which ones are being hit the hard snest >> right now we should see harvest going on with broccoli andrg lettuce, bell peppers and in the coming months cantaloupes, corn, other mellons and processing tomatos. all of those are at risk because of the severe water supply shortage. >> all of these crops are being planted by farmers. how are they being affected? >> we're seeing a lot of farmers that have laid off workers. it impacts from the farm to the fork. we see truck drivers and farm workers and port workers out of work because we don't have water to grow food in california right now. >> the consumer is eventually going to feel the effects of this, when and by how much? >> we're thinking in the next two to four weeks. if we see an impact on pricing that's when it will show up in the market. we know crops of broccoli and iceberg lettuce aren't coming from parts of the central valley that would have been growing them and we'll see that in other crops that will never get planted this year. if there going to be a hit on price and availability they will see it in the next two to four weeks.

especially broccoli.tain a lot of nutrients that have been shown to strengthen your heart muscles and broccoli seems to boost levels of heart protective proteins at same time. drink green. green tea, it's been shown to lower cholesterol and also improve blood flow. go fishing. in fact, look for oily fish like salmon, tuna, sardines. fish are filled with fatty acids that counteract mental stress on the heart. researchers say people who eat nut cans lower their bad cholesterol levels in their blood, when ch is one of the primary causes of heart disease. and it's okay to indulge your sweet tooth. dark chocolate has flaifales, it cuts down on hardening of the arterie arteries. the key is moderation. and eating smart. replace the red meat with oily fish. snack on walnuts instead of chips. eat a small piece of dark chocolate. small changes and your heart will thank you. >>> this is heart health beat. we all know how important exercise is, but that might not be enough. is there more to the story? >> absolutely.

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and then you have the production side, barbara broccoli, who produces the james bond movies.and the jury president, james schamus, who founded focus features. that should make it interesting in the discussions in the coming days here to decide who will come away with the golden bear. >> are there any films you are looking forward to? >> there is george clooney's film, "the monuments men." and my personal favorite, claudia llosa's "aloft," which opens next week. >> we have to leave it there. scott, thanks so much. >> there is another big event about to start, the winter olympics where athletes are making their final preparations at your months of hard work and training. >> among them, german luge athletes. we will introduce you to three medal hopefuls from bavaria. >> no time to chat. she rushes to cheer on her teammates as they cross the finish line in the doubles. once again, they come in first, securing their win in the overall world cup. she also has her world cup title in the bag. now she is looking forward to the olympics. >> it is getting closer and closer. i am getting

spent a lot of time with lions, but i can del they have teeth that raept really weren't set up for broccolieth very much like a lion or tiger and yet most bears are primarily vegetarian. >> reporter: members of the audience were given a chance to submit questions in writing. >> how did the atoms that created the big bang get there. >> this is the great mystery. this is what makes us get up and go to work every day is to try to solve the mysteries of the universe. >> bill, i just want to let you know there's a book out there that actually tells us where matter came from. and the very first sentence in that book says in the beginning god created the heavens and earth. >> reporter: after 2 1/2 hours, a standing ovation. if anyone was expecting a thorough comprehensive final dismantling, they would be disappointed. this debate will continue. >> did kim ham say anything that changed your mind in any way? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: did bill nye change your mind on any level? >> no. >> do you think you won? >> i thought it went very well. >> reporter: did you win? >> i never looked at it as w

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california's central valley grows at least 70% of the country's broccoli, cauliflower, and celery. what's that going to do to prices? >> prices are going to go up. >> reporter: are we talking about just a few pennies, more expensive? >> no, we're talking dollars. if last year you were able to buy something for 79 cents a pound, you're going to pay $1.29 or $1.49. >> reporter: and several cities near san francisco also rely heavily on the water supply. scott, today they were told they may only receive 50% of their water allocations this year. >> pelley: carter, thank you. well, there is too much water on the other side of the country. today a wave of severe storms pushed east from florida to new jersey. in the midwest, melting snow is causing floods. dean reynolds is in riverside, illinois, tonight. dean. >> reporter: scott, the brief thaw that we enjoyed this week is causing what you see behind me-- ice jams. and they're a concern here and across the midwest tonight. in tippecanoe county, indiana, floodwaters caused by the ragged build-up of ice ran unchecked through homes and othe

