adi reports today that dementia will cost $604 billion worldwide this year. >> it will cost us, over the next 40 years, 0 trillion just to care for people without ever investing to change the course of the disease. >> with millions of baby boomers risk, adi says the u.s. need a national plan like france, austria, england. today they are bringing signatures to capitol hill begging congress to make alzheimer's a national priority. >> we need more research. we need a plan for alzheimer's so we can see the changes occur for the people who would otherwise suffer from the disease in the years ahead. >> adi reports half of those are upper income. most in western europe. most of them living at home with a spouse. >> in fact, the authors of this report talk about the impact of alzheimer's on regivers, that's something that cannot be measured. here on capitol hill today, they will be advocating for more money, a 15-fold increase in research dollars. li from capitol hill, tracie potts, news 4. >> thanks very much, tracie. >>> a problem starting to plague this country, bedbugs. now they have inv

. >> with millions of baby boomers at risk, adis the u.s.ds a national plan like france, austria, england. today they are bringing signatures to capitol hill begging congress to make alzheimer's a national priority. >> we need a plan so we can see the changes occur for the people who would otherwise suffer from the diase in the years ahead. >> ad i-reports half of those are upper income. most in western europe. most of them living at home with a spouse. >> in fact, the authors of this report talk about thempact of alzheimer's on caregivers, something they can't put a price tag on. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the report says it costs more than $60,000 to care for a person with alzheimer's. >>> t food and drug administration is trying to figure out if the fish should be sold for human consumption. studies have already proven the process to be safe. >> the appearance, the taste, the texture and the biology the salmon is the same. >> new research showed cardiovascular and neurological benefits to eating salmon put a demand on the fis

came to the conclusion that because of the situation that she was in, we decided to kind of get some adis-- give some assistance. today the representatives of this lady accepted to bail her out. it was paid in the bank of iran. the money was paid there. and they issued the release order. >> the prosecutor says the two other hikers, shane bauer and josh fattal, will remain in prison for at least two more months. iran is accusing them of espionage and illegally crossing the word he. he-- border. all must face court. sarah shourd's mother says she cannot wait to wrap her arms around her daughter. the family is both relieved and heartbroken because of her two friends still there. senator bar brow box -- barbara boxer said she's -- >> it's an answer to many prayers to have her coming home. it's a good feeling. >> president obama says, "i'm very pleased that sarah shourd has been released by the iranian government and will soon be reunited with her family. all joined in celebrating with her return home." our complete coverage of sarah shourd's journey home, continues at ktvu.com. click on the "

now among 30 developed nations our skutudents rank 24th in mat 17th science and 10th in adi reading. nationwide nearly 70% of our students graduate from high school, but among african-american, latino and low-income students, just over 50% graduate each year. the state of education in america was the subject of a teacher town hall discussion in new york's rockefeller plaza moderated by nbc's brian williams. about 300 educators joined 2300 more online to share ideas, to brnstorm, and in part to vent. >> are teachers, do you feel, under attack right now? >> teachers cannot fix every problem. try ase do, and as responsible as we feel for every problem, we can't fix them all. >> on tenure. >> it allows up to stand up to principals and speak back against parent who is don't necessarily want to do the right thing. >> not all teachers aee. >> i don't need tenure for that. they'll see i'm doing a good job and hire me again. >> many express dismay that society generay doesn't understand, appreciate, our pay teachers an adequate salary. >> you're going to work in the most challenging district

adi reports that dementia will cost $40 million.t will cost us 20 trillion to care for those whohave alzheimer's without research to change the risk. they say we need a plan. they are begging congress to make alzheimer's a national priority. >> need a plan, to see the changes consider for those who would most of them living at home with a spouse. >> the artrs of this respect they say, it is something you can't put a price on. >>> bed bugs are a growing problem across the country. now they have invaded a local library, where they would have bookrms. the library shut down the book drop as a result, and employees moved material and carts from the believe. they play to let the sun heat up the temperature to kill the bed bugs. >>> a two-day summit about bed bugs is going on in chicago. a dozen entomologies will be here. >>> a woman -- >> w are shocked. >> reporter: john hosted a fundraiser for her, after the 28-yeaold claimed a compleent ang angry threw acid on her face. several hours befo the i.n.s. dept, she went to a bathroom and appl

of ady, who had just a bit broke, said ago i like young man, you have fire in your belly, and i want you to meet this man, salt alinsky." i had no idea who he was. they set up a supper meeting, and i met him, and asked me to explain to saul what i was doing. he listened to this, and at the end of my presentation he said "that is a crock of -- in expletive deleted." i got up full of fire and youthful indignation and informed him that he might be over the hill, but block lot blah. blah he said "oh, sit down." >> what brought you to washington? >> i grew up in new york and my parents had the idea that i should go to college. i tried it for a week, and i said this is not for me. i do not want to spend the next four years drinking beer, and i left and started roaming around, doing one thing or another. i worked in the stockyards, did a lot of stuff like that. i went back east for a while and fell into one kind of organizing or another. i would say i was a ruthless and -- rootless and bootless. >> did you ever get a college degree? >> no. >> somebody my age remembers you quite capably from

. >> with millions of baby boomers at risk, adi says the u.s. needs a national plan like france, austria,ngland. it costs more than $600 billion year to care for people with alzheimer's around the world. researchers expect that number to nearly double in the next 20 years. >>> today themilitary's don't ask, don't tell policy will take center stage up on capitol hill. senate democrats attached a repeal of the don't ask, don't tell law into a military spending bill. they say the law deprives the armed forces of capable soldiers. lifting the ban at a time when troops are fighting two wars would undermine mora. even if the vote passes, republicans may still introduce an amendment tis week that would remove the amendment from the defensebill. >>> a new controversl claim against christine o'donnell. a deposit watch dog groups claims she used campaign money to pay her personal expenses. citizens for responsibility and ethics filed a complaint with the federal elections commission. o'donnell, a tea party favorite, denies she used campaign funds to pay t

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