selladores en la superficie de los dientes, ayudan a cerrar grietas para que sea difícil que se les atoreciones, los padres deben supervisar a sus niños para que se hagan una higiene bucal por lo menos 2 veces al día . >> los niños no lo hacen bien . >> la mayoría de niños se les hizo limpieza dental pero a casos más serios se derivo al departamento. >> si tiene caries tendran que ver al especialista. >> el evento tiene como objetivo que los niños no le teman a los tratamientos dentales. >> por primera vez en la historia de esta ciudad, ciudadanos recibirán panfletos por correo, lo puede hacer desde la página que aparece en pantalla, lo hacen para ahorrar dinero. >> esta semana se presentó un proyecto que busca que los camiones de comida estén alejos de los niños, no podrían estacionarse en un perimetro de los 1500 pies de las escuelas. >> en las ultimas semanas las bajas temperaturas causan estragos en cultivos citricos, indicaron perdidas del 35% de mandarinas a consecuencia de los fríos de diciembre y enero, y la naranja navel se perdió, por el momento no dicen las repercusiones de los

at the fort ahead ator, we also have a number of loans that are out right now. we have a loan in st. petersburg in russia. they are associated with a czar with the linkage that this czar is roughly the same time as lincoln. the russians wanted to create an exhibit that linked lincoln to their czar. >> so the great coat itself is in this larger box. however the condition the coat is in right now, the left sleeve is detached from it. the smaller box holds that sleeve. soon after the assassination, huh relic hunters and souvenir hunter who is wanted pieces of it. the people were trying to cutoff tiny speess of it and the owner alfonso dunn was cutting off pieces himself and giving them to people so when the park service received it in 1968, it was already in unfortunately very, very delicate condition. we found this approach helps so that we can preserve it. that's our priority. preserve it for present and future generations. at the same time we want to get to see it and enjoy it and having it up so the maximum amount of people can do that. >> we are checking for p

today, santa rosa alt 80up pe r70s upper 70s i tntheas e y.ba avctwepemoexg in ab freovage ermpesteur ator moer.ow to >>> we continue to follow the developing news tonight in napa. a wildfire in wine country. it started out as a controlled burn this afternoon. but quickly became uncontrolled. despite the windy weather, controlled burns were allowed today. right now, 50% of this fire is contained. evacuations were ordered as a precaution. the fire has burned at least 35 acres thus far. and a handful of luxury homes were threatened. we'll continue our coverage online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> banding together to fight fire and save money. two bay area cities are considering the idea of sharing a firestation with san mateo county. officials are exploring a plan to consolidate fire safety. it's estimated the move could save about $4 million a year. san carlos city council is expected to accept the issue next monday. they previously shared a firestation with belmont. both city councils and the county board of supervisors would have to approve any plan. >>> the mayor is in the hot seat. the san jos

so working with them, the cure ator of photography, frank goodyear knows civil war photography backward and forward and everything. brady, gardener, and all the rest. and they're working with pat mitchell, the art director for the issue. we also went further afield and there's no shortage of just fantastic civil war imagery, the library of congress. we were almost, i think, you know, struck by -- we have these great pieces of journalism. we should say back in the 1850s and 1860s there was no art or images. the juxtaposition of some of these pieces with the images that we were able to find. and i've got a page here open to the mark twain. mark twain is sitting with one of the african-american gentleman he was friends with. some of the photos of the destruction of the war after. it really rings it home in avis ral way. >> we have five minutes left so i want to move to a couple other articles. there are two pieces by ralph waldo emerson largely dealing with emancipation. how influential were his writings and speeches on abraham lincoln dealing with >> he registers at a contemporary type. t

i tnk i tte ator than at living which is smiley's situation. >> rose: well said. >> and i... i think seeing a lot is very painful and that was smiley's misfortune. >> rose: in his own eyes and in world. >> and in the world he did. >> rose: his wife's infidelity and all of that. >> that's right. but also in the examination of other people. he had a trained observer's mind a infortion autpeople seemed to come naturally to him. >> rose: interesting. >> mmm. very. >> rose: does any of that surprise you? >> no. you get the feeling when you're with him that... >> rose: you see smile glee >> yeah. i mean when i first started to work on the... like i said on the voice, it's actually matched. it's sort of... you know he's a little... obviously he's a little fussier and he's got that sort of... you know, and then you just... you've... you take it to another place and you take it somewhere else. but, yes, he's... it's... you get... without him really saying it you get a great sense that... you get the feeling there's a lot... this is a very personal book for him, i think. the whole epis

instead, defense attorneys blame her death on a combination of atoral and alcohol that led to the probleme have a reporter live outside the courthouse in charlottesville. paul, what did we learn in court today? >> reporter: this jury began listening to testimony at 9:00 this morning and went well into the afternoon. fwo neuropathologists, one from richmond and one from university of virginia here say they examined the victim's brain. it was taken out of the skull. they each examined it over a period of weeks. one said that she found contusions to each side of her brain, as well as hemorrhaging in the brain stem. a second doctor testified about using what was called an app staining to look at the brain even more, to try to determine what may have happened to her. both of them said that those injuries came from blunt force trauma. >> shepard: we heard again from the medical examiner who performed this autopsy, what from him? >> reporter: he was called to the stand a second time because the first time he didn't give his opinion as to what caused yardly love's death. he took the stand and he

i don't know how much i can knock off on the rodent ator. >> farmers have less debt, but how's real estateor them? >> it's doing fantastic. in fact, there's a lot of talk around here that land values are in a bubble, but they don't know when it's going to pop. they're still staying strong. in fact the kansas city fed survey said that in the 10th district farm quarters were up 25% from a year ago. they're very big. we'll see how long it lasts. >> thank you, jane, very much. and if you do manage to bring home a tractor, i want to see that expense report. straight ahead, he's one of wall street's maximum power players. he's head of america's equities for deutsche bank and co-head of global prime finance, barry bausano is in the house and ready to sort out the risks and rewards. can't miss that. "power lunch" and the team back in two. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... an