we can make it out of this plastic, and save nature. this miracle substance was to make durable uneven touring things and we still value them. those art deco radios and telephones made out of one of the earliest plastics are cool retroand valuable heirlooms now. but somewhere along the line, we started making much more disposable objects out of the this miracle substance, the plastic forks and bottles, and we dispose of 650 of those a second in this country. it's a colassal level of waste for a product that is essentially a sham, and useless, and we have accepted a level of waste that no other developed nation generates. the japanese are two and a half pounds of trash per day per person. the danes about four pounds. why are these other robust developed countries getting by with so much less waste than we do? it's a kind of national blindness. i call it an addiction in the book. we have attached prosperity and coupled it to wastefulness in a way that is -- has been unheard of in he history of humanity up until post-world war ii america.

was the bones and the body full of plastic, andçt was plastic bottle caps, plastic toothbrush, allat i use on a daily basis, and at that moment, i realized, oh, my god, my actions are having an impact on creatures that i hadn't even previously known existed. and that was the first time i knew something had to change in my life and it changed like that. >> i want to ask about that. part of what i thought was -- sort of an extremely useful part of sort of the initial move toward encouraging, particularly americans, but around the world, to think about environmental issues, kind of across party lines and all of that, were wild life images, the images of the albatross or we just talked yesterday about the brown pelicans and the bp oil spill who have the oil on them. but i also wonder about how we then put like sort of a connection between the wild life piece and majora and raul, and the work around humans and particularly young folks. majora, weigh in a bit and i want to come back to you, beth, about how do we connect these dots? it shouldn't be separate. sometimes it feels like separa

. >> when it comes to plastic bags, is your family following the three "r's"? >> and we're just getting started, so stay tuned. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> scientists call them "neos" -- near-earth objects. they're asteroids and comets that might someday be on a course to collide with our planet. it might sound like a movie plot, but tyler tells us that nasa takes neos very seriously. in fact, all should. >> so, do you worry that something from outer space may crash into the earth? >> i think the chances are pretty slim. >> sometimes, like when i'm daydreaming in the middle of history class. >> no. i don't worry about something from outer space crashing into the earth. >> i don't worry about it a lot because i feel like we would have had a lot of warning fr a lot of people and on the news, so i don't think that it's much to worry about. >> the universe isn't quite as empty as it seems. icy comets and rocky asteroids have been hurtling through space since time began. they're formed and pro

from old bottlers and not new plastic. >>> there when under% pcr this plastic bottle used to be a plastic bottle chances are shipped and a bio-diesel truck at 80 percent of our fleet is bio-diesel. post recyclable plastic and essentially its and taken plastic bottle and put the correct recycled coaster recycling center and the back as a method bottle. >>> you take old bottles to make the method bottles but the old bottles are not shaped like yours because back to my first question about design something people have to see. >>> for us is the marketing vehicle which gets us to package and to us are going up against the established players will need every advantage that we can. they should it down the turn into pellets and the pilots get melted down and blow into new bottles. >>> who is your audience in your marketing go? >>> you >>> there are people my age mothers' aid to even people younger that was separate sunday that once the school say i love the smell of plea to put it all my wash a lot of people feel if it is ammonia to clean window they won't get it clean with your answer to that. >

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what specifically do plastic surgeons do to make them larger? do lose a lot of volume within the substance of our lips. so there are countless injectable fillers, some which are transient and may only last for 3 to 12 months and some that are permanent, such as silicone or fat or even some implantable materials. >> is it -- is the problem here that some plastic surgeons lack artistic ability? or is there a fundamental problem with not being able to control what these fillers actually will do to your lips? >> well, i don't think that it's -- i think fundamentally we want to look better as a whole. and there are doctors that perhaps are doing a little bit too much. they're doing a little excess in the amount of injections -- >> is that in confidence? is that just simply it's not knowing how to do it? >> it's not incompetent. it just may be that -- the reality is celebrities are under a lot of pressure to look good in front of the camera. we have paparazzi which are constantly taking photographs. fans are looking at them. the camera in high definit

