he was inspired by superstorm sandy and hurricane wilma. >> when i was 4 i experienced wilma and it was a terrifying experience, all the sounds and noises. it would be beneficial buy sandbags to work in any flooding whether it's rain water or salt water. >> this is not peyton's only invention. when he was 8 he invented a golf ball temperature preserver and two years later helped his sister learn to ride a bike by inventing retractable training wheels. remember the name peyton robertson. he is going to be very famous and rich. >> and a pitchman as well. >> still ahead we're now 100 days from the winter olympics in sochi. we're going to show you the ongoing efforts to get the city ready plus some of the new supported added to the game. >> the all-time home of barry bonds is back in the headlines. what he is asking a court to consider. >> and getting over the san mateo bridge you'll notice traffic is moving smoothly. we'll get you up to the bay bridge, check out some of the other bridges. today marks 100 days until the winter olympics in russia. the games are expected to be the most expens

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lauderdale and his family huddled in a closet as hurricane wilma whipped overhead in 2005.g as the storm brought flooding damage and death. so peyton, who's been solving math problems since he was three, set off to solve a problem all by himself. >> you want to start by going to the science room that i set up upstairs? >> reporter: yes. okay. his invention? a sand less sand bag. >> so i used salt in my bag. and i used that so that the water inside my bad would be heavier than any approaching water. do you have any idea what he's saying? >> no, not really. >> reporter: but here's the tlangs. regular sandbags are heavy. peyton's are lighter, making them easier to carry. that's because they're filled with chemicals and salt and only expand when doused with water. and that also means less water gets through the cracks. >> when you add it to water, it expands. >> whoa! >> reporter: like any scientist he knows that field tests are a must. >> i'm safe behind your barrier here. >> reporter: engineers say peyton's invention is the real deal. >> he would be a fantastic student here.

lauderdale and his family huddled in a closet as hurricane wilma whipped overhead in 2005.g as the storm brought flooding damage and death. so peyton, who's been solving math problems since he was three, set off to solve a problem all by himself. >> you want to start by going to the science room that i set up upstairs? >> reporter: yes. okay. his invention? a sandals sand bag. >> so i used salt in my bag. and i used that so that the water inside my bad would be heavier than any approaching water. do you have any idea what he's saying? >> no, not really. >> reporter: but here's the translations. regular sandbags are heavy. peyton's are lighter, making them easier to carry. that's because they're filled with chemicals and salt and only expand when doused with water. and that also means less water gets through the cracks. >> when you at it to water, it expands. >> whoa! >> reporter: like any scientist he knows that field tests are a must. it's the real deal. until then peyton who won his contest by the way will keep tinkering. he's an 11-year-old inventor and he's america stro

is that his wife, wilma, didn't live long enough to make the journey with him. 08:06:35 "i miss her. i wish she could be here with me. someday i'll see her." 08:09:27 "cause i'm gonna live a good christian life so i can see her." melinda roeder - fox 45 news at ten. the "honor flight" organization raises funds to fly world war veterans from across the country to the nation's capital, simply so they can see their memorial. a new development in the shutdown showdown... the naval academy athletic department just tweeted... that the game with air force this weekend... will happen. but... just... a... few hours ago.../ president... barack obama... finished meeting... with leaders... of... both parties... ...and... there... was no agreement... to end the government shutdown..../ the meeting... lasted about 90 minutes.../ democrats... want a spending bill... that does not... have anything else... attached to it.../. republicans... want changes... to obamacare.../. the president... says... he... won't... negotiate. "we're through playing these little games. it's all focused on obamacare. tha

. >> translator: wilma flintstone is my ideal woman. >> is fred the ideal man? >> translator: no, no, fred is cool but a little infantile. >>> coming up on "lockup: world tour" a 13th century castle in the czech republic houses an infamous liver. >> translator: i was sentenced to life in prison for committing five murders. >>> 100 mile east of prague are the more avian islands. considered the green heart of the nation interesting highland consist of small villages like this. population 420. an almost equal number of men live right next door in this medieval castle. mirov prison. >> filming in mirov was extremely difficult in the sense that everywhere you turn there is a beautiful shot and you want to stop and go oh, there's another one. get another shot. we didn't have that kind of time. we had other elements in the story to capture and different people we wanted to talk to. but you could spend all day, two days, three days, just shooting these beautiful, incredible architecture type shots. >> the nation's oldest prison, it was billed in the mid 13th century to

that was hurricane wilma. that was the same year as katrina and rita. longest hurricane drought. high pressure is protecting us this season. there's another named storm out here. this is tropical storm jerry. over the next couple of days the high pressure will head it towards the azores. >>> mild morning where you are. stepping out your door you'll be walking out to the 50s. it's been in the 40s the last several mornings. it is in the 50s, across maryland, the bay, our nearby suburbs. later this afternoon the metro areas will be climbing into the low 80s with a light wind and lots of sunshine through the afternoon. temperatures this evening will be dropping back down into the 70s through the evening hours under a clear sky. by dawn tomorrow we'll be near 60 degrees. during the day on wednesday, afternoon highs reaching the mid 80s. record high is 89. we'll come close to that on thursday and friday. warmer than average. temperatures will continue into the weekend, too. highs in the 80s each day all the way into saturday. then increasing clouds sunday. ne

