california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education. and the united states immigration and naturalization service. what a mess out there. with all this construction going on, it's going to take a miracle to get our customers in here. i thought you called the city to find out what was going on. i have called them every morning and every afternoon for the past two weeks. - what did they say ? - nothing. i still haven't spoken to anyone. - in other words, they're campaigning for reelection. - exactly. - hello. - hello. - i am hassan. - i'm sorry, sir. we are not open yet. no problem. i think you should know, sir, there are people who are placing... pieces of wood with stripes on them all over the street in front of your cafe. yes, we know. the city promised to remove them. but it hasn't happened yet. i see. excuse me, one moment. what a strange man. i can't help thinking he reminds me of someone. so-- has anyone seen my cousin ? i told him to wait out in front of the cafe. i should have guessed. okay, everything is much better now, huh ? h

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. - jamal ! - what ? i'm sorry. i just wish the phone would ring. any word yet ? -it seems like forever since the paramedics left. -rosa should have called by now. i hope mr. brashov is all right. perhaps our phone is not working. well, it was worth a try. hello ? it's rosa. - oh, good. - what ? what does she say ? what ? mr. brashov is all right. they say he's had a mild heart attack. they say he's out of danger. what's that, rosa ? she said that he's already argued with two of the nurses. yes, that is a good sign. not if you're one of those nurses. can we visit him tonight ? rosa, are visitors allowed tonight ? she says no visitors until tomorrow. well, rosa tell mr. brashov that we wish him well... and that we'll be by to see him tomorrow. okay, bye, rosa. i am surprised we cannot visit him tonight. when my uncle was sick back home, friends and family stayed with him all night. we even brought him his meals. well i'm glad

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. i'm sorry i'm late. carrie couldn't find the key-- ¿ pero que paso aqui ? my feelings exactly. we better check the back. someone might still be in there. you're right. you stay here. no. i'm going with you. it's all right. there's nobody here. all the money is here. i don't understand. - probably one of those gangs. - how do you know ? look at the wall. we are lucky they only came here to mess the place up. yes, very lucky. you are going to call the police, aren't you ? oh, yes, of course. look at this. it has chinese lettering on it. henry must have left it here when he was opening boxes. - so what is it doing in the wall ? - i don't know. maybe they wanted to show us they could do whatever they want to our property. - what shall we do with it ? - oh, just give it back to henry. oh, no ! who is that ? who do you think ? it looks like a war zone in here. have you called the police ? i was just about to. unbelievable. mr. br

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. it's weird. that man's been sitting out there all afternoon. actually he's been out there since this morning. i wonder what he's doing. looks to me like he's reading a newspaper. yeah, but all day ? shouldn't we do something ? do what ? he'sust reading a paper. now, are you sure you understand everything on the list mr. brashov ? if i understood all this i wouldn't need you. don't worry. nothing will go wrong, and i'll be back in a week. i'd better get my coat. i just have time to pick up azza and get to the airport. - have a wonderful vacation. - well, it is a working trip for jihan, but we're hoping to spend some time together. i better hurry. mr. brashov, have you noticed the man who's been sitting out front ? jamal, what does this mean ? mr. brashov ? if water pressure is low turn valve on left ? mr. brashov. he's got oth things on his mind. i'm glad he's not concerned. concerned about what ? the man who's been hanging

california, florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. pero hace mucho tiempo que no vuelvo a méxico. méxico ha cambiado mucho. ¿ cuánto tiempo se van a quedar por aquí ? volveremos a méxico en dos semanas. i ay, saluden a todos de mi parte ! claro que sí. fue un gusto verte. adiós. adiós. adiós. it's all yours. ¿ qué quieren ustedes, por favor ? i'll have an omelet with mushrooms and tomatoes. i'll have pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs. coming right up. congratulations, katherine. i almost understood what you were saying. very funny. it seems like only yesterday that you came here looking for a job. i still remember how confident you were. that wasn't confidence, it was desperation. well, i don't know how we're going to get along without you. oh, but we'll find a way. seriously, katherine, what are you going to do ? well, one thing's for sure-- i'm going to spend a lot more time with my kids; bill wants me to help him w

