and the subject was sanitization of the executive office building. sanitization, as if there was some disease because staff people had pictures of another president. and think about it. what do you think lincoln's response would have been if he discovered that there were staff people in the white house or the government who had portraits of george washington or thomas jefferson? i think it is unthinkable and this inability -- and if you trace the nixon story, you see that he's not accommodated to the idea of who he is, the opposite of lincoln. when gerald ford became president, the next year, one of the things he said, again, contradicting nixon, he said "none of our problems today are as severe as those facing lincoln." he quoted one of the things lincoln said in one of ford's kind of natural spontaneous statements of humility. he said, oh, lincoln -- ford's in dispute with congress. he said, well, lincoln said the following. we of the congress in this administration will be remembered in spite of ourselves. ford also said of lincoln that his compas

how will we keep the wastewater system, sanitation services going?f we all work on this together we can ensure that your citizens, our customers have a vibrant and they give you more peaceful knowing that we are ready to handle whatever comes along. >> thank you, susan. ,. [applause]. >> joe, i think sometimes people think of health. they don't think it as the traditional critical infrastructure, but it's clear that cyber terrorists out there clearly are targeting health information and it's one of their chief targets is to get it. at them, which you know has one of the largest tax in our nation's history. we have a proposed merger going on by the end of the day on most every american will be touch probably bite and some if the merger goes through. it was a big deal. i have five children, two of our children had information taken care tell me about it and what did you do to respond to that. >> thank you. it's an honor to be here with you today. it's a health plan that serves many of you. actually, 26 states totally and we are involved in a variety of

. >> what are you going to sanitize it. >> i will totally sanitize it, i will talk about fun stuff. >t time is this. >> in the 8:00 clock hour. >> it will in the go well. >> if he is watching is he go to go cancel all together. >> it is 5:51 in the morning. >> by the way lauren dawn johnson and chris murphy, it is national bikini day, i'm not kidding, this are a few different types in this day and age, we will show off fivetive rent types for your body type. >> list up to this. >> it is important news you can use. >> okay. >> we have models coming in. >> yeah. >> have you ever in your lifetime worn a speedo. >> no, not even when i was in france for a while. >> you didn't do it then. >> no, never a speedo. >> until today. >> you will do it. >> yeah. >> watch for that in the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> listen to this. crack cocaine verse facebook which is worse for you. there is a new study up that says they are the same. >> what? >> there is facebook addiction, and it can be as addictive as crack cocaine. >> doctor mike will talk about it. >> yeah. >> wow. >> probably made it up. >> do you t

. >> reporter: each one is set with head and chin sets and each is sanitized before being put on anotherhrough metropolis. >> that was awesome. yeah. >> i don't know. >> it is a cool ride. >> i don't know if it makes you more nauseous or not. i brought my own personal headset. >> yeah. >>> celebrating birthdays today. figure skater michelle qaun 36 and ringo star turns 46. thanks so much for watching "early today." we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. morning. our mission at clover is to create the best tasting, highest quality dairy products. clover has relationships with 27 different family farms. the environment is who clover is. without it, we're nothing. pg&e's been a great partner. they're the energy experts, we're the milk guys. pg&e worked with clover on a number of energy efficiency projects to save energy every month. if you're part of the fabric of the community, you've got to ensure that you do things right, environment included. learn how you can save at pge.com/save together, we're building a better california. >>> oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. >> breakin

hand sanitizers are often used when there's no soap and water handy. but today the f-d-a asked for proof that hand sanitizers actually work. the f-d-a says it doesn't think they're unsafe -- but simply wants evidence that they produce the intended results. next --- we go one on one with warriors center festus eee- zeelie. he talks about his summer camp for kids. and the nba free agency. ,$8drw >> vicki: his alleged involvement with the woman now out of service x misconduct scandal at the oakland he be has the chasm revealing information on this story ahead at six. up there on tobin world as well that we have been reporting on investigating for the past several weeks. another antioch campuses and shuddered and other financial fallout of their decision. coming up at 6 let's get back to you with kron 4 news at-. >> catherine:the nba's offseason is about to heat up in the next several hours. as free agency officially begins at midnight eastern time. the obvious focal point is kevin durant. and the superstar's pending decision heavily impacts the rest of th

