going to the apple country was huge for me. again, i am embarrassed to say, 15 years i had never been once with. this is a lunatic thing my brother is doing with these apples. when i sailed down this huge area of fruit country, imagine after 9/11, apple country at harvest, thousands of acreage, beautiful skies. i got tears. it was like america the beautiful. it was so rural. it was such a different world for me. the first sighting of my brother. he didn't know i was coming was at the packing house. i remember seeing him, millions of apples coming down the flumes. my brother was looking at every single piece of fruit to be sure it was shipped correctly. he was to tender. i was seeing him from a long shot. i thought oh my god, all he needs is a sweater, he'd look just like are mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and pa

are strict self- imposedded reporting standards compare with other pipeline utilities in the country. apples to apes comparison. >> -- apples to apples comparison. >> this measure is comprehensive, and targeted at reforming how utilities like pg&e maintain their pipeline. >> reporter: the law would also require full disclosure. >> people want to know if they are living any where near one of these transmission lines and i believe they have a right to know. >> reporter: we need to learn from this, tragedy, and without doing this, i think we will make a big mistake. we can't afford another one. >> reporter: finally congress woman spear wants the san bruno section of the pipeline closed forever. >> >> the doors to california's state universities are about to reopen to new students csu officials plan to readmit up to 30,000 students for winter and spring semesters, budget cuts forced 23 campus system to reject all applications for 2010 spring term. but with the new budget on the horizon. csu officials are counting on 366 million in restored funding acceptance letters will be mailed out beginning

are strict self- imposedded reporting standards compare with other pipeline utilities in the country. apples to apes comparison. >> -- apples to apples comparison. >> this measure is comprehensive, and targeted at reforming how utilities like pg&e maintain their pipeline. >> reporter: the law would also require full disclosure. >> people want to know if they are living any where near one of these transmission lines and i believe they have a right to know. >> reporter: we need to learn from this, tragedy, and without doing this, i think we will make a big mistake. we can't afford another one. >> reporter: finally congress woman spear wants the san bruno section of the pipeline closed forever. >> >> the doors to california's state universities are about to reopen to new students csu officials plan to readmit up to 30,000 students for winter and spring semesters, budget cuts forced 23 campus system to reject all applications for 2010 spring term. but with the new budget on the horizon. csu officials are counting on 366 million in restored funding acceptance letters will be mailed out beginning

country. >> that puts him seven notches higher than apple's steve jobs. so young to be at that level. >> just a little jealous. >>> coming up next on this thursday, the new debate over mammograms and lasik eye surgery. should it be banned? >>> and new secrets revealed about the sinking of the "titanic." [ female announcer sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's new motrin pm. no other medicine, not even advil pm, is more effective for pain and sleeplessness. new motrin pm. stay twice... earn a free night! two separate stays at comfort inn or any of these choice hotels can earn you a free night -- only when you book at choicehotels.com. long summer days, and not enough sleep. what i wouldn't do for a do-over. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® clinical skincare, exclusive ion2 complex combined with activating cream helps restore collagen depleted skin. neutrogena clinical skincare is clinically tested to undo the look of a year's worth of skin aging in just 4 weeks. do-overs do exist.

country. we want to make sure it's apples to apples comparison. >> and she's asking pg&e to cap permanently or remove it from the areas of san bruno. and we're learning tonight that the ntsb has finished documenting all of the evidence that ruptured pipeline with wells and fractures. now, the task of testing the samples to find out what caused this explosion. and critics say there have been a lack of federal oversight. a pipeline leak was blamed for this explosion near sacramento two years ago but the company was never cited or fined for it. 60 people have been killed in pipeline accidents over five years. the "new york times" reports a third of the investigations initiated in the last eight years remain unresolved. a blistering fall heat wave sent temperatures into triple digits today. downtown los angeles hit an all time high of 113, well over 100 there before noon. but red flag fire warnings are in effect this, one broke out this afternoon. and here in the bay area, heat triggered a spare the air alert. operators of the electrical grid issued an appeal. spencer christian is here now. should

