the pre-k kids are housed at their former site at cobb. we are desperately and as quickly as possible trying to get the agreement of the three public agencies involved, which is the state architect, the local fire marshall and the pre-k licensing people to all understand what the issue is. so given all that, the rush is the programs are disrupted until we can combine them, and we are about eight days out, and the cost is higher than we anticipated. >> thank you. we often talk -- lots of times when something happens that we choirs -- requires a quick response, everybody thinks something terrible has happened. the public needs to understand that these things happen, and sometimes it is our responsibility to respond to it in this way. i am grateful that we have staff we can trust to take care of this and that we are able -- your department is able to address it. >> i would like to say i appreciate his effort in trying to rectify the issues that all these inspectors are demanding. myself going through several licensing processes for pre-k prog

and that's the pre-frontal cortex. >> rose: the producer showed... peter showed me a passage from john cheever talking about drinking and he looked at his notes and he knew that drinking was not good for him and how many times had he said "i've got to stop, i've got to stop." and yet he said the next day at lunchtime i find myself taking a baht of of whiskey out. >> it's a powerful habit. >> that's right. it's some of the same neurocircuitry we've been talking about but it becomes hijacked and mediate it is formation of habits that are very maladaptive. so this isnoweant to represent in part some of the key structures in their connections in relation to habit formation. so as wolfram has described earlier, dopamine neurons are providing information about reward and in particular about when a reward or stimulus is better than expected. and when you think about a good habit that is adaptive, we all want to form habits when we form habits because they help us survive and we can perform behaviors automatically without thinking about it and it's more effi

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matt lauer, looking forward to your interview. >>> if you need pre-k, then pre, pre-k and then preprepre-kis falling around the reon thankfully after our dry period. we have been running a deficit, two, two and a half inches. we're going to make up some of that. we have had already had 0.1. rain marching south to north. generally light to moderate. right now blue ridge to the bay. blue ridge west in the 50s. highs today in the low 70s. already in the 60s and 50s. we'll have a passing shower from time to time into the afternoon. then midafternoon through tonight, into tomoow morning, passing showers and perhaps storms, some of which could produce damaging winds. jerry, how is the traffic? >> breaking news in northern virginia. an accident that looks serious in nature. occurred just a short time ago. live pictures of 95 near 123 just before you get to the river. right now only one lane getting by. fire and rescue cws are on the scene. jammed headed north. you may want to pop over and try route 1 as an alternate. inner look to college park. we have one problem on metro rail. switching problem

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they want to take away the pre-existing condition from a patient. the fact that a health insurance company can't take your insurance anymore, if you get sick. this is what they're against. >> they are against it. >> they want to get rid of the health care reform. >> but you know -- >> isn't that a moral bill. >> of course it's a moral issue. these are ethical questions, they're just on the wrong side of the ethical divide here. when they talk about health care and repealing it, that's of course the first thing that they want to do, they believe that people who are sick can and should depend on the so-called free market, which of course, is only free as long as they're not involved in the market, then they'd like a subsidy themselves. the inconsistency of this group is absolutely astonishing. they do a discredit to the united states and to the american revolution. when the rhetoric comes out that they are for freedom and liberty and the freedom and liberty is about lightbulbs and whether you can sell sugared soda pop at the public school, another iss

guerrillero era integrante más radicales yn zanjo na ríos, veamos verticier radical de la guerrilla, prepes duro consideras la fuerz. noti dicen ser el jerez totalid pueblo como son el jerez totalidad pueblo por que atacan al pueblo, es una pregunta que se haegz un colombiano común. >> bueno, en eso hemos cometido errores. los cilindros que fabricamos y época mraems son para fuerzas ciero madasisionoti estado y co que tenemos que frente ero univ de los cuales le dedicó 42 a la insurgencia era el jefe militar y fue quién ideó el secuestro d mono lideraba el tráfico de coco irán a méxico en la entrevista en febrero negó participación. >> diría primero que me iría de aquí. nosotros pasamos por la región del cultivos, no podemos decir a la gente acaben por eso que es un problema de recurso económicos, cobramos impuesto a los compradores. los pagan algo para ahí. >> y fue el autor de lo que lan hacemos retenciónes cuando o univsgleent cumple con la ley cero dos. >> jorge tenía una docena de dwloens más de medio centenar di univisionnoticiero univisionnot. >> jorge y maría elena. >> y así mion

