to avoid chapter. 62 pest 7 th. >> when you're doing the operationsin a while you'll hear a team go off saying they got their guy as you're still looking for your target. >> tony, how are we doing there? >> the element of competition comes into play. >> yeah, we're in. >> original target. >> they got their guy and got their guy and then, you know, gives you like a little motivation, like, we have to get our job done as well. >> hello. >> who is it? >> it's boston police, sir. >> how are we doing? >> as they hear about other captures over the radio, the fugitive unit still hunts for julio soto. >> i don't remember seeing him. it might have been. a lot of them used to go up there. >> you said a hispanic family living up there? no one's been up there since? you think it's vacant. >> how are we doing there? >> looks like this will be a negative hit. >> thank you very much, sir. >> okay. >> 30 minutes into the operation, the gang and drug units have made 11 arrests but sergeant brian albert and his team have come up empty. the more time they give their tar

the massive, 400-pound pigs are running through a neighborhood in atlanta making pests of themselvescaring people from going outside. we're not making this up. sara haines is here with more. this could be a reality show. >> reporter: it's a bird, it's a plane. nope, it's a pig. literally. they're wreaking havoc on some atlanta locals. this morning, the heat is on in atlanta, where a wild manhunt -- i mean, hog hunt is under way. >> he's going back! >> reporter: massive wild hogs have errun an atlanta-area suburb. shredding up garbage piles. trapping residents in their homes. >> it was huge. weighed probably at 600 pounds. it stayed up here. looked up at me. started grazing again. >> reporter: there are reports of people chasing the hogs out of their yards only to have the tables turned. running back inside in the nick of time. >> i looked back. i saw something running toward me. i thought it was a dog. it wasn't a dog. i seen horns so i started running. >> reporter: the town has called in the cavalry. trappers, hunters, and anyone else that can lend a hand. >> some traps set along th

the pest chance of rain is in the north in the evening and a better chance of sprinkles for the restorning. have a go one. >> we have a construction project in marin county traveling northbound from the waldo tunnel we will have several lanes blocked off until 6:00 so for another 20 minutes, you will see construction crews and we are starting to see slowing as you make your move from sausalito to mill valley. in the east bay, eastbound highway 4 from willow pass to bay point, more construction out there and that is blocking at least two lanes and that last until noon today and westbound traffic is clear into concord but busy through antioch. this is a look from emeryville camera to the bay bridge you can see the traffic is starting to build into san francisco to treasure island and metering lights are still not on. >> a new poll reveals a big shift in california's attitude to the recreational use of marijuana with a final say voters may have at the polls. >> new technology aimed at preventing vehicle accidents is put to the crash test for the >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, cam

weeks the egyptian army has been destroying dozens of smuggling tunnels can have become a lifeline. 80 pest of its fuel used to come through tunnels. but the military back government in cairo is cracking down on armed groups in sinai, it says they are getting help from gaza. that's why it is destroying the tunnels. relations with hamas have never been worse. >> what they say in the media, and the media campaigns saying that palestinians and ha mas. involved itself in what happened with the muslim brotherhood, we say no, it is all fake and it is not true. this shows how didn't the people are on the fragile landscape around them. and in egypt it has changed dramatically. would be of the vital supply lines seems to be closing. >> egyptian officials say that the tunnels will not reopen, even the crossing of people has slowed to a trickle. gaza's only other source, is israel, but it's fuel is double the price, and the israeli government is still reluctant to relax its blockade as long as hamas is in charge. so this is not some temporary crisis, it may last. and as ever, it will be ordinary pales

steamers said the violations have been corrected and blame the pest and debris problem on a very large construction project. >> we hope people will continue to come back. we couldn't feel we have anything to hide and we're sorry that this thing happened. i think it's being blown a little bit out of proportion. >> reporter: steamers is a very popular destination in bethesda. how do i know? i've eaten here, too. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >>> tracking inconvenient weather where you live, wusa9 first alert weather. >> just keeps getting better. >> it does. i think your plans are safe over the weekend. it's fall and it's been a gorgeous day, gorgeous last few days, but things are getting a little cooler. that means a lot of turtles are out looking for places to burrow for the rest of the winter. fairfax county animal control sent us an e-mail saying don't bring us turtles. leave them alone. apparently they've had an influx of people boxing up turtles and bringing them to shelters. i don't understand that unless you're taking a turtle off a roadway. just let them be. i h