. >> anthony has been on the streets for ten months, two of those in jacksonville. >> this is the front lobby to the salvation army. welcome to a homeless feeding line. >> i've been homeless. >> okay. came down here with a friend of mine. we're broke. we're homeless. my home boys are locked up. four months i've been here, though. >> bam is originally from houston. he says he has an older sister, but they have lost contact. >> it gets to me sometimes where i don't want to be on the street because i know i ain't got nobody. that's what everybody's looking for, someone they can have out here that's going to stick by their side. >> i worry about my child now, you know, child comes before me. >> 19-year-old teanna is five months pregnant. she and her mother carla have been on the streets for three weeks. they lost their home because of carla's drug use. >> my mom was on crack. rent was due. she wasn't worried about that. >> she and her mother moved to jacksonville 3 1/2 years ago. teanna was desperate to get out of her mother's house. >> that house is hot, first of all. police are always in

anthony's. and larry zito has chosen to affiliate with st. anthony's is his philanthropic efforts here in san francisco. he was involved in serving the 37 millionth meal. he has supported st. antony's throughout. he sent us this note today. he is in some pretty intense workouts, which i think we will all appreciate come april. we want that, right? he is in pre-spring training, but in peak work out a form. he will be here during the season to serve meals and to be part of st. anthony's. i will read part of what he wrote. he says, and want to congratulate the st. anthony's foundation on this historic day in san francisco. i regret that i am and able to join in person today as you serve the last re in the original dining room. i had the honor of serving the 37 millionth -- as intent and is, and i served it to a veteran. a quarter of st. antony's guests each day are our veterans who have proudly served our country. i find at st. anthony's provides nunnelee great food but offers hope and inspiration for the people of san francisco who are facing ec

. >> unfortunately, anthony has been in foster care for most of his young life. oping we can get somebody to come forward and care for him and help him progress and do well in life. >> anthony still has a lot of growing up to do before he can fit into these clothes. the ring master welcomed anthony, and a clown showed him how to jugle. >> he is not verbal, but very affectionate. he likes to play with soft animals. >> anthony got a elephant to take home from the circus. mom and dad would be perfect ones to give hugs back to anthony. >> if you have room in your home and heart for anthony, call our special adoption hotline. you can log on to our home page at nbcwashington.com. looks like he had a great time. >> oh, yeah. he was eating it up. >> did you see how big his eyes got to the elephant? >> those things, they are incredibly massive. >> looked like he had a good time. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ don'

mason has been looking into the poll numbers for us. anthony? >> reporter: scott, in our poll we asked "are gas prices something a president can do a lot about?" more than half said yes. historically, that's been the case during the george w. bush presidency to a majority. regularly told us a president can do a lot to affect gas prices. so rightly or wrongly, scott, this is being laid a at mr. obama's doorstep. >> pelley: but is there much a president can do about the price of gasoline? >> one thing a president can do is tap into the strategic petroleum reserves, scott, our emergency oil supply. it's only supposed to be used in the event of severe supply disruptions but president obama did tap into it last june and gas prices fell about three cents a gallon over the next two weeks. but they'd already been on their way down for a month, so it's difficult to tell, scott, what impact that move had. >> pelley: you were telling us last week about the role wall street plays, people investing in oil futures. >> it's a big one and growing, scott. the a

anthony has. i am also proud to share the stage was someone like larry baird. i have to say this, when you say the word of the name giants, there is only one giant in this city that we welcome. that is the san francisco giants. you know what i am talking about. [laughter] i will say this, i am really happy to associate st. anthony's and what the giants have done in partnership with them, because it is something i have always wanted to see, our businesses, our sports team to be able to make that strong connection as they have historically done. not only to the management come down, like larry himself, but the owners and the players have been here serving meals. again, showing the love that this city has, the connections that we all have, because it is about connecting people in life, no matter what stage they are, what economic level they are at. i am -- i have always about the city for the 100%. everybody lives here, and what we do and what sherry does and went sherry announces a need and the father praise for people to come, people should listen. and they shou

