. >>> a colorado rockies fan got the shock of a lifetime.e team's performance after attending a game with his family last weekend, but what he didn't expect was an actual response from the top of the rockies' front office. travis khachatoorian of our grand junction affiliate krex spoke to the fan. >> the plan was booked months in advance. >> these you had to buy pretty much when they went right on sale, january. >> reporter: the ferguson family was spending their fourth of july in denver watching the team they love the most. >> we're big fans, the whole family is. >> reporter: how long have you within fans if. >> as long as i remember. >> reporter: but the game didn't go as planned. the rockies lost bad. i mean like real bad, like 9-0 bad. >> you know, it's frustrating. when they get shut out, it's frustrating. >> reporter: so in the end the fans shuffled out and michael expressed his frustration on a feedback form. >> i pretty much filled out the survey and i said it's frustrating to spend the money and go see teams that are constantly stru

. >> the nationals appear to be the silver bullet in the rockies.ndon calling for support in charlottesville. the redskinses are looking forward to a lively 2014 season. they arrive in richmond >> the d.c. department of health has issued a health emergency. six infants have died in the past week. the city's health director said while the children died from different causes in different parts of the city, the trend is alarming. two of the infants died from sudden infant death syndrome, or sids. two others were premature births. the causes of death for the remaining two infants is not known. the health department said extra vigilance needed to prevent these types of death. >> the 9/11 commission says our country is increasingly threatened by terrorism. the new report is critical of congressional oversight and partisan gridlock. >> today, we face the most diverse threats i've seen in my 51 years in the intel business. >> in the white house, our policymakers, must work together to understand these very significant challenges to the safety of the united

. >> colorado rockies troy tulowitzki has become one of the best players in the league but the rockiesto spell his name. they gave out 15,000 jerseys honoring the bay area native but his name was misspelled. the second "t" was missing. the rockies apologized and said fans can exchange the jerseys for corrected ones later this year. tulowitzki attended high school in sunnyvale. >> brides to be gown shop for a cause. it's an opportunity for brides to get a deal and make a difference. >>> heading live outside, calm and clear out in but we have some unusual weather overnight. there's a chance we could see some showers. meteorologist frances dinglasan as the accuweather after the oh hey there! (laughs) hmm. you're that grumpy cat. well i know! how about some honey nut cheerios? humans love them. moms, dads, kids-well, all of 'em. not even a smile? huh... maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >>> this weekend brides to be are getting ready for the big day by giving back. the brides against breast can

she had some rocky moments in that rollout. >> she had some rocky moments in the rollout.t time we said there was a clinton juggernaut, this time there is a clinton juggernaut. there aren't that many people on the horizon. i would love to see joe biden candidacy, but i don't think that is in the cards. the party wants her, and she is going to get the nomination if she wants the nomination. i don't see anybody you can stop -- who can stop it. people aren't even saying they will get in. >> candidates all over america are running away from president obama. is he the albatross of 2014? >> he is no more of in our trust -- of an albatross than george bush was when republican candidates are -- were running away from him. it is the tea party that is the albatross. i think that is really hurting the republican party. it results in a not being a national party at the moment. john boehner has to engage in all kinds of antics in order to please tea party. >> is the tea party our trust party of the year? -- is the tea party the albatross of the year? >> is going to give very good repub

the rocky grass festival is an annual celebration of bluegrass attracting some 5,000 people and majorigures from this musical world for 42 years. festival director craig ferguson lives on the ground, and last september as th the evacuation order came, he left in a hurry in the middle of the night. when he returned, he found his land, his business, that is, and his house under four feet of water. much of it later turned to mutt filled with de-- mud filled with debris that had been carried down the river. >> we took over 1,000 dump trucks of gravel, silt and sand out of here. over 1,000. that took us -- they were going around the clock for two months. we had four backhoes and two excavators out theory for six months. >> brown: ferguson was determined the show would go on. rocky grass is about the music, of course, but also about the community of performers and audience members who come year after year. and for this small town, it's an important business engine. (applause) so getting it up and running had economic as well as psychological meaning. >> i think rocky grassing opening is a s