countries involved to get their. there of what is considered to be a quarter of the world's oil and gas reserves. hard talks are gripping the big apple as world leaders brainstorm on how to create global poverty and a longer while on the sidelines of the summit the middle east quartet drive to bring for the peace process between israel and the palestinians and up next all the sports highlights with. hello and welcome back to sport an artsy coming to you every day from the russian capital i'm on cost for of and let's take a look at some of our stories in brief. gunning for gold a russian women's basketball team are off to the czech republic for the world championship. cozart for revival would take an in-depth look at how russian born salads have helped put kazakhstan on the world tennis map. and goals go lower all the net bulging action from the weekend football put together in one piece. russia's women's basketball team has been given a huge boost ahead of the fast approaching world championships that's after the country's first and only women's n.b.a. champion that brought some of those calls up just days after winning the cup with

country. we want to make sure it's an apples to apples comparison. >> the documents detailed leaks since 2004. they show pg&e has reported 38 leaks near population centers or environmentally sensitive areas. >>> in north korea, a meeting of the workers party has given an indication about who will succeed leader court kim jong- il. this was the first time the son's name has been mentioned in the official media. kim jong-il's sister was also named as a general. >>> san francisco is trying to lure more film productions to the city. the new head of san francisco's film commission says one way would be to get local businesses to offer discounts to production crews. new york city has a list of restaurants, hotels, masseuses and others that give deals. tax and fee rebate program here. >>> time now just turning 5:47. researchers say they're treating people for more serious injuries related to those segue scooters. now this report is getting attention after the death of 62- year-old jim he has ill ken who owned the company who makes the segues. he apparently fell off a cliff and into a river while ridi

country. we want to make sure it's an apples to apples comparison. >> the documents detail leaks since 2004. they show pg&e has reported 38 leaks near population centers or environmentally sensitive areas in that time period. >>> time now 6:47. let's check in with sal. what's happening in the south bay now? >> it's getting slow now. if you're trying to get to your job in the south bay, let's go outside and take a look at 237 as it's bunching up near 880 as it normally does. this is about the time we look at the chp list and we don't have too many problems reported in the south bay right now. traffic is going to be slow on 101, 237, 85, 280. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge. that's also backed up for about a 15 minute wait at the toll plaza. metering lights are on slow this morning so you have your work cut out trying to get into san francisco. this morning's drive in san francisco looking okay along northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. he's steve. >>> all right. look at this. starting off near 70 for some. san jose, san francisco, no wind, it's very calm and very warm.

one of the country's best chefs and an east bay chef makes the cut. what makes his restaurant so unique. >> finly applenying reports that its co-founder steve jobs was stopped the airport for trying to take ninja weapons on to his plane. >> his own plane. in july security at an airport detected ninja throwing stars inside jobs' carry on luggage. >> according to the report jobs told officls it wouldn't make sense for a person to try to hijac his own plane, as you mentioned. >> and vowed he'd come back to japan. >> they came back this morning calling the report pure anks fo >> "whwants to be a millionaire" coming up next. millionaire" coming up next. >> see female announcer ] at&t makes it easy to cose the services that fit your life. who doesn't nt more choices? i like choices. you can even choose wirelessoice service. not with my cable company. well, it's time to switch. check is out. [ female announcer ] call choose your double bundle, including u-verse tv, stting under $69 a month. switch now a get a 30-day money-back guarantee -- plus dvr is included. with u-verse tv you can record up to four sho at

one of the country's best chefs and an east bay chef makes the cut. what makes his restaurant so unique. >> finally appleng reports that its co-founder steve jobs was stopped at the airport for trying to take ninja weapons on to his plane. >> his own plane. in july security at an airport detected ninja throwing stars inside jobs' carry on luggage. >> according to the report jobs told officials it wouldn't make sense for a person to try to hijack his own plane, as you mentioned. >> and vowed he'd come back to japan. >> they came back this morning

energy companies that prevent technology from this country like clean diesel or companies like caterpillar and apple we take the advice of seth reams for ourselves and that reinvigorated state, we can redirect it toward the establishment of fairness in our government, i hope. and i thank you for sharing your story and i hope you will share more of those stories from the front lines of the job wars. facebook is down at the moment. ironically. but when it comes back up, so, too, i believe l our page. it's facebook.com/dylanmsnbc. there's a job wars tab there. i'd love for you to go this and share your story. >>> coming up on "hardball," former dnc chair talks about bill clinton's advice for obama, but first, some parting thoughts and call to arms on these job wars. we, together can change this country for the better, but we must as michael eisner would say rk work together. the alliance and discussion of it right after this. in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female an

