plan a, b, c and d. medicare a covers hospitalization. plashings b is doctors, medical, outpatient services and lab tests. >> if i go for plan b, the doctor appointments cover me. and if i have appendicitis, plan a covers me? >> right. >> and the original medicare is plan a from 1965. then what came into affect was part c, which is those medicare advantage plans which are actually a managed care alternative. part a and part b, you can go to any medicare approved provider and it is on a fee for service basis. part c gives you an option of being in a managed care environment. those, the government has outsourced to private health insurance companies, so, you would actually enroll through a company, but it is part of the medicare plan. >> c and d means, in other words, if i can't go to the doctor of my choice, i have to go to the doctor in the plan? >> c, not d. >> okay. >> c is the managed care alternative which is more restrictive in who you can see. it is usually a specific geographic area. freakily it is not covered in rural areas. >> is

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looking at the back of his head..n anooher pevelopment...martin's 16-year- &pold girlfriend spoke with a-b-c'sworld news."she described a phone call she had with martin oments before the fatal shooting.she saad he told her he was being followed. he was walking fast. when hh say this man behhnd him again. hh about to do somethhng to ke - said the man was still behind also talking wednesday... zimmerman's father.he asked his son.trayvon martin saad something to the effect of you'rregoing to dii noo or you'rr going to die tonnght, something to that effect. he continuud to beat george. at some point, eorge pulled his pistol and id what he did.i'm greg black reporting. &pit's been reported... the lead investigator in he case reeoomended zimmerman be charged with manslaughterr aftee the shooting.but thee stateeatttrney'' office determined there was nott enough evidence to lead to a convvctioo. he was tryinn o puttpressure enddd up reaaing a ightmare for aa elderly ccuple instead. director spike lee was trying sent to 240-thousand which was - of elaane and david cclain.s they couple is in their 70's

begin with a b. - boats. - end with oat. okay? a boat. if you told people few centuries ago that you were gonna make a boat made out of iron, honey, they would look at you like you were bonkers, because iron doesn't float. people made boats out of wood. well, here's this clay. it has the same weight. watch this. oh, yeah. [laughter] yeah, look at it now, gang. [laughter] isn't that nice? now, it's being held up by what? - your fingers. - your hands. my fingers. you get the idea. more about his next time. but what i wanna ask you next time for homework is this. i wanna ask you, if you have a ship that's loaded with styrofoam, will that ship float higher, lower or the same as if the ship were empty? so a ship loaded with a cargo of styrofoam will float higher in the water, the same level in the water, or lower in the water than the same ship with no cargo? that's your question for homework for next time. okidok? see you then. [music] captioning performed by aegis rapidtext

that's what happened to me once when i went to ireland i staid at a b and b. ere are a zillion every other house is a b and b. i hit on the one b and beshgs where the owner said, your last name is to bein i know where all the to beins came to ireland. i said, i'm all ears. this poem goes into that and the last part is a translation from an irish song, the ring. >> i followed the winding coast road back from cove airny moore and her brother cast in branz at the center entrance head of a line at elis island looking as though they a choired dreksz in their own country. dim passage through american wait and coffinship the figures of a prior generation real to swells and sound effects each swollen in the ache of crossing. my father's ship united states streaming to the harbor, the way it steamed in the narrows below the rising towers of the bridge. above the keys, saint coalmans resided over the dock where my mother's mother waited and my father's forefather disappeared like vermon in the fields they flooded home. i can tell you where the to beins first landed that

i'm not as familiar with the term about what does it mean to be a b corp. and is this something that gets applied internationally or san francisco local area al qaeda you are trying to get around that and say to prevent a non- san francisco business, it would not be able to displace eddie san francisco business but if we're really going to say that we want to provide -- rale man -- i just need to understand the definition better about the third party definition and how that relates back to benefiting the san francisco communities? supervisor kim: i just want to follow up on my previous question. we had the about the the actual cost to the city for our construction contracts but it would be great to get that for all of our contracts to get a better sense of what the budgetary impact of these discounts are. i was also hoping to get more information on the third party verification. california is the only state that has established -- >> that is not true. california is the sixth state and there are a total of 15 states that have either passed are the process of

