it's taken as a pill once a day for alcohol or opiate dependence. if they go to a party and take a drink they find that it just doesn't do anything for them. so there is a blocking of the effect of alcohol. there's a decrease in the craving for alcohol. so with this medication we have one more medication we can use in treatment of alcohol dependence which does not require people to stop drinking before they get their first dose. this would not be possible to give antabuse to these people because you have to be off alcohol, and if you used any alcohol you'd get very sick. with campral, acamprosate, it's recommended that people be abstinent before they've started on acamprosate. so if people are motivated for treatment- that's the most important thing-and they're taking naltrexone, they can do very well in terms of reducing their drinking and stopping it altogether. [music] dr. clark, some groups have come forward and have shared concerns with the public about the use of methadone and other medication-assisted therapies. are their concerns warranted?

. >> i have to stress, we have to manage our expectation, depending on what the results are could depend on what happens next. >> i think it's fantastic, probably the best news we've had in the gulf coast since the bill back from katrina. >> engineers will spend the next several hours inspecting the well. >>> and ktvu's john fowler is live in berkeley. >> reporter: i'm at the popular sea salt restaurant in berkeley known for it's sustainable seafood. 45% of americans unwilling to eat gulf seafood, with the oil stopped, and an industry on the bubble, the government is eager to convince people that worry is unfounded. >> the real suffering is yet to come financially for fishermen. if we stop buying prematurely, it compounds everything. >> reporter: seafood is thighly regulated. the first sign of defense is a specially trained people take the seafood and smell it for the aroma. but scientists say there's a better way. scientists were doing tests. selected by the government. this is their first shipment. they say they can detect with certainty the smallest sign of chemicals. >> they are bein

not dependent on communication at all. it's really one site is in front of your home and the second is a secondary site like your aunt's home. it's about building a network. it's about building a network at the school if your child is at school the schools provide for them until you are able to get there. could be organize and meet at home or if home is is not available we will meet at the school. you want your cites not to be dependent on communication and services which the shelter and fire department are services. >> yes. and that is absolutely not the role of the fire department. >> no. after a disaster. one of the things that when nert and your neighbors are nert that is the basis of training is to post a resource board where people can stick notes. your nert staging area the cites are on our website to get the know the neighbors who are trained and get trained to help build a krcritical mass. that's a place where people can stick notes on who's okay. >> out of area contact? >> as we discovered in katrina the out of a

could i ask the deputy prime minister whether that commitment is unconditional, or will it depend on the circumstances on the ground at the time? >> first, i welcome the right honorable gentleman to the dispatch box. i look forward to answering his questions. this is the first time a liberal leader has been in this position since the 1920s. given the right honorable gentleman's great longevity in politics, that was probably around the time he first joined a labor shadow cabinet. as to the right honorable gentleman's question about our engagement in afghanistan, the prime minister has been clear, and we have been clear as a coalition government, that we do not wish to see british troops in a combat role in afghanistan by 2015 -- not 2014, as the right honorable member for blackburn suggested. that is consistent, of course, with the timetable for the afghan forces assuming responsibility for security by 2014, as agreed in the kabul conference yesterday. no timetable can be chiseled in stone, but we are absolutely determined, given how long we have been in afghanistan and given that we

it depends on what sacrifice you want to make. i don't want get into influencing your buying habits. but the bottom line is that it all comesack to the facts. these questions and words, what would you do if you want to reduce mercury in numbs, would you go to where there is 5,000 ns or 50 tons? would you continue to loan money to countrys to put in coal while you drive out coal miners in this country. would you transfer your industry to other countries that don't have the environmental internship we have. i don't know what you do, i consider myself a competitionist. i believe if you support free trade, you have to be a competitionist. you have to let the american worker going on the playing field. you can't put him on the playing field and put regulations and employment standards and litigation and expect him to ep his job in competition with countries that don't have that. we need to consider and ask ourselves what environmental impact ago, was less regulation. you have to get somewhere between the chinese approach and the americ

we don't have multi-year storage so we depend on that's a rain. for us, there's a number of adaptive strategies we've been trying to figure out to invest in to deal with consequences of climate change. one of the first is to try and figure out how to get rid of as much uncertainty as we can. we know we can't get rid of the uncertainty of why mate change but were there other things that we can start minimizing now so future water managers are not going to deal with those as an uncertainty in their portfolio. what does that include? it includes like in the last year we settled a 50 year debate with an indian tribe that cost us about 40 million dollars and set minimum flows to deal with fish needs and water needs some we took an issue sitting in the courts and took that off of the uncertainty side and made it have a certain relationship with it. we're reexamining whether we should go back and do fill trabs not from the stance of a quality standpoint but two o to three years we divert the water plant, can we invest and get the operator the ability to