al-jazeera has already for several key members of its staff to resign and protests artist marie anthony has more. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war. lords freelance investigative journalist from damascus says he's found what he thinks is proof of media manipulation of the conflict in syria in this video from the syrian town of holmes became are a focuses on the cities or the refinery the shooting begins seven hours before media viewers around the world see a pipeline explosion allegedly caused by assad's army bombardment you can clearly see that something is slowly burning in the distance when the smoke has thickened english speakers correct their cameras position for a better shot of what's going on they shake it to make it look like amateur video. it's clear it's not an explosion and people reportedly greenly peacey. in another video from a hospital in holmes someone behind the camera talks to the doctor and the corner we see a little knock him. when you're alone you should tell bashar good will punish you and then t

someone to come forward and care for him and help him progress and do well in life. >> reporter: anthony still has a lot of growing up to do before he can fit into these clothes. >> greatest show on earth. >> reporter: the ring master welcomed anthony. >> over the top. you like it? >> reporter: a clown showed him how to juggle. >> he is not very verbal but very affectionate. he loves to give hugs. he likes to play with soft, colorful animals. >> reporter: anthony got a big, colorful elephant to take home from the circus -- soft and cuddly, just right for hugs. a mommy and daddy would be the perfect ones for giving some hugs back to anthony. barbara harrison, news 4, for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart for anthony call our special adoption hotline at 1-88-to-adopt-me and also logon to our home page at nbc washington.com. >>> up next, problem at the pump. a ball of fire sends people running for cover at a gas station. how a quick thinking clerk kept the situation from spiraling out of control. >>> a big honor for an nfl hall of famer who has ties to our area. >>> and in

can get someone to come forward to care for him and help him progress into a better life. >> anthony still has of growing up to do before he can fit into these clothes. >> the greatest show on earth. >> the ringmaster welcomed anthony. a clown showed him how to juggle. >> he's not very verbal, very affectionate. loves to give hugs, likes to play with soft colorful animals. >> got a big prize to take home from the circus, soft and cuddly. a mommy and daddy would be the perfect ones for giving some hugs back to anthony. >>> if you have room in your home and your heart for anthony, call our special adoption hotline. or you can log on it our home page at nbcwashington.com. >>> our time, 11:51. coming up, we'll help you plan out a fun weekend of eating, dancing and blossom-watching. and we'll be back with another i was shocked to find out how many couples don't sleep in the same bedroom. but in the sleep number store, we hear it all the time. yeah, nine out of ten couples disagree on the firmness they want in a mattress. i sleep on the couch. with our bed, the sleep number setting represents the fi

laura anthony has the story. >> so i ran out the back thinking we could get out way. >> she and her roommatee among nine students who awoke to the smell of smoke and the sight of their six unit apartment building engulfed in flames. >> there was already flames coming up the second floor. we came out through the front. >> you think to yourself what are you going to do when something like this happens. in an instant i just got out. >> smoke was all up and down the hallway and i saw flames. i did what i could and got out of there. >> it shot high into the night sky. as shown by this neighbor, the fire was fast moving and intense as it crawled up the back of the three-story building. >> i just saw everything was almost yellow. i decided it was my time to jump and get out. >> the place was so hot. when they tried to close the door, the door was so hot i couldn't put my hand on the doorknob. >> they determined the fire started near two water heaters between the first and second floors. >> we can't give you an exact cause what started the fire but we know that the fire started in that area of the t

>> anthony has frito misto. >> you're giving up meat, candy, cake. vegetables. >> you have to throw cheese in there. we'll add mozzarella to this. we have all purpose flour, high gluten flour. we have added a little bit of cornmeal. >> why the two flours and the cornmeal? >> crunch. we'll add paprika for color. salt and pepper to taste. and then we have broccoli, mushrooms, zucchini, mozzarella. >> mozzarella is a vegetable? >> it is. now we are putting this in the egg wash. then we'll put it in the flour. once we haves toed it in the flour, bang it off a little bit and into the olive oil, pushing away from you. >> is there an order? >> bigger goes in first. the last thing will be the mozzarella. at the end you're going to salt it. probably three, four minutes. salt it quickly. that's -- want to try a piece? >> this is mozzarella? >> it's hot. >> eat your vegetables. >> oh! very nice. >> that's a good vegetable. >> nicely done. >> we have the healthy portion of the meal. this is filet of sole? >> filet of sole oreganato. we'll stuff it with bread cru