country. as a. was. just a power struggle in washington. the battle in the big apple you people have to say about america's economic situation. a moratorium on settlement construction in the west bank has just expired in jerusalem israeli government imposed a ten months ago as a move towards peace talks with palestinians but it could derail current peace negotiations palestinian leaders have borne pullout of u.s. talks currently underway this renewed building in the west bank. in the area have plans to celebrate the lifting of the ban by byline for leg rather foundation for new buildings the israeli government has ignored pleas from the international community to take stands the moratorium in the light of the current peace talks. and its habits of palestinian rights activist. and representative from its. first we need to keep freezing freezing we have to get into serious negotiations. find a trivial solution to the church dispute in the middle which only after having sinned kind to states for two nations so motion and if you. will be able to say that we really have. i

apple but not in aoo g g way. the latest census shows san jose has the highest rent in the country.you want to live in san jose, you'll have to dish out an average over $1400 a month. that's compared to new york's $1,000. the second most expensive place: san francisco. and in third, washington, d.c. new york didn't even make the top fooiive. it came in at number six. >> okay, time to move to new york, huh? the giants. no, we can't go, we're committed. >> things are looking good but not yet perfect. you ready? there is a magic number involved. the champagne on ice, but hold that thought. the giants won. big step closer to the post-season tonight, and these guys are back in action. the sharks, three re th .three ysda.t ge out your passports. back in a moment. the clarity of fast-switching phospors. the smoothness of 600 hertz. all come together to create what cnet calls one of the best 2d tvs they've ever tested. the viera full hd 3d tv from panasonic. our state has a huge deficit. meg whitman's plan will make it billions worse by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investor

he was talking about the plate of a lot of undocumented farm workers in the country, a lot of the folks that pick the apples and oranges that we use every day of our lives. what he was trying to get to, quote, migrant workers suffer have no right. he was a little comedic but he was also serious. take a listen. >> i've got to ask why isn't the government doing anything? maybe this ag jobs bill would help. i don't know. like most members of congress, i haven't read it. >> and there you see stephen colbert making a joke there. but trying to tell members that this bill could possibly help out a lot of these undocumented workers that face this situation. what colbert had done, he had actually gone to a farm at the invitation of the united farm workers in new york and did back-breaking work for ten hours saying he would never want to do it again. they offered this pledge said take our job essentially and offered it on its website and got 3 million hits and of those hits, 8,600 people followed up to try to get employment as a farm worker and only 7 of those are still employed. i did the math. .8% of the people of

apple. leaders from 192 countries convene this year's united nations general assembly. this week, world leaders will focus on how to deal with the world's problems. 10 years ago, the u.n. sent goals to combat poverty and overcome it by the year 2015 or at least to cut it in half. that was the topic of discussion sunday during the u.n.'s millennium goals summit. u.n. secretary general says there are still major shortfalls in meeting the goals especially in places like africa. also, among the world leaders attending the general assembly gretchen was just talking about them, it's iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad and, of course, secretary of state hillary clinton will be there as well. iran and the united states are headed for a week-long debate, war of words during the general assembly between these two nations. you can look for that. we will be following that and discuss it more the next hour so make sure you're staying right here to join us then as we talk about secretary of state hillary clinton and iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. back to you. >> all right, k

country in phoenix, detroit, philadelphia and boston. >>> the maker of the blackberry will reportedly unveil a new tablet computer next week to rival apple'spad. >> i don't want to say the blackberry has to pull a rabbit out of the hat for this to work for them, but they kind of have to pull a rabbit out of the hat. the latest operating system was met with a bit of a yawn on their smart phones. they have been steadily losing market share. with something like the black pad, they would have to come out with something revolutionary. >>> those are your tech bites. >>>

apple tv is being touted as a potential challenge to the cable-tv market. >>> the economic situation in serbia is improving gradually, but the country still needs help from outside. state coffers are empty and they require financial assiance. serbia has turned to the imf, hoping for an additional billion in credit. prices in the country are rising. the market stalls and belgrade might be stopped, but many serbians cannot afford to spend much here because prices have risen. according to consumer groups, people are only getting half as much for their money as last year. >> you cannotuy anything you want. now we just by the basics. >> there are not many customers. we are having to drop prices. >> part of the problem is serbia it is deep in debt and to only gain access to international loans if it implements a tough austerity measures. the imf says the measures will be beneficial. belgrade remains optimistic. >> we are predicting economic growth of 1.5% this year and we predict 3% the following year. >> serbia out will have to make painful cuts to achieve that. despite that, the imf has given its backing to a small increase in wages and pensions next year, a