it's plastic. i'm making a weapon right now. i'm melting this plastic down into a shape.ing is -- is i've got to get it all to this way, like here. once i get it like this, i'll show you. >> i think it amazes me how fast it can be made and sometimes who it's used for. sometimes for us, sometimes for another inmate. >> you have to have hair go into the bottom of this thing or else it will start smoking real bad. then you bring it here. let it get into the cold water and it hardens it. makes it stronger. look it. that is what you're trying to come out with. what we do here, you can either put a tip on it right here, sharpen it down on the concrete, to where you'd have a piece that -- and it's actually -- >> this wouldn't even be detected in a metal detector at all. >> no. >> that could get to the yard real quick. use it, throw it, flush it, you're done and over with. >> stab it at somebody's heart, pop a jugular vein, pop an eyeball out. >> and then you clear the evidence. >> clear the evidence and your work station is clean. >> no detection. >>> next on "lockup: extended s

here's a good example of what they can make out of plastic. >> plastic weapons are for emergency situations. if we're going to stab someone, we're going to come at you with steel and make sure we do the job correctly. >> traditionally what inmates like to do is to come out and stage weapons on the yard to be used in assaults later on in the yard. periodically, we search the yard. >> our cameras followed along as officers searched the pelican bayard for buried weapons. >> there's something down here. right here. >> oh, yeah, we've got one. >> here we go, right there. >> ooh [ bleep ]. >> what have you got there? >> looks like definitely a can lid. >> number 10 can lid. >> out of a dining hall smuggled out. nice little point. >> that's a metal shank. these are the plastics. >> where there's one, there's sure to be two. >> we go for the vital areas, you know, kidneys, liver. we'd go, you know, for the heart, the neck, the face. we try to go for kill shots because we want to send a message, we're going to come at you strong and try to put you in a box. >> we later learn that gang members are no

on display are products and technologies where plastic surgery is high. more than a hundred businesses took part in the exhibition. customers and members of the public checked out the latest technology. this machine scans faces and produces the results in 3d. it can simulate the results of an operation. this ct machine scans heads to show bones and muscles. the pictures help surgeons with their operations. as well, visitors receive free laser surgery. >> korean women tend to believe that real beauty is what's left after you take off your makeup. >> reporter: cosmetic surgeons in south korea perform about 770,000 operations in 2010, about 1.2 times more than the year before. each year more people take an interest in this kind of surgery. more than half of seoul's plastic surgeons are in this area, it is called the beauty belt. more than 200 government-certified clinics are packed into this city. 30-year-old sung is on her way for treatment. she's getting married next month and decided to improve her looks. she's undergoing laser treatment to get rid of wri

>> like old stuff, plastic leaves all that. >> the winds spreads it faster than we can get on top of it. >>> now the department of public works are using bulldozers in that area to knock down trees to make sure no flames start back up and again that area will be taking a -- the fire department will be taking a close look at it over the next few days to make sure all of the smoke in that area is gone. kelly back to you. >>> thanks a lot. yesterday dry conditions were ripe for a fire in baltimore county and in a five acre site, there were trees and brush on fire, 20 engines and 100 firefighters were called out. head to go deep into the woods to get the blaze under control. now on the other end of the contradiction two dogs were killed after four homes caught fire. the fire started sunday night. two people were taken to hopkins and there is no word on their conditions tonight. in baltimore city, investigators are investigating a fire just after 4:00 this afternoon in the 1600 block of sergeant street. nobody was hurt in this fire. >>> tonight an 18-year-old man is recovering from hypoth

