the report recommends smoking bans and increasing taxes onto bako products. >>> new at 5:30 there is a renovation going on. we report on how the efforts of the local renaissance corporation aimed to make it a better place to live. >>> it's hard to miss the signs welcoming you into the area as you travel down the avenue. >> this is my town. >> reporter: the renaissance corporation is on a mission to make sure you know about the changes happening there. >> marketing efforts are about reaching out and trying to track the next generation into the community and really show them the strength. >> reporter: stores like the floorist family owned and operated. >> we have been here for 102 years, celebrating 102 years in business. very been born, raced grown up here and continue to work here and love the community, shop in the community and enjoy all the people that live here. >> reporter: are one of the best kept secrets the closeness to the water. >> just a great location for our boat business. it was on the way to anywhere. we have a lot of boats, interstate from anywhere along the atlantic

report suggests more work needs to be done including creating smoking bans and increasing taxes onto bako products. last week a judge blocked an fda mandate. . the obama administration appealed the decision. this is the first look at youth tobacco use since 1994. >>> it is a disease that affects our mothers, wives, children, we are talking about breast cancer. the chances of any woman getting it in a lifetime is a little less than one in eight. nobody know that better than march lien king. >> most people don't talk aboutt. >> reporter: she does. breast cancer has interrupted her life more than once. >> so life was happy. i went on, no -- had happiness for about two and a half years and then went back in and they said that it was showing itself again. it was back. >> reporter: together king and her husband have battled the disease twice. watching her go through the treatment may have been worse than the seven surgeries. >> she felt like she couldn't move, like she wide a thousand pounds, after two or three week its after she started feeling better it was time for the next treatment. >> rep

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the proper would double current california tax onto bako. the tax would race about $735 million a year with money going toward cancer. it's expected to encourage 300,000 people to quit or never start. cigarettes already average about $6 a pack. opponents say a better initiative would spend the millions on schools, they say cancer research is already funded the money could be sent out of state. >> some tourists paddling in the bay got in real trouble with they ventured beyond the golden gate. it's a rescue you will only see here. david stevenson explaning why the dog is being called the smartest one on the boat. >> what started as a sunny morning ended with a tense rescue. >> i was absolutely freaking out. it was so scary. >> reporter: this rose ceus boat brought in four people swept out beyond the bridge. >> tell me what happened. >> we foolishly went out past the bridge and got caught in the rip tied. >> reporter: it started when they went out on the paddle boat. >> we got past the bridge and tried to turn around and the tide was just to st

. >> there's no way any industry especially the poto bako industry can intimidate and threaten a government when they are taking appropriate action. >> w.h.o. leaders are calling on governments around the worldo ugherestrictions. getting smokers to butt out in japan has been harder than in any other industrialized nation. the government supports the tobacco industry. so that means the anti-smoking message is smoked out. but health authorities are pushing for change. nhk world miho fukinaga explains. >> reporter: an estimated 22 million adults in japan do this every day. that's around 20% of the population. it's down from 50% in the 1980 but the smoking rate is still higher than it is in the u.s. australia or some asian countries. the tobacco business act went into effect in 1984 to secure tax revenues. former w.h.o. director says the law makes it difficult for health officials to get people to stop smoking. >> translator: the act has caused contradictions in the country because some measures for tobacco control are included in the act. >> reporter: japanese leaders are trying to change the

scores of suspected members of the most group during raids in the country's northern city of qana bako around sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the second friday which at least one hundred five people died due to the group is considered the most violent radical organization not your response times and that's last year. hundreds of demonstrators in argentina met by violent place they protested in front of the british embassy one desirous of a disputed fork and on it's just as demanded britain hung the territories over to argentina and refused to send one but it to support to be any tension between the two countries are significant shocking to me and they did the whole thing tonight and into the system you have to point to claims and territory. rescue teams are searching for seventeen people still unaccounted for after crews lining up signs dotting twenty and coast new footage has emerged showing images of boating debris inside the vessel. only tiriel the ship out and using explosives to blast into more in its sixteen bodies have been recovered since the ship ran aground t