apple tv is being touted as a potential challenge to the cable-tv market. >>> the economic situation in serbia is improving gradually, but the country still needs help from outside. state coffers are empty and they require financial assistance. serbia has turned to the imf, hoping for an additional billion in credit. prices in the country are rising. the market stalls and belgrade might be stopped, but many serbians cannot afford to spend much here because prices have risen. according to consumer groups, people are only getting half as much for their money as last year. >> you cannot buy anything you want. now we just by the basics. >> there are not many customers. we are having to drop prices. >> part of the problem is serbia it is deep in debt and to only gain access to international loans if it implements a tough austerity measures. the imf says the measures will be beneficial. belgrade remains optimistic. >> we are predicting economic growth of 1.5% this year and we predict 3% the following year. >> serbia out will have to make painful cuts to achieve that. despite that, the imf has given its backing to a small increase in wages and pensions next yea

country. this includes companies like google, apple, yahoo, applied materials, oracle. where are they in regards to this growth? not very good. the san jose mercury news was involved in an 18-month struggle in a freedom of information battle for diversity data. employer diversity and supplier diversity, and they lost. but with old data we have been able to pick up, we have been able to find -- and this is old data -- that there is a decrease in latino, african-american and certain asian populations, philippine and vietnamese in the labor force. how in the world for companies growing at the rate of 20% can we be decreasing? the same is true for women of any color. this is an enormous abuse of the citizens that live here. these are the kinds of issues that we really have got to attack and hold accountable. from 1990 to 2005 latino decrease in the employment sector by 11%. froip african has have decreased by 16%. these are the issues at hand. the same thing is true with diversity. where you find employment diversity, you will find diversity -- absence of diversity or discr

apple people's thoughts on the economic situation. just so you think that the middle class is kind of disappearing in this country i think it's definitely it's definitely. not so much disappearing but it's definitely not as big as it used to be i mean you know growing up my parents always said that the middle class was a lot bigger times were a lot easier. and there's one number young lovers in india can call when they need saving from the are outraged parents and honor killings. and after making inroads in sweden europe's far right parties are focusing their efforts on austria for sunday's provincial elections the country's free of art he's hoping to win votes through a controversial and a muslim campaign which sparked outrage among manny. reports. was the buy by mosque game is as simple as its message they came and shoot down as many new mosques as you can as they rise relentlessly above asters alpine skyline if you're not quick enough the country is islamicized some of that is on your we are defending our rights our traditions our culture we don't want to be dissolved into islam nor do we want there to be parallel islamic societies i

to keep growing, unless you are willing to let old industries die -- other countries do not have companies like google, applethat is one of the great things about the united states, we are always recreating ourselves. the other great thing -- which is often forgotten -- we are a relatively young country. we have a high level of immigration, we have a higher number of children, so things are still looking pretty good. in the short run, in the next five years, in bill be a tough slog, but i remain optimistic. host: questioned in new york. democratic line. -- christian in new york. caller: i have a quick comment. i was working full time, i was a private business owner. i got hit by a drunk driver and it knocked me into the social security system, disability. i noticed there is a 2% increase every year last year, this year, there is nothing, obviously. i have not heard anybody say anything about the increase. we feel like we are a loss group of people. the other thing, and the transfer fee waiver talking about -- the other end, the transfer fee they were talking about. -- the other thing, the transfer fee they w

the answer is they're not democracies themselves and they were very apple biff lent about seeing a country in which sunnis controlled the country under saddam and had control of the country even before saddam despite not being a majority suddenly finding themselves in a democratic situation. there was really -- there was real ambenevolence and you pretend you're a kingdom and not a democracy, a successful democracy next door sends a message to arabic speaking people throughout the world that they can have a functioning democracy throughout the world. i think that was one major reason. the other reason is as shiia-sunni tensions grew in iraq, which is why we were not providing sufficient security, all over the middle east the issue of iraq became in part not holy but a sunni and shiia issues with she eye iran very actively -- shiia iran very actively involved and shiia supporting sunnis in the insurgency. as that happened people in the region began to line up on those denominational lines rather than lining up in terms of -- what ordinarily had been national interest. i think, i think that

