el condado cucook en california washington.evitar la separación de familias. >>> seguimos con ustedes. >>> gracias ga lo, y cada vez son más marcadas las diferencias entre estados y ciudades que a cosan o protegen a los inmigrantes indocumentados chicago es una de las últimas. el consejo muchnicipal aprobó leyes y el alcalde propuso otra ordenanza para protegerlos aún más. vivían avila nos explica en qué consiste. >>> aunque chicago es conocida como una ciudad santuario para los inmigrantes, una nueva ordenanza prohíbe que pregunte el estatus migratorio de las personas detenidas por delitos menores. esta seria una herramienta efectiva para combatir el crimen en la ciudad. >>> no quiero que alguien en la comunidad le tema a la policía por su estatus migratorio si ve un crimen repórtelo si es víctima de un crimen repórtelo a la policía la propuesta viene luego que la ciudad recibe deportes en que indocumentados han sido detenidos por infracción de transito. pasan a manos de inmigración. esta ordenanza puede ser seguida por otras

we have driven highway 5 in california, washington and oregon. >> amy's first way to save, leave thel-size suv at home. >> very tempting to take the suv. it is roomy but they're gas hog. >> a mid size car saves hundreds of dollars in gas and yes the kids are comfortable. on to hotels, full disclosure, her blog is sponsored by best western hotels but she says any modern road side chain will work. you can find clean rooms for under a hundred dollars a night if you a void down tour or a tourist town. >> they tend to offer free breakfast, free parking. >> another tip, amy, make sure the hotel has a pool for free play time. >> all kids really want to do is swim. >> and free parks to fill in the afternoon with hiking and exmotherring. >> amy visits theme parks and museums late in the day for discounts. that's -- for just a few buck. >> we went -- bucks. >> we went on friday night after 5:00 when admission is half off. >> to avoid the frustrating summer-time traffic jams have a realtime traffic an like rays or -- amy says skip the sit down chain where is family meal can cost $60. instead sh

california and oregon washington hawaii and alaska will each get $50,000. alaska state leaders still say the money will not be enough for the job. other parts of the country are also looking for relief from the heat. a new report says more than half the u.s. is seen drought conditions. last month but drought expanded in the west. experts say dry conditions could result in massive crop loss if rain is not yet those regions soon. today the fbi is trying to figure out how and needles got inside the turkey sandwiches on board for delta flights. one passenger was hurt when he bit into a sandwich and was stopped by the needle. delta stop serving sandwiches because of the incident. in a written statement it said delta is taking this matter extremely seriously and is cooperating with authorities who are investigating the incident. delta has taken immediate action with our inflight caterer in amsterdam to ensure the quality and safety of the food we provide. delta says security for its new production has increased and they're using prepackaged food as the investigat

in addition to california, alaska, washington, oregon, and hawaii will each get up to $50,000 for debris removal. the japanese government estimates 1.5 million tons of debris still floating in the ocean after the tsunami. >> 4:55. i imagine that mike inouye, not exactly a tsunami on the roads. >> just a little bit, an ebb tide going on. even calmer for the peninsula because the disabled vehicle that was sticking out in the lanes is cleared from the area. south 101 at university. south of the dumbarton bridge. the dumbo has construction crews there eastbound blocking two lanes heading over to the fremont and newark side. no slowing, this is the tradition overnight. we'll take to you the east bay. look at this. we have slowing westbound 580, already kicking in. it's 4:55 so that's early to see this slowdown just a tad bit of slowing about 50 miles per hour coming into livermore. also construction over on the left side of the screen. 680 both directions. with that slowing in livermore we'll check antioch. we have your construction closing the eastbound direction at love ridge. westbound rig

both california and washington are working to expand their sections of the electric highway.y the end of next year, drivers may be able to go from canada all the way to mexico. but with only 1200 electric cars on the road in oregon, not everyone is buying in. the sticker price for ecars can come as a shock to some. despite the name, fast chargers aren't fast. thirty minutes to power up. for drivers like bruce sergeant, it's worth the wait. he hasn't paid for gas in over a year. >> we were spending from $260 to $280 a month on gas. now it's maybe $15 a month. >> reporter: the power of going green driving some in oregon to hit the road like never before. miguel almaguer, nbc news, medford, oregon. >>> coming up next, a rare sight in the sea. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do

