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Developing story this afternoon. Iran right now, six world nations plus iran are working on a diplomatic deal to freeze that countrys nuclear program. Where do those talks stand right now . Were live in geneva. Also ahead, big league bullies, the new conversation happening all over this country. What happens when adults bully . Plus, treating our wounded warriors. On this veterans day weekend, a look at new advances being made to help our injured veterans on the homefront. And the citypak project. More than half of americans dont have a place to live or places to keep their stuff. But thats ch...

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Nylon. it's very weatherproof. it lasted through the chicago winter last year. it has certain features in it that are very unique. we call these anti-theft straps which they could put around their ankles or wrists at night if they're sleeping outside. it has an integrated poncho underneath here that pulls out and goes over the body and the person. the only logo on the bag is a citypak logo. inside here is a waterproof compartment for clothing and for their paperwork. >> one of the things we're talking about, ron, during our meeting before the broadcast, this idea that your organization has -- ...

These organizations to tell people to come in to get the services they need to help build their lives better, whether it's insurance, whether it's housing, whether it's medical attention, anything. but to be able to have something -- could you imagine waking up in the morning and walking to work with six plastic bags? we forget how easy it is for us. and just to have a simple tool to be able to carry your belongings in an organized fashion has got to be a good start for the day. >> ron kaplan, citypak is the organization. it's our big idea on this saturday. ron, thanks for all you're doing the...

Had. he never went outside except to go to work and back and occasionally to get food from the grocery stores. and the main constraint he had was that his wife was sick in mexico. and if he returned to help her, there was no money to do that. and so he felt like a lot of -- if he had one stop that led to a deportation, that could really sort of send his wife on a very negative medical spiral. >> gabriel thompson, thank you. >> thank you. can a backpack make a difference in the life of someone without a home? it's today's "big idea." a chicago businessman has developed a pack that stores the ...