>> it depends on your usage. if a large commercial building like this, they have a lot of electricity usage and they need a lot of panels here. your house will use a lot less. how much less depends on your usage. >> what is the impact of tilt versus flat and are those things that i need to think about before investing in solar panels? >> absolutely. you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun. as utility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i do

we cannot depend on government we have to depend on ourselves. that's a part of the message here this afternoon. and security, just making sure that we are safe. and those quality of life issues i talked about earlier, we can do a lot of this planning today. so just learn from broadmoore we really want to ensure that not only broadmoore and new orleans come back. there will be a time where new orleans has to step up and aid san francisco. you know who knows. but in that event, we want to be there for you. and so we are showing you just by me being here today that that level of commitment is there. because i'm here with you now. [applause] >> as we move forward and we talking about engaging our residents to help us prepare for how we can help ourselves and one of the briefing work shops was talking about getting prepared for an earthquake. what are the materials we need? what are the supplies that we need? we learned broadmoore we learned that we can no longer not be prepared. we have established workshops and expos throughout the neighborhood to

they're what he depends on for ultimate success.t from the beginning of time, man has depended on fresh herbs for a variety of uses. did you know rosemary was a symbol of fidelity for the ancient greeks? and during world war ii, branches of rosemary were actually burned to keep germs from wounded soldiers. today, herbs still have a variety of uses and here in california, most of them get their start here. located in the coastal community of pescadero is jacobs farm. founded in 1980 by larry jacobs, the farm, along with the industry of growing fresh herbs, has seen tremendous growth in recent years. >> we started with one row of tarragon for a company in a san francisco market, greenleaf produce. >> and the market has just gone through the roof. >> jacobs farm has grown to become the largest organic herb grower in the country and has a complete line of herbs from the most popular--rosemary, thyme, and sage, to the most unusual. ever heard of cinnamon basil, pineapple sage, or lemon balm? >> crunch up the leaves, you want to break the

they tell me that they may close depend on how rowdy guests. >> write your will be on hand if needed. the rally starts at 2:00 p.m. on monday. >> it only touches of people who live and well walnut creek to get the thoughts and mild rally. >> convicted in the courts. he's found guilty by jurors. in your work and have a rally for him. this is a the process. were a country of laws and the law has spoken. >> i would hope it's not individuals that are coming in and are creating this disorderly contact. as long as the bart here and respect the law than it should be alright. >> east will must people from outside the area with different opinions come into town. >> you know this is a nice isolated place we on how love a crime here and i think people and their awareness should be tightened. >> a real surprise that its help here. i'm not sure what a creep has anything to do with the size of had to do as oakland and the training of the bart cops. and on and walnut creek and it seems like an inappropriate place to be having a protest on either side. >> >> i remember we have decided this past week

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>> it depends on lots of different things. you don't have to have a zero deficit for sustainability. you just need the deficit to be roughly equal to the interest payments that you make. so if interest payments are 2% to 3% of gdp, say, then a permanent deficit of that amount is, in fact, sustainable, yes. >> the g-20 met recently and they set up a time frame for deficit reduction. do you think that that time frame is appropriate? >> it's a medium-term -- 2015 i believe? >> i think half at the deficit by 2015. >> it would -- the g-20 have -- includes -- a majority of them are emerging market economies, many of them which are growing quickly right now. i'm not sure i'd want to impose a sid a single standard on all members of the g-20. the important thing is the overall trajectory, is there some evidence that the -- that that will begin to stabilize within the next few years? >> okay. investors have been -- the treasury bonds have been pretty solid. that's maybe an understatement. how long -- how long do you think this will rema

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>> it depends on lots of different things. you don't have to have a zero deficit for sustainability. you just need the deficit to be roughly equal to the interest payments that you make. so if interest payments are 2% to 3% of gdp, say, then a permanent deficit of that amount is, in fact, sustainable, yes. >> the g-20 met recently and they set up a time frame for deficit reduction. do you think that that time frame is appropriate? >> it's a medium-term -- 2015 i believe? >> i think half at the deficit by 2015. >> it would -- the g-20 have -- includes -- a majority of them are emerging market economies, many of them which are growing quickly right now. i'm not sure i'd want to impose a sid a single standard on all members of the g-20. the important thing is the overall trajectory, is there some evidence that the -- that that will begin to stabilize within the next few years? >> okay. investors have been -- the treasury bonds have been pretty solid. that's maybe an understatement. how long -- how long do you think this will rema