the reason for that is there is better sanitation in the united states and they have better mosquito controls. they don't believe it will be that widespread. but they are expecting to see more cases -- hotspots in florida, louisiana, and texas. in puerto rico, for instance, they have a real epidemic and a real problem with over 5000 people have been affected by mosquitoes locally. laura: thank you so much for joining us. hasish president erdogan announced he is withdrawing all lawsuits against people charged with insulting him. he also attacked the west over failing to show solidarity with the government. since the uprising two weeks ago, tens of thousands have been detained or dismissed, accused of supporting the alleged mastermind of a us-based muslim cleric. whocorrespondent reports on gulen is and why he is seen as such a threat. reporter: they call it rooting out the virus, a wave of arrests against the alleged coup plotters and those who backed that. tens of thousands suspended or detained. schools, media outlets, and companies closed down. all are accused of supporting gulen t

they say the virus won't spread hereç the way it is in brazil because of better sanitation, better mosquitors. >>> the giant's new star arrived andzhad a chance to tie the game. highlights of tonight's thriller, that's next. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. n-b-c bay area's colin resch is live at at&t park, colin, tonight's loss hurt. =janelle/topvo= the silver and black are back. the silver and black are back. the raiders held their first practice of the season today, as the team officially kicked-off training camp. they have not made the playoffs, or had a winning season since 2002, but they believe this can

palestinians everywhere have an immediate human right to food, water, adequate sanitation, and ready access to medical care. they further have a human right viasas, -- right to permanent school, and the right tradeage in marketing and and not live under conditions of confinement or siege. israelis and palestinians alike deserve security, recognition, and a normal life free from terror and incitement. >> thank you, thank you. that concludes that side. those opposed to the amendment have five minutes. please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. with the hillary campaign, from florida. as he distinguished dr. west said, we must find a way to lock the line and help the israelis and the palestinians achieve dignity, justice, democracy, and independence, and this draft does exactly that. this was painstakingly negotiated, over many months, without drafting committee. i asked my colleagues to read what is in there, in the current draft. palestinian should be free to govern themselves in their own viable state in peace and indignity. this is the most progressive platform, the most balanced platform

experts say the virus won't spread here like it is in brazil because of better sanitation, better mosquito air conditioners. >>> water worries at lake tahoe. the average surface temperature last year was the warmest ever recorded at 53.3 degrees. scientists say the water has been warming at a pace 15 times its historic average. the warmer waters could threaten the lake's clarity, causing algae and species. >>> coming up u, steps being taken to prepare for rio. we're back. >>> well fireworks lit up the kye over rio de janeiro's stadium last night. rehearsals were underway for the olympic opening ceremony's is finally here. this is a trial run for the opening ceremony. that will take place on august 5th. jessica is on her way to rio to bring us live coverage pr the opening ceremonies and the rest of the games. >>> tonight, a vision attack on a grandmother. how he managed to get run over by her own car after a brew it will beating. we're going to speak to her family about their fears for the neighborhood. >>> also, a programminging note coming up, the nationals taking on the giants. "america'

if you do need to sanitize because of illness or bugs, use bleach instead or put items in boiling water for a short time. >>> mcdonald's breakfast fans, rejoice. the mcgriddle is coming to the all day breakfast menu. the change will get rolled out later this year when the chain also rolls out a standard national menu for all day breakfast. some restaurants have chosen to serve mcmuffins and biscuits along with mcgriddles. the change happens in the drive-through near you this fall. >> sounds good. >> all right. >>> winter isn't coming quickly enough for "game of thrones" with you means fans of the show will have to wait a little longer for the season 7. the hit hbo show starts usually in march or april but the creators say next season's premiere is pushed back to sometime in 2017. so that's a long way away, right? that's because they are waiting to get grimm and other film locations including iceland, croatia and northern ireland. a lot of people are upset about it. i'm okay because i'm still on season 5. >> i'm on season 6. we have a long way to go before we catch up. >> long way to go.