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. it's weird. that man's been sitting out there all afternoon. actually he's been out there since this morning. i wonder what he's doing. looks to me like he's reading a newspaper. yeah, but all day ? shouldn't we do something ? do what ? he'sust reading a paper. now, are you sure you understand everything on the list mr. brashov ? if i understood all this i wouldn't need you. don't worry. nothing will go wrong, and i'll be back in a week. i'd better get my coat. i just have time to pick up azza and get to the airport. - have a wonderful vacation. - well, it is a working trip for jihan, but we're hoping to spend some time together. i better hurry. mr. brashov, have you noticed the man who's been sitting out front ? jamal, what does this mean ? mr. brashov ? if water pressure is low turn valve on left ? mr. brashov. he's got oth things on his mind. i'm glad he's not concerned. concerned about what ? the man who's been hanging

california florida, illinois.. and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. wha's the matter ? can't rosa spell "fish" ? - well, rosa is not here yet. - well, i'm sure she'll be here soon. we open in ten minutes. she'usually here by now. maybe she fell on the way to the bus. she only walks one block to the bus stop. what if her bus ran out of gas ? well, another bus would come along and pick her up. but what if the other bus is hijacked ? hey, now that's a thought. just kidding. come on. come on. rapido. i es lo unico que me faltaba ! - at 6:55 on a beautiful monday morning-- - i'm late ! ♪ oh, well, at least my face will smell fresh. are my pancakes ready yet ? just a minute. i only have two hands. and you only have two customers. okay, okay. what's the matter, jess ? you know you're getting old when you hurt your back playing golf. you should sleep on a board. that works for me. i just bought an expensive bed. i'm not going to g

california florida illinois bunch of other states that hit the formula and in the last budget reconciliation deal with. the republicans the democrats came up with the republicans said they didn't want an employee benefits to continue out ninety nine weeks they only wanted to be seventy actually they wanted to be fifty three weeks the compromise was seventy nine weeks so thanks to this new republican law four hundred thousand americans are about to lose their unemployment two hundred thousand did last weekend meanwhile c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase jamie diamond said something interesting this weekend on the value of the democratic party leaders of the of. your democrat still i would call myself a barely democrat this point doesn't mean i don't have their values i want jobs i want a more equal society i don't mind paying higher taxes i don't mind lifting up or you know i do think we're brother's keeper so diamond says he has values in line with the democratic party create jobs more equitable society pay taxes believe in the world our brother's keeper when did the republican party lose those val

de los latinos, usan esos beneficios mas que otros trabajadores. 8 estados, california, texas, pennsylvan ia, florida, illinoisarolina del norte, colorado y connecticut reduciran el maximo beneficio de desempleo este mes de 99 a 79 semanas. esto fue parte de 1 acuerdo en el congreso de reducir el beneficio federal de desempleo si la tasa de desocupacion disminuia, como ha ocurrido. el candidato presidencial republicano dice que esto sucede porque la administrac ion obama no ha podido crear mas empleos. mitt romney, candidato presidencial republicanono han sido ces de crear empleos. de hecho toda la baja de la tasa de desempleo desde su punto maximo de 10% al 8.1% ahora se debe no a la creacion de la empleos, si no a la gente de sale de la fuerza laboral. el gobierno se defiende indicando que se estan creando empleos de manera consistente. pero si el desempleo nacional hispano es de 10.3%, en los estados es mayor. alicia criado, con. nac. de la razamuchos estados todavia es 1 situacion dificil, pero si estamos viendo senales de que esta mejorando. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c.en california, el dese

