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Actually seen a rise in the business. >> judith has been the local organizer of the find waldo event there. she's made a point of approaching shops in her area that might be a little off the beaten path. >> i wanted to get attention to shops, and stores, that maybe didn't get a whole lot of attention during the month of july. and they have great things to offer, and you know, why not check them out. >> philip has been searching for waldo all month long and came by octavia books for the end of the month i found waldo party. >> he won a gift card. >> i think it's a great thing. >> i think anythi...

It's thick and waist-deep. more than 200 search in slow and dangerous conditions. it could take five months to scour this debris field. >> the rain and weather is basically working against us. >> reporter: fresh crews are headed in to relieve teams who are exhausted. even the search dogs are tired. >> they come into waist deep and mud that they have been going through. they have been digging through stuff. they've seen things that people shouldn't have to see. >> reporter: with so many still missing, there is fear tonight this could become one of the deadliest mudslides in u.s. history. rescue...

The tainted treats were made of chicken, duck and sweet potato. the fda tonight asking anyone whose dog or cat becomes ill to contact them. apple is at it again. faced with more competition, the company introduced its newest gadget today, the company unveiling the new ipad called the ipad air. this one lighter and thinner than the original, weighing just one pound. it's also 72 times faster than the original. it goes on sale next month. a new study out today stirring up an age-old debate about siblings. were you and your brothers and sisters treated the same by mom and dad? is it entirely ...

Finally tonight, all of us with dogs know that sloppy welcome home can wipe away even the worst day at work. now some of america's biggest employers including congress are letting employees bring their dogs to work, hoping to create those happy feelings all day long. abc's dan harris explains having a best friend by your side may also be good for business. >> reporter: this is what lunch break looks like at the corporate offices of urbn, an apparel company in philadelphia. and this is what nose-to-the-grindstone time looks like inside at the desk of emily netter, who works in bridal alongside ...

>> there's the food. okay, it's over there. oh, you didn't follow my point. >> reporter: after 17 years of testing, professor brian hair has learned some dogs are independent thinkers, he calls them einsteins. others, social problem solvers, relying on us. he calls them cham charmers. >> the question is, what is the strategy, what's the intelligence or the ways that your dog are solving the problems in its life. >> reporter: now on a new website, dognition, you can test your dog. i ran belle through the $40 online test, hiding treats, covering her eyes. does she follow my directions or her nos...