more than half of seoul's plastic surgeons apply their trade in this area. it's called the beauty belt. more than 200 government certified clinics are packed into the city. this 30-year-old woman is on her way for a treatment. she's getting married next month and decided to improve her looks. she's undergoing laser treatment to get rid of wrinkles that are on her face. five treatments cost almost $800. >> translator: there's going to be a photo shoot, and i want to look as beautiful as i can. >> reporter: this 27-year-old man, a university student, has also decided to enhance his looks. when he lost his business last year, he decided to remove pimple scars from his face. >> translator: i represent the company, so i would make a lot of presentations to audiences. if i can get rid of my facial imperfections, i think i will be able to perform with more confidence. >> reporter: he's just one of the growing number of men who have had cosmetic surgery in recent years. as well, more people from outside the country are coming here for cosmetic surgery. today, a 27-y

plastic wrap around the building and boarded up windows. this is part of a major renovation of the piedmont apartments. some are in tears because they're still in the building while renovation nrz progress. >> they put plywood. there is no air in there. there is plastic on the wall autos did you give them permission? >> no. we did not. they came in unannounced. everything was moved and boarded up when they we got home. >> residents let us into their homes to see windows boarded up. one woman, seven months pregnant said she thood stay with family in alameda because of the odor. >> i don't have choice. because i have so much vomiting. i can't stay here. >> residents are frustrated. there is a melee nearly sparked when a group tried to show us their homes but mangers said we were not allowed in the office. this property was bought last mochl the president of the group that opens it and is redeveloping the property. >> i don't want to make it sound like we feel like concerns are valid. why we're addressing these things as they come to use he sa

more than half of seoul's plastic surgeons apply their trade in this area. it is called the beauty belt. more than 200 government certified clinics are packed into this part of the city. this 30-year-old is on her way for treatment. she's getting married next month and decided to improve her looks. she's undergoing laser treatment to get rid of wrinkles and spots on her face. five treatments costs almost $800. >> translator: there is going to be a photo shoot and i want to look as beautiful as i can. >> reporter: this 27-year-old, a university student, has also decided to enhance his looks. when he launched his i.t. business last year, he decided to remove people's scars from his face. >> translator: i represent the company. so i will make a lot of presentations to audiences. if i can get rid of my facial imperfections, i think i will be able to perform with more confidence. >> reporter: he is just one of the growing number of men who have had cosmetic surgery in recent years. as well, more people from all sides of the country are coming here for cosmetic su

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they have a 3d thing of a sea turtle eating a plastic bag. >> no more plastic at seaworld.going to take us below the water again. let's look at weather this morning. delay your departure a little bit. here's where all the heat is going on in the nation today. 101 in midland. 96 in amarillo again. that blazing heat will be in the west. it's still a little cool in the east coast this morning. you're waking up to cooler temperatures. but the temperatures go mild. the sun as warming gusts up from the 30's this morning to 45 in leesburg and afternoon with sunshine and tomorrow the commute looks and d >> the morning is full of surprises. jack brings turtles in. >> you know how beautiful that? >> that's incredible. all that weather is brought to you by frontline plus. >> thank you so much. >>> right now, james van der beek is starring in the new abc sitcom. it's called "don't trust the b in apartment 23." he plays himself with a twist in this show. he makes fun of his teen heartthrob image from "dawson's creek." and he's here to talk about being able to laugh at yourself. good mor

it's the fastest-growing plastic surgery trend. it's bigger than breast augmentation and botox and something else put together. >> percentages. >> just the percentage of the increase in its growth. >> yeah. 20,000 americans, by the way, got chin implants. >> we did the math. that's one chin implant every 25 minutes in 2011. >> we didn't do the math. >> obviously, i didn't. that costs between $3,500 and $7,500. if you add that to the $1,500 to lose your 20 pounds you're going to be out a little bit but the good news is you're going to get your tax refund. so pretty soon, turbo tax tells us, you're going to have all that money and go straight to your favorite plastic surgeon. >> here's the thing i love. when you get a tax refund it's such a trip. like it's so much fun when the check comes. the feeling of the check in the mail. >> it's your money. it's not like winning the lottery. it's your money. >> but it feels like it. because you forgot you have it. >> how dumb are you? >> because you took it out of your salary. who knows? it's s

