>> definitely, that is very sad, but i have not enough time to read. that is the very sad part. so i'm not enough reading, but i'm getting older and getting closer. now that nobody is doing any more reading, i will read. no, i think honestly, it is a question of time, but reading, to bring inspiration, but that is the problem. i get into a book and say that i can make a collection of that after, like, three lines. one time i did an existentialist collection years ago, and i was thinking, so i read a book to no more, to get into it, and sometimes, the explanation can teach you. i read about it and i learned and understood. so i did the collection with my interpretation. i tried to understand the base, the concept, so it is good. you have to read, definitely. >> creativity is so difficult to define by creative people because you just do it instinctively. you were telling me that last night, something inspired you, and you went back andrew your next collection until 4:00 a.m. what inspirou

>> definitely, that is very sad, but i have not enough time to read. that is the very sad part. so i'm not enough reading, but i'm getting older and getting closer. now that nobody is doing any more reading, i will read. no, i think honestly, it is a

. >> the kids are just sad all the way around. so this what events the communities are holding wanting to make sure the students are safe, how to honor his life, also? >> police had not charged him because they were still investigating but he was scheduled to appear in court on october 24th. he'd been a teacher here four years and grew up in albany, graduating from both albany middle and high school. again, this community very concerned over a young girl's safety ask mourning the death of a well known teacher. >> there are police calling it a case of phone shall domestic terrorism. someone set fire to the private law office of the vallejo mayor over the weekend and there is is the latest on the investigation. >> davis faced challenges during mayor, ushering the city through bank rupsy, facing off with the lgbt community and recent increase in officer-involved shootings but this arson might be toughest. >> attempt to instill fear failed. >> and he calls it a malicious act. and is leaving the building a turned out shell. this is the

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>> that's the sad part. the individual joe there and not clear enough to see if she recognizes the guy, knows him as a neighbor, no idea who the person is, and the cat's gone. >> this makes me sad. pets are obviously a part of your family. you get used to having them around and really learn to love them. >> loretta is hoping to get her cat back. she posted it hoping people will see the video and hoping she'll get her cat back. the cat had a red clarp with hearts and her name dixie on it taken from north mcdowell boulevard in petaluma, california. >> i don't know how you steel someone's cat and, now is it your pet? you steal someone's pet and now use it as your own? what about pca and adopt a cat, if you want. there's thousands of them. >> what a jerk! >>> election season it into full force. you can't turn on the television without seeing an attack ad from some candidate. >> i wish that more candidates had ads like this one. this is -- joe langley. >> hi. i'm joe langley. a candidate for north carolina house

. >> reporter: frank had to break the sad news that their restaurant was a complete loss. >> such a meetingt for this part of town, for the community, the food is wonderful. everybody there is so nice. this is just terrible. everybody who works there, everybody who lives around here is really, really going to be upset about this. >> reporter: two office spaces a dental clinic and a wine shop also suffered some major damage. >> it's so sad. they are just such a sweet couple. this is their passion, is wine, and it's obvious that this is going to hit them hard. >> reporter: it took five hours to control the flames. the roof collapsed and flames were so strong that firefighters fought it from the outside. >> we had to get in fast do a quick aggressive interior tact. we had to get the residents and occupants out make sure they are safer. next concern is confining the fire to the original building. >> reporter: people watched as the community hub burned to pieces. muni shut down the west portal tunnel affecting lines into the city and shuttles were brought in for commuters. services were back up

. >>> it's so sad. when we come back, he may be the saddest baseball fan out there.t got this guy in tears right before bed? you don't want to miss this video. it's coming up next. if you have a consumer problem for question, give us a call 888-help-you. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . >>> well when your team doesn't take the title it's easy to be sad. >> it is but last week whether the giants knocked the st. louis cardinals out of the world series, there probably wasn't anybody quite as sad as this little guy. >> no way. >> what's wrong? >> they are not winning. they are not going to go to the world series, dad. >> who is going to go? >> the giants. i don't like that. i don't want that to happen. >> so what do we need to do? >> watch the whole game. >> well, it's late. we're going to go to bed and we will see what happens. we will wake up in the morning and see what happens. >> dad, the game will be over. >> oh, man. >> that just breaks your heart. >> wait until e hears the giants won the world series. >> that breaks your heart. >> the giants won the ne