you want one example of that iran is now toying with or it is actually bringing forward the all in bako that was imposed by the e.u. certainly bring it forward when it comes to france and the u.k. and i think we've got to be we've got to look back and realize that. the nuclear program has been stated objective of the iranian state for quite a while and we're going back decades they see it as arm a means of expressing their power within the region status is important in the region we underestimate the importance of status in the region the reason saddam hussein for example is not deny the existence of the is because it was in his in his interest not to do so so i think you have to be realistic the present policy is a failed present policy is a heightening tensions what we want is now to pull back from any chance of military conflict and take a fresh look at the situation and adopt a fresh approach which i think should include an implicit recognition or at least the offer of an impressive recognition of iran's status as a regional superpower iran's preemption of that oil embargo on the sa

than expected but the strike could start already strained relations between a cousin and his western bakos a mounting death toll for documentary filmmaker clay clay bourne things that despite the condemnation of civilian casualties in the country will continue to rise. he had to put on a certain pretense this j. have any viability any legitimacy as an afghan google or something like this happens but he is basically a tool of the american occupation there so we can expect any real demand change from here this kind of thing obviously doesn't win hearts and minds this happened in the same area were asked to be killed french troops working i think because the u.s. is planning a pull out of the movie next day or because you're injured or moving your troops out we can expect more airstrikes and most of the actions in afghanistan you are a start two thousand and eight. two thousand and ten in terms of civilian casualties i'm afraid we're going to see that trend continue in two thousand and twelve precisely because they know that they have to pull out safely because they know that again it's. the

countries after a string of christmas day blasts which killed over forty people and he's vowed to crush bako her run milton's who claimed responsibility violence has continued since churches throughout the country were first attacked a week ago tens of thousands have fled their homes fearing further conflict. south sudan's government is sending army and police to an area at the center of the violent tribal conflict the town of people was a time to buy thousands of fighters from a rival tribe who torched buildings stole livestock and for schools to flee your own triple dip in order in the region were unable to enforce security and recent months ethnic infighting caused by cattle rustling has left about a thousand people dead. u.s. president barack obama has signed into effect a law which means any person can be detained indefinitely without charge the major defense bill is aimed at dealing with terror suspects and comes with a massive six hundred sixty two billion dollar prize time but critics say the military will now have more sortie to interrogate people denying them their basic constituti

community around the country to invest in nutrition, physical activity, strategies and in addition toto bako prevention and control. that has been replaced now by the community transformation act community care act. but to begin to implement strategies which begin accessibility of healthy foods and improved physical activity as part of those strategies. those trends are beginning turn the corner and suggested data from a number of states from around the country that the prevalence of obesity, certainly the rate of increase, has stopped and there is some suggestion that we're beginning see modest decreases in the prevalence of obesity, particularly in children, out where as i said that deficit offers much more promise than i think the strategies in adults. so the question becomes where do we go next? the -- the sustainability of the cdc programs that i've mentioned is particularly those in communities and within states is dependent on continued funding of the affordable care act, and particularly in the affordable care act, prevention of public health fund, which was supposed to grow to 1$1.5

and liquor in san rafael, fox liquors in san francisco, fast and easy mart in fremont, liquor, toe bako and more in sunny veil and the 7-eleven in san jose. >>> hundreds march in a florida town where a teenager was shot. where the group ended up and what it is demanding. >> volunteers fanned out despite the wet weather looking for sierra lamar. why their efforts will soon be scaled back. >> and coming to a crawl in the sierra. we're back on storm watch tonight as winter like weather takes aim throughout the state. í >> drivers in oakland navigated through a big wet mess this afternoon after a car struck a fire hydrant on fifth and mad sob streets. the water shot up so high it even reaches highway 880. firefighters shut off the water in minutes. it appears the car hit the hydrant simply drove away. >>> hundreds joined civil rights leaders today marching for slain florida teenager trayvon martin. jesse jackson and al sharpton joined leaders from the n.a.a.c.p. and other groups marching to the police station in sanford, florida. marchers say george zimmerman the neighborhood watch voluntee