country to try to get it. early reviews give it a thumbs up. nice. could appleolling out a new ipad just six months after the original launch? well, that's the latest apple rumor that an ipad version two complete with face time camera will be in stores in time for the holiday season. dan ackerman is the senior editor. if this is true, i'm going to lose it. the top of the line ipad runs about $900. you can get one on the lower end for about $600. this would be a slap in the face, i think. >> this would be a quick turnaround. as one of the unsourced rumors, it's hard to say how much credence we should give it. it falls in line with what apple is doing now, trying to get into new face time products. >> what is the normal length of time apple waits to relaunch the second generation of something? >> apple products usually get refreshed once a year around the same time period. every june there's a new iphone. >> it's different, too, when you launch a new iphone at $200, which is still a lot, compared to launching something, six months later for the price point. >> and

country. get some apples. oh, boy! soon you'll get chestnuts.> take a look as the jam jars spins. vivian houston and vella gowdy. they are twins, and they are 100 years old today. emma buck, 105. fifth time she's righting into the show. our estute crew can you tell it. retired teacher. always doing things. that's the secret. one of my favorite secrets. dorothy walters of omaha, nebraska, 100 years old, lives on her own, drives to the beauty parlor every day. that is very important to the ladies. i mean, they go until they're 150. ralph monroe of ravenna, ohio, loves planting in his garden. another good activity. 100, plays bridge weekly with her 99-year-old husband. hey, doesn't say who wins. never did play bridge. louise beasley of bowling green, virginia. balances her checkbook, goes to church weekly and is loved by everybody. wish i could say that. and charlotte marcus, delray beach, florida, is 100, still drives and just renewed her license till year 2013. i hope my contract lasts that long. that's all. that's it. now back to new york. >> al

shops around the country are collecting suits for men and women who need outfits to wear for job interviews. >>> appled to unveil some new products today so we are asking a simple question this morning: are you an apple or pc person? to do >>> 6:50. time for a look at what's coming up on "the early show." erica hill joins us from new york. >> good morning. how are you? >> good. >> mac or pc? >> you know, i want a mac because i -- i'm totally attracted to it. all this is so cool. and i feel like i would be cooler but i have no apple products. my husband has an. phone and i have such app envy i can't tell you. >> app envy. >> but i need a keyboard. i need a solid keyboard. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. except -- >> so if you're listening, steve jobs, hook me up, solid keyboard and iphone. i'll let you know when he calls me. [ laughter ] >> ahead this morning, we are really focused here on the east coast on earl which of course even though it's happening on the east coast i know could affected you guys in california not only because a lot of people across the condition try have their families and friends spread o

venezuelans go to vote the country goes to the polls in parliamentary elections as a rich person's point. was. i think it's just a power struggle. to. balance in the big apple way or in more people to say about america's economic situation. israel's moratorium on sacrament construction in the west bank is set to expire within the hour the government imposed the ban a ten months ago was a move towards peace talks with palestinians all they've warned construction of the west bank would mean that their withdrawal from the new round of negotiations currently under way under american mediation jewish settlers in the area to celebrate the left by laying a foundations for a new buildings the israeli government has ignored pleas from the international community to extend the moratorium in the light of the ongoing peace talks well earlier. the view about a severe right value. in jerusalem. so i put the question to you do you think that an end to this moratorium will help the peace process be the end of it. i don't think that freezing jewish building in judea and some area has anything to do with peace whatsoever we have i misidentified what the cause of of not havin

reporting from the big apple and later this hour laurie is also about in the big city gauging people. so you think that the middle class is kind of disappearing in this country and i think it's definitely it's definitely. not so much disappearing but it's definitely not as big as it used to be i mean you know growing up my parents always said that the middle class was a lot bigger and times were a lot easier. than stake in this election is the national assembly ever party gains two thirds of the vote will have the authority to write and pass the laws in this country. is in venezuela to find out how the campaign is shaping up in the country ahead of the upcoming general election. well after making inroads in sweden europe's a far right party is focusing their efforts on austria for sunday's provincial elections the country's freedom party is hoping to win votes through a controversial anti muslim campaign which has sparked outrage among many. reports . the bye-bye mosque game is as simple as its message they came and shoot down as many new mosques as you can as they rise relentlessly above asters alpine skyline if you're not quick enough the country is islami