california, oregon and washington and hawaii and alaska will each get $15,000. the state says that they will not get money for the job. this morning other parts of the country says they will not get 3qlief. ,,,,,,,,,, there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. preliminary information is it was a shooting that took place in the crowd at the event >> police are holding at least one person. some people were hit by gunfire and others were hit in the panic that followed the shooting. for the second time in four days traffic between the u.s. and canada was stopped due to a bomb threat. it was closed for more than five hours last night. someone called 911 to say bombs go

california, oregon, washington, hawaii, and alaska will each get $50,000. alaskan state leaders say the money will not be enough for the job. they could see the funding as early as this month and the fbi is trying to figure out how needles got inside of turkey sandwiches on board for delta airlines flights. new this morning, the passenger her to put into the needle in a sandwich is speaking out. >> had i taken a big swallow and slow that down, i would have a needle inside, that would be very concerning to me. >> the sewing needles were found on three domestic flights and one international. delta stopped serving sandwiches because of the incident. delta says that security four meal production has increased and they're using more prepackaged food as the investigation continues. i read a statement earlier that says they're taking this very seriously in cooperation with all the agencies involved. >> that victim was a doctor ... he knows his stuff. >> exactly. at least he knew what to do in that type of situation. >> that could have seriously hurt someone. >> co

both california and washington are working to expand their sections of the electric highway.end of next year drivers may be able to go from canada all the way to mexico. but with only 1200 electric cars on the road in oregon, not everyone is buying in. the sticker price for ecars can come as a shock to some. despite the name, fast chargers aren't fast. thirty minutes to power up. for drivers like bruce sergeant, it's worth the wait. he hasn't paid for gas in over a year. >> we were spending from $260 to $280 a month on gas. now maybe $15 a month. >> reporter: the power of going green driving some in oregon to hit the road like never before. miguel almaguer, nbc news, oregon. >>> coming up next, a rare sight in the sea. the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that you soak your denture in polident. polident doesn't scratch the denture surface, and it kills 99.9% of bacteria that are responsible for causin

california. lisa washington is in san francisco to explain how some eateries are trying to get around a lot.nds like they're trying to use the excuse of where to locate it. >> location location location, there are at least to be area restaurants that are still serving the fat and it stuck delicacy. one of those is the presidio social club. it is on federal land so they say they are exempt from the statewide ban and the are celebrating bastille day today, offering a special menu where guests can add the delicacy for an additional $18. it will continue to offer the delicacy as a staple on its menu. in mountain view, the head chef of t.j. is giving it away. one animal activists says that is the legal. >> we are here to educate the public that they aren't legally in violation of the band and they care more about a cruel delicacy than complying with the law. if they are violating this law you have to wonder what others they're violating >> that was one animal activists. the restaurant stockpiled the delicacy before the ban took effect. the use to sell it on their menu but now they're giving it aw

and will be leading a caravan from california to washington, d.c. in august.ignificant is his movement as he stands up against the so- called war on drugs? he says he wants to be not just in mexico but want to go to where the demand is, where the guns flow from in the u.s. >> very important, his role in mexico. he has really unmasked the drug war, demonstrating it is not the case at the people who have been dying are criminals that deserve to die. these are normal citizens. the drug war has been a war conducted against the mexican people in general. i think this march will be very important in terms of demonstrating to u.s. populations how directly responsible they are for the violence in mexico. most of their drug use and the sale of weapons. this is your important for the u.s. population to become more conscious of their role in what is happening south of the border. once again, i am not too optimistic about the mexican side of the equation with nieto coming in. we will see what happens in the elections in november. that will be very important in terms of u.