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california. the others live in mostly florida, illinois, north carolina, pennsylvania, and texas.the extended benefits program is for unemployed people with unto 20 weeks of checks after they have already run through their federal and state benefits which last about 79 weeks combined. >>> now, my hand's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >>> blazing sunshine out thered today. good-looking weather across the area. take a look. baltimore. gorgeous shot. a little breezy. winds west/northwest 15. dew point is very low. very dry here in place and air temperature again low 70s in most spots today. take a look at our few of our abc 2 weather bug cameras. we find brilliant blue skies over frederick today looking good. tough to complain here and how about our view from ccbc. always love to look out toward the outer harbor here. and cranes working hard there. anapolis today is nothing but sun. great day to be out sailing on the river at the naval academy. maryland's top radar continues to scan clear. we'll continue to do so tonight, tomorro

and it will hit certain states harder than others -- california, florida, illinois, massachusetts, minnesota, new jersey, new york, ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin. my state as well, the state of utah. the presence of medical device manufacturers is significant in all of these states. this new tax will roughly double the device industry's total tax bill and raise its average effective corporate income tax rate to one of the highest effective tax rates faced by any industry in the world. the president and his allies frequently attack industries that choose to move their operations overseas, but they do not seem to grasp that their policies are driving these industries to do just that. with the onset of this new tax, u.s. device manufacturers are increasingly likely to choose plants in the united states and replace them with plants in foreign countries. according to another report by the lewen group, the american technology industry contributes contributes $382 billion in economic output to the u.s. economy every year. and president obama in the middle of the weak economy, facing high rates o

this, but her state also is a major manufacturer and innovator of medical devices but california, florida, illinois massachusetts, new jersey, new york, ohio, pennsylvania, texas, wisconsin will all suffer potential job losses if this medical device tax is imposed. we're not taking it up in this bill. it would obviously potentially derail the bill, the agreement has been made that it would be set aside. i know senator hatch is looking for -- on our side is looking for an opportunity to bring that up at another vehicle, and i want to support that and i encourage my colleagues to take a look at the impact of that fee on our ability as a nation to be the leader in innovation and export of medical devices. with that, mr. president, i again want to thank senators harkin and enzi for shepherding the food and drug administration safety and innovation act through the committee. i think this legislation will help improve patients' access to new medical technology. it will protect american jobs and improve the f.d.a. so america can remain a global leader in biomedical innovation. and i encourage my colleague

california is not the only state impacted, colorado, texas, illinois, pennsylvania, connecticut, north carolina and florida will also cut off the long term unemployment. more than 200,000 people losing benefits. but almost half live right here in california. i am grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> around the country gas prices are falling because of slower growth in china and weak job numbers in the united states but that is not the story in california. experts say gas prices will rise over night and then keep climbing. kron 4's kate thompson explains how it is driving up the price here. >> reporter: filling up, phil shells out $100 to fill up. >> hard on business. personal physicals. everything. >> reporter: a sharp jump in prices, 20 cents a gallon in the next week, owners like phil are getting clobbered. >> discouraging to see the price go up, when it is higher than it has been in years. >> reporter: a gallon in san francisco costs $4.40. but several issues that produce california special clean burning gas brought production to a halt and supply is low. prices in the bay area have risen, 12 cents a gallon th

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california. the others are set to lose the extension live in colorado, texas, illinois, florida, north carolina, pennsylvania and connecticut. there is a silver lining, though. the benefits are expiring because the economy in these states are improving. the federal extended program gives 20 weeks after the normal state and federal benefits have been exhausted. it must show that the unemployment rate is 10 high are. 25 states have rolled out the extensions and several more are expected to exit the program next month leaving alaska as the only state. >>> there will be a low calorie option. the chain said it will have half the calories. more will be rolled out over the rest of the year. it will have about 20-calories in an eight ounce serving. this is the first time this 7 eleven has rolled it out nationwide. that sounds tasty. >> coming up, we have a warning about those tiny round batteries. what you need to know to keep your little ones save. that's coming up with jamie costello which starts right now. >>> shot, while waiting for the life to change. where less are in finding out who did this. >>

