. >> jon: bing, bing, bing, bing, my dad is mexican-ish. mexican-ish. note to self. the jewish potato treat with the flavor of the southwest, i call it the mexican-ish. i'll make nothing. ( cheers and applause ) that round clearly goes to romney. we move now to our final round worth double points. the legislative panderos. barack obama >> on friday we announced we're lifting the shadow of deportation from deserving young people who were brought to this country as children. that was the right thing to do. it was the right thing to do. >> jon: the right thing to do. one week before coming here was the right time to do it. got to be tough to beat. mitt romney >> some people have asked if i will let stand the president's executive order. the answer is that i will put in place my own long-term solution that will replace and supersede the president's temporary measure. >> jon: superseding the president's temporary measure. wow. here's the only way he could have said that to less excitement. like a tattoo, american college students get on a spring break mexican bender, you

cognitive and memory declines as those who did not binge drink. binge drinking as four or more drinks on one occasion. a diet rich in oily fish can significantly improve a man's chances of surviving prostate cancer. harvard researchers followed more than 500 men over 20 years. they report, men with prostate cancer who regularly ate the highest amounts of omega-3 fish oil were up to 40 percent less likely to die from the disease. another study last year found that fish oil reduced the number of rapidly dividing cells in prostate cancer tissue.. potentially reducing the chances of the disease spreading to other parts of the body. one in ten deaths worldwide can be blamed on lack of physical activity.. putting it on a par with the dangers of smoking and obesity. harvard researchers report inactivity causes an increase in deaths from coronary heart disease, type 2 diabetes breast cancer and colon cancer. in 2008, lack of exercise caused more than five point three million deaths worldwide. the harvard report is among five studies in the british medical

we also see an increase in alcohol use, and binge drinking is a serious problem, as well as some of the more legal types of drugs labeled as incense or those types of things in different smoke shops. and jonathan, does that hold true for what you are seeing in new york city? absolutely. we are seeing the use or the misuse of drugs such as ritalin, adderall, inderal being used for specific purposes to help kids stay up late and study, to calm kids down. we're also seeing a lot of binge drinking and we're seeing a disturbing kind of resurgence in the amount of nicotine smoking. i think kids are resorting to cigarettes because they're legal. they are not super cheap, but compared to other kinds of drugs they're certainly cheaper and readily available, and that is quite disturbing. and tami, let's talk about underage drinking a little bit more that jonathan brought up. talk to us about what is underage drinking. well, you know, the drinking age is 21. so there's a lot of kids who start drinking at 13, 14, or 15 and don't really have experience or understand how to drink responsibly, and so

what do you say to a child when they are practicing weekend, you know, binge drinking? i think it's important for parents to have that expectation and to be able to clearly say, you're not of age-it's important to me that you are responsible with what you are doing and the choices you are making. and i think oftentimes parents just assume it's a rite of passage, that all college students do that. and kids really need to understand that there's responsible drinking and then there's really harmful binge drinking. i think there are some universities around the country that are doing things to try to educate students and not saying that it is okay to drink underage, but if you are drinking then make sure that what you're doing and that you are making good decisions about it. you are taking care of yourself, you are not putting yourself in risky situations. uw, madison in madison has the basics program, which they just started using this year, and it is really to provide feedback and information, some brief intervention, some prevention, if you will, to help students make be

and then i started hearing a bing, like bing, bing, bing.ly five feet away i see th his late 50s, early 60s, and i look down and i saw these two younger hispanic guys kicking him in the head, like, repeatedly, and his head was bouncing off this pole. >> what you saw here today was actually a battery. they were stomping his head. he was pretty messed up. >> the inmate who was attacked survived because of a quick response by staff on the yard. his assailants were sentenced to six months in fulsom's administration segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit, or shu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard, which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. ♪ >> i can see why fights went on in that exercise yard. because it was literally like a cage. there was no where for you to go. and if you really wanted to take someone out, that was the place to do it. it's literally -- like the most extreme ultimate fighting thing you wou

we got through a big business deal we did with them where their search traffic goes to binge and binge has that informations. >> rose: so you ended up with all the advantages you would have had. >> with the key one. the one that really was necessary. >> rose: to benefit new search reasons right. >> back to philanthropy. let's assume that you can look ahead to your last day on earth. your last day. and it's not a bad day because you know you're not sick and you're not in pain and you have just had this great life. what do you want to accomplish? what do you want to be said then. i mean how do you see your own future as to what it is, the way for you to spend and the smartest way for you to spend your time? and with specific goals. >> yeah. i would have some very specific things. you know, for example, rights now 8 million children a year die under the age of five. down from, it was about 20 million in 1960. so we're way, way down. >> rose: because of vaccinations. >> primarily because of vaccinations. the fact that the world is richer, people have better nutrition is part but over half