. >> if anyone comes down ill and using hand sanitizers. >> at the arena, a new array of speakers is on tap for tonight. two of trump's children including donald junior this morning. >> we're taking care of americans and putting their needs first and not catering to the feelings of those countries who love us like other states. >> we're back live now. that is natalie golden, she's an lpga golfer from sacramento. among the other big name speakers expected tonight, two of trump's former rivals, new jersey governor chris christie and neurosurgeon ben carson is expected to address the delegates here. the theme of the session is make america work again. expecting to hear how the trump administration would help the economy if effected. >> tonight and every night, watch live coverage by abc news of the events that starts at 7:00. >>> a lot of people are focusing on the speech that plagiarized part of a speech michelle obama gave eight years ago. here are both speeches side by side. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is y

them on paper and bringing back people in the academy, you are out there to serve the community, sanitity of life -- sankty of -- sanctity of life and every life matters. makes the job of the good officers difficult. >> i will agree with that. >> one cop will set us back years one bad mistake. >> you heard again, painting with a broad brush. incident out there, this is frustrating our officers, there is allegations of misconduct on officers, this is one of my knocks against the black lives matter movement, a lot of pressure and protests, people are screaming for justice, but , the justice is a fair trial, justice is we go through the process, we find out whether or not through evidence, witnesss and facts whether or not the officers are guilty. pretty much you didn't name one, i'm not trying to pick on you, sir, you didn't name a specific incident, you spoke in general. that's t >> i named two specific incidents, baton rouge and minnesota. you can talk about rice or freddie gray, we can go down the line. the reality is, i want excellence this policing. everyone of those incident, i got to

they pull sanitation trucks, we go to a street fair, a local officer, and cones and a wooden horse. that is not going to stop anything. >> it is for rejit mate traffic control. you can't stop anybody. >> change the way we proprietary in america? if you have a street fair, some big gathering at the mall, get the concrete blocks, and the garbage trucks to block egress from terrorists from mowing people down? >> it the best defense is a good offense. up our intelligence game and we are -- nobody is leading. i listen to hillary clinton this evening, i was shocked that she called bill o'reilly, she did. she said that when she was secretary of state, she instituted a group to fight terrorism. well, how is that working out, madame secretary? >> she didn't use islamic terrorism. she didn't use the word islamic. i played it over three times to make sure. >> you think there is more recognition of this than the president, who she used to work for? >> we have to wake up. there is no recognition. they have declared war on us, we have not declared war on them yet. france's president asked to envo

is this everything the department of sanitation sent over?records for all the other companies that dumped their garbage in the same landfill where eddie was digging. like treasure? no. actually, just the opposite. but the name corrigan chemical came up a few times. i recognized the name, so i did a search. it turns out that corrigan was caught illegally dumping toxic chemicals in two other landfills in 1985. you're thinking maybe they did the same thing here? say they did, and eddie found proof, and then threatened to go public. someone at that company might have killed him to keep him quiet. woman: detective bell? amy kim. i heard you have questions about corrigan. yeah. this is my colleague, ms. watson. actually, we're a little confused. we thought this was corrigan. brower acquired corrigan in 1998. we keep this as the address of record, so any inquiries come here. handling those inquiries is part of my job. so, how can i help? actually, it's probably best if we discuss it in private. this is the first i'm hearing of any of this. yo

the only time to use hot water is to sanitize your clothes from illnesses or bugs.use it's my worst fear, it's my worst fear " searches on for despicable killer in san diego police say not targetting because he is targeting the homeless >> grant: disturbing policy will be targeted in san diego was recently earlier downtown san diego. suspect here tried to set a guy on fire to throwing a tall or piece of clothing that was lit and then took off witnesses or there'd coal burning item off the homeless man. they're not been for tax on homeless people in the last four days in san diego to in death. a witness reported seeing a man drive carrying a gas can. >> steve:the largest wireless carrier in the u-s wants to give customers data plans. but it will come at a price. version of an "unlimited" plan and carryover data policy starting tomorrow. the changes include. a new "safety mode" that gets rid of overage fees, but cuts speeds; a "data boost" feature that all lines get carryover data for free, but it expires after a month. and more data for each plan at new prices. a 10-

. >> if anyone comes down ill and using hand sanitizers. >> at the arena, a new array of speakers is on tap for tonight. two of trump's children including donald junior this morning. >> we're taking care of americans and putting their needs first and not catering to the feelings of those countries who love us like other states. >> we're back live now. that is natalie lden, she's an lpga golfer from sacramento. among the other big name speakers expected tonight, two of trump's former rivals, new jersey governor chris christie and neurosurgeon ben carson is expected to address the delegates here. the theme of the session is make america work again. expecting to hear how the trump administration would help the economy if effected. >> tonight and every night, watch live coverage by abc news of the events that starts at 7:00. >>> a lot of people are focusing on the speech that plagiarized part of a speech michelle obama gave eight years ago. here are both speeches side by side. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is you