referees locked out the game is quickly losing its credibility and its respect is this ongoing to bako showing all of americans the importance of union. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that many americans call a donor. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot about what you sir are a fool you know what it is my terror cells in your neighborhood all want to keep us safe to feature is a monkey on a liberal and the christian implications can secure beliefs about it's. going to separate you to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. and f.l. fans around the nation especially in green bay wisconsin today are sick and tired of a scab replacemen

scores of suspected members of an islamist group during raids in the country's northern city of kano bako around sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the city on friday which at least one hundred eighty five people died the group is considered the most violent radical organization in nigeria responsible person deaths last year. hundreds of demonstrators in argentina met by riot police and protested in front of the british embassy one of the rest of the disputed falkland islands protesters demanded britain had the territories over to argentina and refused to send more military support to be any tension between the two countries are in charge until they get the international aid to sixteen prior claims in the territory. rescue teams are searching for seventeen people still unaccounted for after crews donna kupp signs don't think i mean new footage has emerged showing images of floating debris inside the vessel. only tiriel the ship not using explosives to blast into more and it's sixteen bodies have been recovered since the ship ran aground twelve days ago. india's labor laws a

. >> new bay area research into geneticx brain show why should many are addicted to bako. >> winds pickedp along the coast and at airport. gusts up to 38 miles an hour. golden gate bridge you can see it. fog comes back. we will talk about tomorrow. no bay area sciencists have found genetic keys to smoke that could lead to a breakthrough drug to help people kick the habit. john fowler with how rac section playing a major role. >> reporter: sciencists sayah can americans are more likely to die from smoking than other races and sciencists say that cigarette ads target black communities and researchers said that tobacco addiction is in the genes. >> it was harder than giving up alcohol and cocaine. trust me. yeah. . >> reporter: gregory said he smoked 25 years. nicotine didn't catch laurie. >> just sometimes like when i was in high school. i never bought a pack of cigarettes. >> reporter: the difference may be in their genes. researchers studied 32,000 african americans and found a gene that seems to dramaticly increase smoking. >> that's the one. >> reporter: doctor shaun david said it's on

and i know that bako and the pigs would help.use they're just -- you just can't help but smile when you sue he them. >> reporter: and when bako shows up at the airport, the department of transportation's new technical manual helps the airline decide if he really is a service animal and if he can fly. using a pot bellied big as an example, it says "if you determine at that time potbellied pig is a service animal, you must permit the service animal to accompany the passenger to her seat provided the animal does not obstruct the aisle or does not present any safety issues and the animal is behaving appropriately. at the airport, some said bring on the animals but others had concerns. >> i don't understand how a pig could help a person get along in life. >> it was a service animal and it's licensed to be a service animal. any should be able to use them. >> reporter: it really doesn't matter what passengers think. according to the manual "you must not deny a passenger with a disability transportation on the basis that the service anim

new report from the surgeon general says more work is needed to prevent teenagers from smoking toe a bako. the report says one in four high school seniors smoke. for one reason, maybe because the tobacco industry spends $10 million a year. at least half of young smokers also chew tobacco. >>> american lawmakers thinking about a new smoking ban. a measure would make it a crime to smoke in a car that has a passenger under the age of 8. it would be a pry miimary offen. it means the police could pull you over for that reason alone. it failed last year but it's being discussed the we've. the state senate will take it up friday. >>> toyota is recalling more than f 00,000 cars and trucks. the toyota is recalling the 2005 to 2009 models of the taco na pickup because of a defect that may prevent the air bags from deploying. they're also calling the 2009 camry and the 2009 through 2011 venza. they have electrical issues that could cause problems. they know of know accidents or injuries related to these problems. >>> i want you to head to our facebook page. there's a father in massachusetts for nasi

the decision means to bako products must be sold in place olive green packaging without company logosso must display graphic health warnings, including pictures of cancers and other related illnesses. >>> this time no drugs or steroids, a young contestant in the scrabble national championship has been kicked out for swiping some blank tiles. here's the deal. the national skrabl association sell he was caught hiding blank letter tiles. tournament directors say the boy was keeping the tiles to use them in other games. when confronted, the boy admits he was cheating. the blank tiles can be used as wildcard letters to help complete words. >>> the judge in the apple/samsung case is watching for unfair play in her courtroom. >> she has just about lost her patience. she sits on the federal bunch, has heard lots of high-tech cases, very well thought of to court observers, but to court observers, she's just about had it with both apple and samsung. she's had sharp words with the korean company's lawyers. apple and intel were the target tuesday, intel objecting to one of samsung's witnesses say

