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where trump will likely pick up all of delegates.ls and we also expect comments on the disastrous for h his political opponent. president biden now facing questionisponent.s about whether he should step down following the blockbuster report from special counsel robert hur, who investigated the classifiect documents stored in the president's delaware garage. hethe report broadly and boldly called into question the president'roadlys mental act something biden tried to dispute in y,a very unusualy evening news conference in the white house. the tried to assureameric americans that his m...

Tile backsplashes never fail to inject personality into a kitchen. These gorgeous kitchen backsplashes prove that a touch of tile can make all the difference.

This punk rock–meets–wabi-sabi Reynoldstown townhouse has got game How do you fit a couple's love for Japanese and Scandinavian design, street art, punk rock, and gaming (both the video and board varieties) in a three-story townhouse? Like this. 290 “There’s so much great street art in the neighborhood, and we wanted to bring that into the house,” says homeowner Niko Rigney. Paintings by local muralist BlackCatTips punctuate the wall, featuring a half-line of Farrow & Ball “Railings” to bring down the scale of the large living room. The rug is by Annie Selke...

Researcher did tests on bacteria looking for e. coli and these kind of things, and they found that five seconds generally is pretty accurate. and that carpet is almost impossible to like get a lot of bacteria if you pick it up even after a minute. carpet is your best bet. if you drop it on the carpet, you can eat it. >> you can say the one-minute rule. >> kitchen tile, laminate, stick with the five-second rule. but it is comforting to know you can, in fact, pick it up and eat it. >> fantastic. all right, man's best friend. being a hero. this guy fell a sleep with his laptop on his bed and it...

>> the flames ripping through 111 homes fanned by sandy's powerful wind. this morning it is being called one of the worst the city has ever seen. we have more now from abc's elizabeth vargas. >> reporter: breezy point was engulfed not only by wind and rain from hurricane sandy, but something unexpected, fire. >> dozens, up to 100 homes have been decimated and left in a rubble. >> reporter: a stunned beachfront community, firemen, policemen, blue collar workers took stock of what was gone. not a single thing you can save? >> nothing i can really identify except for the kitchen tile and bathroom...