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oh, binge drinking, i'm for that. >> i can do that. >> no you can't, you're a hypocrite. >> this showas been going nicely as opposed to yesterday when you dumped on me. >> oh my god, you kneecapped everybody in the first minute. >> talk about what he said about the cops. >> by the way, completely irresponsible why would he say that and suggest illegal behavior. he's become so liberal. it was bad in the beginning but he's gone nuts. >> can he be sued for saying that? >> he's not going to be sued. >> let's get on the nanny state. the list gets longer of things he wants to ban. >> i'm surprised. i thought after the first school for cross-dressers funded by taxpayers was the worst idea he could have. this is right up there with the transsexual school. >> i love that, though. >> it failed, bitter by the way. bloomberg needs to lay off the sauce. what kind of idea is it to use taxpayer money to conduct the survey. we drink because of you, mayor bloomberg, we drink because of you and your bike lane. i drink because of you too, bob. >> we all drink because of you, bob. >> can i make a point?

. ♪ >>> some disyou are the bing connections coming to light between alcohol and alzheimer's.sf releasing alcohol consumption and cognitive decline. the study finds heavy drinking early in life increases the risk of cognitive decline. those findings were similar among people who drank moderately later in life ore/+ engaged in binge drinking. >>> a new study finds giving birth to big babies may double a woman's risk of developing breast cancer later in life. researchers say women who have babies weighing at least eight pounds tend to have higher levels of estrogen and the other hormones associated with breast cancer. but breast-feeding, having more than one child, and following a healthy diet and exercise plan can help reduce the overall cancer risk. >>> all right. still ahead, home at last. yes, a family of manatees released back into the wild. we'll have that story next. >>> well, three rehabbed manatees were released back into the florida keys. two were hit by boats but a the florida keys. two were hit by boats but a third was not hurt but stay with its injured mother. wow,

read i guess with said something about like binge drinking now binge drinking is different than having like a glass of wine with dinner with your friends or with your whoever daddy. i mean. i definitely think that's totally different but i really don't think that you should have a glass of wine every day while you're pregnant once a week now. seems like something i don't really want to say and i'm going to say i mean i'm going to have a very much respect not not of us are pregnant. people say. let's move on to our next story what happens after you're pregnant and you have the baby like. there was this was tripping limited it right this is bristol's bristol palin . freaking out because of what he said on the reality show take a look. i'm sure. if you say that woman time so when you're about god you think you. have to choose. ari i don't know any i don't know bristol palin i have no idea what kind of mother she is but i we were having this discussion this morning i don't necessarily think of that something you can blame on the mom because pitt kids pick up things from everywhere you know

night of binge drinking can alter memory. can lead to permanent member read loss.d with age. more than four drinks more than once a month study participants ages 55 and older admitted to binge drinking to and a half times more likely to show signs of memory loss than those who drink moderately 5000 people for eight years followed. strict diet with lots of fish can reduce chances of getting prostate cancer or having it spread once diagnosed. long-term study over 20 years to reach a conclusion omega 3 fatty acids in fish can't rest highest amount of all my guthries of 40 percent less likely to die from disease. another study found fish oil reduced the number of rapidly dividing cells in prostate tissue potentially reducing the chances of the disease spreading to other parts of the body. >> another sticky day around chicago could get a brief break tomorrow forecast next. outspoken congressman skips republican convention. every year we pick a new city to explore. ever but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low pr

i hope you will bing or google her, whatever your preferences, and learn more about our company. the silicon valley leadership group did a soft launch in january of something we call start-up silicon valley. it is for innovation economy, ceo's in this region to join at the leadership group basically for free. because we want to capture in the them to the dna that david packard, our founder had, which was a balance of running, brilliance, dynamic companies while, at the same time, being deeply engaged in your communities and in the quality of life of your employees. that is the scale that we want to raise up in these incredibly innovative young entrepreneurs. we have about 20 of them here in the audience today. i want to just mention three of them and embarrass them. they do not know i am going to do this. all of these at this in common. they have less than 40 employees currently. their business has been around for less than four years. and, like me, they are younger than 40 years old. [laughter] why are you laughing? [laughter] let me introduce the ceo of snoozie. stand. [applaus