. >> a stand against plastic bags?your dream wedding. >> good morning. someone is putting off getting married because of the cost. studies say the people put off weddings' the most when the economy is lousy. sometimes waiting more than two years. the paper says -- are you looking for trouble deals? social sites will help you find promotions on everything from air fare to hotels. for examples, jetblue has had twitter exclusive deals since 2009. united has been awarded 50,000 miles for each 4 square or facebook check-in since december. and a trip to sea world is getting greener. the park is setting a precedent at eliminating plastic bags at to gift shops. part of the reason is doing this, it is taking a stand plastic bags and up and oceans and injuring wildlife. that is business news. i am linda bell, reporting for abc 7 news. >> thank you. it is 5:50 right now. >> we had the whole family decked out yesterday. >> this is good luck. >> so cute. >> those are the caskey's. >> i have a new set of playoff pj's. if i sleep in

. >> the reporter, and i get absolutely shocked me by saying, the plastic surgery rumors? center" gets underway. >>> good evening and welcome to "rock center" and before we get this evening's still breaking a murder charge in the shoot are this new mug shot of him has becoming part of our national conversation. tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern this case, angela corey, announced in jacksonville she has filed second degree murder charges against george zimmerman, the armed justice for every race, every gender, every person of any persuasion whatsoever. they are our victims. it's not a b, not w, not an h. it's v for victim. for and that's all we know is it's been another long and i emotional day for you folks, and we won't keep you long. i'd like to start with a question to trayvon's mom, and does this meet the goal you have >> i was never specific in what severe and those are the ones i just wanted an arrest. accountability for the murder of our son. emotion, which, of course, is the outset, we've always felt evidence for an arrest, and -- >> sybrina, one more question what do y

tops are made from recycled plastic bottoms -- >> are they running shoes?ng shoes. they weigh 6.9 ounces. priced at $100. they're pretty cool looking, too. all recycled. by walking around that energy that you use all day long, that extra energy can be harnessed to actually run your electronics. this is called the end power peg. you can give a little shake yourself there. >> why are we shaking it? >> oh, lord. >> oh, i see. >> you put it in your backpack, even if you're on a bumpy public bus, the bumping action harnesses electricity. >> i bet it does. >> this is called the energy jewel. this changes color. it lets you know how much energy you are using in your home and also the price of the power you're paying. when it is green you know it is a good time to run your dishwasher. red, don't -- wait a little. all the detail information is on the bottom of it. we had it here for display. >> these are motion activated -- these are l.e.d. for hallways or stairwell lights. what's cool is you stick them on but they have motion sensor on them. the other ones are radi

it's made of thin plastic and the maker says it can protect soldiers from powerful explosives. let you decide. plus, the potential danger of getting too many dental x-rays. it's new and it's coming up. but first our friend and colleague chris wallace released a statement today about the death of his father, the legendary news man mike wallace and it reads, i quote: my dad was everything you saw on television. fascinating and funny, challenging, and exasperating. he was the best reporter i have ever known, chris said. and while work often came first for him, over the last 20 years he worked hard to make connections with his family. chris writes he became my best friend. and in the end he was surrounded by children, grandchildren, and even great grandchildren. i already miss him terribly. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets a

see world is taking a stand against plastic bags. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. people are putting off getting married because of the cost. people put off weddings most when the economy is lousy. times people wait --some times people wait more than two years. sites like facebook and twitter will help you find promotions on everything from air fares to hotels. have been exclusive deals on twitter -- there have been exclusive deals on twitter. a trip to sea world and busch gardens are getting greener. the theme parks are eliminating plastic shopping bags at gift shops. expect to see banks made from 100% recycled paper. plastic bags and that in the ocean and in danger while life. stocks rising with the nasdaq breaking its losing streak. the bloomberg maryland index rising. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 52 degrees on tv hill. an accident is slowing things down for commuters in reisterstown. >> coming to rest in a different destination this year