of a a i b of a a is no longer a $5 stuck. stuck. he could be he could be forced to buy the stock fo stock for $9, which is 10% discount. discount. let's mov let's move on here and talk about "hu about "hunger games," one of the most anti most anticipated movies of the season. season. it's gross it's grossed an astounding $19.7 million in million in one night. the perfo the performance of that franchise franchise and the release of the season's season's "mad men" is propelling shares o shares of lionsgate. but has the but has the move been a little too fast an too fast and furious? only one w only one way to find out and that's call that's calling to the charts. find out w find out with the man who has been prac been practicing his oscar acceptanc acceptance speech since he was 7 years old years old, carter braxton worth of oppen of oppenheimer. >> just as >> just as you say, this has come to li come to life obviously. the issue the issue is has it come to life a little b a little bit too much. so let's l so let's look at it. and wha

that's where the real earnings leverage from a "b" of "a" comes from. it's not from credit.he market is already figured out that credit is getting better and credit is really not a concern for banks. the issue really is more revenues and earnings. >> this is the talk about a steepening yield curve being more advantageous for bank earnings, correct? >> no question. >> quickly, jp morgan, is it your best name in the group? >> it is right here. if you contrast it with "b" of "a," it's had a very nice move but is relatively inexpensive based on 2013 earnings expectations and cheaper than "b" of "a." jpm is returning almost all of their earnings to shareholders in the form of buyback and diffidence whereas "b" of "a" is not. >> david, thanks so much. >> take care. >> david george. >> that's where we disagree, judge. i believe in the yield curve. i am short bonds and long jp morgan, "b" of "a." >> pete, i know you've been in some of the banks. >> still in them, still in bank of america, still in jp morgan. still like them. i'm in the in wells. i'm in morgan stanley. i continue to

it is our belief the costs of ma sase level, a common base level b a within the critical infrastructure. and so while we don't want an undue cost we want recognition this is something that needs to be part of doing business. i would imagine that there will be many entities that already are at the right level but, sadly, there are others that are not. weane only talking about infrastructure that if intruded or attacked would have a really large impact on the econ o the national security. i mean, you're talking about a narrow, core part of the infrastructure, thea reach a ba level is a fairly requirement. >> do you have a list of private seco sector companies in favor of it? >> we can get that for you. >> i appreciate that. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thanks, senator johnson. secretary napolitano, you made a really important point here, i think. first, that we define the group of owners and private cyberspace in our k country that are ultimately regulated here, that can can be forced to meet the standards very narrowly to include only those sectors which if they were attacked, cyber attac

and offered to write a letter to b-gge. but for now... she's still tuck with that big bill... a bill she thinks the housing athority shoulddpay.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. police are still on the hunt for a iller in southeast baltimore.this was the scene... on east pratt street ... near paaterson high schhol. police arrived around 8:30 in the streeet.. shot in the chest. right now... there are no suspects or motive. 3 the weekend proved to be the city's most violent so far this year. yeer.there were 8 shootings.... two fatal. fatal. the first happened on street in east baltimore. the victim... a 54 year old man. police say as a result hey've increased atrols in the area. but that's done little to get people to talk. police are shhotings are related.f the - 11:43:17 were tryyng tt go through each individual case... some may be related. some may not. it's just touuh rihg now to putteverything collectively together. detectives are looking to see if there'' commonality. we did &phave two homicides over the weekend a total of 8 shootings and were really trying hard to f

anddoffered to write a letter to b-g-e. but for now... she's still stuck &pwith that big bill... a bill she thinks the housing pthority should pay. the investigation is still underway.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 3 weekend violence at the inner harbor... sparks safety concerns there. there.police say 10 teens were arrested and one young girl was stabbed during the chaos, saturday night.investigators believe the kids used social media to spread the word.... and plan the meet up.they're colleeting information from school police, and plan to interview the girl who was stabbed. "you had kids converge from all over east west northwest, in downtown area and gee inn frankly"mayor stephanie things " rawlings blake says they're bus and lightrail stops... where crowws cculd be forming. fox45 teams up with the most pooular crime-mapping website. spotcrime tracks criminal activity in your neighboohood... and will send you emails when crime happens. click on spotcrime in the "hot topics" section. lawyers for george huguely plan to ask for a retrial.no word n what grounds they're