country. >> jenna started giving tours her dairy farm last spring. >> its family owned guess. >> tori teachings them to pick their own apples. >> you just twist it andll come off in your hand. >> a few miles away, visitors can actually stay overnight. they get a nice place and a close-up look at farm life. this group came from san francisco. >> we're here for a bachelorette party, valerie. >> instead of drinking and gambling they got to check out goats and check out a real life hen house. >> all these farms are in sonoma county, a leader in the growing agra tourism business. >> people come from all over the world but there are many people who just come from san francisco or sacramento. its short drive to us. its an easy weekend. >> it started with wine tasting. now, the university of california small farm program that the idea is catching on with all kinds of agriculture. it's good for the local economy. >> generally there is a great stillover from agratourism business. >> the small funds program has a book for pharmacisters on how to get started and website to find farms and an outreach campaign, with slogans, you've seen disneyland, now visit the

the answer is they're not democracies themselves and they were very apple biff lent about seeing a country in which sunnis controlled the country under saddam and had control of the country even before saddam despite not being a majority suddenly finding themselves in a democratic situation. there was really -- there was real ambenevolence and you pretend you're a kingdom and not a democracy, a successful democracy next door sends a message to arabic speaking people throughout the world that they can have a functioning democracy throughout the world. i think that was one major reason. the other reason is as shiia-sunni tensions grew in iraq, which is why we were not providing sufficient security, all over the middle east the issue of iraq became in part not holy but a sunni and shiia issues with she eye iran very actively -- shiia iran very actively involved and shiia supporting sunnis in the insurgency. as that happened people in the region began to line up on those denominational lines rather than lining up in terms of -- what ordinarily had been national interest. i think, i think that

. >>> apple the iphone is no longer going to have an exclusive carrier in germany. that will be the last countrype that has an exclusive carrier following france and england. also opening up to other carriers. two new carriers will sign on in germany according to the "wall street journal." but no word from apple as to when the at&t exclusive contract will end here in the united states. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> bay area wineries turning to a higher power as the annual harvest begins. [ foreign language ] >> this was the annual blessing of the grapes in livermore valley. yesterday a rabbi and presbyterian minister blessed the first grapes that were plucked from the vine from the east bay wine region. nearly 50 wineries there will pick more than 15,000 tons of grapes over the next two months. >>> it is 6:48. the fight for california's u.s. senate seat is neck and neck. >> two major candidates participating in their first debate in moraga this week. not a game changer though for carly fiorina or incumbent barbara boxer. phil matier is joining former assembly sp

the big apple this weekend when an infestation forced nike town to shut down its flagship store in the heart of midtown. new york tops the list of the 15 most bed bug infested cities in the countryith ohio holding the distinction with the most infested bed bug state. >> you definitely want to catch it early. >> reporter: the cost of eradicating the bugs are soaring. the summit vendors are pitching inexpensive ways to detect bed bugs. had a small card board bug hotel that goes near the bed and these plastic interceptors that go under the beg legs. preventive gadgets like this luggage protector and mattress encasement can help homeowners ward off bed bugs. once they're in there are no easy solutions and ex termation can run into thousands of dollars. manuel gallegus, cbs 42 cbs 42, new york. >> ed bugs were all but eradicated in the u.s. but apparently people traveling from aboard have been carrying them and now they're back in full force. >> we're still here and we thank you for joining us at 9news at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. angie goff will have traffic in a moment. right now howard bernstein is here with a quick look at our forecast. >> summer. just summer. i know fall begin

this country illegally jump potentially ahead of people who aren't and higher paying jobs that doesn't make sense on so many levels. >> the addage and reason that we didn't want to upset the applet was that you know, these illegals, they do jobs that americans don't want to do, but we're talking about gidget them into college and citizenship. americans want the jobs to come with a college degree. >> it's a complicated issue, but i can tell you as a son of immigrants, i'm all for giving an opportunity to immigrants, but if you give that opportunity to illegal immigrants you ever a' taken the same opportunity away from the legal immigrants. >> and americans. >> sure. >> and americans, i mean, what do you make of that, what, all of a sudden, there's just so many overtures to illegal immigrants. what's the deal with this? >> the main thing i kept thinking when i was watching stephen colbert was two things, one the great stevenson heim song, send in the clowns and listing him and him, and it's unbelievable they would have a comedy act on capitol hill when there's so much serious business going on and comment from richard nixon, most congressmen are not fit to be dog catcher. it's in

