did you know that and ot first day of first grade, harold ramos was sent to the principal s office for chewing gum. he remembers thinking well, there goes college. but a tortured rebel he was not. see, harold was the kind of kid who spent his bar mitzvah money on wall to wall carpeting for his parents. when he made it to washington university in the 60s, his tool of anarchy was comedy. the satire he wrote in school helped him get into the second city and to avoid vietnam he told the army he was a bed wet we are night sweats and attraction to men something he would use in the great movie stripes. we re not homosexual but we are willing to learn. yeah, would they send us some place special? in the early days, harold wanted to act as much as write or direct but then he saw a guy named john bellushi on stage in chicago and his confidence as a scene stealer plummeted. so he adjusted. instead of competing with fellow comics, he began to write and direct to their strengths. was it
evidence, and things like that, then there is not a good excuse for that. reporter: not a good excuse. police by the way won t comment on what they got, or why they are not looking further into the evidence they did gather, megyn but it brings up a very good question as to if in fact they believe that dog hit was legit, why they didn t pull all of that stuff all of there and keep it as evidence. megyn: one does wonder when you look at the search warrant they said an f.b.i. cadaver dog was brought into the residence and got a positive hit on the scent of a diseased human on the floor of the bedroom of badly s bedroom. that s the mother, deborah badly. they said on the area of the floor near the bed. it looks like there was wall to wall carpeting, i m in the sure of that. there could be exposed floor where the dog got the hit. right now we don t know. reporter: no, we don t. that is the whole question here thank you. megyn: thank you so much, sir. reporter: yep. megyn: herman cain
you see how beautiful beforehand. this housing complex, you see the swathe. starts here, comes up this way. again, look at the trees and all of the grass and the roofs of the buildings. houses up in here. take a close look. now watch this. that s before. it is as if a bomb went off. and again, if you look at where the trees are and where the grass is, ripped up everything into the ground. you see homes where plywood is down, wall to wall carpeting tacks are gone, carpet was ripped up, everything, taken away, ripped up by the powerful storm. despite these daunting images, a number of joplin residents are vowing, vowing to rebuild. at some point, we re going to have to stop scratching our heads and staring at the rubble and roll up our sleeves and get things back to some sort of
a vision anchored in time tested truth. freedom is a god given right. there are many that say a palin campaign would squeeze out fell ee tea party favorite michele bachmann. but bachmann says she s ready to run and not worried about governor palin or anyone else. if i chose to run, i run to win. that s the only way that i do it, because if i m it, i m it, and i will do i am an extremely hard worker. a busy day, spicy day. we begin in islam bad. tense moments between america s top noigss and the highest military officer. secretary of state clinton made clear the united states has no evidence suggesting top pakistan military figures provided safe haven to osama bin laden, but also made clear obama administration expects pakistan to find out if lower level officials knew and expects pakistan to be a more consistent partner. america cannot and should not solve pakistan s problems. that s up to pakistan. but in solving its problems, pakistan should understand that anti
the front of the island and it would be a beautiful location. it as beautiful location i m sure. i love living on the water. everyone loves living on the water. but do you get sick of the flooding? well, probably this year more than any other time because it has been so close. this is three times in five years. tony gave me the opportunity to tour the swollen and still rising river in al s boat. struggling against the swift current we viewed house after house devastated by water. give me an idea of the kind of havoc water like this causes to your home. you are contractor and you know technically what is does. basically from four feet down you have to remove everything. kitchen cabinets get ripped out. we don t use sheet rock, we use marine plywood and paneling over it. definitely don t do wall to wall carpeting. the politicians all say we are going to fix it and they do