they grow at least 70% of the country's broccoli, cauliflower and celery. >>> and tonight get ready to pay more for tomatoes, a lot more. >> reporter: never thought that this was a pass work of field. >> orchards and the family farm. this year most of the patch work will need to turn brown and that's if you agree. here is how. >> the field that we're standing in is one of the tragedies of the drought. >> reporter: typically they would grow about 55 acres on this plot of land. >> on gun club road. >> but with very limited water, the decisions must be made. >> you can see it this year as you can take the water to put it on there. >> reporter: and those bright red tomatoes are power hungry and even more expensive. they estimate that it will cost an extra $100 to $800 an acre to water the tomatoes with 2,000 acres of tomatoes across the state. >> i'm not a magician as i could not make water come out of the the -- water come out of the sink. and that will drive up the cost to feed dairy cows. >> the price of alfalfa has gone up about $0.50 each time in that ballpark in the last month. witho

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others decided not to plant things like broccoli, lettuce and tomatoes, because of the drought. >> aftertling, lawmakers finally passed a farm bill. that bill costing $100 million a year provide a cushion for farmers who face unpredictable weather and market conditions. and cuts 1% from the food stamp program. that's much less than republicans wanted. president obama signs the bill friday in michigan. >> president facing a new fire storm of criticism over obama care. a new government report shows it will cost the work force 2.5 million jobs over the next decade. here is jonathan karl. >> the race is on to get people to sign up for obama care. millions spent on ad, some of them a little goo goofgoo goof . for. >> but the loss critics are seizing on the dramatic new headline. resulting in 2 million fewer full-time workers by 2017. according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. >> it is worse than anyone anticipat anticipated. >> but it is not that clear cut. the report actually said 2 million fewer people will choose to work full-time. their choice, not because of a lack of jobs

here in pennsylvania you want to talk about fracking tonight at eight tom i was going to talk about broccoli but if you don't mind i would rather switch over to dick cheney you know over thirty year rock kuwaiti war you got might have been tito with yeah he could actually but investigators were really good that they have the patent on that most of it and used to kill iraq's oil when she goes to interview with peter. well. yeah i had forgotten about that saddam hussein's combat beef against kuwait was that they were doing a horizontal drilling right to teach golders oil right all right yeah so shady was running a hell of an oliver so there's no doubt and then that to the emir of kuwait because they held their words on a little earlier in pennsylvania where i live. there is the head banks on the call pat he thought yeah we'll see a more soon they're going to be horizontally drilling for water because fracking his destroyed everybody's aquifer and water system follow those stories i know you do the destruction to our our water system is deplorable our aquifer is precious right now you have indu

some people on the production side bar for broccoli to produce the james bond movies there and stop commenting hers the jury president of the biggest names in the event itself change the mets news from a topical focus features of its about nick's should make it very interesting in the discussions are going to be happening in the coming days. i fear to decide who'll come away with the golden bear. he will briefly to ten starters in the films here particularly looking forward to. the well there's george clooney's film the monuments men which comes on the weekend of deer interest to see that in my personal favorite of the berlin air without having seen it cloudy lows as a loft which opens next week this week to talk them screaming apparently the sandstone rocks girl at the red carpet scott thanks much. there is another big events about to start on the winter looks where athletes are making their final preparations for the stock has gained after months of hard work. now among them the german news ashley to last of our series countdown is on she re introduce you to three medal hopefuls in the south

ale,e have broccolis, kl tomato plants, different lettuces. >> two years ago, ken armstrong started ad of vegetable patch in california. >> people asked if i was doing farming before this. i told them no. everything i tried to kill before ike -- everything i try to grow before i kill because i forgot to water it. that is one beautiful head of lettuce. >> the farm is an aqua pontic farm where fish and produce growth together in a symbiotic relationship. >> all the nutrients are available to the plants of all time. expend less energy on roots and more on growth. in this pond, there are 800 catfish being grown organically. plants can grow on floating racks. the roots dangle in the water below soaking up the fertilizer. >> the plants have taken the nitrates out of the system. the clean water is returned to the fish tank where it begins the process again. quaponicsontic -- a is a combination of plant farming and fishing harming. it cancels out the negatives of both. >> fish are cold-blooded, so the it is -- in the system not possible to have e. coli or salmonella. the fish can be harvested