the pre-existing condition.nd for small businesses, you know, the republicans have been saying, absolutely lying, saying this is going to drive up costs for small business. well, in pennsylvania, there are 150,000 small businesses under 25 employees. if they give health care to their employees, they're going to get a 35% tax credit this year for the money they laid out this year. it's going to be a big help to small business. we ought to be talking about these individual things. they're all very, very popular. and to boot, and you and i have been talking about this, and by the way, we can't say that this makes health care suck a little less. it actually is good stuff. not to criticize the host, but it's good stuff. and we should be talking about the good stuff that the stimulus bill has done. it's avoided another, perhaps, 1.8% unemployment. that's what the cbo says we'd have if it wasn't for stimulus. we should be talking about all these things. we've been scared, we've been hiding behind shower curtains. it's

this pledge was nothing but a pre-election publicity stunt.t's 21 pages of talking points with no workable solutions and old ideas. for more on the battle pran, let's bring in maryland congressman chris van hollen the chairman of the pccc. i guess it's fair that the republicans are not recycling business, but i think, for the most part, doesn't this get the democrats off the bush message, get the democrats away from saying it's all about bush, because now they own it. i mean, this is their plan. no we don't have to talk about bush anymore. we can talk about, this is their blueprint what do you think? u are absolutely right, ed. this is proof-positive that they essentially took the bush economic agenda, made a xerox copy of it except for the front page,ed a nice-looking front page on top and are trying to sell that to the american people as something new. it's not new. it's the same old, same old. and all they're offering is the same old economic agenda that got us into this mess. and i'm really glad they've put this out there, because it gives

number two, pre-existing conditions for children. number three, we are going to make sure that if young people don't have health insurance through their employer, that they can stay on their parents' health insurance up the age of 26. number four, you're going to be able to choose your doctor and not have to go through some network in an emergency situation. >> well, apparently that is not all true. item two health care could have aren't for children with pre-existing conditions has now hit a snag. some major health insurance companies have chosen to stop selling children-only policies in states like california, illinois, florida and connecticut. is there anything lawmakers can do to fix that snag? congresswoman loretta sanchez, democratic, california, joins us from capitol hill. congresswoman, you know, the biggest selling point to the middle class, it is fair to say, not just the working people, working class, full, was the pre-existing conditions would still be covered. now we find out that children who have them, chronic illnesse

adults cannot be denied due to pre-existing conditions.o a lot of what we have now are smaller helpful provisions going into effect as we march toward that big 2014 deadline and beyond. >> vicky forget, adul, for adul pre-existing conditions, which is a very sad situation, what recourse do they have between now and 2014? are they in the same kind of limbo they've always been in or is there anything that would help them? >> there is something. and it's something that the governor set up -- i mean the federal government set up, which is a federal high-risk pool. californ california already has a state high risk but it's really limited. it's limited by funds to 7100 people statewide p and it has a really onerous cap of $75,000 a year for coverage. which for someone with some really heavy payments is not very much. the federal government's kicking in and it's about $761 million to set up a federal high-risk pool that runs alongside the state, has different rules but will be able to cover a lot more people. the only difference with that is the

>> hemos ofrecido el pre escolar universal, soy un gran defensort de la comunidad latina, pienso quempre puede estar de acuerdo, pero yo creo en una poblacion diversa, no solo para la prensa. >> algúnas personas dicen que usted puede tomar en sus manos los de los matrimonios homosexuales. >> me mantengo en mis principios, las televisores y las radios se oponen pòrque apoyo a la comunidad latina, hay una gran diferencia entre mi contendor, yo siempre ayudo a la gente. >> gracias. >> gracias gavin newson . >> faltan 5 semanas para las eleccionos, hoy se enfrentan, pero esto puede ser delimitante. >> hoy meg whitman y jerry brown se enfrentan en television, ambos mostraran sus ideales conservadores. >> meg whitman es vista como la más convincente. >> mucha gente esta en favor y contra. >> estamos con jerry brown sabemos que el peleara por nosotros, con trabajo. >> si te gusta ver lo que pasa ahora, entonces quedate con jerry brown si quieres un buen cambio con meg whitman . >> las temperaturas al volver. >> (música) . (música). >> que tal amigos buenas tardes, hoy fue un día con calor.