. >> i'm sad every day.e, "i'm sick of you people." and then, i'm, "i love you people so much." >> jimmy: what are you going to do without alec and tracy? >> oh, my god. i really had a moment today. i was reading a really long with tracy and alec, and i thought, "i'm really gonna miss seeing tracy every day." partly 'cause i feel like once i stop seeing him, i feel like he's going to fall in a pool or something. [ laughter ] i'm, like, worried about what's going to happen. >> jimmy: they need you to survive. >> i think he might die if i'm not there. but yeah, i've been listening to tracy do the same, like, three bits for 15 years. >> jimmy: which ones? which ones? >> oh, my god. so-and-so is my biological father. >> jimmy: yeah, someone blah, blah, blah is. yeah. >> darth vader calling his grandson for money. do you know that one? >> jimmy: i don't know that one. i never heard that one. yeah, who'd he say -- >> in the dagobah system. he's always like talking about the dagobah system. [ as tracy jordan ] >> j

did anyone say anything about how sad they were to see that go? >> reporter: the talk is that pier, the pier was swept away by the ocean and people are talking about the bay, the bay looks more threatening than the ocean. the bay brought a lot of water to streets here, it's a sad scene in a lovely vacation place. >> they were cold down there, it's hurricane season. of course related to hurricane sandy, which is a super storm. there are stories coming out of this that are changing. one that we learned about overnight, a death. >> a tree came crashing down on a house killing a man inside. linda so is live with the latest. >> we heard from the county executives about 15 minutes ago, he joined us on the news cast, he was out at the scene, he tells us, he spoke with the family and it was an 80-foot tree that fell in to the house. here is what we know, here is new video we shot overnight. this happened before 11 last night in the 7700 block of suet drive. it's off of fort smallwood road, there are a lot of older mature trees in the neighborhood, police

. >> dan: literally we heard of sad news in san mateo. they found one of two fishermen that went missing yesterday. it happened off the san mateo coastline. 18 foot boat was a mile offshore when it was hit by a big wave and flipped over. two survivors made it to the shore and did phone for help. the two men presumed dead were not wearing life jackets. relatives town the body on a nearby beach. >>> two people were hurt after a crash crashed into the zen restaurant in pleasant hill. they are expected to be okay. the restaurant is shut down unti furth ntice. >> in the nohay,a fire temporarily closed highway 116 as flames raced through grassland and burned a home. they are interviewing a driver of a truck that backfired and possibly started the fire. that is the suspicion. >> police are calling it a case of potential domestic terrori, somee set fire to the private law office of vmz's mayor over the weekend. we obtained video inside the office and carolyn tyler with the latest on the investigation. >> the attempt to intimidate or to instill fe

." >> i mean to tell you a sad yet happy story. these images are of nicole, hanging out with her family in columbia, but this is the first time after 36 years that she's seen them, because in 1975, nicole was kidnapped from a park where she was playing at with her brother. she was adopted from an orphanage in columbia and ended up wi up -- colombia and endeded up with a family in the united states. the orphanage where she decided she was adoed from, she decided to go back. she reached out and when they found out about her story he activity helped her find her family. this is the moment where for the first time she sees her family again. >> see my family? these are my mother and my father and my brothers and sisters. >> how old was she when kidnapped? >> 4 years old when kidnapped. >> that's old enough to have some memories. >> she was very aware. apparently had a little argument with her brother and he walked away, and that's when she was kidnapped. so this moment when she's reunited with her brother has special meaning for her, be

but the sad part is that all of this exceeded the statute of limitations.ng with one of our producers, why is there a statute of limitations in cases of child abuse. >> i agree. >>> two weeks after receiving what amounts to a life sentence, jerry sandusky has asked a judge to overturn his child sex abuse -- conviction and grant a new trial. the filing comes, the accuser at the heart of the case steps out of the shadows, victim one, spoke exclusively to abc's chris cuomo telling him how his allegations were not taken seriously after sandusky mope lemope -- molested him, stalked him, pulled hem out of class and chased him in his car. you can watch the story, on "20/20," friday night, 10:00 eastern. >> with 18 days to go until the election, president obama and mitt romney spoke at a charity dinner and delivered great one-liners, some of which you well have to hear later in the half-hour. earlier, the president taped an appearance of jon stewart's show where things begin to get serious about policy talk. >> when middle-class families do well, ladders of opportu

it comforts me to see sad faces. my miserable, lonly lesbian pregnancy. tonight i am going to read, to snip or not to snip. >> conception. i drive to the california cryo bank. there's no waiting room. just a glass window. a woman changes me $350. a vile half the size of my pinkie encased. this way up. i head to the clinic. i carry the sperm box inside. it's unwieldy. this is my second attempt. so i know the routine. the first time, i brought my friend. even some crouch shots. most people don't get good shots of conception. i feel confident this time, like i'm doing my part in the world. the war in iraq started. may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion.