not counting the broader question of manipulating the sperm and tanks broccoli. ellie and we hear that to you is better than whining when she say that the resources that dna are better than jail. i know is who like to bring as many people in the data making process as possible so i dad dad more dna that matter. but what is being open to worry about this you know the name babies in this regard i think is a much bigger problem in this country in terms of baby peanut. it's every day. he announced and we're allowing that to happen it hits a meeting of the idiots in the main bout half with babies and you handle the latest on that night that's what i understand it exactly we should stop this now their master. i was effective you are covered with a great solution. no i'm not saying it to be legal i'm just saying maybe designer babies are not that big a problem as the idiots who run around this country not mean why why give birth to a walkie talkie in an i phone world. ryan. people love each other and finding the green prevented this maybe now and some science is the law

right after "monster" and "broccoli." well, i'm not pregnant.ators, upstairs! oh, god, we're dead. you know what? none of this would have happened if you hadn't insisted on sleeping with me. i insisted? you wouldn't give me my wallet back. look, we're in this together. you were there, too. or was i? the jedi mind trick doesn't work in real life, dink. or does it? oh, hey, what's shakin', gang? certainly not donna's belly from being pregnant, right? you're not funny. you're a sinner. now sit. we have decided that you two need premarital counseling at church. premarital? counseling? church? (monotone) why am i talking like a speak & spell? dad, you think this is a good idea? no. i suggested we get him fixed like a dog. counseling can be extremely beneficial. i knew two boys who were about to marry their sweethearts. one boy went to counseling, and one didn't. and the one who didn't go to counseling died. i'll tell ya, if midge and i had counseling, it might have saved our marriage. of course, not sleeping with degenerates from the pool hall would

phillip -- >> stick to broccoli. gerri: so boring. thank you for coming on tonight.ciate your time. >> you're welcome. gerri: later in the show, is the left encouraging a nation of slackers? housing numbers continue to disappoint but is it only weather to blame or is something else going on? is the "house of cards" about to collapse again. gerri: takes another hit. will bad numbers bring down the rest of the economy? expert advice for buyers and gerri: another hurdle for housing today. of sales of existing homes plunging to their lowest level in 18 months, dropping over 5% month to month so are more serious days ahead for housing or is this just a blip on the radar? joining us with advice for buyers and sellers is brian from halstead properties. thank you, brian. this is not pretty. this is not what we led to believe would happen. we thought housing would go through the roof. here we are at 16% down. how do you explain it? >> there is no max market. we all know that. gerri: yep. >> i think this is more of a blip especially in certain regions. what we've seen, there i

they grow 70% of broccoli, cauliflower and celery. what's it going to do to prices? >> they are going to go up. >> reporter: are we talking pennies? >> dollars. >> reporter: several cities near san francisco rely heavily on the water supply. on friday they were told they may only receive half of their water allocation this year. for "cbs this morning" saturday krarter evans, los angeles. >>> the nation's mortgage crisis was at its height six years ago. transcriptions of discussions show an agonizing decision making process. what the fed finally chose to do is the subject of fierce debate in washington and wall street. >> reporter: in early january, 2008 as the housing crisis deepened, ben bernanke called an emergency meeting of the federal reserve. the concern i have is not just a slowdown he said but the possibility it might become a nastier episode. less than two weeks later, the fed would slash interest rates by 75 basis points. the largest cut in more than two decades. i think we have no choice but to get ahead of this bernanke argued. the transcripts of 14 meeti

phillip -- >> stick to broccoli. gerri: so boring. thank you for coming on tonight.e. >> you're welcome. gerri: later i the show, is the left encouraging a nation of slackers? housing numbers continue to disappoint but is it only weather to blame or is something else going on? is the "house of cards" about to collapse again. in the new new york, we don't back down. wenly know one direction: we donup back down. so wre uearl lat inki up gamehangg ids, ke ts: doze of x fr zon acss n yorstat mo her expd he. ortart new bunessere. anpay tax fo10 yrs. withew js, w oprtunies d a w tafreelan. ere'onlyne w r yo busess go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com llrs bngown t ofhe ecomy pedviceorernd gerri: another hurdle for housing today. of sales of existing homes plunging to their lowest level in 18 months, dropping over 5% month to montho are more seris days ahead for housing or is this just a blip on the radar? joining us with advice for buyers and sellers is brian from halstead properties. thank you, brian. this is not pretty. this is not what we led