años pero además el cuidado superentivo será gratis no se podrá negar cobertura a niños por condición prede asegurare quieren acción por eso es muy importante estar informado. >> los en ques taso dicen que se oponen a la reforma aunque no están seguro que contiene. >> y la ve como bend ción y está tratando de educar a sus fel gress. >> necesario que sepan cual son derechos, y para poder usar, y a base de que se usen y entonces habrá un camino más favorable para que esa reforma sea muy buena. >> y más cambios se irán agregando. pero no tienen que esperar. >> ahora me puedo relajar un poco. >> desde hoy la reforma de salud les ha cambiado la vida. en california. luis, univisión. >> y para conocer respuestas a preguntas que tenga sobre la nueva reforma de salud y cómo le afectará, o beneficiará, visite univisión salud punto com. >> la cámara de representante de estados unidos aprobó gas todo 30.000 millones de dólares para ayudar a empresas votación 37 afuera y si será firmada por el presidente obama. >>> y bueno pausa comercial el partido a un nungzrá si gano nan próximos elección. >> muere

number two, pre-existing conditions for children, children who have pre-existing conditions are going to be covered. number three, we're going to make sure that if young people don't have health insurance through their employer that they can stay on their parent's health insurance up to the age of 26. >> now, who the heck could be against all of that? well, there's an outfit called the republican party. now, this country was at war over health care for over a year. and now we're starting to see real-life results. >> i want to thank you, first of all. i have a son with entractable seizures and this bill will make a huge dmifrs our life personally. >> in march of this year i was diagnosed with high-grade stage 2 non-hodgkin's lymphoma. i'm feeling great. if it wasn't from this bill i probably wouldn't be feeling great because i would had been so stressed out and worrying about paying for my medical bills so i personally thank all of you and president obama so much. i mean, you do not know what -- how this has changed my life. >> voices we need to hear on "the ed show." americans, how ca

what are the genes that pre-dispose individuals to violent acts. and importantly how can environment like social isolation act on those genetic circuits and the neural circuits as well. >> so i think that issue of conservations and the fundamental nature of aggressive and violent behavior is an extremely important one. we don't understand it yet. >> rose: where do we go next month? >> next month we'll consider depression, manic-depressive illness and schizophrenia. profound mental illnesses that have a devastating impact on people's lives but we will discuss these illnesses with people who've handled them brilliantly. >> rose: eric kandel, come back to see us next month and we'll talk about depression and schizophrenia and other things. see you then.

large apartment complex are being told to stay inside their homes today during a police investigation pre-at this chapter to us about that scene on the 5500 block of eucalyptus stripy witnesses tell us there appears to be a female homicide victim inside one of the cars created again people in this complex near main street and highway 29 are being told to stay inside. >>> for the first time drivers can use this beauty on a freeway for a price. the polling open today along a 40-mile stretch between the pdfs and christien kafton is life tonight we're day one is in the process of winding down. >> reporter: the new 680 total expressly here is aimed at clearing congestion they said it had collected just the opposite and they are calling it a success and is preparing for lanes just like this around the bag. >> commuters got their first chance to try out the new expressly today paying for the privilege of using it created some drivers complained that was supposed to be a convenience slowed them down and. >> i left home at 730 this morning and it was supposed to take me 45 minutes. i did not get unti

so that's kind of how you know it's pre 06 and that's all you can do. >> power of bureaucrat. >> this is a remarkable thing the assessors records. first of all you can't get a copy of this unless your the owner or the owners agent. but it's remarkable because there were field inspections done of almost every building in san francisco and it contains photographs of those buildings and it's a terrific, counted sinks and rooms and bathrooms. a tremendous resource. in addition to finding out from the assessors recores probably the place i would start is an original permit building for a building after 1906. here's a building permit and you can get these by filling out one of those little forms we have over there. micro film records request. right, alan? and you take it to the accounter and say, here's what i would say -- i want to see every record available for my building including the permits, the plans, the job cards because that's where the inspectors sign off on and what else do we have over there. >> well, basically we have building permit applications or job cards or jobs done by d