a, b, c, or provider a, b, c, never listened, never engaged and never helped. that's something we need to do aboutacy well. >> ms. veasley. >> i could respond to both of your questions. thank you. in regards we hear a lot about translational science, and in any area, all the pain research in the world or research on any given condition that takes place, if it doesn't trickle down to the patient for which it's supposed to serve, it's not helping. and i see a great opportunity for federal initiatives to support ongoing educational and awareness initiatives aimed at both the medical community, the public and patients to continually keep us all informed of the latest research that's coming out of unc and other great institutions around the country. right now we don't have that. so even though some of these really great advances are taking place, it's not getting down to your average physician and your average patient. in regards to doctor shopping. again, this goes right back to research. if we don't have basic research to inform clinicians of what the causes and e

anybody who has the guts to see me is a fighter pilot so i graduated with my class and went on to fly b-51s in combat. was it ethical? it was my purpose in life at the time. so i feel it was perfectly ethical. >> general, question for you. in relating the typical mission for a bomber crew, really only one individual has control of the aircraft pilot, and there are other men in that plane who depend on that pilot but at the same time they have no other place to go other than to remain in that plane. in that type of a fatalistic environment, how do you maintain the morale of the rest of the crew? >> well, the important thing was to have a positive attitude about the operations and when you -- we always had a debriefing on the mission. and there was a stage with a curtain across it like that, and behind that curtain was a map of england and the western part of europe. and we would have a mission briefer who would stand up and brief the mission. and the magic moment would come when he would draw aside that curtain and on the map would be shown a red string, which went across and showed the

i was asked to talk a little bit about a typical b-17 world war ii bombing mission, and then i'll go through it here very briefly. we had -- normally what we did we had an alert the night before we were going to fly a mission. we'd be alerted and say, hey, frankosky, you'll be flying a mission tomorrow. and so that meant i would go to bed early because an early wake-up call. it seems like we were always waking up about 4:00 in the morning, and then we'd go and have a quick breakfast and then go and pre-flight the air, be sure that it was ready to go before we would actually take off. there was a sequence for taxiing for takeoff. so when the time came for you to follow the line and taxi out to the runway while you got in line for your particular takeoff interval that we took off at 15-second intervals, which meant that there was usually a lot of prop wash on the runway so you had to be very careful to maintain control of the airplane with that prop wash that you were getting into. by the end of '44, we were able to put out three bomber streams of 12 squadrons each, and so it turned out

the highest grade ahead of connecticut, which had a b. washington state, california and nebraska all had b minuses. georgia, one of eight states graded f, came in last. >>> still in new jersey, the son of former congressman donald paine, the late donald paine, plans to run for his father's seat in the house. donald paine jr. is the president of the newark, new jersey, city council. telling the associated press he felt an obligation to continue the legacy

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of connecticut, which had a "b." washington state, california and nebraska all had b-minuses. georgia, one of eight states graded "f," came in last. >>> still in new jersey, the son of former congressman donald paine, the late donald paine, plans to run for his father's seat in the house. donald paine jr. is the president of the newark, new jersey, city council. telling the associated press he felt an obligation to continue the legacy of his father. his father died in office on march 6th after serving more than two decades in that spot. >>> and french president nicolas sarkozy says authorities are raising the terrorism alert to its highest level across a swath of southern france where a gunman opened fire at a jewish school before fleeing. the attack in toulouse killed three children and a rabbi. the worst ever school shooting in france. one of the weapons used was the same used to kill three paratroopers in two different attacks in the toulouse region last week. at the state department here in washington, d.c., spoke

the architects are here for both blocks a and b, if there are specific preston's about that stopped. i know that there are a lot of folks here that want to talk. >> i have a question about things i've heard from, concerns from constituents. -- supervisor cohen: i have some questions about things i have heard, concerns from constituents. what is the project's attitude toward historic neighborhoods? >> historic is really a technical term. i am not sure if that question is related to homes that have some kind of designation and code as historic, or just existing homes? supervisor cohen: existing homes. >> existing homes? one of the primary goals was to relate in a thoughtful way to what is around it. the taller, higher density buildings are located on the steepest part, so that the roofline's will not be much higher than the 40 or 50 foot building in the project. all of the lower buildings are located mostly on the perimeter, where they are adjacent to existing houses. we are proposing 40 feet. we are not proposing to increase the height limit. on wisconsin's three, we're going to lower