bands of thunder and lightning rolled through denver last night and in rocky mountain national park, lightning killed two hikers this weekend. as teri okita reports, lightning deaths at the park are rare. >> reporter: electric storms gripped colorado all week. on friday they turned deadly. rocky mountain national park spokeswoman marla patterson. >> to have two people killed in two days is rare. >> reporter: this woman saw a flash and saw a fellow hike owner the ground. >> went over to the man who was down on the ground and started doing cpr on him until medical help arrived. >> reporter: 21 people have been treated for lightning-related injuries just on friday and safrmtd chad greenliss knows how quickly thunderstorms can form. he took this video from what he thought was the safety of his garage. >> it was like being dipped in 9 volt battery water. >> reporter: he suffered bumps and bruises and said next time he'll stay inside. ter teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >>> large areas of the east will suffer cold temperature this week. eric fisher with our cbs station, wbz in boston ha

rockies win it 6-4 avoiding the sweep. the nats weren't totals. before the became, aaron got into a staredown with brandon barnes who would blink first? they got fed water, sun flower seeds, keep going. barnes gave -- those are pretty impressive high fives. when the umpire says you could be ejected if you don't stop, that's probably a good reason to stop. but nats got that victory. >> i think the rockies are happier to have won the game >>> that's our broadcast for tonight. thanks for stirking around. >> -- sticking around. >> we're uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv, room to room. plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid n

rocky grass festival lives on and , so too, sang the water girls, does lyons. ♪ ♪ and you just watchstand our ground ♪ ♪ but you can't take our town ♪ ♪ >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. the u.s. and u.n. announced israel and hamas have agreed to a 72-hour cease-fire, starting tomorrow. a spokesperson at the u.n. explained the next steps.

nice grab, but the rockies still won it 6-3. >>> rangers hosting the astros.eep fly ball to center field. houston's george springer going back, back, back, back, back, makes it, slams into the wall. he hangs on to the ball for the hout. amazing. same game, the rangers' pitch is ripped foul, nailing a fan in the seats behind the dugout. ooh! he's okay but shows off a nasty welt left by the ball. there's a nice souvenir for you. wow. i hope they send him an autographed bat or something like that. astros go on to win it 8-4. also pay attention to this week in sports about lebron james. i'm sure there will be one or two things said about his situation. >>> let's get a check now on the weather with meteorologist raphael miranda up in new york. what have we got around the country? i heard you earlier, the humidity is going to go away in a little bit, thank goodness? >> not so much for you, luke, sorry. down in d.c., more humidity and more showers and storms for our nation's capital, but take a look at the rest of the northeast. new york city, even philadelphia, the

>> the rocky statue brings people here but not so much the rocky musical in new york city. rocky musall the chickenk city. in your grocery store is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. >>> time now for the buzz, a month since radio icon casey kasem passed away, but his body has yet to be buried because of family drama. his stepmother jean refused to bury him and will not tell them where the body is kept but they believe at the funeral home in washington. they went head to head over his care and rights. and his children hope that he will be buried at forest glen cemetery in california.hat he those are part of his final wishes. >>>

though the biological origin of the oldest fossils is still debated, the pilbara's rocky ranges are clearly awash with once-living stromatolites that in places must have formed extensive coastal reefs. as far as we can tell, this was the australian seaside circa three thousand million years ago. stromatolites in the shallows. smoke on the horizon. fire in the sky. (bird cawing) these simple life-forms made their mark on the world in a far bigger way than as fossils in a landscape. they started making the landscape themselves. south of north pole lies another pilbara treasure: karijini national park. i'm taking a shortcut to the distant past. the deeper i drop into iron-rich hancock gorge, the further back in time i travel. okay! down here, you can look back at one of the earth's great turning points. two and a half billion years ago, the atmosphere was still without oxygen. but beneath the waves, stromatolites and their photosynthetic kin were steadily releasing this reactive waste product into the water. it didn't get far. the oceans were full of dissolved iron left over from the planet's