on the bako signed by huffman and fister andrew young's wife using maiden name. the checks often came with encouraging notes. andrew, as bunny says, for the rescue of america. obviously prosecutors are hoping to show the intent behind these contributions was not just friendship but politics, shep? >> shepard: all right, jonathan. one more thing before you get away. these transcripts are very interesting. but the defense is trying to show that the star witness just can't keep the story straight. >> yeah, andrew young took a grilling during cross-examination. you had defense attorneys asking him about reimbursements that he had procured from two wealthy donors to keep rielle hunter in hiding. they asked him whether he had informed texas banker about fred barron about funds he had already received from bunny melon. he admitted he had not. diverted much of the money he had received to build his 1.45-million-dollar home in chapel hill. one former federal prosecutor tells us this cross-examination has hurt young's credibility. listen. >> anybody can understand any juro

this one is from steve bako @stevebako87.ove if you could shed some light on how to play stocks such as limited brands when they announce the special dividend and the stock drops. you're getting the dividend. there's no real edge to it. if you liked the stock before, you should buy more of it if you like it. it's just -- they just deduct the price of dividend from the stock. the price of dividend from the stock[ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions, #madtweets. >>> have you noticed some of these bizarre moves in tech lately? now that apple's become the whipping boy as one of the most hated stocks in the universe, something was exacerbated by the citigroup merciless call today. it went on a rebound in the afternoon. until today peo

this one is from steve bako @stevebako87.ve if you could shed some light on how to play stocks such as limited brands when they announce the special dividend and the stock drops. you're getting the dividend. there's no real edge to it. if you liked the stock before, you should buy more of it if you like it. it's just -- they just deduct the price of dividend from the stock. so it's not like the stock's been hammered. it's just you've got it in a return to you. but i do like limited very much, and i think it's a buy. maybe that's the most important thing. here's a tweet from manny. he asks, hey, jim, with soda, soda stream getting to the super bowl in a big advertising push, do you see this as a buy, buy, buy? very controversial stock. this is a trading vehicle, i'm always reluctant to say buy it because then the next thing i know someone says listen, they can't maintain the gross margins, but i think it's probably a trade into the super bowl. i'm just not crazy about it. why? because i'm conservative. and i'm not trying to sh

now, liquor and foe bako is where -- toe tobacco is where emily bought a ticket worth $1 million.been giving away money to strangers. she said she went back and gave a man $100 and she accidentally gave o ticket worth did the 260,000. >> once she gave the ticket to him, it's his. >> the man said it was given to him as a gift. she apparently credited emily with her controversy. we've been getting a lot of feedback on this on facebook. most are citing with the man who turned in the tcket im-- turned in the ticket. >> now, the state lottery commission's security department is now investigating this story. they may use the surveillance video to try to figure out exactly what happened and who is the rightful owner. >> dave? >> pam, very interesting. thank you. >>> 8:53. boy, a really close call in the east bay, a car plows right through a nail salon. look at this. we'll tell you what may have caused the accident. >>> and here is a live look outside. sal will have a final look at your tuesday commute -- next. 7,000 high school students drop out every school day. that's a line of desks m

mike bako, sports reporter for the daily national.com. me start with you on the facts before we go to wendy for analysis. this is -- disgusting. the president of the university was told about the 2001 for the alleged rape which sandusky is on trial now was told about it and the reason not going to authorities it would be inhumane to sandusky? >> if you believe that. tim curly were on the e-mail exchange together. keep in mind sandusky was out of the program at that time. he was not an assistant coach. he was still solved. he was still at the practice facility. we saw him there all the time. but from their standpoint they're looking at it from the fact penn state football is like a corporation. if this leaks, look at firestorm and look everything came down on them now when it happens. think about what would have happened 10 years ago? they had 10 years of growth. they had 10 years of revenue. they were looking at the football program as if it was a business entity. megyn: what do we know about this graham spanier who is now gone in the wak