it just depends.st: has house speaker nancy pelosi said this means he would not be brought on as the chairman of the ways and means committee? host: not yet. this came out last night f wel yesterday at 4:00. reporters tried to ask both of them about assigning the unploim extension bill to which nancy pelosi tried to brush off the question, and rangel of course said, i look forward to answering these charges once i see what they are. host: molly hooper with the hill congressional reporter, thank you for your time. guest: no problem. thank you! host: democrats seem to be split over whether or not congress should extend the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. here's the headlines in the wall street journal. gitener -- geithner says taxes rise. should president bush's tax cuts be extended across the board for everybody? paul, you're on the air. caller: i would say no, they should not be extended. there is a big difference between what is good offer of proof wall street and what is good for the american

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kids are so dependent on their peers for how they think, how they do social engagement. it's really important that they have a set of peers that don't drink, don't take, don't use, that they can look to for the support that they need. i think sometimes we think of substance abusers as not being able to recover until they've been through a long, long, long period of addiction. and i think what we're realizing is that kids do recover. we have lots of examples of young people who are 16 and 17 and 18 who've been sober, clean and sober for 2 or 3 years as they've realized what that's going to mean to their lives. so those kinds of supports are important to them as well. we know that a young person's brain is still maturing, still developing. it's harder for a young person to control their impulses. it's harder for a young person to avoid, especially a young male's sensation-seeking activities. they are also more tune to the demands of their peer group. so they're more likely to make impulsive decisions and all of those things affect recovery and sobriety. people who suffer f

the problem for nato is knowing whether partnering is working well or increasing dependence, and many soldiers feel that using supplies or other gifts to get cooperation from the afghans holds them for independence. >> we are taking the big step of having this professional relationship and stopping giving them presents. it has been hard. you look bad elements. you have weeks where they pay you and will not work with you. it is something you have got to get through. -- you have weeks where they he you -- hate you. you have to be firm and get them to do it for themselves. >> whenever the best method of training afghan forces, there is widespread agreement getting more than into the film is -- into the field is in need of's only exit strategy. with thousands of men deserting the afghan units, will they really meet the needs? my colleague has been speaking to the former republican presidents candidate senator john mccain. >> senator mccain, you are just back from afghanistan. do you think the strategy of been betting the afghan national army with the coalition forces, that we might be ove

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they told me they may close depending on how rowdy the crowd gets. i also asked if police officers will be in right here. however right gear will be on hand if needed. the rally starts at 2:00 p.m. on monday. >> and we talk to some people who live in walnut creek. >> just just it makes sense to me. we of an individual who has been convicted and found guilty by jurors and here were gonna have a rally for him. and it needs to goes through the process. we're a country of laws and the law is spoken. i hope time individuals that are coming in and creating this disorderly context fell happen in oakland. respect the lot and then people should be orderly. >> i think it will be relatively peaceful however it at a table was a different opinion from at a time command it could be rowdy. it's a nice isolated place you know we don't have a lot a crime here and i think people there were an issue behind. >> and a little surprise that it's being held here. i don't know how wall and the creek has said anything to do with this. it's seems it would have the kind south l

tonight's "street critique" guest says that all depends on ticket prices.airline analyst ray neidl joins us. >> susie: general motors hopes to drive up sales by financing more of them. today, it agreed to buy sub- prime auto lender americredit. g.m. hopes the $3.5 billion deal will make it more competitive. the price for americredit: $24.50 a share in cash, a 24% premium over yesterday's close. g.m. says car deals have been left on the table in the last year because buyers couldn't get financing. by adding americredit, it hopes to help buyers with less-than- perfect credit. sub-prime customers buy two of every five cars sold in the u.s. >> tom: g.m. also is busy gearing up for the rollout of its first mass-produced electric car, the chevy volt. many other vehicle makers are also launching electrics, and some cities are getting ready. erika miller checked out new york city's first charging station, and whether it could help spark sales of plug-in vehicles. >> reporter: it's not yet attracting cars, but it sure is attracting attention. this four-foot-tall, th

our state depends on manufacturing. manufacturing is a vital part of most states. as our share of -- in 2001 manufacturing was one of the three largest private industry secretaryor -- sector. manufacturing the largest sector in 10 states. and in the midwest region as a whole. the region i live in. it's the second largest in nine states and third largest in 21 other states. mr. speaker, manufacturing is important. this is not just some kind of pipe dream. this is not just a study. this is a road map to recovering . make manufacturing real for america. make manufacturing robust for america. make manufacturing jobs for all americans. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4692, as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative--the gentleman from illinois. mr. rush: i ask for the