and the cdc wants to know if hand sanitizer actually works. i'd like to know too. we'll be back. >>> fda now asking for proof that hand sanitizers work. >> the fda is looking at this, they are wondering if they're unsafe. they want evidence that indeed you're protected by using those. they also want to make sure it doesn't have any unintended consequences. >> they first started looking at topical anti septics. >> it kills everything then you have super germs. >> become resistant. >> experts are warning parents your kids on rides at amusement parks because there's injuries they risk. a researcher from a children's hospital in ohio looked at data on kids hospitalized for amusement park injuries. >> there were more than 4400 injuries linked to roller coasters during the summer seasons. that's 20 a day on average. injuries from head and neck problems to face arm and leg injuries. >> here's some tips. if always follow the posted height, weight and leg restrictions. make sure that you've got the safety bar down and your hands and feet are in the ride. they always tell yo

so much harm in health care she comes in and you could even see some of the signature stories i sanitizednd that the peer she loves to tell the story about being a kid in the neighborhood and there is bullies and she came running in and mama clinton said get out. i am not letting you back in until you do with this. she says the taliban about. in "it takes a village," she wants to be saint hilary. she wants to be calmer, more cautious. there's a certain tragedy in that book, who she really is is that they are. you'll in her memoirs. her second bomb more was deadly -- memoir was deadly. >> host: amie parnes, if somebody picked up in 1996 "it takes a village," with a recognized and no hillary clinton? >> guest: a lot of it is very much a touch of who she is and the pillars are there. parts of it are a little bit murkier. you know, a lot of that has changed in some of what she is saying applies to the 1990s in a very big way. there are things, a big pillar of this obviously she mentions family. you see that oakland says. talk about divorce and how she had to bite her lip a little bit, you kno

subject property located on the north side of 90 street between sanitize sanchez and church to endorseeights neighborhood. the property generally flat but slopes outward at the weird and slipped below the grade of adjacent property to the west north and east. in the immediate vicinity consist of residential single-family and multifamily dwellings of a three-story four-story design and bearing construction. on june 30, 2015 the product was continued without hearing to allow the project sponsor additional time to address your comments and staff policy concerns. the project has been redesigned to approve the equity in size between units and remove the roof deck on top of the proposed fourth floor addition to the lower units previously proposed relocated to the ground floor behind the garage is now proposed as a 2400 square-foot bedroom unit equates the entire second floor of the building along with the improved ground-floor space. the project also includes renovations and additional interior remodeling. in addition to layout proximally thousand 659 ft.2 floor area to the existing 2000 and

she does, as i said earlier, how to sanitize it, make a calmer.ndamentally this is who she wants to be. >> to what extent was this ghostwriter involved? just like paid pennant charlie brown. the cloud of controversy around the clinton days. >> host: what is this cloud of controversy? >> guest: i get the most benign interpretation. when you are first lady in your day is scheduled from start to finish any of the resource to hire someone, you'll hire a helper for $120,000. often you read nancy reagan's autobiography. that is kind of accept it. what happened in the acknowledgments page, she says it took a village to write "it takes a village" and she doesn't specify anyone. the fact she doesn't specify this woman who would work on it though intends late shows the kind of clinton mask insecurity, insensitivity and sloppiness because it's so important for her to show this is my book as she walked share the spotlight a little bit. a little bit of grace, little bit of gratitude would've gone a long way. instead, there's this controversy. hillary clinton i

. >> like hand sanitizers that you find in the hallways or doctor's offices. >> they will have thoseng. >> hopefully they smell nice too. >> or not, depending on your preference. >> that is really important. >> it's a girly thing. >>> dr. elizabeth hail, thank you. >>> a 4-year-old girl is the envy of bruce springsteen fans everywhere. ahead, see how she was "born to run" on a concert souvenir she received from the boss. it's really cute and it will make your day so stick around to see that. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by boost. nutritional products. stay strong. stay active. with boost. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing

during inspections in the mid- 90's, fda found missing records and possible sanitation issues at onerug manufacturer. matt: lasser, they reported things have not changed much, so why are they allowed to be sold in the u.s.? asking us is anna, let me about the amount of supplies we get from foreign drugmakers. ingredients used in our drugs come from india or china. guest: that is right. in recent years, the u.s. and all of the world, patients have become increasingly dependent on ingredients from china and from india. they do not know it. that the bigger drugmakers are purchasing their ingredients there, instead of making them themselves. why a lot of businesses go there, it is cheaper. david: the regulatory body is looking at pharmaceuticals, how much part -- how much power can they exert over these countries like india and china? guest: they can go and inspect them, but there are issues there with getting visas, with the company is being warned beforehand about whether the fda is coming and on wednesday. and -- on what day. and issues on when the fda gets there, do they necessarily