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thank you, a. b., michael, as well. up next, conservatives say they are mad as hell and they don't want to take it anymore, but why can't they sink their teeth into mitt romney if he becomes the nominee? you heard steve say he's got to hear the voice of god to back romney. plus, the news that is shaking up the world of sports and got a lot of football fans pretty upset today. >> it truly has been an honor to play in indianapolis. i do love it here. >> well, just last summer, peyton manning said all he ever wanted was to end his career with a colts uniform on him, but that is not going to happen. the quarterback as you heard living the team after 14 years and wait until you hear what some fans are saying now about the colts. join our conversation on twitter. find my page, it is@tamron hall. open up. we have come for the foul, unholy beast. the one with the red markings. the miracle whip? stand aside that we may burn it. [ indistinct shouting ] have you ever tried it? it's actually quite sweet... and tangy. ♪ i like sweet

we are here to provide a, b and c to the seniors. a stands for access. b stands for basic skills and c stands for content. and unless we have all three, the monolingual chinese seniors are never going to be able to use the computer or the internet. >> a lot of the barrier is knowledge. people don't know that these computers are available to them, plus they don't know what is useful. >> there are so many businesses in the bay area that are constantly retiring their computer equipment that's perfectly good for home use. computers and internet access are helping everybody in the community and people who don't have it can come to us to help with that. one of the biggest problems we see isn't whether people can get computers through programs like ours, but whether they can understand why they need a computer. really the biggest issue we are facing today is helping people understand the value of having a computer. >> immediately they would say can i afford a computer? i don't speak any english. how do i use it. then they will start to learn how to do email or h

customers can avoid fees if there is a b of a mortgage, credit card or minimum balance and analysts say it's happening across the banking industry. >> this is a trend and a sharp reversal. every bank is offering a free checking akt. >> and it said bank of america is continuing to learn from those tests and not made decisions about when, how, or if we'd change our fees on new accounts. >> and there is at and t says it will ease up on customer that's use too much data. customers occur pur chasing unlimited plans complained they're too many limits on using it. at and t has been slowing down service for heaviest data users, unlimited customers said they couldn't pretikt when they'd be slowed down and cheaper plans provided more service. they said it won't throttle summers until reaching three giga bites of use. and that may not appease everyone. what is a way hackers get into the commuter? this is by guessing your pass word. experts from verizon studied breeches and found many had pass words that were easy to guess. the common pass word used is pass word 1. second most common is... welcome.

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a and citi fell short? >> citi asked for too much and b of a didn't ask for anything when submitted capital distribution requests to the federal reserve, and the stress test scenario, with the dividend or buyback, the capital fell below the 5% threshold set by the central bank. b of a's falls to an acceptable 5.7% from 8.7% in the third quarter of last year given it has no plans to distribute capital at this time. burdened by the fed's refusal to grant it a dividend increase after last year's stress test, b of a didn't request one this year instead focusing on boosting capital over the last six months. citi, it comes in at 5.9% without a dividend decrease or buyback and they are focusing on the in fact that citi's management didn't deliver on a promise repeatedly over the last year vikram pandit claimed he expected to return capital to shareholders this year, but the stress test results making this less likely though in a memo to employees, pandit said the bank will work with the fed to submit another plan for, quote, a meaningful payout, michelle? >> all righty, thank you so much for the clarity there, mary. go

i don't disagree that giving the congress plenary power to mandate property transfers from "a" to "b" would be a very efficient way of helping "b" and of acaccomplishing congress' objective. >> i see the point, going back to justice kagan, don't forget her question. >> i've forgotten my question. >> i was facing the same dilemma, justice kagan. >> let me ask a question that i asked mr. clement. it just seems -- >> what it means to be the junior justice. >> it just seems very strange to me that there's no question we can have a social security system besides all the people today, i'm being forced to pay for something i don't want, and this would seem to me to try to get care for the ones who need it by having everyone in the pool, but it's also trying to preserve a rule for the private sector, for the private insurers. there's something very odd about that, that the government can take over the whole thing and we all say, oh, yeah, that's fine. but if the government wants to preserve private insurers, can't do that. >> well, i don't think the test of a law's constitutionality is whethe