jerry brown says his campaign depends on support from groups like the union its a grass roots campaign. we zront a billion dollar account in off shore bank account and wall street voter for this campaign. >> the protest in front of her house lasted about an hour. the nurses came in buses, 34 of them they had a plane flying overhead saying no to whitman. all provided by the union. >> and there is a major decision that may save thousands of california school children from a substandard education. students in worst-performing schools can leave. >> this is. >> california students in a thousand of the lowest-performing schools will be able to transfer out this year instead of next under emergency resolution approved by the board of education. board members feel it's necessary because many kids are at risk of quote, serious harm. if remaining in the schools. >> one child strapped one more year is an emergency. >> this means harm to childrens futures, some parents were upset because the use of the bonus is alarmist. interpreted as physical harm. >> it's scary. that emotion will just all kinds

>> it depends on your community. if they are ready to go and say, we want to go all out go to the fire department and get the full nert training. if they are like, i'm not sure and you are just getting to know each other the red cross training is great because it's an hour we cover the personal preparedness much the first step if you want to say, let's get everyone in the same room and look at everyone and know their names. you can invite us both. you can invite the humane society and they'll do animal care and control. >> and they will come out and do something. you can have your miniresource fair depending on nature of your community. >> cpr? >> yes. >> right. we do first aid/cpr and shelter training and case management and damage assessment. they do a lot of search and rescue and triage we don't do any triage. a combination of what you want. first steps invite us or both and we will get in touch with our friends at the fire department. >> we will take more questions before we do that, feel under your seat we have

please. >> depends where you are at. if you like it hot.his has been your kind of weather especially inland. cool weather at the coastline. you got that too. patchy fog making its way inside the golden gate over the bay bridge looking nice and clear though. and we will see more fog as we head in towards the next couple days. fog lovers you'll love it. as we look toward the middle of the week. still looking like tomorrow will be hot in spots inland but we are talking well inland up in the mid-90s. places like antioch. brentwood. try valley. upper 80s to low 90s in toward the avenue. inside you will see seabreeze in oakland. 50s and 60s on the coastline. couple patches of fog right along the san mateo coastline. most blowing off by the afternoon but refill tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning. still warm in spots. 72 degrees in concord. or 72 degrees in concord. 67 in san jose and san rafael. i think we will see the weather change as high pressure will start to weaken. this ridge has been over the desert southwest and continuing to make i

a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models a cap blocking oil from a busted well, appears to be holding. manuel gallegus shows us: while the news is encouraging, b-p has decided to add another day of monitoring. this item contains handout material: - underwater video provided by bp trt anchor but presidential vacations have a long history of generating criticism. and as terrell brown reports, this one's no different. it was pleasant weather where the president was... but across the country, many were dealing with scorching summer temperatures. temperatures climbed well- above 90-degrees from phoenix to philadelphia.. factor in the humidity ... and it felt like the hundreds in much of the country. the heat combined with a lack of rain in some areas ... means some farmers have faced less-than- ideal growing conditions: "(sot 1:15:19) (ron binaghi of stokes farm, nj) the ground was like powdered sugar when you walk on it. it was brown powdered sugar. // (1:17:28) no i

economic growth depends on growth of sales. howard silverblatt of standard & poor's says that is still missing. >> sales are only growing at 3% to 4%, that's why the margins are so high. sales are key here, until companies get sales they are not going to be replenishing inventory, they will not be adding to capital expenditures, plant and equipment, and more importantly they will not be doing hiring, whether it be full or part time or just adding to hours. there are some positive signs in these earnings reports, which point to future sales. inventories are being reduced. and shipping is up, but on the key issue of visibility, management is still unsure of the economy, and even more unsure of pending policy matters and their impact on business. health care costs, financial regulation, and tax policy all cloud the earnings picture. mike ryan of u.b.s. wealth management compares visibility today with last year, when managers generally refused to make forward-looking statements. >> certainly things have improved a lot since then, b

they depend on it. yet as we celebrate 75 years of this outstanding program, it's once again under attack by republicans who want to dismantle the system and spend trillions of dollars in a risky privatize scheme that gambles senior sentence' savings in the stoket market while lining the pockets of wall street. does that sound familiar? it should. republicans tried to do the same thing under the bush administration. this represents yet another attempt to return to failed policies that created the worst economic situation since the great depression. well, i stand here committed to fighting back against such programs and protecting social security so the 30,000 seniors in southern nevada who depend on it won't be abandoned in their golden years. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? without objection. mr. price: thank you, mr. speaker. senator paul coverdell one of the most kind, thoughtful, and deliberate members of