>> betty and wilma. >> right. mrs. flint stone and mrs. rubble. >> i love it. >> that is well done. >> that's fun. we're not going to give away what matt, savannah, al and natalie are wearing. a little throwback. you have to tune in to find out. >> that's a good replica of the car. when they'd go to the drive-in for the food. >> they are driving it. that would be a cool golf card. >> like on "gilligan's island," ginger and mary ann. >> that's what's happening. we're back with a live local update for you. >> have a happy and safe halloween. enjoy your candy. i suggest always brush and floss after. their third title in a decade, their first at fenway in nearly a century. >>> the reveal, our annual celebration is back. while the costumes on the plaza are awesome. wait until you see what we have in store today, august 31st, 2013. >> from nbc news.

in 2005, hurricane wilma knocked out 4 miles of pristine shoreline of beautiful white sands. and change your arms. so the people of playa del carmen lost half their livelihood. so they kept bugging their government over and over again for 5 years. and in 2010, they woke up and found that the sand had been replaced. all one billion gallons of sand could be transported from a deserted island in mexico, and overnight delivered here to playa del carmen. so the moral of the story is bug your government to help you if your livelihood is destroyed by nature. [exhales] and in front 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, throw a ball. 1, 2, 3, 4... [exhales] throw the ball down to the ground. [exhales] 5, 6, 7, great, up. 1, 2, right to the sky. [exhales] 6, 7, throw a frisbee. [exhales] be as wild and crazy as you can with that frisbee. smash the ball down, down, so that we can work the shoulders. [exhales] 5, 6, 7, ceiling. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, crazy frisbee. 1, 2, 3, and 4. ok, now for some sanity. pull in your stomachs, tighten up your hips, and start breathing. so just breathe in slowly. very, ver

two of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the atlantic basin, hurricane wilma and mitch, occurrednd viewers that superstorm sandy or hurricane sandy happened on october 29th or so, we're not even to that yet. so, we do have to keep our guard up. >> wow. thanks so much, to karen maginnis for that. >>> all right, a shark gets a little too close for comfort. check it out. >> checking me out. whoo. oh, my god, right under the board. >> whoa. this is just one of many close encounters on the california coast this week. more scary fish stories straight ahead. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. make my mark i wawith pride.ork. create moments of value. build character throug

you wilma get an argument from here that this is not been frustrating, the president himself made that clear, but he is focused on making the experience better for americans. even through this process nearly 20 million folks -- there have been nearly more than 20 million businesses associated with healthcare.gov, demonstrating a sustained interest in the array of health care options to the millions of americans who have not had these options available in the past. >> why should we assume that they brought in people from the outside? that seems to send the message that they do not know what the problem is. >> i think you should assume that they have identified problems and glitches that need to be fixed and if they brought in a team to continue the effort and put the tools and processes in place to monitor and identify parts of the website where individuals are examining -- >> would you not be screaming up and down? >> we are finding problems and atking on solutions erie it any major technology operation you are constantly monitoring your operation, finding glitches, problems, fixing th

lauderdale and his family huddled in a closet as hurricane wilma ripped over in 2005 watching as thesolve a problem by himself. >> you want to start with the science room i set up upstairs. >> reporter: yes. >> okay. >> reporter: his invention a sandless sandbag. >>> i use salt in my bag. so it would be heavier than any approaching water. >> any idea what he is saying. >> no. >> here's the translation, regular sandbags are heavy, peyton's are lighter making them easier to carry because they are filled with chemicals and salt and only expand when doused with water and less water gets through the cracks. >> when you add it to water it expands. >> whoa. >> reporter: like any scientist, peyton knows that field tests are a must. i'm safe behind your barrier here. >> reporter: engineers say peyton's invention is a real deal. >> he would be a fantastic student here at um. >> reporter: until then, peyton will keep tinkering. matt gutman, abc news, ft. lauderdale. >> i have accomplished nothing in my life. >> compared to someone like him. brilliant idea. now all of these areas that flood in t

>> reporter: they sure do down here in south florida, 2005, late october, hurricane wilma, raked florida that goes up in fort lauderdale. it did not look like this. the file from then, tropical storm sandy blew pass over the seawall, flooding streets and couple million dollars in damage. three days later october 29th it caused $65 billion damage up north. comparing predictions versus reality, this past may, noaa predicted 13 to 20 named storms, seven to 10 hurricanes and three to six major ones, so far, karen is now just named storm number 11 and we've only seen two hurricanes, humberto and ingrid, neither of them major. last year for 2012, the prediction was nine to 15 maimed storms, fourthfour to eight, hurricanes. reality was 19 named storms and 10 hurricanes. that was much business ier is than predicted. in 2011 the predicted numbers looked like this at end of the hurricane season in november, reality was basically right spot on. >> hurricanes are like ban nans they come in bunches and this is time we don't have any bunches. you know, it happens. >> reporter: to say the least. despit

we ended with wilma or -- i can't remember there was a "w" that was big the katrina year and was likeise premiums and the next year they made a bundle. >>> working together on a blueprint for tax and spends policies. and joining us now two leading financiers speaking with the president and congressional members on what's needed to help grow the economy, ralph is ceo and blair efron is co-founder and partner at center view partners. both -- i'd call you guys kind of legendary to some extent in the business world. just kicking butt and taking names and it's a great time for a niche player. >> we're doing okay. >> that's what you said last time. is it modesty or something? >> no, it's just every day. >> you don't want to jinx it? >> every day you have to rebake the bread in our business. and the moment you start taking whatever modest success we have for granted, you slip. >> and -- >> we say every day. >> same with center view. >> well, the worst thing about this business and the most exciting is you announce a deal or you close a deal and the next day you get up and you say, okay, now