. >> next an embarrassing error by the colorado rockies.he fan giveaway that miss spells their all-star's name. how the team hopes to fix the mistake. o's more esavings at stl savings at staples? the ladies? these guys? or these guys? when you get guaranteed low prices on everything you buy the most, everybody gets excited! staples. make more happen for less. >>> new this morning, colorado rockies troy tulowitzki has a tough name to spell, even at his own ballpark. rockies gave out 15,000 jerseys honoring the bay area native last night but the all-star shortstop's name was misspelled. it turned out the second "t" in his name was missing so the jerseys read tulowizki. the rockies apologize and say fans an exchange the jerseys for corrected ones later this year. they discovered it prior to the game, but they decided to give them out anyway because they didn't want to disappoint fans. tulowitzki was born in santa clara and attended high school in sunnyvale. he leads the majors with a batting average of .340 and is currently on the disabled lis

. >> the nationals are playing a matinee in colorado, trying to use the broom against the rockies.e the redskins report to camp in richmond. i have the latest as the skins open the jay gruden era. it's >> a change of homes for alexandria's old dominion book. it is moving to a nearby building. they sold it for parking in the city of alexandria for $5 million. it's been on the potomac river since the 19 20's. alexandria wanted to make changes in that area because the boat club blocks access to the waterfront. >> a new report from ddot says the roadways the agency maintains in d.c. are in better shape than previously reported. ddot says three quarters of the district's roads are rated in fair to excellent condition. an earlier report indicated 95% of the city streets were in poor condition. ddot says they use the pavement condition index to rate the condition of its roads. that index is nationally recognized and is said to be more suited to measuring the conditions of the d.c. roads. >> a house panel tonight recommends sending the national guard to deal with the flood of unaccompanied

. >> next an embarrassing error by the colorado rockies.y that miss -- misspells their i'll have my e cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? >> here are the winning numbers from last night's power ball draw. nobody picked august six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot jumps to $60 million. and the the winning numbers from the $24 million super lotto plus draw. >> nobody got all six of those either. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $25 million. >>> new this morning, colorado rockies troy tulowitzki has a tough name to spell, even at his own ballpark. rockies gave out 15,000 jerseys honoring the bay area native last night, but the all-star shortstop's name was misspelled. it turned ou

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a rocky road, much better than a hospital gown. now he's doing the training.t inspiration, feeling down about your cancer, recovery, pop this video in, and it charges you up again, right? >> you're right. >> that's what they were going for, nick. i want to read the description here. the r darren's hope is whoever sees this video going through a hard time will get hope and courage from it and to show in hard times you can keep fighting and have fun when you can. looks like a ton of fun. they get darren in the ring, and he goes in for the knockout. >> this is really nice, too, especially for his child. that kid is going to grow up with this video to remember what it was like to fight for cancer. >> that's what they put on the description here. it's also for his daughter. when she's older, how brave dad is and p up a fight. we wish darren the best of luck. we think the video is great, watch this, it'll make you feel better. >> yeah. >>> there's something great about live tv because you really never know what's going to happen. >> looking at the cam from -- >> fro

road to independence. -- scotland, the rocky road to independence. dictators worldwide tend to be megalomania max, often pushing for their own projects are godless of the consequences -- regardless of the consequences. the country was poor, and many desperate parents gave their unwanted children to orphanages, which were soon hopelessly overcrowded. many people soon also became homeless. the capital, the rest -- bucharest, gained fame for its homeless problem. romania has since acknowledged the problem, but so far, no government has solved it. >> a distinct -- dissent -- de scent into another world. >> help me out. what did you do to the latter -- ladder? >> as the pedestrians continue along the way, the group vanishes into a train station. soon, we are 10 meters underground. >> be careful. it is very hot. don't get burned. >> in the communist era, these canals were supposed to supply heat to the entire city. bruce lee takes us to his kingdom, the world of the rejected, discarded, and hopelessly addicted. this section provides shelter to about 60. it