the sad end to a phenomenal season for the a's. dennis? >> possibly an improbable victory over the tigers. but the tigers had the reining krie young winner. i'm talking about justin verlander. he got the win in game 1. a complete shutout against the a's lineup. he struck out eleven in the game. 22 in the series. tigers broke it open in the seventy. prince fielders, tigers had a 6- 0 lead. and the a's season is over. >> i think we surprised a lot of people outside of this clubhouse. obviously we would have liked to have continued on. the goal is to make it all the way and get that ring on your finger and have that parade. but it comes to an end for us. it's difficult to swallow. >> scott rolen said after game three, i cost my team the game. >> and the giants in cincinnati. giants' closer sergio romo facing scott rolen. the giants become the first time in big league history to win three straight on the road to close out a five-game series. they could host the game on sunday. jonny gomes and the a's clubhouse said this, those guys in that dug

. >> this is so sad. this store is like his baby. he takes care of them. he does everything. he has to do it right. >> reporter: frank had to break the sad news that the restaurant was a complete loss. >> such a meeting spot for had part of town, the community, the food is wonderful. everybody there is so nice. this is just terrible. everybody who works there, everybody who lives around here is really going to be upset about this. >> reporter: two office spaces, a dental clinic and a wine shop also suffered some major damage. >> it's so sad. they are just such a sweet couple. this is their passion is wine and it's obvious that this is going to hit them very hard. it took crews nearly five hours to get flames under control. the restaurant's roof collapsed and the flames got so strong they had to fight it from the outside. >> we had to take an interior tact. we had to get residents out or any of the occupants make sure they're safe but our next concern is confining that fire to the original building. >> reporter: throughout the morning, neighbors watched as their community hub

. >> very sad. >> jimmy: but great news -- >> yeah?k at nite. >> yep. >> jimmy: and what is it called again? >> "wendell and vinnie." >> jimmy: "wendell and vinnie." and you play vinnie. >> it's already funny. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is. >> 'cause that's -- >> jimmy: "wendell and vinnie." >> they laughed at the title. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, explain what -- >> we got a hit! >> jimmy: wait, wait. explain what it is. you play vinnie. >> yes, i play vinnie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then, another person plays wendell. >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] >> that's the show. >> jimmy: well, you're one of the funniest guys, i'm telling you. when you watch this "icarly" episode, you'll see -- if you haven't seen "icarly" -- >> you got to see this guy on that episode. >> jimmy: but i mean, usually "icarly" has a younger audience. our audience is a little bit older. but you should watch this saturday, 8:00, nickelodeon. >> tomorrow night. >> jimmy: tomorrow night. i want to show a clip of how funny this man is. jerry trainor. here h

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we don't mean have the word sadness, you get depressed but sadness? so here comes this young man, jeff. he change. he's not the jeff he used to be. is parents don't understand and like most veterans, they are in terrible pain. they have nightmares, so what do they do? they drink, or they do drugs because it takes away the pain. and, okay, let's think about the health care that just got. the d.a. does not do dual diagnosis so here is poor jeff, he is having suicidal thoughts and the parents don't know because they didn't tell the parents, and because he was heavy on alcohol and drinking a lot of beer, we can't treat you. they didn't say we don't do a dual diagnosis. they said when he gets off the alcohol than we can treat him. that is no way to treat a veteran that comes home in terrible pain. and beyond jeff's story, because of the constant deployment, they are taking sleeping pills. they are taking percocet. they are taking oxycontin. these are very dangerous drugs. >> host: and addictive. >> guest: and addictive. they come home and that is what they