and i was like, that looks like a pre-cancerous polyp. and i was like, that can't be me.t have a pre-cancerous history. i don't smoke, i'm not overweight. how can that possibly be? and i had this weird, like you're in a car accident feeling. everything's moving slowly. this kaleidoscope of images, trying to make sense of how could this possibly be. >> larry: pre-cancerous pop lips are fairly common, though, in col colonoscopies? >> turns out, about 25% of us when we get screened. but the part that's scary isn't the pre-cancerous polyp, the part that's scary that if i hadn't gotten this done, if they don't get their polyp screened, they're going to be seeing a doctor in several years with cancer. >> larry: and if cancer with colon's late, you're gone, right? >> and i've had that conversation. you look someone in the eyes and you got to tell them, listen, you're going to die from this. it's spread to your liver, to your lymph nodes. if only we had found it when it looked like that one, we could have prevented it. >> larry: people are scared because they're going in through

pre-existing condition.summit this is mike huckabee, i thought avenues preacher but this is what he said about pre-existing conditions. >> such a warm message to say and not going to deny anyone from a pre-existing condition. fine. let's do that with our property insurance. and you can call your insurance agent and say, i'd like to bisome insurance for my house. they say, tell me about your house. well, sir, it burned down yesterday, but i'd like to insure it today. and he will say, i'm sorry, but we can't insure it after it is already burned. well, no pre-existing conditions. >> doesn't that pretty much speak volumes of where they are, mr. potter? >> it does and shame on him for making that analogy. we are talking about human lives here, not property, talking about the lives of our children here and that is just -- that is astounding that he would do that. first of all, let's take a step back and look at the health care system we have now. we have a system that really penalizes people when they get sick, th

the emergency came to pass when one week prior to the opening of school, as a condition of the pre-k state licensing, the inspector arrived with the local fire marshall in toe -- tow, and their list of requirements for combike pre-k and elementary school children was beyond any ability to construct in a couple of days. so the thrust was to france itally try to accommodate a -- frantically

aprobacion para acudir a salas de emergencia >> no podrán negar cobertura a niños con enfermedades pre que los latinos encuentren información. >> pero no todos están de acuerdo en estos cambios. >> esto basado en encuestas. >> el partido republicano quiere que las elecciones de noviembre sean un referendo en cuanto a la reforma de salud. >> el sistema de transporte podrá provocarles serios dolores de cabeza, rutas serán cambiadas. >> a los usuarios de alameda y contra costa, ellos serán los que verán mas cambios. >> estas rutas a partir del 1ro.de octubre se verán afectadas varias rutas. >> la señora consuelo dice que el recorte de rutas y la modificacion de horarios la perjudicará. >> estos cambios debido a problemas de presupuesto.>> ' el vocero de la empresa dijio que la junta decidio tomando en cuenta el enorme deficit que enfrentan, verán reducido el servicio los fines de semana. rutas afectadas son f, nl y la o. >> una serie de recortes que ocasionarán dolores de cabeza a los usuarios. >> los que trabajan tienen derecho de usar el servicio publico >> y en fin de semana esto es má

let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. so, andy, what's coming up on this here show? >> coming up on this here show, they tell bob woodward we can survive an attack. and why the japanese will never have paris. and we will discuss john gibson and bill shultz. >> thank you, andy. >> get you gone you beet, you acorn. >> why rebuke you him that loves you so? >> i apologize for nothing. >> go away. >> is he gone? yes. >>> look he is here, imogen lloyd webber, owner of three names. she is the author of "the single girl survival guide." you cannot scream her name in a crowded theater. steven crouder. he knows comic timing like i know house boys wining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is considered a mule.