anybody making a b-picture wanted to make a-pictures. so what we were trying to do was to impress somebody, usually the executives at the studio. and you couldn't impress them with the subject matter, because it was usually pretty trite. you couldn't impress them with the acting, which was not usually of the best. but you could impress them with setups for instance. i learned about setups on b-pictures primarily because i had to be inventive as hell. i wanted the executives who were looking at the rushes to look and say, "hey, that guy's got -- you know that guy really knows where to put his camera." (woman) i hope it's not too crowded. (edward dmytryk) joe lewis was wonderful with setups, really wonderful. (joe lewis) we took a stretch-out cadillac and removed everything from it and in it they laid down a 2-by-12 board. on top of that they put a little high hat and camera. and then they put a jockey seat for the operator. it was the first time they've ever used "button microphones." we had them all over the place, inside, outside. and t

number three, for a quick energy fix you should have, a, a soda, b, nut, fruit or another small snacka vitamin-enhanced water. >> b. >> b. >> you are correct. >> ha, ha, ha. >> easiest ever. >> i did the first two. >> the sugar in soda can actually reduce your white blood cells from working. they can keep them from working, which is really important for your immunity. four, how often should you hang out with your friends? every chance i get, few times a month, c, rarely. >> she was not finished! all right. now i've had it. either follow the rules -- >> i have a question. did i get it wrong? >> you were sort of right. it's a and b. both answers are correct. i think we can give you that one. friends can help reduce stress and stress can mess with your immunity. >> friends can help stress. >> yeah. where is one when i need one? >> okay. >> i'm just not going to follow the rules anymore, you guys. obviously there's no point. >> when it kms to immunity, which is best to add to your salad? [ buzzer ] mushrooms, cucumbers or tomatoes? >> tomatoes. >> incorrect. >> cucumbers. >> also incorrec

billion with a b is pretty substantial. a large part of that number comes from restaurants. i would have to look and see what numbers have been drawn. it is a good question, but as a shot in the dark, i would say we stack up pretty damn high. i would say health care is probably up there, if i had to guess. commissioner perez: thank you. >> that report does not take on a lot of the destinations like st. ferris -- street fairs and gay pride. >> the report does not include a daytime events. one of the ways it was easier to work with the data said is we are talking about activities that happened beyond 9 to 5. each of those festivals have to count their own numbers. there are no data sets for those. some of them have counted themselves. as they go through the next few seasons, we will keep asking those folks to account the value so we can do the analysis on our own. >> do you think you can come back to us next time? >> i can answer your first question, absolutely. >> the restaurants, they love all restaurants. it is not split because a lot of clubs have 47s. the revenue is mixed

the golden state was one of five to get a b. date got an "a" top rated state new jersey with a b+. eight states got f's, including michigan and georgia which finished dead last. the survey was conned by the center for public integrity. >>> 50 years after it was first discovered in the bay the pesticide ddt is still poisoning fish and posing a threat. epa records show the last cleanup project made little or no progress. recent tests found ddt levels at the same or higher than tests from nine nine 94. it was dump -- tests from 1990 four. it was dumped from the 40s to the 60s. >>> [ unintelligible ] >>> this morning cloudy, cooler tan it was yesterday morning -- cooler than it was yesterday morning. winds are going to subside quite a bit. 5:16. just checking out the latest as far as temperatures. mid to upper 30s santa rosa, napa, fairfield and los gatos low to mid 40s for the rest of us monterey bay low to mid 40s salinas 37° and gilroy. dry today astronomical spring starts 10:14 cooler than average all week. drizzle tonight light

so ernest gets at least a "b," b-plus for this. then the push to paris happens. it fills up with the armored division, charles de gaulle, a large group of famous who ernest pushes around. he kind of appoints himself head of the -- head press man there. and he actually slaps some of them around when they complain about why does he get the good rooms and the best food and wine. one of them is andy rooney, by the way. a bunch of senior intelligence officers show up. and then it's off to paris. ernest is in the van with bruce of this french armored division. of course they have got to stop for a couple of firefights. ernest never drove through a firefight that he didn't like. then they get into paris. and it's pandemonium. ernest's wish has sort of come true. this picture doesn't picture the