launch a tour that begins next week going across the country, going to virginia, florida, california, arkansas, montana, illinoist the american people tell their story about the importance of not having these tremendous defense cuts. martha: does anybody across -- is anybody across the aisle reaching out saying look, we know you don't want the defense cuts, we'll give you this much, you give us that much, any conversation like that happening whatsoever? >> it is. on our tour, we'll have democrats and republicans that will be there who are concerned about these cuts, and remember martha, it's important to note, that the house has passed a budget. it's the senate that refuses to pass a budget. may not be a perfect budget, but they ought to pass something so we can at least go to con freansd try to reconcile those differences. we can't let this happen to the american people in defense of our country or balance this on the backs of our veterans. martha: looks like folks are pretty fed up. congressman, we wish you and both sides some luck as you try to handle it. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. bill

california. others poised to live in colorado, texas, illinois, florida, north carolina, pennsylvania and connecticutis a silver lining. these benefits are expiring because the economy is improving in these states. this is giving the unemployment checks after their normal federal benefits have been exhausted. to qualify this state must show that it is a 10% increase than at least one of the past three years. 25 states have withheld. seven more are also planning to exit with alaska only being the state receiving benefits. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffe

california. he goes to illinois. he goes to new york. he goes to florida. you name it, he's going there. and he gets these great crowds and he is ecstatic because he can talk about how he's gone after workers' rights. here in wisconsin, we've lost jobs. from my standpoint, he's taken his eye off the prize. >> the anger over the bargaining fight has fueled this focal point. the unemployment rate at its lowest rate since 2008 since governor walker took office, annual 5,900 private sector jobs in the state have been created. let's talk about the general in november. who's going to get the blame or the credit for the economic picture there? >> what's so interesting is if you look at a graph of last year, nationally we gained jobs every month. on the national level, every month this nation gained jobs. at the same time, wisconsin, the slope of the line was going in the opposite direction. if wisconsin had simply matched what the national performance would have been, we'd have an additional 64,000 jobs in this state. we're one of those rare states where one line -- the national line is growing

california where unemployment is 11%, north carolina where unemployment is 9.7%, florida, where unemployment is at 9%, illinois it is at 8.8%. so you're adding pain to people that are already hurt. how did we come out in negotiations and have ourselves in this predicament. it is almost unthinkable. >> it is, the idea is at some point when the economy is clearly in a much, much stronger recovery, you would absolutely want those benefits to fade. as those statistics shows, we're not near there yet. you're taking people off of the unemployment rolls, and replace 20-30% of their earnings. this is a program you absolutely need when labor demand is layed low as it has been for so long. let me hitchhike off of a couple of joe's points. i thought he was extremely articulate. here is a part that we have not discussed yet. amidst all of these cuts, what we haven't yet pointed out is on the other side of those cuts is literally trillions of dollars of tax breaks aimed at those at the top of the income scale. $4.6 trillion from ryan. so that's about $9 trillion in taxes. if you figured out that low income people have too

california is not the only state impacted. colorado, texas, illinois, pennsylvania, connecticut, n.c. in the florida long-term unemployed. nationwide, more than 200,000 people losing benefits, but almost half of those 200,000 live right here in california. >> the hostages' situation is getting worse. >> the cameras are positive thing a good thing, but it's time to build the citizens to stand up and say, we're not going to tolerate this any more. if we need more policing, that is what we will have to support financially. >>ysabel: the cameras he mentioned are the ones that police have been up in the area. there has been a direct effort to cut off the sex trade in that period. >>marty: still some fog on the golden gate but nowhere near as bad as it was before. we will be right back. >> the president is thinking that leeson's on fourth before risking their lives and keep in the countries they. in a rose garden ceremony this morning to present award two dozen top cop honors for actions beyond the call of duty. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney just deliver a commencement speech at liberty