. >>> it's been eight months since casey anthony has been found not guilty of the murder of her daughter. she plans to get baptized by the end of this month. she's been hiding in florida since he was acquitted. she's currently serving one year of probation for an unrelated check fraud charge. >>> possible claims of the sex scandal can go to counselors. they can go to free counseling. the school is offering help to those who may have been sexually abused by former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. he remains aet home on house arrest. he's scheduled to go to trial in may hchl's accused of abusing ten boys over a 15 year time. sandusky has denied all the charges. >>> if it seems you're being invited to fewer weddings these days, it's not your imagination. the number of couples living together has nearly quadrupled. they say several factors might be contributing to the decline in marriage, one of the factor, higher education. many people are waiting till they get a college degree to say i do. >> people are waiting to get married till they're 25, 26, 28. they're probably able to make b

laura anthony has the story. pishingts weekly garbage clean up turned into a treasure hunt for group of sixth gradeers from saint paul 62. instead of the usual aassortment of debris. they found 2 cloth bags full of precious jewelry and other heirloom. >> look at all the bracelet. >>reporter: don't usually find this kind of thing. >> not really, no. i have heard of stories of a woman who was whether found a golden ring in the grass but it's kind of amazing. >>reporter: bag were filled with at least 100 pieces of silver an gold rings bracelet watches. candle holders even a silver spichbility there's several dozen heavy silver rings with openal and other gem on it and a lot of old gold watches the type that used to be given away when people would retire. look like some commemorative coins and things. one seems to be from wimbledo wimbledon. >> classic mostly. >>reporter: dr. richard bailey with the oakland institute. he's overseeing hundreds office lake merit clean up over the years. and though never anything quite

laura anthony has the story. >> kivts among many unmroychltd things not getting better. >>reporter: is it easier to find a job. >> no. not getting easier. to me it's about the same. >>reporter: unemployment numbers may improving in the bay area but oakland still has highest jobless rate in the state. >> less businesses leaving the city of oakland and but there is stale reluctant that we have noticed of employers to employ new people nishtion february 2011 oakland unemployment rate was 16.1%. this year it's 14.4 percent. like other parts of the state, oakland has seen job growth in construction. health care. and retail. no or none in the professional sector. sometimes not even replies like craigslist. >>reporter: finding a job is especially challenging for minority applicants between 18 and 30 n.oakland one-third remain unemployed. >> a lot of them are coming from a school system that is still struggling with graduation rates for the other factor the high rate of crime in oakland and high rate of gang involvement. >> michael. >>reporter: at least some oakland job seek rem

. >>> a decision on whether a civil case will go forward on casey anthony has been on hold. judge decided against on ruling on dueling motions on either side. she told authorities that a nanny with the same name kidn kidnapped caylee. casey was acquit of her daughter's murder last july. >>> the fda is considering stopping the use of two antibiotics in livestock. they didn't issue the ban outright because farmers should be able to state their defense. it argued the fda allowed livestock producers to use pencil inand tetra sigh clean in the field. it can lead to the growth and spread of drug-resistant bacteria that can then infect people. >>> tragedy today in charleston, west virginia. that's where eight people have died in a house fire. we're told that six of the vi victims are children. they were reportedly sleeping over after a birthday. the feef chief said it's the most tragic event he's seen in years. >>> monday, the supreme court will hear arguments from 26 states on the sconce tugs analyst of some key provisions of the law, but do we really understand how it all works?

