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Welcome back to "the lead." im jake tapper. finally, in what we call our buried lead, we call it that, those are stories not getting enough attentioning but in this case its literal. buried are coming alive. if youre not northeastern part of the nation, you will be getting noisy visitors next month, billions of them to be more exact. cicadas back. after spending 17 years underground feasting on plant roots, three different species of cicada, all grown up and ready to emerge looking for mates whi...

Thousands of bedbugs. >> you may not sleep tight knowing this bone-chilling fact about bedbugs. they sense exactly how and when to best attack their host each night. >> once you go to bed at night and you shut off the light, they can sense the co2 coming out of your mouth and the body heat off your body. that causes them to crawl out of the cracks and crevices. they find a perfectly level spot like on a sheet and they reach forward and they actually just plunk in with a numbing agent and reinser...

The thing about a cockroach, they have an egg they carry around on their rear end. its about the size of a grain of rice. and it has 14 babies in there. and they drop that off in a nice dark crevice. then those 14 babies hatch within a week or two. then youve got 14. then three weeks, four weeks later, youve got 14 that are having babies times 14. thats how fast it multiplies. in six months you can have well over a million cockroaches if youre not careful. >> after about 20 minutes have passed, ...

Really just loaded with thousands of bedbugs. >> you may not sleep tight knowing this bone-chilling fact about bedbugs. they sense exactly how and when to best attack their host each night. >> once you go to bed at night and you shut off the light, they can sense the co2 coming out of your mouth and the body heat off your body. that causes them to crawl out of the cracks and crevices. they find a perfectly level spot like on a sheet and they reach forward and they actually just plunk in with a n...

Or two. the thing about a cockroach, they have an egg they carry around on their rear end. its about the size of a grain of rice. and it has 14 babies in there. and they drop that off in a nice dark crevice. then those 14 babies hatch within a week or two. then youve got 14. then three weeks, four weeks later, youve got 14 that are having babies times 14. thats how fast it multiplies. in six months you can have well over a million cockroaches if youre not careful. >> after about 20 minutes have ...

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Up more than 320%. in the midwest, rates up 250%. why the increase? experts think warmer temperatures may help the tick survive in more places, and many people live closer to wildlife and come in contact through walking in the woods or simply playing in the backyard. symptoms include fever, headache, fatigue, and for many, an expanding bullseye rash. most cases will resolve if treated promptly with antibiotics. but if an infection is missed, patients can develop arthritis, meningitis and irregul...

Knowing this bone-chilling fact about bedbugs. they sense exactly how and when to best attack their host each night. >> once you go to bed at night and you shut off the light, they can sense the co2 coming out of your mouth and the body heat off your body. that causes them to crawl out of the cracks and crevices. they find a perfectly level spot like on a sheet and they reach forward and they actually just plunk in with a numbing agent and reinsert a second straw to suck the blood. theyll suck o...

Jamie: on may 1, 1952, the may natural history museum opened its doors. the may family is finally home, only to lose their master bug collector when he died in 1956 at the age of 72 years old. >> probably have somewhere between 170,000 specimens. more or less his legacy is that he is the one that collected essentially all of it. reporter: the future of this strange inheritance is in the hands of john may who has even bigger plans for it. those plans include the biggest name in theme parks,. >> w...

Now im driving on the outskirts of colorado springs, colorado. im looking for a turn off to a strange inheritance which includes one of the most unique collections. and my marker is a giant beetle. >> hello, how are you? >> hello, my name is rj steer. in 2007 my grandfather passed away and left the largest privately owned collection of insects in the world. at the time, i didnt know what the rest of the family might want to do with it. jamie: houston this little museum, nestled in a small canyon...