international powers for refusing to negotiate with all sides in the syrian conflict saying talking to sad is the only way to stop the bloodshed. not in my backyard the plans to build among them mega mosque protesters worried that the islamic group developing it is aiming to radicalize local muslims. international news and current live from moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day how concerned he has caused chaos to the u.s. presidential election with rallies canceled an early voting disrupted but it's the economic storm over the last few years which is more an electorate. looks a criticism thrown at the two major candidates over the links to the rich were still hogging the wealth of the nation. as are those the us election coverage continues this week we turn our attention to domestic issues concerning voters now us presidents have historically referred to america as an exceptional nation a land of opportunity where one can work hard and over time climb the proverbial economic ladder but one year ago that myth was busted when occupy wall street activists camped out here in th

i'm not sad. i lost my hair but it will grow back. >> would you like for your mom and dad to be bald the ? you are beautiful on the inside. >> he is in the fight of his life. the physical changes affect child cancer patients's self- esteem. bold, brave, beautiful is a program to get celebrities to shave their heads and detonate their hair. >> it helps them through the transition. they will get better and their hair will grow back. during that transition, it is important especially for younger kids like teenagers that they feel they are bold and beautiful and strong. >> you know that there will come back. you should not feel sad because it is normal. >> that is one amazing kid. up next, your maryland lottery pick three and pick 4 numbers and another check of the instaweather plus forecast. it's just that simple, i mean, it's a no brainer. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it

. >> very sad news from ortiz baltimore. -- from northeast baltimore. for children and one adult died in a house fire in the 5600 block of denwood avenue. this is the home where it happened. they say it was just before 2:00 this morning there received a phone call there was a fire at this home. firefighters put say that they saw someone trying to jump out of a second story window. they knew there were more people inside. a firefighter fel the second-floor into the basement. he was taken to the hospital. he is in stable condition. the residents of the home who jumped out is also at the hospital. firefighters say that once they were able to knock down the fire and get inside is when they made the sad discovery of five bodies inside the home. we do not know how the five victims died. whether it was smoke inhalation or the fire. that is under investigation this morning as fire fighters in baltimore try to figure out what started this fire. back to you. >> thank you. we will have more on that throughout the show. a developing story from colorado. investigato

sovereignty of their nation and fortune were not presented other alternatives there and you know it's sad that a four and two four networks have to provide us with these alternatives chris chambers georgetown university thanks so much for coming on breaking it down. i. so yesterday it was released that a paid informant for the n.y.p.d. was under orders to quote bait muslims in the same inflammatory things. yes show me around him in one thousand american conducted a double life taking pictures inside of mosques and collecting the names of people attending study groups on islam police reportedly told to embrace a strategy called create and capture he said it involved creating conversations about jihad or terrorism then capturing their responses and for his hard commendable work here he's here in one thousand dollars a month and of course some goodwill and a string of minor marijuana arrests. are to have the chance to talk to cyrus mcgoldrick a rep from the council on american islamic relations and here's what he had to say about it. i noticed something in the article today that was especial

if this is a lesson from this in this sad story, it is this: do not cheat.umber two, do not make enemies because they can bring you down as they did, sadly, in the case of lance armstrong. >>shepard: sadly, this is a matter of opinion, but also it is possible that only the second part applies here because as he, if he came in third or fourth with the team, he would not have been anything knee -- nike and he would not have what he has, and he cheated, he lied, he cheated, he -- but he made tens of millions. it seems like that is what happened. >>guest: here is what i would say, if it is worth his reputation suffering, what his family and all the people who fold him, they will suffer, too, in addition to which every company every insurance company that insured him is now going to go to court against this guy. to me, it ain't worth it. >>shepard: to me it ain't, either, but it looks like it could have been part of a strategy whether it was good or not. >>guest: it is a sad cautionary tale. >>shepard: lance armstrong, done. wow. a c.i.a. operative is dead in afg