country. janet starting giving tours in the spring. >> i'm a third generation dairy farmer. it's a family-owned business. >> tori olsen teaches customers to pick applest gabriel farm. >> you just twist it it will come off in the hand. >> miles away visitors could stay overnight getting a nice place to get away it from all and a look at farm life. this group came from san francisco. >> we're here for a bachelorett party. different from vegas. >> yes. >> instead of drinking and gambling they got to pat goats. >> they're super smart. >> and checked out a real life hen house. >> my favorite was holding freshly laid egg warm. >> these farms are in snonla county. a leader of the growing agra tourism business. working farm that's welcome visitor autos people come from around the world. there are many people who come from san francisco or sacramento. and it's a short drive to us. it's easy weekend. >> this started with wine tasting. now, the university small farm program says idea is kachg on with all kinds of agriculture. is good for farmers, visitors and also, local economy. >> generally there is a great spill over from agra tourism businesses if there are

the country i am a thied with her and she had $28,000 in donation. she bought appleaccessories, clothing, plane tickets for her parents. she pled not guilty, but now she has admitted she fabricated the information about the attack. she actually rubbed drain cleaner on her face. she is back on a federal facility not so much because of the scars, but undergoing mental counseling. doctors say those scars will mostly go away. her parents say they will pay back money and the prosecutor says he will take that into account as he's considering the charges against her. megyn: that will help her on the civil claim but it won't excuse her on the criminal charges. a hero pilot is speaking out about the emergency landing he was forced to make and new questions about what went wrong in the first place. meet the new captain sully. a dramatic last-minute effort on the house floor for a vote on the tax cut extension. why the democrats chose to duck out on the vote they were pushing for in the first place. >> the american people sent us here to do their work. we are not here to do our

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country. they are doing it right here in pennsylvania, millions of dollars being spent. and the names always sound very benign -- it's americans for prosperity, committee for truth and politicians, americans for apple pie. [laughter] i made that last one up. none of them will disclose who is paying for these ads. you do not know whether it is some big financial interest, you do not know if it is a big oil company or an insurance company. you do not even know if it is foreign controlled. we tried to fix this. the leaders of the other party would not even allow it to come up for a vote. they want the public to be in the dark. we cannot allow a special interest takeover of our democracy. we cannot go back to the days where just because you had a lobbyist, you could write the tax code the way you wanted it, taking advantage of main street families, middle-class families. we're not going to go back to the days when insurance companies wrote rules that said if your child had a preexisting condition, you might never be able to get him health insurance. we're not going back to the exact same agenda because we know what happened. a lot has changed since this last election, but what has not changed is the ch

country. they are doing it right here in pennsylvania, millions of dollars being spent. and the names always sound very benign -- it's americans for prosperity, committee for truth and politicians, americans for apple pie. [laughter] i made that last one up. none of them will disclose who is paying for these ads. you do not know whether it is some big financial interest, you do not know if it is a big oil company or an insurance company. you do not even know if it is foreign controlled. we tried to fix this. the leaders of the other party would not even allow it to come up for a vote. they want the public to be in the dark. we cannot allow a special interest takeover of our democracy. we cannot go back to the days where just because you had a lobbyist, you could write the tax code the way you wanted it, taking advantage of main street families, middle-class families. we're not going to go back to the days when insurance companies wrote rules that said if your child had a preexisting condition, you might never be able to get him health insurance. we're not going back to the exact same agenda because we know what happened. a lot has changed since this last election, but what has not changed is the ch

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have cooled off here in the big apple the past couple of days, but things are going to heat up in midtown manhattan in just about an hour because one of the hottest countryroups around, sugar land, will be performing live on the plaza. i'm meredith vieira here alongside matt lauer. >>> coming up in this half hour, five items that are a big, big mark-up. if you are pinching pennies, we will show you how to save money if you absolutely, positively have to buy things like bottled water and printer ink. >>> also ahead, you hate to view things this way, but why some homeowners' pain could be your gain, if you're looking to buy a house in areas that have been very hard hit by this real estate crash. we're going to take you to florida, where some homes are now costing about the same as a new car. >>> and then a little later, we will wrap up our week-long attempt to go back to our first jobs, and this time, al is headed back to queens to be the king of the grocery world. and the deli section has never been so much fun. >> look at that lady checking him out like he was crazy. >> well? >> yeah, exactly. >>> we begin this half hour, though, with a serious story, a