. >> that's all edible, it's all cabbage, broccoli. i want to dedicate my water to my vegetables. >> reporter: smart considering the snow pack is below normal. agencies will scrape by what whatever water they save and ask customers to be stingy. >> or even going to mandatory rationing. but we're not there yet. and we're not through the winter period yet as well. >> reporter: at this livermore wine bar tonight, there were jokes about drinking wine not water. but the owner is hearing from local vendors, lack of rain, dry wells and lost allocations are adding up to disaster. >> the grape growers are very concerned about lack of water and what it's going to do to the vintage. 2014 is going to be almost nil if we don't get rain. >> reporter: and teenager came out to the fountain, one jumping in the water on a birthday threat. and passers by got a laugh out of it some saying, hey the drought is not that bad yet. >>> the driest we've seen 76 was the banner year for drought. and this year it's surpassing that in a big way. look at where we are

. >> that's all edible, it's all cabbage, broccoli. i want to dedicate my water to my vegetables. >> reporter: smart considering the snow pack is below normal. agencies will scrape by what whatever water they save and ask customers to be stingy. >> or even going to mandatory rationing. but we're not there yet. and we're not through the winter period yet as well. >> reporter: at this livermore wine bar tonight, there were jokes about drinking wine not water. but the owner is hearing from local vendors, lack of rain, dry wells and lost allocations are adding up to disaster. >> the grape growers are very concerned about lack of water and what it's going to do to the vintage. 2014 is going to be almost nil if we don't get rain. >> reporter: and teenager came out to the fountain, one jumping in the water on a birthday threat. and passers by got a laugh out of it some saying, hey the drought is not that bad yet. >>> the driest we've seen 76 was the banner year for drought. and this year it's surpassing that in a big way. look at where we are

everybody knows he hates broccoli. >> kneel bush the third born bush boy is today the heads of the pointsather's presidency to promote volunteerism. >> it is hard to talk about my father without talking about his commitment to service. he has an enduring belief in the human quality of giving to others. he modelled that for people in his own life. it is amazing how he lifts people not only by his example but by his actions. he is a very remarkable man. in my teenaged life and beyond he has been in political service. it is very normal. everybody thinks he flies in private airplanes and go to the best restaurants. dad was out there can couldn'ting the hamburgers when we were young kids. average kind of family with exceptional parenting. i always thought so highly of my dad it didn't surprise me when he became president. we worked hard to get him to be president we all did. >> while many had the perks of living in the white house that was not an option for the bush children. >> he said if he were ever elected president the kids wouldn't be allowed to move into the white house. we have adults

phillip -- >> stick to broccoli. gerri: so boring. thank you for coming on tonight.ppreciate your time. >> you're welcome. gerri: later in the show, is the left encouraging a nation of slackers? housing numbers continue to disappoint but is it only weather to blame or is something else going on? is the "house of cards" about to collapse again. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your li. in charge of makingemories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh gerri: takes another hit. will bad numbers bring down the rest of the economy? expert advice for buyers and sellers next. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey.

i mean, everybody knows he hates broccoli. doesn't count. >> neil bush, the third born bush boy is the head of the points of light institute. it was started during his father's presidency. >> he has an enduring belief in this human quality of giving to others. and he models that for people in his own life. he is the most unselfish human being i think you will probably ever meet. it is amazing how he lifts people not only by his example but by his actions. he is a very remarkable man. basically all of my teenage life and on he has been in political service. but i mean, it was very normal. and everyone thinks he drives around in limos or fly around in personal airplanes or eat in the best restaurants, you know, we really have a very normal life. dad was out there cooking the burgers when i was a young kid. i think he is a pretty average family with exceptional parenting. i always thought so highly of him, i thought he would be a great president. in fact we all worked hard to help him. >> along with the perks of living in the whi