anthony shadid has a recent book called "house of stone: a memoir of home, family, and a lost middleast." why do people like and you colvin and shadid, why do you go do it? as americans, isn't it suspicious that you even care about other countries? ( laughter ) what is it that draws you-- i mean, there's a war on women here. why not cover that? >> you just said it. i mean, if you take syria. i mean, here's a government that was not elected. and they are-- they are-- they are waging war against their population. they are shelling cities. they are-- they've killed at least 7,000 people so far. they've tortured people. they've arrested people. and what they want more than anything is they want to be able to operate in secret. they don't want the rest of the world to know. and so when people like anthony and marie were doing, they were both friends, is they just wanted to get in and talk to people and talk to real people and find out what was happening. and then get out and tell the rest of the world. >> stephen: do you feel like a sense of mission? is this like a vocation to do this or

corey can say with certainty that anthony has a single gunshot to the back of his head, confirming what police suspected. >> scalp demonstrates a one-quarter-inch roughly circular gunshot wound entrance on the right side, which would, again, be consistent with the shooter being in the back seat, kind of in the middle. is that what it looks likes on the -- >> uh-huh. >> but finding that bullet embedded in his head is proving harder than anticipated. it's such an important element of the police case, however, that she must keep looking. >> still not there, huh? i don't find it. >> it's got to be here. >> finally, she finds it. >> there it is. this bullet is relatively pristine, especially where the lands and grooves are. >> which means the bullet might turn out to be a big help to investigators. >> if the investigator then recovers a gun, the investigator can take that gun and that bullet and see whether or not those two bullets match. on the cause-of-death statement, put single gunshot wound of the head. under the manner of death in this case, check the box for homicide. >> dr. corey has

anthony mason has more now about the results of these so-called stress tests. anthony. >> mason: the federal reserve conducts the stress test every year, scot, but this is the first time since 2009 it's made the results public. 19 bank holding companies were evaluated. overall the prognosis is good. 15 passed, the four that failed: city group, sun trust, allied financial, and met life. the tests are designed to ensure the banks have the cash and securities necessary to withstand a financial crisis like the one we endured in 2008. the fed's scenario imagined the banks weathering a severe recession in the u.s. with unemployment 13%, a 50% drop in the stock market and a 21% decline in housing prices. four banks did fail, that's down from ten that flunked in 2009. since then the 19 participating banks have nearly doubled the amount of capital they're holding from 420 billion dollars in '09 to $759 billion now. america's banking system, scott, is significantly healthier. >> pelley: and anthony when we say these four banks failed the stress test that doesn't mean thos

laura anthony has that part of the story. >>reporter: james cameron historic descent 7 miles down into the trench with more interest and excitement than the scientist and engineers at alameda d o er marine. >> we are thrilled to see this effort take place and of course success. we of say in the commercial world only the round trip that count. >>reporter: they design and build submersible systems. that includes the deep search project. 50 million dollar sub that will be able to go as deep as cameron but will carry 2 or 3 people instead of one. >> really giving them if luxury of time under water. any time you have submersible one of the main goal is providing scientist observers with the luxury of time. one atmospher atmosphere. no decompression so able to spend 5, 6, 7, eight, hours at a time at depth never able to reach otherwise. >>reporter: this pod is a prototype for glass one used in the vessel. cameron vehicle has robot arm lick this one designed to scoop up marine life and rock sample and withstand incredible pressure a

we have been talking to voters as they left the polls in georgia all day today and anthony mason has been analyzing the polls. anthony, what are the voters telling us? >> reporter: scott, to start with, the unemployment rate in georgia is 9.4%. that's a full point above the national average, more than it, actually. so the economy was the top issue and among those who ranked it first in georgia gingrich won overwhelmingly. 49% he took. six in ten georgia republicans identify themselves as white evangelicals. gingrich won more than half of them. 51%. finally, home-field advantage helped. gingrich served georgia in congress for 20 years. more than a third of georgia republicans told us today those ties mattered to them. >> pelley: anthony, thank you. bob schieffer, anchor of "face the nation," is joining us now. and john dickerson, our political director is in ohio. bob, a win for gingrich in georgia. >> well, he had to do this. he said so himself. i mean, he said on "face the nation" sunday if he didn't win georgia there wasn't much that he could do after that. but he did. you know, it'