and i believe most plastics will cut it out. so anyone that's wearing glasses, you don't have to worry about uv light hitting your glass. any kind of glasses. have you heard of the blublockers? the blublockers. i haven't heard of the blublockers. a new kind of glass? yeah. supposedly, it cuts back on the little ray side? do you pay more for it? i don't know. i don't have them yet. i mean, there's a lot of things that these glasses will cut out the uv. well, honey, what glasses won't? okay. you know what i'm saying, so-- i got a question for you, gang, something nice, keep you entertained a little bit. see this? okay. i remember the first time i saw what i'm gonna show you now. a fellow came in my office when i was a graduate student and he had three sheets of polaroid. i've never dealt with three sheets. two is enough, yeah. and he had three sheets. and he says, "hey, hewitt. "if i take this third sheet and i put it in front, will light come through?" i said, "nwh." right? okay. here, how about if i put it in the back, will now

kanye and jay-z over in the pavilion. >>> first plastic bags and now styrofoam, this morning san jose could continue the green streak with a vote at city hall. today the city council could decide to ban plastic foam containers in city facilities and at events at city venues. the move could put the city on track to ban styrofoam containers city wide which would make san jose the largest city in the state to do so. plastic foam is already banned at special events. >>> well, social security in worse shape than previously thought. the trustees who oversee the trust fund now say they will run dry in 2033. that's three years sooner than expected. the trustees calling on congress to take some action if no changes are made. the system will be able to pay just 3/4 of full benefits after 2033. they say retiring baby boomers and the weak economy contributing to this problem. medicare hospital insurance fund still projected to run out in 2024. >>> well, thousands of unemployed californians will soon lose their federal jobless benefits. as of this week, california no longer qualifies for the feder

you need something like this. >> like which cannot be able to use plastic?>> we get that and people did not get it off point in time and so a can fry the plalnt nt. i would much rather have a cozy blanket. >> you want a blanket and not a piece of plastic. >> it would act like a magnifying glass annual fry your plants. thank you, ava. join us after 7:00 a.m. on the digital channel. 38 degrees in taneytown. it is a chilly start but there is no wind. for the kids at the bus stop, make sure they have the winter gear. we're still talking about the big storm. the atmosphere on the backside is still unstable. you can see some snow showers into pennsylvania. we could bottle up some sprinkles or light rain showers this afternoon. -- we could bubble up. otherwise, a breezy and cool day. high temperature between 55 and 60 degrees. that is 10 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. the average high temperature is 68 degrees. the record low is 42 back in 2003. if you take the boat out, wave heights two to three feet. there is a small craft advisory in effect. not a bad day

lastly, we's talking about throwing over 2 million pieces of plastic into landfill. and in a city with environmental concerns like san francisco, we thought that that was a mess. so we worked closely with supervisor chu in drafting this at tern national legislation and we're delighted to work in testing buses and absolutely wants to and will comply with existing ordinances regarding 50 feet. and in addition, there's additional language that also talks about the height, not just the distance away from the bus, but additionally a five-foot and i believe 20-foot limit that we met. there are noise-dampening systems that can be placed on the buses to be sure that we comply with that. also, i just want to take a moment and introduce the concept that for most citizens again -- and i am one -- it's very difficult to not throw everyone into the same pool of, geez, we live in a noisy city. there are muni buses and trans buses and golden gate buses. they don't care whose buses or what agency they belong to, it's just noise to them. so some of our testing that we did found that

for example, do you know how many plastic bottles it takes to make this? eight. this cutting board is made from 40 recycled yogurt cups. the good thing about recycling plastics is they go on to live a second life as new products. >> as much as you want to stop them from use -- using them, they are not. >> that's right. so just recycle them. >> visit plasticsmakeitpossible .com. moving on, tip number two. of course recycling is important. what about purchasing and using products made from recycled materials? for example, paper. save the trees, right? well, there is something i love to use around the house, and that is post-it notes. these are going to be a little greener. these are made from 100% recycled paper. they use a unique plant-based ad heesive so they are more gentle to the environment. posted sticky notes are made from 30% post consumer confidence. the good thing is, they come in bright new colors. how do you pick up the dry-cleaning. it is a good colorful way to go green. they come in tropical breeze. this are lots of fun ways to go green. they are simp