>> i don't know, probably a b-list actor. >>> all right, this now comes to us from wncnc news channel 36. one couple made a discovery that might make their friends green with envy. they unearthed a 50 caret emerald. it's a little bigger than a nickel but could earn them a lot more than that. its estimated worth? $10,000. the pair had been at the mine for just five minutes when they came across the precious stone. back to that mine. >> yeah, more. >> five minutes. imagine what else is there? >> that other place is arkansas where you d go and dig for diamonds and stuff. you probably don't find much. >> this is "early today." this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is our time now. we have 42 degrees here in the nation's capital. good morning to you, i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this tuesday, march 27, 2012. we're following a developing story in northern virginia. extra police officers will be at a prince william county high school today in response to a threat of a gun. call alert went out to parents of students at potom

tougher a stereotype measures to say trading sage and c reacted with upgrading greece's credit rating to a b. minus a sign in it a stable outlook status and analysts are still cautious i think the greek government is not going away and it will not go away until greece first of all it uses that. reduces its deficit and becomes more competitive. by implementing older reforms. have been voted so far to ensure that the record has become more export oriented unless the mystically. the bulk of the burden for stabbing lies in the economy is on the shoulders of greek public sector workers jobs and wages have been cut while taxes have been raised the public has not like a mad cent resulting in euro strikes demonstrations and occasionally violent unrest and now more protests are scheduled to take place against the next round of cuts as people see the bailout bring in little benefits and their lives are here for a few. businesses down there is no profit as few times. in the past you could make money and now you can't on. the streets there's substantial risk of the fruit remains and these are urging the

>> i don't know, probably a b-list actor. >>> all right, this now comes to us from wncnc news channel 36. one couple made a discovery that might make their friends green with envy. they unearthed a 50 caret emerald. it's a little bigger than a nickel but could earn them a lot more than that. its estimated worth? $10,000. the pair had been at the mine for just five minutes when they came across the precious stone. back to that mine. >> yeah, more. >> five minutes. imagine what else is there? >> that other place is arkansas where you d go and dig for diamonds and stuff. you probably don't find much. >> this is "early today." this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this tuesday. we're dropping below freezing in some spots. 30 in westminster. 34 degrees at the airport. we will see sunshine and a little on the cool side. not quite as windy as yesterday appeared we will come back and check the seven-day forecast. >> 4:57. >> another gop hopeful makes a stop here

military. >> you know when a b-52 enters a conflict, the decision makers, america's leadership, they're serious. it just got serious if the b-52 entered the conflict because b-52 says massive air power. it was the first nuclear bomber. it was designed basically in the cold war era to project global power and long range strength to our enemies during that era. that graduated over the years. this weapon system has been modernized and upgraded over the years to continue with the fights that currently meet us today. this is the b-52 h, conventional and nuclear bomber. has a wing span of 185 feet. max gross weight of this jet, 488,000 pounds, fully loaded, that's with weapons and fuel. we carry up to ten different munitions on this particular jet, ranging from unguided weapons. gravity weapons, free fallout of the bomb bay, to guided weapons, your gps guided weapons. and we also carry air launch cruise missiles, so a whole bunch of modern weaponry goes on this jet. eight engines. each engine capable of producing probably 17,000 pounds of thrust a piece. that's kind of an abnormal design. mos

the golden state earned a b minus, the highest grade was a beach and only new jersey and connecticut earned that. a special group of travelers is getting a break from the tsa beginning tomorrow. passengers 75 years or older will be allowed to wear shoes and white jackets as they go through security. it will also be able to skip the pat downs. it is part of a test program that will only be in effect at o'hare international airport, orlando and portland. if that program is a success, the tsa says it will be expanded. you're not the only one who checks your sheets in the hotel room for stains. apparently i should do this. the l.a. times reports 90 percent of people surveyed say they have checked their hotel rooms for cleanliness. of surprising considering 70% found something gross such as cockroaches and hair. travelers say they use everything from disinfectant wipes the toilet paper to clean up with the housekeeper may have messed. >> my wife brings her own sheets sometimes. >> if you are headed out today, a little bit chilly out there right now but dry at this hour. into the 30's inla