six seconds to go, anthony parker, has to do something goes for the three, no good. the wizards win. just how big was to days at georgetown-marquette matchup? a victory would give georgetown second seating in the big east tournament and a coveted double bye. they did not rally and marquette seniors held court on senior debt. second half, the steal alley- oop. the hoyas were in it for awhile. porter of the freshmen, keep an eye on him. team high 19 points. the golden eagles just 2-10 on defense. marquette wins, 83-69. caa conference tournament, the closing seconds mason the great reverse layup, left- handed. georgia state, the inbounds but the back court prayer is not answered, mason advances. the patriot league semifinals, drains the 3, tied the game at 26-26. lehigh polls this out the baseline jumper. the 24-point lead, and win 85- 66. pamela likes this highlight deep-north carolina, former bishop o'connell start kendall marshall the wing work. he had 20 points, 10 assists. itand the lady demon deacons trying to make it back to the acc semifinals. today, facing the

has today's surprising new report. with gas prices so high, will the recovery suffer? anthony mason has the story. and 30 years after ground was broken on the vietnam memorial, barry peterson shows us three decades decades of love left behind. >> when people leave things at the wall, people let go of their grief. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the defense of george zimmerman rests on a violent fight that he says occurred before he fired the shot that killed trayvon martin. zimmerman is the neighborhood wa watch volunteer at the center of the case. it was almost five weeks ago that martin, the unarmed 17- year-old, was killed after zimmerman found him suspicious. we don't know what happened immediately before the shot was fired, but mark strassmann joins us tonight with important new evidence in the case. mark? >> reporter: scott, trayvon martin was buried in miami with a gunshot wound to the chest, but otherwise, according to richard kurtz, the funeral director who prepared martin for burial, his body showed no injuries. >> we

they won't say how many customers, but anthony mason has more. >> reporter: the secret service is investigating the credit card security breach. mastercard and visa-- which combined have nearly 410 million cards issued-- said their own systems had not been compromised but pointed the finger at a third party. atlanta-ba atlanta-based global payments, a payment processing service, in a statement today acknowledged unauthorized access into a portion of its processing syst system. in early march, 2012 the company determined card data may have been accessed. but global payments did not say how many accounts might be vulnerable or how they were hacked. processors like global payments are the middlemen between retailers and the banks and sometimes their security systems are not as sophisticated. attacks are happening more frequently, says john ulzheimer of of www.smartcredit.com, because the payments are so big. >> they can try to buy merchandise online or they can take that information and just turn right around and resell it on the black market without having to co having to commit any sort of fraud

we've been talking to the voters in ohio all day today as they left the polls and anthony mason has been analyzing the exit polls. why is ohio so close, antfy? >> well, scott, no republican has ever won the white house without winning the state of ohio in the general election. so so who is the most electable republican candidate? well, overwhelmingly ohio voters told us they think it's mitt romney by a 51% to 24% margin. but ask the same voters who they think best understands the problems of average americans and rick santorum comes out on top by a 33% to 22% margin. that division between electability and relatability, if you will, is one reason why the race in ohio remains so close. scott? >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. bob schieffer, the anchor of "face the nation" the joining us, along with john dickerson, our political director in ohio. bob, what do you see in this super tuesday so far? >> i think if we were at the horse races we'd be feeling pretty good right now because we'd have a good chance to win the big six. everything is coming out the way the polls suggested they were

has today's surprising new report. with gas prices so high, will the recovery suffer? anthony mason has the story.0 years after ground was broken on the vietnam memorial, barry peterson shows us three decades of love left behind. >> >> when people leave things at the wall, people let go of their grief. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the d the defense of george zimmerman rests on a violent fight that he says occurred before he fired the shot that killed trayvon mart martin. zimmerman is the neighborhood watch volunteer at the center of the case. it was almost five

anthony gomes has the story. >> reporter: long time friends cruising around europe, supposed to be therip of a lifetime. it almost took their lives. lynn and karen were on the cruise ship, the ves that he will ran aground january 13th. stirred outrage when the captain abandoned ship and nearly 20 months later memories stated for many, but not for the two here who survived. >> we are never going to forget that. i thought i was going to die. i have never been so frightened in my life. i thought i was not going to make it. >> reporter: both still have trouble sleeping at night each worry they are dealing with post-traumatic stress and hired an attorney to explore legal options. >> we were failed by a lot of people. >> reporter: the crew offered $14,000 as compensation. how can anyone put a price on an experience like this. it's something they still think about two months later. every time they leave their homes. >> when i say good-bye to a loved one, you never know, you never know. is it is last time? >> it's cost the carnival corporation $29 million. the world's largest cruise operator r

anthony mason has the numbers. could what you drink take years off your life? dr.ok on a study that links sugary drinks to heart disease. and a trip in no-man's-land. bill whitaker takes us into the forbidden evacuation zone one year after the meltdown at japan's nuclear reactor. >> i'm looking into this geiger counter. it's going crazy. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in the long war in