. >> she met with a plastic surgeon about a tummy tuck and breast augmentation. the number of mommy makeover procedures skyrocketed. breast augmentation, increased 39%. breast lifts up 70%. tummy tucks increased a staggering 85%. >> once mothers completed having all their children, they are ready to restore the body they had before the children. they want their bellies tightened and excess skin removed, muffin top off and breast lifted and sometimes made bigger. >> reporter: mommies are having makeovers at younger ages. >> more patients are coming in today, asking for mommy makeovers because they hear more about it, they know we can do it safely, the techniques and technologies gotten us to the point we can do it as outpatients, minimizing the pain. >> reporter: dana waited a year to have her makeover and has no regrets. >> why wait. i'm 38 years old, i'm young, i'm healthy, i want to look good now. >> reporter: experts say wait 6 months to a year after having your last child. before getting any work done, make sure your doctor is board certified in plastic surge

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not paper, not plastic credit or deb debit. the question is not what can you do for your country. not now. not later. not okay? the question is not, what your country can do for you. the question is not, who will save us. how are you getting by? [applause] >> i'll end with a love poem. >> my lover. who lives far. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers supper. in a bowl made of his breath. the stew has boiled and i wonder at the cat born from it's steam. the cat is in the bedroom now. muling. the cat is indecent and i whom trying to be tidy, i whom trying to do things the purpose way, i who am sick from the shedding. i, am undone. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers pastry in a basket spun from his vision. it is closely woven. the kind of container some women collect. i have seen these in many colors but the basket he brings is simple. only black. only nude. the basket he brings is full of sweet burdens and i eat even the crumbs. as am i have not dined for days. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers t

then you can put it into a plastic bag. we have skewers soaking in a plastic bag.e there the morning. >> so you can kind of soak the skewers in water. >> we're soaking the skewers in water because we're going to grill these and we don't want them to catch on fire. >> if you've got really little ones could you clip off -- >> that's right. what you can do is you can put the steak right on the skewers. and kids love to participate in th. >> unlike a lot of kebabs you're not cooking the vegetable with the meat because they cook at different times. >> they cook at different times and also because kids are so notoriously finicky. i don't want the pepper touching the meat. right? >> you've been in my house. >> i've been in your house. so you want to put on a nice, hot grill so you hear that sizzle. let it cook. one thing i did want to say about the skewers. two things. one you can soak them in water, put them in a freezer bag, and then they're ready to go. you can just pull them out of the frozer and if you have kids. >> little ones. >> little, little ones. 7 or 8-year-ol

melting this plastic down into a shape. what i'm dying i'm trying to get a little wad of it to where i have something to work with, you know what i mean? right now what i'm doing, i'm molding. this is like playing with clay. what i'm doing is, is i got to get it all to this way like here and then once i get it like this -- i'll show you. >> i think it amazes me how fast it can be made and sometimes who's it used for. sometimes for us. sometimes for another inmate. >> got to have air going to the bottom of this thing or else it will start smoking real bad. i'm letting it get in the cold water because it hardens it, it makes it stronger. all right. and that is what you are trying to come out with. what you do here, put a tip on it right here, sharpen it down on concrete to where you'd have a piece that -- it's actually -- >> just a matter of minutes. this wouldn't even be detected in the metal detector at all. >> no. >> somebody gets to the yard real quick, real quick, use it flush, it get it over with. >> you can throw it in

they're finding tons of packages, tiny plastic beads that are all over the beach. >> that's got to be bad for the sea life and the birds. >> tharparts to what were suppo to be wheelbarrows. they've covered 10 tons of trash so far. locals are crediting volunteers because they've really done the bulk of the cleanup. >> this is like meticulous grub work, they're out there on their hands and knees combing those little plastic pellets out of the sand. they expect this clean-up operation to cost them about $10 million. >> $130 million to clean up that? oil spill as well? >> oil has spilled. they've been trying to clean up oil and fuel. if the company that owns the arena gets fined for this disaster, the maximum fine is only $600,000 that they could face. >> that was an awesome experience. >>> 11-year-old justin ware of jacksonville, florida got a pretty incredible sight. he got to watch his mom and his granddad acting as heroes. this video you are looking at is carrie ware and her father george. they were out on a boat and they noticed that a dolphin was stuck on a sandbar at port george in