. >> here is some hand sanitizer. >>> coming up we will tell you why -- who millennials are relying on for money. you have ? no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability at an everyday price with no extra fees. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> a new survey finds millennials count on their parents to help them make ends meet. >> this one has me shaking my head. the survey shows 25% of millennials still need their parents help to pay their bills. the study looked at people between the ages of 21 and 34. that is the part that got me. 72% say they would have trouble paying their bills if the parents did not help them. >> the most common payments parents make our cell phone bills, kari medical insurance and rent. experts urge millennials to set up 3 separate savings accounts. . i think they have to stop eating out. >> save a little money. that it's nic

our city employees as well as our local and federal partners our officers and firefighters and sanitationrs people working in the room for the next few days will be working long, hard shifts to keep the city safe and operating. i cannot thank everybody enough for all the sacrifices they are making. the second is about the extreme heat and weather we are expecting over the neck several days. we are expecting heat and humidity in the triple digits. excessive heat causes dangerous health conditions due to prolonged hot temperatures coupled with high humidity. there's little relief at night due to higher than normal overnight temperatures. the city had four heat-related deaths each year. drink water frequently check on your neighbors and limit time outside if possible. if you see people who are homeless and suffering from the heat call (215)232-1984. seniors in distress or residents concerned about a senior should call the philadelphia corporation for aging heat line (215)765-9040. in the event of a thunderstorm take shelter. if you're deploma straight when a -- deploma straight when a thunde

op we'll contact the health department if anybody comes down ill and everybody is using the hand sanitizeronight. paul ryan chris and two of trump children including donald junior who spoke with abc 7 news this morning. we are takinf americans put thring need first and not catering to the feelings off of those country who love us wiped off the face of the earth. >>reporter: theme of tonight session make america work again. emphasis on what a trump administration would do for the economy. in cleveland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> evenw[ though the convention has moved on many correspondent stop talking about the speech miss trump gave last night that speech obama gave 8 years ago. 2 side by side here. >> you work hard for what you want in life. want in life. >> that your word its your bond. you do what you say you are going to do. that your word is your bond. and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> trump campaign has denied that melania copied michelle. sergio has more. >>reporter: when you compare me lapia trump speech to what michelle said in two hear theo1 similarities. >> onl

will not see the kind of epidemic sweeping plsweep ing brazil because we have better sanitation, mosquitoscreens on the win does. >> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," a big day for one startup after the latest tech ipo soars. we'll introduce you to the company and ask employees exactly what they will do with all that money. what a good problem. >> this morning, clouds are across the area. the clouds are meaning a cooler day for some of us, but still rather warm inland. the full forecast after this. honey nut cheerios ...get their delicious taste from real, honest ingredients. real oats. that's a big bowl real honey. yeah, honey. and real patience. hurry up! i like that bee. >>> welcome back to you. it is just shy of 7:15 on saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside, a beautiful sky. i was merging the words. san jose, pretty with the sun peeking through there. good news, temperatures drop by a few degrees for most of us today. meteorologist anthony slaughter, it's hot inland. >>> when it comes to timing, bart may not have the best timing this weekend. they are shuttin

this dream die was the work of the make-a-wish foundation and the sanitation department. he was flattered. not a lot of people want their job. but this little guy did. and boy did he do it. still to come we'll tell you how to beat the heat and save money at the same time and stepping outside still hot and steamy, taking a live look at the wells fargo center. where the dnc is all happening inside. adam joseph is there with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. outside in the heat coming up next. >>> we welcome you back to the wells fargo center and a number of people are in town tore the dnc and they are talking about the hot weather. >> it's the number one question people from out of town ask me. is it always this hot? adam is outside of the wells fargo center. adam it's not always this hot. >> it's not always this hot and sunny but it's combined this week, one the brutal heat waves we have endured this year and we have one more day of it. look at the center city skyline, a beautiful shot there and a little haze in the atmosphere and tomorrow it's a whole differen