, we consider ourselves a fire department family and we -- by the nature of our work on scene, we depend on each other to get the job done and for our lives. >> reporter: san jose's loss could be another department's gain. training a class of 30 firefighters costs about $1.5 million the union says, and the union says there have already been calls from contra costa and santa clara counties and even burbank. some consolation and opportunity for the future perhaps, but today firefighters are going home hurting. >> i tell my wife it's going to work out. see what we can do. >> reporter: the layoffs have not ended the bickering between the union and city hall. city hall is saying that the union could have given up more concessions. the union saying city hall cost the jobs of 49 firefighters to make a political point. in san jose, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> let me show you what's happening right now in southern california as we take this live picture from the helicopter coverage down there. a wildfire is burning north of los angeles. this has forced about 2,000 families now out of their homes. it ha

there are many families that on a daily basis depend. their needs are not being met. reform is needed, and we need to make sure this item gets on the ballot. i would respectfully for your support during the -- for your support. supervisor daly: thank you, madame president. let me thank supervisor combos -- campos for his work on it. if your reliance on the bus or happen to be a progressive member of the board of supervisors, that is apple pie, and i think in this sense it was created to deal with a couple of rounds of reforms in an attempt to create an independent agency. what we have succeeded in doing is transferring power in terms of decision making on budget, on service, on fares, etc., to the mayor, because of how the government works with the appointments, and i think with a high-profile removal after the mayor's reelection, it is clear that politics can be played in commissions, and when riders go to there additional supervisors, it is frustrating to refer them to the mta where there is little to no responsiveness in terms of the commission, so i think this mak

why do they only depend on supply from china? it's unreasonable. >>reporter: china is of course cheaper. that aside, it's not out to totally deny others of more rare earths - the likes of which are used inthese eco-friendly washing machine motors. >>these low-noise, energy efficient components are made in the us with rare earth metals from china.the finished parts are then shipped back to this factory in china's qingdao for assembly. >>sheng: they are good at producing parts. and in partnership, we make the job easier. the two companies are responsible for design and development, but our suppliers produce the components. >>reporter: but by cutting its export quota, china - with its near monopoly of rare earths - is in effect strong-arming parts makers to move production here in order to guarantee supply. >>for foreign companies, this presents a considerable sovereign risk. for the chinese, such investment would help realise the goal to move the economy further up the value chain. rare earths are of such high strategic value, that tensions between t

ray would take away privileges enjoyed by american women things like the dependent wife benefits under social security and exemption from selective service registration again on the wrong side of history fellas so as you can imagine democrats have jumped on the remark calling for all g.o.p. members indorsed by her to denounce her and you know if the g.o.p. won't i will here's a news flash fellas i don't need a man to take care of me and your remarks are just insulting to women everywhere so phyllis schlafly is tonight's tool time winner. now last night the house

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it just depends. host: has house speaker nancy pelosi said this means he would not be brought on as the chairman of the ways and means committee? host: not yet. this came out last night f well, yesterday at 4:00. reporters tried to ask both of them about assigning the unploim extension bill to which nancy pelosi tried to brush off the question, and rangel of course said, i look forward to answering these charges once i see what they are. host: molly hooper with the hill congressional reporter, thank you for your time. guest: no problem. thank you! host: democrats seem to be split over whether or not congress should extend the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. here's the headlines in the wall street journal. gitener -- geithner says taxes rise. should president bush's tax cuts be extended across the board for everybody? paul, you're on the air. caller: i would say no, they should not be extended. there is a big difference between what is good offer of proof wall street and what is good for the ame

but the overall strategy must be dependent on the field. just how to handle the taliban was a debated topic at the conference. moderate taliban members are offered a way back to mainstream society. delegates in kabul have agreed to provide 600 million euros, but they warn the line between moderates and extremists is often blurred, and terrorists could take advantage. they say government corruption was not discussed enough in london. afganistan is ranked among the most corrupt countries in the world. in kabul, they again insisted the u.n. must do more to stem corruption. >> opponents call the karzai election beset with fraud. the trade in opium remains one of the country's biggest problems. and next, how the poppy seed helps finance not just the taliban, but also some people in high places. the heroin trade begins in afghanistan. the crop is 7,000 tons, valued at 2.4 billion euros, exploited to arm taliban fighters. but the drug trade is not fully of their making. >> my work sets out to show that even though the taliban may profit, in fact i