. >> in the south bay san jose is cracking down on plastic phones. our media partner reports the city council is expected to ban the use of plastic foam food containers during a tuesday meeting. the use of the material would be prohibited and the ban would be expanded to include all businesses in san jose. not just citi -- city facilities. critics argue a ban would increase the costs of doing business for all companies in the south bay. >> and east bay municipal utility district getting in g.news, they will not have to deal with any water restrictions this year and there is saying primary water shed received more rain, totals up to that point lower than have been reported in the 89 year history. officials say despite rain the season will finish drier than normal and customers should use water wise lie more good news. >> there is rain on the way. >> sandhya patel with that. >> and there are showers adding to the moisture content. and this is timing that has been delayed as far as shower onset. a live picture right now from our high definition camera.

not a plastic toy power wheel thing. huh? >> no. it's not a plastic wheels power wheels. it's a po lar is-style atv and it's pink. it gets worse. a few seconds later his buddy walks out the door carrying the helmet. >> oh. >> police don't yet know who these guy, and that's why they released the security footage. >> it will stink for that little girl. whoever gets that quad, when she's cruising around on that thing and cops pull her over saying, i think that's a stolen atv. >> uh-huh. >>> take a look at this little nugget of traffic video gold. >> seems like a really dangerous way to get from a to b? >> see the really dangerous way to cruise a wheelchair. >>> and she so does not want to be here. a girl conned into helping her boyfriend on a job gets the surprise of a lifeti >>> welcome back to the show, but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> what do do you if you don't have a motorized wheelchair and want to get somewhere quickly? >> hire a fast guy and piggyback on him all the way home? >> you could do that, but, no. watch and

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if you look at this, this plant is in this little plastic pot. it already has strawberries on it. >> that's amazing, fairly easy to grow. >> very easy to grow and all kids love strawberries. this is a strawberry pot in front of you. if you see this in this nice green. if you look at this, it has lots of holes in the side, strawberries like to run. you fill a little dirt and you put plants in through the holes and you put more dirt and by the time you're done you've got a nice pot here that's going to produce a lot of strawberries. i would say you'll probably get about four quartz of strawberries out of this pot. >> it's really neat. >> another thing to do is herbs, you have a mint, variegated mint and rosemary, chives, other things like that. you can introduce kids to the garden with herbs, you can taste them right off of the plant itself. just take a leaf and take a taste of it. >> and tomatoes. >> the better boy tomatoes, that's a tomato that's going to get large and it's really nice because it produce as lot of fruit. kids just love to see thi

he had some marijuana in small plastic baggies, which were contained in a larger plastic bag that he hid in his brief. >> charged with felony possession of drugs with intent to distribute. >> we spoke to the owner of one local company. if he had known what hopkins was doing, he would have turned him in himself. brian. >> a 20-year-old clinton man charged with reckless endangerment after a six-year- old shot himself to death. the gun had been raymond brown's backpack. perkins opened the bag, found it. the bag looked exactly like the first graders. brown is a family friend who is live with the boy's family. brown admitted he put it in the backpack. brown tried to save the boy's life. >> the death of osama bin laden leaving an open spot on the most wanted list. tonight that spot has been spill filled with a teacher that once worked in d.c. he tout third grade on the grounds of the national cathedral. agents say another teacher found photos of one boy on a school camera. >> there are a few things that typically make these focus stop. and those things are discovery, arrest, and incarcerat

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