mitt romney's says he was not at bing when outsourcing happened he left in 1999 to run the salt lake olympics. the documents show he was legally in charge through 2002 when those jobs for shipped overseas. obama advisers say they will not apologize for suggesting romney may have committed a felony if the misrepresented to the sec how long he was at the equity firm. >>> it is troubling the president would label his campaign to direct and and let romney as a felon. >>> romney says the president should stop personal attacks and focus on the and economy. >>> in an interview taped thursday and shawna cbs sunday morning president obama admitted he cannot criticize romney for attacking his record on the economy. the president argues his policies need more time to work. dru levenson cbs news >>> when did mitt romney's leave bain capital? advisers and both campaigns clast over differences in sec filings and romney's disclosures. >>> the american people need to understand either you're the ceo and president of bain capital as you attest to the sec or he tells the american people he bears no re

he's not going is into a lot of detail, bing, bong, boom, you have a kangaroo. >>> four videos to go.number four, it looks like a smooth ride ahead, nil -- >> we're driving down the freeway, your windshield is hit by debris, so annoying, well this one is really scary. look at the other side of the freeway. >> what was that? what that a piece of the concrete barrier? >> it was a piece of metal from the barrier. there is an accident on the other side of the freeway, and as the car is driving up to it, he has nowhere to go, and a piece of that barrier goes straight through the windshield. >> wow, i was not expecting that. >> that was a horrific accident on the other side. >> look at the size of that piece. >> it's like one of those metal guard rails. >> i hope everybody was okay. >> in the car hit by the piece of debris, everybody survived. but the driver in one of the cars on the other side of that crash did end up passing away. >>> they call it monkey in the middle, and it is. >> i never heard of monkey in the middle. >> where are you from? >> this really is, wait until you see how it

basically the supreme court judge did sign a bankruptcy petition in the 70s and mayor bing made a statement that to put the gun to the these guys. i don't think san bernardino. and get out. and leaving them accountable. and this happens in 10 years. and we pick up the mess now and five years from now we strike nice agreement pensions and with the unions and we have the same problem again. how do we avoid that. >> maybe we do fire them. >> to victoria's point. in san bernardino they faked the number for 16 years and i see rick wacking his finger there. it sad for taxpayers. and now they have a look out and bond rates go up for them. >> problem with bankruptcy it makes it difficult for them to save money. what scott walker did in wisconsin. he said look. we can't give free health care and pensions forever. he with on stood the roller and that's the way they will have to go. >> thanks, gang. >> with the president making a pitch to voters. they are making their own pitch for across the board spending cuts. carbin in on that one. >> and this guy handlingarps trade treaties for this guy. oh, my g

let's find a new way to do this then bing >> what did pepco do well and whatt did they do poorly? >> i go bk to what i said. i believehe power outage at lasted for days given the inconveniencnce and the hotel costs for people and businesses were not able to function -- that is just unaccepble.e. people want toto see the solution more than just getting the powerer back. >> has pepco then a better job in years past? are you seeing imprement? >> y you have to go backck to the fact that i do not want to evaluate on the basis of how quicklwe restore power. the evaluation for me is how we find a solution and how w we can implement that solution. >> ok, mr. mayor. thank you so much. stay with us. first, the federal hot minute. >> since their introduction not that long ago the mobile hand- held telephone has evolved to bebecome an important business tool. challenges for executives at the merged especially in the u.s. government's. the data they hold is so vital to national security. these challenges are vexing in the area of protecting dat dand privacy. a federal c i o recently released a

cdc held one in 13 pregnant women drink, one in five of those admit to binge drinking. cdc warns it can damage fetal brain development and found biggest drinkers were older mothers to be, women between 35-44. >> want to take a moment to thank those of you in the bay area who helped raise thousands of dollars just by liking abc 7 news and there is where you can still make a difference here and maybe get mention on the news. just like abc 7 news and $1 gets donated on the sleep train dream campaign. >> there is sandhya patel with the accu-weather forecast. >> there is a cool pat yesh, all very to say is that your days are numbed. and there is not weather coming. and there is ocean beach, san francisco in the fog somewhere. it's a really shallow layer panning around. you can see how shallow it is. and there is some fog out there, it's just disappearing there just a moment ago. there are strong thunderstorms developing. and there is an n.association with upper level low bringing us cooler than normal conditions. that is lifting and you can see by movement. the low drew up m

