good tuesday morning. 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. i m megan pringle. i m jamie costello. full action-packed hour here. s.a.t. scores. i think you get 400 points just for putting your name down. well, i didn t do it right. i know salisbury, right? larry? salisbury does not i don t think you don t have to put the s.a.t. scores on your application in salisbury. more and more colleges are doing that. we re going to discuss that today. why this is something that more and more colleges are not taking as seriously as they used to. advanced directives, dr. abaje is going to be here. she works with the elders. she says it s coming across her desk more and more about the orders, what happens when this person gets ill. what do we do now? she says do the paperwork. since tuesday is our elder care segment day when we discuss issues in seniors, dr. nelson is here, and she s been doing paying a lot of attention to baby boomers, staying in work longer. in relati
welcome to world news. tonight up in flames. walls of fires move through the hills outside of los angeles, destroying homes and scorching thousands of acres. war of words. the former vice president accuses the obama administration of making the country less safe. the white house pushes back, hard. tough question. two studies suggest overscreening for cancer is causing many patients to get unnecessary treatment. windfall. after bailing out the banks, the government has so far made $4 billion profit. and a special camp for children learning to break and a special camp for children learning to break through some big barriers. captions paid for by abc, inc. good evening, it seems like every year now, at this stage of the summer, we re reporting on fires in california. and each year, the words, the descriptions begin to sound the same. but the pictures really bring home the reality. there are 11 separate fires burning in california right now. 100-degree temperature