there is no pre-funding of claims. this would be on the claims made bases. there is a total of $5 billion allocated from now till 2014 to stabilize the market. what we have seen, peter, is over 60% of employers used offer plans for early retirement, affordable coverage for those who left work before they were medicare eligible at age 65. it is now down to less than 30%. so that market has gotten very fragile. and the private markets, those individuals between 55 and 64 can be extraordinarily expensive. this is to try and help stabilize the market until we get to 2014. guest: let's talk about the insurance industry. deerfield that they are prepared for the changes that will -- do you feel that they prepared for the changes that will take effect this week? if not, what will the administration do about it? guest: we have been working very closely with major insurers throughout the country. they were involved as the affordable care act was being designed in congress. what is happening in terms of consumer protections are not surprising. many companies stepped up

let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> president obama gives an extensive interview to "rolling stone." for those under 50 it is a magazine. for those over 30, a magazine -- for those over 50 it is a magazine. and for those under 30, a magazine is -- never mind. and finally, how sleezy is allen gracen? he is so sleezy. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> i should be angry if the time were convenient. i apologize for nothing. >> i hope your face falls off and is eaten by an adorable fawn. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> you know what we should do? let's welcome our guests. i am here with leeann, the host of nbc's "poker after dark," the card game. and the national heads up poker championship. she's so hot i tried selling her at a pawnshop. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he stinks of drain hair and sorrow.

it says when we repeal obama care, part of the replacement is protection for people with pre-existing conditions. it's in the document itself. >> so that's a yes. >> read it. >> what about a ban on lifetime benefit limits? yes or no, do you want to repeal that? >> we want to repeal all of the obama health care proposal and begin to replace it. we laid out four or five specific things to replace it with immediately. but the key point to make on health care and all of the other issues. >> this is a simple question. it's a yes or no. ask you about expanded coverage for young adults. everybody up to the age of 26 can stay on their parents' health care insurance. do you want to repeal that? yes or no? >> if you would let me answer the question, what i was about to say was this is a first step. this is not the whole answer to health care. it does not try to solve all of the problems about young adults who don't have coverage personally. i support that. i have two kids about that age. but what's in this plan is what people are talking about now. and it's a first step towards greater -- towar

another 90,000 children who are insured will now get coverage for pre-existing conditions that previous had been excluded. several major health insurance companies say they have stopped selling child-only individual insurance policies before the new laws took effect today. health & human services kathleen sebelius spoke with us about the situation. >> to me, that is a really tragic situation where we have a health insurance company who really won't insure folks when they need it the most. when they need health coverages. when you're suffering from an illness. so i'm hoping that the vast majority of companies across the country actually write policies that parents, for the first time ever, in history, will have some peace of mind. >> reporter: the vast majority of the uninsured children who will benefit are in families that buy policies on the individual market. most employer-sponsored plans cover people with pre-existing conditions so they sometimes delay covering the condition. >>> more bad news for those of us waiting for an economic recovery. nbc bay area business and tech reporter s

let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> coming up, what is phony phone repairment james o'keefe up to now? the shocking story that will make you miss "the love boat." and a chicago woman takes the law into her own hands and shoots a 12-year-old boy who threw bricks into her home. some say she is a hero, but others say she is a heroin. and what song is most likely to make men cry? our allstar panel debates. but any answer other than the black eyedd peas "i got a feeling" will not do. >> you told the story about the old lady. >> away you moldy rogue, you a way. -- away. i apologize for nothing. >> why should you? >>> let's welcome our guest. i am here with anne coulter. she is a political commentator, who knew that? she is so smart that cheese wiz is now known as cheese

children covered for pre-existing conditions.or adults that doesn't go into effect until 2014 but health insurers have to cover children with a pre-existing condition. insurers cannot rescind your condition. as you know and a lot of you have experienced this, your honor fortunately there are insurers who try to take back your coverage when you get sick or go back to your original application and find a random error as an excuse to drop you. no longer allowed to do that. no lifetime limits. they cannot put a limit on expenses like hospital stays. preventive care, this is interesting, because new plans are required to cover certain preventive services, like mammograms, colonoscopies without charging anything. any deductibles, and co-pays, you won't have to pay anything for some basic reventive care on top of what you are paying already. >> so will this apply, what you just outlined here, to all health care plans? >> no. that's a good thing to talk about. certain plans are grandfathered and avoid some of the changes. i will break th