cdc found 1 in 13 pregnant women drink and 1 in 5 evening admit to binge drinking.omen who drink the most while pregnant are those 35 to 44 years old. cdc warns that binge drinking can damage fetal brain development. >> on the subject of babies. you know it is now common for single women to become mothers on their own but tonight there are signs that unmarried men are beginning to do the same thing. here's amy. >> befuddled dad in the commercial. >> read dad put them to the test. >>reporter: solo with baby and desperate for mom to step in. it is an induring stereo type now shattered. by guys like 57-year-old steven harris. single dad. by choice. tell me where you were in your life when you started to feel your biological clock ticking. >> i always wanted kids and i never imagined my life without having a child. >>reporter: harris dated throughout his 30's and 40's but he never found mrs. right so he used a donor egg from one woman and hired another to be his surrogate. 5 years later he has ben. >> good for you ben. nothing not fun about it. it's enriched my life so

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ever those who did drink, nearly 1 in 5 said they went on one binge drinking session downing four or more drinks and shows pregwon't women ages 25 to 34 were the biggest drinkers. they say binge drinking can damage fetal brain development. >>> it's another corner out -- scorcher out. there. >> and seems like we're in this trend. we have a hot day and the storms will show up. >> exactly, and a little bit of an active pattern and we may have to do this tomorrow, too. i will start with radar. around the region locally, not much is going on yet and we expect showers and thunderstorms to redevelop over the area. i'll tell you who has the biggest storm is south of ocean city. and check out the lightening down there and some hail where you see the black dot and the purple there and some heavy rain and watch out, get off of the beach already. that is unsafe and has heavy rain with it. otherwise, let me take and you show you where the severe risk is and this is that frontal boundary sagging next us to. the energy is out of the ohio valley. and we're not outlooked for some widespread strong to

and japan cut taxes every year and grew at a 10 percent rate and cutting taxs and going on binging. and france same thing. and we don't need a study. we need to look at the real world. >> hold on a second, mark. we may not have had many tax increases in the past couple of years because of the recession . but there is a whole list of new taxes coming in on obama care. >> we'll wait and see what happens. >> may i finish the question. that is weighing onnot to hire . >> take the real world and look at vicki's example of san francisco. vacancy are down and people are hiring in a high tech environment. people are not saying i will not move to san francisco or do business because of tax rates. taxes do not influence. >> victoria wants in. >> it is a very two-tier economy. tech side. that is true. there is a lot of venture money flushing in start ups. but talking to small business owners, they are not hiring because of the incredibly high taxes. local taxes are nuts and the cost of hiring every new employee is too high and so they are not hiring. >> john, there is a net exodus and companie

steve bing gave nearly $14 million in 2004. democrats in terms of rich democratic donors in 2004, way outpace the republicans. but this time they are sitting on the sidelines, george soros has given $2 million. peter lewis, $200,000 and steve bing, $425,000 compared with $14 million before. why aren't big campaign donors who can make a difference in terms of personal decisions on what to do on campaign related spending as individuals, why are they sitting on their hands on the democratic side so far? are they waiting for something and they get in later? do they think it's hopeless because yeah, maybe they are rich guys but not the koch brothers and will be outspent no matter what they do? is the post citizens united thunderdome created by the supreme court so inherently distasteful with democratic politics they don't want to play in that dirty game anymore? those of us thinking bg what it means for our country, the likely outcome of the election, it seems like an important question, an important part of the procs. but for the p

thankfully, evan's corolla has available entune with bing to help them find another restaurant.rg jses they're back. jack black, ten a sus d, let me ask you this, a lot of people at home are wondering, does it hurt to rock that hard? does it-- what do you physically feel when you recognize that hard. >> it can. it can hurt the finger tibbs and the delicate pipes. but you know, we're trying to save the human race. so-- it's a small price to pay. >> jon: sure, sure. has the squid problem been something you've been dealing with for a while? >> we've been killing it every night. >> i lose sleep over it every night, i think about the evil alien squid problem that could be out there. >> jon: from everybody, i say thank you. (laughter) thank you. rise of the phoenix is in stores now. tenacious d. you can go see them at the hammerstein ballroom. they are tonight and tomorrow night, hammerstein ballroom, great place to see a show. great place to see tenacious d. they will play us out with throwdown. tenacious d! (cheers and applause) ♪ mosses came down from the hill ♪ ♪ holding the rules