lives matter propaganda is a complete co-optation of the black lives matter movement in that it also sanitizesthe movement's kind of stance against police brutality. and now this has completely been turned into an anti-police thing and black lives matter activists are out to kill cops, but we're not focused on the black lives we've lost this week and the black lives we've lost this year and the black lives we continue to lose each and every year of this long continuum of the black liberation movement. >> so charles blow, to you, do you agree with him? and why can't it be both at the same time? as we heard the president say hours before the dallas ambush, all lives matter, and that is not to say that black lives do not matter. he emphasized all lives matter. and hours later the ambush. >> right. so i think this idea -- i always defer to people who are part of this movement. i'm not a party or associated with it. but i do kind of cheer for the idea that people are engaged in the process putting pressure on establishment power principles and wanting to see a change. they're not trying to be outsi

the next day or a sanitation citation may be issued. >>> meteorologist tom kierein is here this morningitting in the 60s a lot of folks are, right now, tom? >> yeah, and 50s in the shenandoah valley. quite a cool start. we'll take it. starting off this morning with low humidity still in place. excellent visibility. there's the predawn glow. sun rise is half an hour away. co high clouds drifting over the region. that's a live view of our tower camera. prince george's county on the horizon and your storm team 4 exclusive ten-day outlook. afternoon highs today into the upper 80s. just a few clouds coming and going. then the humidity does return tomorrow. we'll be in the upper 80s tomorrow afternoon. there's a small chance of an isolated thundershower tomorrow afternoo a greater chance of a morning shower or an afternoon storm on wednesday and it's going to be steamy and humid on wednesday as well. highs in the upper 80s. and with our exclusive ten-day outlook, we can show you when heat waives come and go. the next heat wave looks to be arriving on thursday. we'll be in the mid 90s. hazy, h

tenants, building management says they're having inspections done, and the water system is being sanitized, but some the dark. >> we'd like to see more coming from management and owners. >> i'm not exactly sure what i should be doing because we have no info. >> reporter: now, we do have some info for tenants. the health department says the water here is safe to drink, but they say people with weak immune systems should avoid showering here until the tests come back. they also point out that legionnaires' is not contagious and in most cases it's treatable with antibiotics. we're live in harlem, michael ge look at the 18-year-old accused of threatening to kill police officers. hunter lite lor faced a judge tonight and pleaded not guilty. police say taylor showed a gun to a homeless man at the authority authority bus terminal last night and said let's off some cops. taylor is from florida, and police there say he's wanted for questioning in connection with a drive by shooting. >>> the wait for justice is getting a lot longer for the family of chandra levy. the intern was last seen in may of 2

that means that sanitation workers and others who work in communities can arm themselves.dvocates applaud the new law saying it protects workers but opponents worry without any gun safety training this could be trouble. >> the idea we have to work with our employee groups to determine what the responsibilities of their job are and make a determination that having a weapon would not in any way impede them from doing the job or create a safety risk for themselves or anybody else. >> lawmakers say if you do not want a public employee like a property inspector bringing a gun in to your home you have a post a sign on your property. new austin texas the passengers of a small plane that crashed into a lake actually have some of their stuff back. divers found their plane. it only took divers a day to find that plane that sung in lake travis on saturday. first teams say they're very lucky because it was like finding that proverbial needle in a haystack and they were shocked when they found the plane in really good condition. they roughed flash drives, pilot's flight log and several

new detergents work better in cold water so if you need to sanitize something, it recommends bleach. dipping clothing in boiling water and ironing. that will get it out of there. michelle: good to know. good and bad news from verizon. we start with the bad news. prices of the monthly cell phone plans are going up by $5 or $10. but the good news is the rates come with more data that hopefully end up saving you money if you typically go over your jonathan: wendy's said hackers stole credit card information from 1,000 u.s. restaurants. they gained access to card numbers, expiration date and code numbers on the cards and some customers found fraudulent charges. wendy's is posting a list of the affected stores on the website. michelle: this is the prime time for vacation. you budget your trip. you are ready to go. and then the sneaky surcharges. consumer reporter john matarese shows us what to look out for so you don't waste your money. john: i just got back from a wonderful week on florida's panhandle. a great reason tall condo and a beautiful beach. but wow! the extra surcharges added u

the second piece of advice is always use purell hand sanitizer, because if you don't, you're going to get a lot of colds because you shake a lot of hands. >> dickerson: news you can use. >> thanks. i enjoyed it. >> dickerson: we also visited the oval office while we were at the white house friday. that's coming up. squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine®. as do listerine® users. the very people