. >> i'm very sad. all of our family is very sad. >> reporter: her family were worries her 72-year-old father won't survive a vicious beating. he clings to life with a severe brain injury. >> they left him in the cold, in the rain, without cloths, took off his shoes and everything. >> reporter: his son found him unconscious lie k in a parking lot. two minutes from his silver spring apartment. goosman left his house about 8:00 last night. >> reporter: elsey believes he was walking to the market a couple blocks away. thea manager says he's a regula customer. >> no, i don't see him. i would check already camera, but i don't see him last night. >> police say that goosman's body was sfoufound right over t area right here. his daughter says that she believes the attacker robbed him. >> this afternoon, police passed out fliers in the community hoping that someone could give a tip leading to the aresz. >> i hope he recovers and we're going to be able to help him get threw this. >> i'm zxshomari stone, news 4. >

ask who's really benefiting from the publicity that's just sad. it always amazes me the lengths that people go to for things that are pointless people camped out for a week waiting for a new i phone that will be archaic by next year when the next one comes out every black friday many thankfully not all americans celebrate this holiest of shopping days by waiting outside of a wal-mart in the early morning to fight over trendy plastic gifts for their children that they're too young to appreciate hey even i'm willing to sometimes wake up early in the morning to drive downtown and be twenty five bucks for parking to watch a football game under cations but just imagine a world where we actually were willing to wake up early and stand a big crowd for something say more important than some stupid gizmo or the sake of our favorite sports team just imagine iraq and that world would be yet maybe standing around some protester collecting signatures won't do anything we can't be naive enough to think that big corporations will bow to ten people with signs bou

we just passed the sad milestone of losing 2,000 u.s. troops there in this war. more than 50 of them were killed this year by the very afghan forces we are trying to help. now, we have reached the recruiting goal for afghan forces, we have degraded al qaeda. tell me, why not leave now? what more can we really accomplish? is it worth more american lives? >> we don't want to lose the gains we have gotten. we want to make sure that the taliban does not come back in and give al qaeda a safe haven. we agree with the administration on their 2014 transition. look, when i think about afghanistan, i think about the incredible job that our troops have done. you have been more than the two of us combine the. first time i was there in 2002, it was amazing to me what they were facing. i went in kandahar, before the surge, i sat down with a young private in the 82nd from the menominee indian reservation and he told me what he would do, every day and i was in awe. to go back in december and go with the marines to see what they had accomplished, it is nothing short of amazing. w

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it's sad.porter: smith was murdered early saturday morning in the basement of her home, just a few doors down from the church. police say someone brutally stabbed her in the neck and left her and her unborn child to die. >> it just hurts. it's sad. it's really sad that -- to have to take two innocent lives. >> reporter: the tragic news traveled quickly through this community. smith was an active member at new dimension who greeted everyone with a welcoming smile. >> she was always here. sometimes i open the church for her. >> reporter: police say they are still looking for a suspect and a motive. meanwhile, devastated family and friends must now plan a funeral. news4 new york. >>> now, at 6:00, a young woman beaten and sexually assaulted. we'll hear from a neighbor who went to help her. >>> redskins fans, chris cooley is making a comeback. >>> the race between president obama and mitt romney is a dead heat now. the final debate tonight on foreign policy could tip the scales. good evening. i'm j

so some very sad news. we also heard that the woman in the other vehicle, an suv, that she was injured, and is expected to survive. >> as you look at the screen there, doreen, the vehicle she was in, as i understand it, is to the left. and the officer's vehicle there resting in front of that light pole, or utility pole. the car extremely badly damaged. he was taken to the hospital, where they say he died. again, she is expected to survive. >> we're still waiting for information about may have led to this accident or what may have caused it. the chief said they are recreating the scene. >> there was one witness who said it appeared that the woman cut the officer off. but it's very early in the investigation. >> we'll know more by tomorrow hopefu maryland schools are number one in america because we invest in them. but we can do even more. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million dollars at casinos in other states. question 7 keeps that maryland money in maryland through expansion of gaming

that's sad, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is.d, scott and i came up with it. if you're out of your fantasy league, which most people are by midway point -- >> jimmy: yeah, i'm out. i'm out. >> -- this is just something that's a little bit simpler. you can still have fun. you're not obsessed. your life isn't attached to it, so, cover5.com. it's just -- you can still have fun. >> jimmy: you play with the real players, real stats? >> no, real games with the point spread. so, let's say you say the jets -- well, the jets won't win. but -- >> jimmy: hey! whoa! whoa! they better win. that's my jets! >> my bad, but let's say the jets are favored by -- >> jimmy: you didn't mean that at all. >> yes i did. >> jimmy: "my bad." you didn't. >> yeah, i know i did. [ light laughter ] jets are favored by four, but they win by 11 so you get seven points. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> so it's based on the actual points and point spreads. you tabulate it up each week and you have a league -- >> jimmy: so it's week to week? >> yeah, you have fun. >> jimmy:

. >> that's so sad, you know that's entire live llihood that went down like that. >>> the coast guard from dublin got into action. watch the second video as the coast guard helicopter comes in to air-lift the two men to a local hospital. >> they were able to walk in and walk out. no serious injuries as a result of this fishing boat going down. one of the best parts of the video after they get the guys safely on board the helicopter, the fishermen from "the tribute" are super excited. >> they should be excited. they just helped rescue and save the lives of two people. >>> it's always a dicey situation when firefighters roll up to a burning building. here they are in russia surveying the situation. you see fire coming from the blue doors, black smoke in the air. here's what they did not expect. >> oh! >> there were people standing right outside the doors. >> people, firefighters, yeah, they're lucky one of those doors didn't fly off and hit somebody in the face. it looks like there was a vehicle inside, maybe it was carrying something with explosives that packed a punch. it blows the do

is really sad. >>> we all have our bad days.hocking this one up to just simple bad day. reports say this is from a moscow subway. this video going viral all oevlg the plaover the place pap woman struggle wig her shoe. >> wary tenneys, going to work, changing her shoes is. >> left shoe, right shoe, can't seem to get her right -- wait a minute. >> looks like a different shoe? >> does she not have toes? >> no. remember i said this is a bad day for this lady? she's trying to put her sunglasses on her right foot. >> oh! >> she is so out of it, that those are sunglasses. >> what? what? what? >> her foot over her knee. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> to try it again. >> she can't really think other sunglasses are shoes? >> i present the video evidence. >> her shoe's over there. >> the other shoe, right shoe, seems to be off to her left. >> i can see like, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, your shoes and sunglasses were right next to each other. you reach down, grab the sunglasses, but after she picks them up, can you see they're su

the sad thing is, one hiker fell and died from his injuries from the fall. he fell 150 feet. both of the men that did survive and were taken to hospitals after the rescue had 300 bee stings apiece. >> after they take him out of the lift, you can see them brushing bees off of him presumably. if you notice the firefighters are all covered so they didn't get stung. although one firefighter in the rescue was stung. he did not have to be hospitalized. >> to tell us about the rescue, we have scott mcdonald from the phoenix fire department "right this minute," via skype. how are all the patients doing? >> two of the adult males are in hospital, still. each of them suffered 300 to 400 bee stings. >> where did the bees come from? >> there was three buddies, they were hiking up echo canyon trail. once they got up there a little ways, they moved off the trail, once they got over there, we don't know exactly where the hive of bees were, but that's when they began to get attacked. once the attack started, the one gentleman unfortunately fell off the trail. the other two men jumped into th

you're not supposed to feel sad. we don't even have the word sadness in -- but sadness. so here comes this young man, jeff changed. he is not the jeff used to be. his parents don't understand. and like most veterans they are in terrible pain. they have nightmares. so what do they do? they drink, or they take drugs. because it takes away the pain. and, okay, let's think about the health care that jeff got. the va does not do dual diagnosis. so here's poor jeff, he is having suicidal thoughts. his parents don't know because they didn't tell his parents. and because he was heavy on alcohol, he was drinking a lot of beer, we can't treat you. we can't do -- they didn't say they don't do dual diagnosis. when he gets off alcohol we can treat him. that is no way to treat a veteran that comes home in terrible pain. and beyond jeff's story they are, because of the constant deployments they're taking sleeping pills. they're taking percocet. they're taking oxycontin. these are very dangerous drugs. >> host: and addictive. >> guest: and addictive. without a medical being overseen whe

. >> such a sad story. zookeeper's and veterinarians at the national zoo now know exactly what killed this new panda cub. they will release their findings later this morning. for the first time we were shown images of mother mei xiang returning to the yard at the panda exhibit for visitors to see her. her behavior is slowly returning to normal. she was not eating and was cradling a toy after the death. there was an abnormal liver and a lot of fluid in the abdomen of the panda cub. it was a devastating loss. the came a week after the surprise birds. at a press conference later this morning, scientists may also touched on the future plans at the zoo and whether they will try to artificially inseminate mei xiang again. prior to this, they tried unsuccessfully to do that six years. we will get an update later this morning. john gonzalez reporting from the national zoo. >> thank you. 6:07 46 degrees. much more ahead. new developments in the search for missing then- year-old colorado girl. >> and winds scientists