california, new york, texas, florida, new jersey, illinois. these have been primary destination states for a decade. but us look california. this is to the right, excuse me, to the left. among the foreign-born in the u.s. prior to 2005, about 27% were residing in california. those that came to dozen 5 and later, only 19% residing in california. you can see the difference in the light green bar come at residing in all other states, it increased. host: pick a couple more critical slides and we will take calls as you do this. baltimore, this is ken. go ahead. caller: hello. i am a naturalized foreign born citizen. i moved here around 1995. there are a couple points i want to make. one, the should be a process. but the way we're trying to do it is not good. everybody assumes that people with a different color or accent is here illegally. that is not the case. secondly, we come here for one reason, for opportunity. we do not take the opportunity for granted. we worked so hard. most of the undergraduate students -- the number really goes up. it shoul

eight states are affected including california, where more than half of the recipients live. florida, illinois, north carolina, colorado, connecticut, pennsylvania, and texas also on the list. to be eligible states must prove their jobless rate is at least 10% higher now than in one of the last three years. those rates have been falling as the unemployed find new jobs or leave the workforce for good. >>> it's a big i told you so from bank reformers as jpmorgan chase discloses a trading loss of $2 billion in just six weeks. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. how does this affect the rest of us? >> here's what's interesting in this whole story that's unfolded since last night, carol. $2 billion is a drop in the bucket for jpmorgan chase. this company will get through it and it should not affect customers. no doubt about it. this is a big deal. what jpmorgan did was gamble. it made risky bets and it lost. ironically the bets were meant to protect against possible losses on jpmorgan's other investments but it backfired and the bets produced losses of their own. all of this came out la

california, new york, illinois, because he will win those states, and texas because he probably won't win that state, in other stateds alone we can win half of the seats, and then where we are, together, floridawashington state, if that becomes a battleground . if it isn't it is a good state for us in any case. florida, washington state, maryland will pick up one. onesies and twosies all over the world. and the -- of course it's about the candidates they will always tell the great candidates -- of the candidates we have fielded about 75 to win 25, half of them are women, a large number of them are minorities. it is invigoration. from the standpoint of the candidates, the mobilization -- >> the message. >> the message of course, we have been helped in the last two weeks with the budget that says we're going to cut off medicare guarantee, and we don't want to fund contraception. >> this week dave camp who is actually a representative from michigan who is going to be in charge of deciding the tax cut portion of that romney budget, which is, you know, creating two tax brackets for people and costing the country about $3.5 trillion in revenue. how does that work? will you be at the table at all --

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budget gap for 2013, california is at 15 billion, which is huge, but illinois, a much smaller state is at 1.8 bill kwrorpbgs it goes from there to massachusetts, louisiana, then floridaop five. you were saying? >> right, and the thing is you can't continue to spend money you don't have. you know, government has got to stop growing so big. i've been trying to say that for years, and unfortunately this has just been kind of ram rodded for the last ten years spinning out of control. the pension problem has been a lot longer than that, but the actual budget problem that we have right now has been over the last ten or 11 years. bill: i don't know how you're going to solve it but we're going to follow it. we've seen stories, watched them in ohio and illinois. so many folks are going through this right now. when you go back to the state house today, what are you going to be like? >> well, i'm going to tell you that my hope is that maybe we sent a clear message yesterday that we will continue down a path of working together in a bi-partisan manner. understand this issue was an issue that we the republicans had taken a lead on and all of a sudden the rug had been pulled out f

florida still over 14%, new jersey over 8%. illinois over 7%. think about it. illinois now has twice the rate of loans in foreclosure as california does.n categories, 7.4% were delinquent in q-1. but of fha loans, 12% were delinquent. plus, fha loans are climbing up to 29 basis points to 3.83%ment we're clearly on the backside of the foreclosure crisis. but judicial states are still taking far too loaning to process the bad loans and that is still jamming the system. the mortgage servicing settlement and more aggressive loan modifications may come back to bite us as those loans could redefault. for now, most of the numbers are coming down. simon? >> okay. good news. thank you very much for that, diana. let's check where we are in the markets. 26 merz of tmbers of the dow ar positive. a bounce back today. the dow is still down about 4%. interestingly today, it's the likes of energies and industrial that's are doing reasonably well, beaten down sectors for all the reasons we talk about so often and, of course, we just looked at the oil price and, again, the loss that's we have there today. let's have a look at the move today. that is imp