smu smudge has a bright future. this will be the last bear cub bred in captivity at the farm. >> interesting eyeballs. popping out of his head a little bit. >> looks surprised. loving the bath, the belly rub. loves the little people taking care of him. >> that's what he's looking at funny. he's like, they have no hair on their bodies like me but i love them anyway because they rub my belly. >> a high-tech marriage proposal three months in the making. >> how fantastic is that? >> the new sexy. >> next "right this minute." >>> still to come -- >> this woman is known for -- >> eating light bulbs and stones. >> what? >> you can't -- >> storty behind her sharp snacks of choice. >> hit the water with a hoover board. this looks like it's your ticket to ride to freedom. >> see high flying summer fun, next. >>>>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> stop, gayle, stop! >> this is so fun!this, you're going to say, i want to see the x-rays. this woman in china, 63 years old, her name is chen, she is known for eating light bulbs

year old girl who went missing yesterday afternoon i rothschild walked away from her family campsite smu pete taylor state park and she has not been found. the marin county sheriff's department leading the search but this involves agencies across the bay area more than a hundred people looking for the nine year old. thereat, searched o'clock this morning that search is renting back up as behind me to precision for 730 detectable briefing. alameda and contra costa and san clara county is looking for the nine year-old last seen wearing a dress for pattern. a family of visiting here from new mexico sticking your head from the park can't run as they are on 1215 share officials say the family of five numbers they had not seen ida and have now are. the family's search for for 90 minutes before calling for help. the sheriff's office and took over the search looking struck tonight wont have streaks and low visibility temperatures dipping in the 40's >> : musses searching were doing last night meth to manage safety of course as well off trail center in this canyon deep rugged terrain. she should

smu coming up in t"the skinny," social event to have an inside look at katie couric's wedding. >> teamome personal struggles before he became a star. now, tim howard and his mother speaking out later on "world news now." ♪ ♪ i dare you >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. ♪ i need you and your love too ♪ i need you and your love too ♪ ♪ come ♪ come on baby rescue me >>> an incredible tale of rescue at sea played out off the coast of key largo. it started out when a couple fell off their boat and weren't spotted until 14 hours later, miles away, trying to swim back to shore. abc's marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: stranded at sea. no boat, no life jackets, no way to call for help. >> they were lucky couples. >> reporter: sean mcgovern and melissa morris were boating near the florida keys friday when they somehow went overboard. their 30-foot island hopper still in gear, driving away from them. all they could do was tread water and wait. >> my first thought was how in the world did you get out here? >> reporter: the current carrying them off the

. >> i would echo that go further on smu. i think there is a compelling need for antibiotics. there's no question about it but the fact is there's a compelling need for alzheimer's and big diseases that we are not making a lot of progress on and i really would encourage we look at how that can be done in a place where there there is buy-in by the fda and by companies and other patient groups because there is a compelling need and we are not going to get it just like on the lung cancer trial, one drug at a time in one patient at a time. i think there are opportunities for us to come together and look at that and not only look at restrictive views but what we can get in a post-market situation when we are going to really get a lot of good data. >> thank you. i just want to first of all thank the staff. they worked very hard and they're right witnesses here and for everybody's time and for five months we have been planning this event. i have to say when i got my first gavel in subcommittee chair way back when was i really don't want more than four or five witnesses at the table b

smu is one. syracuse, third shout out for syracuse in a brief period of time, is doing great work., there's texas tech. by the way i've lost one political race in my life and those to the chancellor of texas tech. are you here, brother? too bad you're not here because you would've gotten good accolades for whipping me last night but most school ago not done enough to make their campuses welcoming and accommodating. major universities love to tout a diverse student body, and that's important. but it's hard to imagine a more valuable contribution to campus diversity and a group of people who chose to spend their early years risking their lives for the country. so the military service initiative will work with leaders in higher education to promote innovative programs that recruit, retain, and graduate veterans. i'm pleased to introduce you to a veteran who went back to school, john raftery. as a marine he helped lead the charge to liberate baghdad in 2003. when he came home he used his g.i. bill benefits to get a degree in accounting. he took a job that didn't work. that's got to be

they have a wonderful librarian, alan lowe, at our library in dallas by smu, right?rnment -- the presidents have to build the building. and president bush and, you know, his father before him and certainly president clinton and president carter labored mightily, and they raised the money for the building. you know, it's a partnership. the president raises a lot of money, and the goth supplies -- the government supplies the scholars and archivists. it's a wonderful marriage. that was too much for calvin coolidge though, he didn't like the idea of being partners with the federal government. though he gave some things to the library of congress and the archives. he thought a politician should be friendly with the state. that's where it was. i almost laughed. i shouldn't laugh. or even with the town. so he kind of cut off his archival nose to spite his face because he gave a lot of stuff to the library in northampton, massachusetts, where he spent much of his career as a young attorney, rose in politics, and he gave, you know, some to, some of it was in vermont. and in h