. >> i don't like broccoli or brussels sprouts. >> so do they serve him here at school?s when they are there? >> find other stuff. >> sometimes the kids discover new foods they have never tried before such as kale and kiwi and jicama. one parent was surprised their child ate jicama. they never realized they liked it. so that's a great thing. >> and tiffany discovered she likes tomatoes. they aren't gross. eats heartwarming to see that young kids can make healthy eating choices. the goal is to get this spread throughout silicon valley. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> the silicon valley leadership group is sponsoring an adult and kids fun run this morning, rain or storm, at 9:00 a.m. pretty sure that will be rain. the proceeds will help raise money for the salad bars. it will be brave souls out there running in the rain. let's head up to the roof where lisa argen is tracking the storm. >> hi there, katie. it really has been a north bay event. that's why the national weather service as issued a urban and small stream flood advisory for the next 50 minutes or so. some of the cre

i mean, everybody knows he hates broccoli. neil bush, the third born bush boy is the head of the points of light institute. it was started during his father's presidency. >> he has an enduring belief in this human quality of giving to others. and he models that for people in his own life. he is the most unselfish human being i think you will probably ever meet. it is amazing how he lifts people not only by his example but by his actions. he is a very remarkable man. basically all of my teenage life and on he has been in political service. but i mean, it was very normal. and everyone thinks he drives around in limos or fly around in personal airplanes or eat in the best restaurants, you know, we really have a very normal life. dad was out there cooking the burgers when i was a young kid. i think he is a pretty average family with exceptional parenting. i always thought so highly of him, i thought he would be a great president. in fact we all worked hard to help him. >> along with the perks of living in the white house, that was

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. >> i don't like broccoli or brussels sprouts. >> do they serve them here at school? just get other stuff. >> reporter: sometimes the kids discover new foods they have never tried before, such as kale and jicama. >> one parent surprised their child ate jicama. they never realized that their child liked jicama. so, that's great thing. >> reporter: tiffany discovered she likes tomatoes. they are not gross. it's really heart-warming to see that young kids can make healthy eating choices and the goal is to get this spread throughout silicon valley. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> all right. going to turn to consumer news now, 7 on your side's michael f finny here with questions. >> the questions here, january l. emailed i received $50 appreciation check from my employer but not part of mile. w-2. do i need report it on my tax returns? sadly, you have to report that. if you look there's a line that says "other income," that's what this is considered, other income, that's on line 21. make sure you put the information down there because your boss no doubt is going t

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. >> i don't like broccoli or brussel sprouts. >> so do they serve them here at school?ah. >> and what happens when they're there? >> i just get other stuff. >> reporter: sometimes the kids discover new foods they have never tried before, such as kale, and jicama. >> we had one parent who was surprised their child ate jicama. >> reporter: and tiffany discovered she likes tomatos, they have not gross. it's really heart warming to see that young kids can make healthy eating choices and the goal is to get this spread throughout silicon valley. >>> the silicon valley leadership group is sponsoring an adult and kids fun run this morning. it gets under way in less than 15 minutes now at 9:00 a.m. at san jose's hellier county park. proceeds will help raise money for the salad bars, so that is awesome. good luck to all the runners this morning. i would say stay dry but that's not a possibility. >> yeah, that's right, katie. in fact you're looking at a live shot of emeryville where we've got the risks up today which is an urban and small stream flood advisory for marin and sonoma

. >> i don't like broccoli or brussels sprouts. >> so do they serve him here at school?hey are there? >> find other stuff. >> sometimes the kids discover new foods they have never tried before such as kill and kiwi and hicama. one parent was surprised their child ate it. they never reallyized they liked it. >> and tiffany discovered she likes tomatoes, they aren't gross. >> the goal is to get this spread throughout silicon valley. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> the silicon valley leadership group is sponsor an adult and kids fun run this morning, rain or storm at 9:00 a.m. pretty sure that will be rain. proceeds will help raise money for the salad bars. it will be brave souls out there running in the rain. let's head up to the roof where lisa argen is tracking the storm. >> urban and small stream flood advisory. larkspur, mill valley, and we are looking at havering rates. they haven't seen the rain let up all night long. mt. tam, upwards of 9 inches of rain. some of you have only seen trace amounts. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we have the employs offshore of the nort