rockies knew it was misspelled and still gave out the 15,000 tee shirts. a little harder than hamels and perez right walter. >> a little bit. all right. thank you, jeff. recapping our breaking story from tonight two persons of interest in customers sdi in connection with friday's carjacking and deadly cash. u.s. marshals and philadelphia police took one man into custody 8 p.m.. sources tell us another man turned himself in. the break comes two days after three children were killed when a carjacked suv slammed into them. tup into "action news" 4:30 tomorrow morning for the latest and find updates on 6abc.com. >> "fyi philly" is next on channel 6. >> now for walter perez, melissa magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team i'm magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team i'm sarah bloomquist have a great have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not true. and more of the same from corbett. tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor

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the twist in the case, his rocky marriage is at the heart of the case for the defense.yan smith has that story. >> reporter: this morning, former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen on trial facing bombshell accusations from the prosecution's star witness, nutrition company ceo johnny williams that the couple took $165,000 in lavish gifts and loans in exchange for political favors. both have pleaded not guilty and the former first couple's lawyers using an unorthodox almost scandal-like defense? we're supposed to be partners. we're supposed to be in this together. >> reporter: maureen's attorney claiming her client accepted gifts from williams not as a political bribe but because she had a crush on him. >> i'm sure they don't want to air their dirty laundry but when you're facing decades in prison, that's a little consolation in order to avoid a conviction. >> reporter: williams testified that in 2011, the former first lady agreed to promote one of his nutrition supplements for cash and gifts. claiming she said, quote, the governor says it's okay for me

there was a little rockiness. forward. >> rudy was the ceo of plapp et hospital. moss and frost claim they are victims of planet hospital too and have nothing to hide. did you not see the operation falling apart? >> rudy has made bad business decisions, at the end of the day he prevailed and worked things out. even though i saw things getting rocky, i gave him the benefit of the doubt, they have in the past. >> if you google your names the connection to planet hospital shows up. >> yes. we are starting out of the running blocks with a 500 pound weight on our backs. >> despite the connection to planet hospital, carr mine and jody are considering moving forward with moss and frost new agency. a testament to how much they want a baby. one thing that surrogacy has said is that it would be an open surrogacy, which means come on down, meet the girls, meet the egg dopers. we'll let you know where the money was game, it's in an escrow account. come down any time you want to. you can skype, call, everything is totally opened. >> jody and carr mine. >> yes. >> will they get

up into canada, but the problem is the storm systems are diving back down on the other side of the rockies and that's where they will be this week. but for the pacific northwest, we'll have a trend of very hot weather building in, keeping things very warm along the cascades, but the storms riding over the highway patrol, and diving down on the eastern side of the rockies. in canada, the storms will be there, and we'll have the monsoonal moisture in the four corners, and we'll see showers and thunderstorms popping up here, and that's where powerful winds creating the haboob or dust storms coming into the southwest that we saw yesterday fairly light and we'll see the gusts get a lot stronger for you. and otherwise, hot warmth stretching over into texas and we'll have thunderstorms popping up. but it could become severe. and again, the chance of severe weather looks like it's going to be in the central and upper midwest this afternoon and tonight. del. >> rebecca, thank you very much. and if it's too hot outside, you might rely to keep cool, the world's toll efforts water slide. you have to c

he's dominated the rockies hitting .348, his highest against any team.says it's the solid play that makes it easy for him to be successful. >> literally from one to eight anyone could go off that day and have an amazing game and drive in four or five runs. you just never know who it's going to be. as a team and offense and lineup, it's fun to be a part of something like that because there's really no pressure. >> they got to take the first series this weekend, so starting the 2nd half on a high note. >> looking forward to seeing the nats in the playoff. >> i know you're excited about the redskins. >> i don't know who's more excited, the sports team or derek. >> i think it's derek. >> that's it for wusa9 news at 6:00. stick around. the cbs evening news is next. >> we will be back for your only local news at 7:00 and at 11:00. (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo

the cubs and rockies hook up again 3-1 in the fourth. my guess is he's good to be a cop for about 36 more hours played well tonight a 33 tie and that's where it stood in the 16th inning. bases loaded its deep enough to score the cubs catcher baker who not only scores the winning run, he was the winning pitcher, a nasty night at wrigley as they went 4-3. derrick rose looking mobile as the men's national team went for another tough day of practice. rose says he's not only ready to make this team is already looking ahead to the nba season. he says it's been a very productive off season. >> it's been great. you think about winning championships every that experience to our team and being around all these players, giving them advice i think that's all we needed. you had brooks and everybody else coming into the mix, i think for gore to be a strong contender. >> that's morning sports. >>a bit of a down day on wall street... stocks didn't do much tuesday. -the dow lost 70. the nasdaq lost 2. and the s-and-p fell eight. smarter, more educated co

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keep in mind, again they've been milling the roadways, so you will have that uneven pavement, and rocky ride, between spring garden and 30th street. as you head through the tunnels, all of the bridges ben franklin, walt whitman commodore barry looking good at the moment. mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> time 5:36n business news this morning the best college in the u.s., according to money magazine. >> why the faa wants to fine southwest airlines. jill wagner joins us liver from the stock exchange, good morning. >> good morning, ukee, erika. federal aviation administration wants to hit southwest airlines with $12 million fine. the agency says southwest failed to make proper repairs on some of its boeing 737 jets. southwest has 30 days to respond to the complaint. here on wall street, invest remembers in a wait and see mode ahead of the federal reserve two day meeting. they are looking for any includes about when the central bank could raise interest rates which are still at record low levels. the dow went up 22 points, yesterday, the nasdaq, dropped four p

showers and storms are possible across the rockies.ke denver and the southwest of the four corners region. the heat builds today. temperatures between 85 and 90 degrees already in seattle, and that trend will continue as we head throughout the weekend. take a look at these highs. 100 for tomorrow in boise. near 90 in seattle. 94 degrees in portland. down the rest of the west coast looking good. 81 degrees with some sunshine in los angeles. the heat could turn dangerous as it continues all weekend long. seattle, 89 degrees. 102 in boise, and 98 in salt lake city. a couple of storms are possible for your sunday in denver. take a look at this seven-day forecast. not lishl what we think when we see seattle's weather. hot and temperatures near 90. the low 90s right up until tuesday. of course, they're not used to it there. this could prevent some problems as we go over the next few days. dara. >> thanks, rafael. >>> now we're going to move on to entertainment news. the 66 emmy nominations were announced yesterday in los angeles. game of thr

. >>> and morning road conditions, flooding and dust storms in the southwest, and the rockies. and slick at times in the ohio valley. and rain along the gulf coast. >>> and flying this morning, airport delays possible in boston, new orleans and denver. >>> well, there's good news this morning about the family of olympic athlete noelle pikus-pace. >> yesterday they found her brother and his three young children. they were missing overnight in the wilderness. they used jolly ranchers candy to briek tbe the kids to keep t moving. there will be much more on this story later on "good morning america." >>> for the first time, hearing the extraordinary exchange between an air traffic controller and a pilot. usually we think of those as polite and professional conversations. not in this case. this was posted by liveatc.net, from atlanta's heartsfield jackson airport on friday. it captures the moment an faa controller tells the pilot of the delta flight 2242 he's on the wrong taxiway. >> we'll taxi up there anyway we. i don't like your attitude. >> i'm not giving attitude, just trying t

yeah, the song there that broncos' peyton manning is dancing to, jigging to there, is "rocky top." that is the unofficial fight song, as you might know, for his alma mater, university of tennessee. number 83, wes welker, joining in with him. i'm trying to figure out what the dance is. i can't figure it out. dougie? no? >>> team usa or bust. chicago's derrick rose wants it bad. coming off the 2011 mvp's second severe injury in three years. coaches are saying here he looked really good at team usa basketball camp in vegas. >> i've still got to keep proving myself and doing everything that the coaching staff want me to do, and hopefully i'll be on that team. >> the l.a. clippers' blake griffin withdrew from camp to nurse a small back fracture from the playoffs. he'll miss the opportunity to play in the fiba world cup. >>> swimmer ryan lochte showing off his family-sized meal plan. here it is for you. he says streamlining in preparation for my 10,000 calories. what does he got there? like four pounds of chicken? >> mac and cheese. >> got a whole tray of mac and cheese. he's got asparag