. >> anthony patterson has been placed in seg for rule violation number 38. go back there and have a talk with him and see what's going on and what happened and what led to this incident. >> patterson is asked to explain his behavior to the officers and our producer. the object of his alleged indiscretion. >> what happened? >> dude, somehow weed in my pocket, joint in my pocket. did you ever see me masturbate? >> i didn't see anything. >> it's not what she saw. >> so basically accused me of rule 38. that's indecent exposure. if that was indecent exposure, that means you saw me. >> no. that means he saw it. >> he didn't see it. he saw it. >> he locked me up. >> you had your penis out indecently exposed. come on, man, you've been in prison too long. now, take him on up there. all right. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay." >> all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose. >> for inmate anthony patterson, the nightmare of ad seg is just beginning. >> they have me in this cell. it's so hot in here, right. i don't know how long i'm going to be in here. >>> plus -- >> my

guest: anthony kennedy has become the sarah -- sandra day o'connor and the modern-day corporate you get anthony kennedy on your side, you get the majority of the court. guest: it will be fascinating and this could really shape what will happen in the general election, too, because what do people think of the health care law. some people love it and some people can't stand it and it will decide to the next president will be, frankly. host: guest: he voted for some things that republicans said expanded the debt ceiling for one. that increased our bar wing and put us further into debt. there are things he has voted for the people think did not go the standard republican voting history. he calls and selfish conservatives. he has worked on things that are really important for the conservative base like welfare reform. some people consider him the most conservative of the three candidates. host: franklin, new york, democrats line -- caller: morning, everybody. i believe in a brokered convention and i think they will bring in governor petechia after the first votes. host: governor pataki? call

by june, we will know whether justice kennedy, justice anthony kennedy has given approval to the affordable health care bill or not. we'll know what the fight will be like between june and november. it will be far better for the president if the supreme court approves what he's done, far better for the country. we'll have to see what comes of it and what does not. this is a daunting situation. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >> good morning, americans.

has never been used before. but israel is still preparing for military confrontation. reports tonight from anthony mason and mark phillips. david martin has learned more about the u.s. soldier being held in the massacre of 16 civilians in afghanistan. anna werner on a planned parenthood dispute that may leave women without health services. and from jim axelrod, their advice to college grads who can't find a job? grow one. they did. >> inspire our whole generation to take a difference course. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. no country has ever been isolated in the way that iran is about to be. we learned today that iran will be electronically severed from world commerce. it's possible because the world's financial transactions go through a central computer hub in belgium, a hub that's called swift. disconnecting iran from swift is the most severe step yet to try to cripple iran's economy and force the country to end its nuclear program. and if that doesn't work, israel can continues planning for the military option. we have two

by june we will know whether justice kennedy, justice anthony kennedy has given approval to the affordableot. we'll know what the fight is going to be like between june and november. it will be far better for the president if the supreme court approves what he's don

we also know that charlotte mayor anthony fox has asked for federal assistance. fred. >> all right, thanks so much, andrew. a lot of cleanup, a lot of damage and certainly a lot of lives turned upside down. thanks so much, andrew dowd. >>> let's talk about politics straight ahead. republican presidential candidates are on a delegate hunt in washington state. we'll have a live report coming up next. no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no. it's truck month! ♪ truck month ♪ no. truck month! no. it's chevy truck month. yeah. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i have to banish you to the garden. but now, with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. i can breathe freer with zyrtec-d®. so i'll race you to our favorite chair. i might even let you win. zyrtec-d® lets me breathe easier. so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®, behind the p