broccoli and we have tomato plants with a variety of different types of lettuce is -- of lettuce.a different type of vegetable patch. >> i told him no and i saw the root system. it is a nice clean white root. fish and produce. together and a symbiotic relationship. >> they are available at all times and it's ends less energy and expend more into growth. in this pond, there are 800 catfish being raised on organic fish feed. the water is carried and plants grow on floating rafts. their roots soak up nitrogen-rich fertilizer. >> they use the nutrients and the clean water is returned to the fish tank. -- it isewed for five -- nutrients. >> fisher cold london. it is not possible to have e. coli or salmonella. those fish can be harvested and used as a protein source. >> they are expensive to construct and when they're built, they are less expensive to build -- ron penland-based farms. it illuminates the need for fertilizers, pest of thought that pesticides -- pesticides. 90% less water than conventional farming and the water is continuously recycled. it is not lost in the soil or to eva

have not spent a lot of time with lions but i can tell they have got teeth that are not set up for broccoli. that these animals were vegetarians until this flood. it is something i would ask you to private -- provide proof for. i give you the lyons' -- lions teeth. that is not enough evidence for me. if you ever played telephone, we'd have a secret and whispered to the next person to the next and things often go wrong. it is reasonable to me that instead of lyons being vegetarians on the ark, lions are lions and the information that you use to create your worldview is not consistent with i is a reasonable man would expect. i want everybody to consider the implications of this. if we accept mr. him -- ham's point of view that the bible serves as a science text and he and his followers will interpret that for you. i want you to consider what that means. it means that his word or his interpretation of these other words is somehow to be more respected than what you can observe in nature. what you can find in your backyard and kentucky. a troubling and unsettling point of view and it is one i wo

i have not spent a lot of theeth really aren't set up for broccoli. that these an malice until this flood is something that i would ask you to provide a little more proof for. i give you the lions' teeth. you give me versus as translated into english over what, 30 centuries? so that's not enough evidence for me. if you've ever played telephone wrauf kindergarten secret and whisper it to the next person and so on and things gone wrong. -- and the o you, information that you used to create your world view is not consistent with what i as a reasonable man would expect. so i want everybody to consider the implications of this. if we accept mr. ham's point of view, that -- by mr. ham's point of view that the bible is translated into american english serves as a science text and he and his followers will interpret that for you. just i want you to consider what that means. it means that mr. ham's word or his interpretation of these other words is somehow to be more respected than your what you can observe in nature and what you can find literally in your bac

. >> you told a group of young people that broccoli was your favorite food.week as the "tonight show" host -- ♪ thanks for the memories >> -- leno has invited back some of his favorite guests to say good-bye. >> i don't know what we're going to do, what i'm going to do without jay. but jimmy has a lovely warmth about him and just delightful. i've hit on him tonight three times, and i think he's going to be fun to spend some time with. >> deb bik vickers has been jay's producer and close friend for over 20 years. >> one of the things about jay that people might be surprised about is he's funny on the air, but he's funnier off. and most comfortable probably in his denims and hanging out more so than in the suit and tie and the cameras and stuff. >> you know, jimmy, jimmy starts the new "tonight show" on the 17th. and it would be a shame if there was some sort of accident he was not able -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jay and his crew have been killing it for more than 20 years. so when we come out of the gate, we want to come out fast and hard. >> jimmy fallon!

others have decide not to plant things like broccoli, lettuce and tomatoes because of the drought. >>that bill costing $100 billion a year provides a financial cushion for farmers who face unpredictable weather and market conditions. it also cuts about 1% from the food stamp program. that's much less than republicans had wanted. president obama signs the bill friday in michigan. >>> president facing a new firestorm of criticism over obamacare. a new government report finds it will cost the american workforce more than 2.5 million full-time jobs over the next decade. here's our chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: the race is on to get people signed up for obamacare. millions spent on ads. some of them a little goofy. ♪ ♪ enroll today >> reporter: but the critics are seizing on the dramatic new headline. the health law will result in 2 million fewer full-time workers by 2017. according to nonpartisan congressional budget office. >> the bad consequences are worse than anybody anticipated. >> reporter: but it's not that clear-cut. the report actually says, 2 milli