. >> and an unlikely series of tragedies this weekend in rocky mountain national park. lightning strikes killed hikers two days in a row. teri okita reports on this. >> electrical storms have gripped colorado all week. on friday they turned deadly. rocky mountain national park spokeswoman kyle paterson. >> to have two people killed by light ing on two sequential days is extremely uncommon. >> mary iverson wit nlsed the loud white flash then saw fellow hiker on the ground. >> went over to the man that was down and started doing cpr on him until help came. >> reporter: estes park medical centre says as many as 21 people have been treated for lightning related injuries just on friday and saturday. >> here comes the hail i think. >> chad greenless knows just how suddenly storms can form. he took this video from what he thought was the safety of his garage. >> it was like being dipped in a nine volt battery water. >> he suffered bumps and bruises and says next time he will stay inside. >> teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >> the cruise ship that wrecked off the coast of ita

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. >>> in our other big story this morning, another round of wild weather from the colorado rockies to the shores of new england. >> the latest pictures coming in. as you can see here on the left, a powerful twister touching down north of denver. >> and on the right, take a look, the devastation by a rare tornado slamming through the boston suburb of revere. abc's susan saulny has the latest. >> reporter: a challenging day of extreme weather in unusual places from the southwest to the northeast. entire communities are dealing with the shocking aftermath of multiple storm systems wreaking havoc. in suburban boston, a powerful f-2 tornado with winds up to 120 miles per hour touched down in an unlikely spot, the seaside town of revere, massachusetts, cutting a two-mile path of destruction. this is how it left revere high school. >> oh, they all broke. look at the trees. they all broke. >> reporter: cars on the sidewalk, the train station parking lot turned into a pond. >> this is not supposed to happen here. it's not oklahoma. >> reporter: missing roofs, collapsed walls, more than a dozen

the object of his affection is rocky brett, who is currently serving a year sentence for drug possession and dealing. he goes by the nickname casper. >> the name is casper. i'm going to get a tattoo casper that goes right here. i'm going to get a tattoo. it is going to be really cute. >> this right here amounts to about two weeks of correspondence, even though she lives two cells down from me, these are about two weeks worth of accumulated material here. >> i love him. >> it is always -- they're always nice to get mail in here, even though we don't all get mail from the outside. sometimes some of the best mail you get comes from somebody you care about. >> exactly. >> you know. >> i really love him. i know, it is horrible. but it is going to be -- i don't know because i'm scared of love, you know. and jail love. jail love. this is, you know what i'm saying? you don't want to meet somebody, you know what i'm saying? you want to meet somebody on good terms you know. we're here in jail, we're criminals, you know? i love you, baby. >> do you get to touch at all? >> yeah, sometimes we do. we

five rocky movies as well two star trek feature films say it isn't so.icenses expired why netflix had to remove them. >> a coffee shop in north dakota is saving money in a very up usual way. it has no employees. owners rely the honor s paying customers. the vault sells coffee, tea and pastries. the owners allow customers to serve themselves and then pay on the honor system. since opening in october, the idea is catching on and showing how honest people really are in the area. >> the thing that's amazing is that people have been extremely honest. when i add up how much has been taken and how much is in the till at the end of the day people are 15% more generous than thieves. >> interesting. >> 15 more generous. >>> that's interesting. the couple spent three years renovating a former bank to become their coffee shop. they say the community is embracing the honor system concept. it's growing in popularity every day. >> so instead of an atm it's an acm. >> glass of wine to take the edge off at the dentist. what? >> yeah. what else some doctors are offering t