the media eliminated jobs in california and washington state as it was creating them in china. frontline of the trends of outsourcing american jobs. mitt mitt romney invested in them and acquired them, but personally profited from them. >> the claim is that this happened while he was at bain, not after he left. >> correct. through 2001 while he said he was gone, mitt romney remained sole owner and remained on the management committee. he was in fact certainly involved in these decisions. he signed sec documents that may clear that he was on the management committee. >> let's talk about what everyone else is talking about. the fund-raising numbers for you guys. showing that the romney campaign raised 35 million more than your candidate last month and the campaign out with a new e-mail to support. we just got our hands on it. here's just a snippet. this is from the president. we can win a race in which the other side spends more than we do, but not this much more. how are you guys going to make up the difference? >> we anticipated that special interest would mobilize to give unli

eliminated jobs in california and washington state as it created them in china.stream international, took a look at call center sites around the united states, decided not to create american jobs here. they went to india instead. >> so here's the key that i think you want the country to know. mitt romney has been running around the country saying he knows how the economy works. he's saying he can manage it a lot better than president obama. he's all about creating job. when he was at the helm of bain capital, and there's discrepancy on whether he was or wasn't, you're saying he was shipping jobs overseas. >> that's correct. the president is fighting to end tax breaks for companies that shift jobs overseas. the tax break he has on the table has incentives for companies to outsource. >> there will be judgment day coming up in november. ben, good to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter and facebook. we always want to know what you think. coming up, mitt romney has

in addition to california, alaska, washington, oregon and hawaii all will get up to $50,000 for thatmoval. the japanese government estimate there is is 1.5 million tons of debris still floating in the ocean after that tsunami. >> got to love a cool bay area morning. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> you've got to love how the natural ac is going to keep your bill down. probably for the whole month as we've had a much cooler than average july so far. that maintains as we head throughout the afternoon. 70 degrees at noon inland only making our way to the upper 70s. 77 degrees is perfection. no need for the ac later on. bay side and the coast, you'll have gray skies probably until noon. you break for lunch 60 at the coast. rounding out close to 70 in oakland. let's check your drive. >> we'll take you to the slowing which kicks in for livermore now. we see yellow chiclets showing up. the volume is starting to shift west. 16 minutes there. antioch, the yellow -- the red means below 20 as you approach g street. around a through l, looking at 20. and then a l

. >>> ahora que las temperaturas excesivas se dirigen al estado de washington, y california las autoridadesbaja un poco salir a caminar al parque. durante el dÍa estÁ muy duro. >>> en el oeste, se trata de evitar o minimizar consecuencias con la sufrida en otras partes del paÍs como los posibles daÑos a las cosechas. como el maÍz en iowa en maryland. >>> se expandieron por el calor extremo. la gran amenaza es de incendios. >>> por favor, si van a cocinar afuera si tienen carbÓn, utilice agua para ex tino girl. de costa a costa, una prioridad ha sido la bÚsqueda de cualquier tipo de alivio del calor. en lancaster carlos botifoll telemundo. >>> encontraron un narco tÚnel de 95 pies de longitud que a atraviesa la frontera entre sonora y arizona el tÚnel comienza en un lugar habilitado como fÁbrica de hielo y que termina en otro establecimiento camuflado como negocio en california. el tÚnel era utilizado para trasiego, de drogas, armas, dinero e indocumentados. >>> estamos en mÉxico a una semana despuÉs de las elecciones presidenciales donde la controversia, sobre quien gobernarÁ el paÍs contin

california, virginia, texas, washington, d.c., maryland, would each lose more than 100,000 jobs. the bottom line here, this is the manifestation of your elected officials not doing their jobs. they don't see it that way. >> i will absolutely continue this debate into 2013 rather than lock in a long-term deal this year that throws middle class families under the bus. >> when we don't take on the issues like entitlement reform, tax reform, the things that need to be done, it doesn't get any better. it only gets worse. >> mark hill is an associate professor at clemson university and steven moore an editorial writer at the wall street journal. thanks for joining us. doesn't it scream for compromise. >> it absolutely screams for compromise. there is no way you will get anything through unless you also compromise on the other end and have some kind of spending reduction. not in the major stuff, not in the most crucial stuff, but we have to make cuts and take losses >> do you think the republicans, steven moore, will be able to agree to something, anything that will allow them to keep t

bankrupted in the united states with workers losing their jobs or modus media eliminating jobs in california and washington while it was creating jobs in china. mitt romney, has held himself to a double standard, claimed credit for jobs created during the period at companies that he had acquired. but has avoided responsibility for that job loss. >> jennifer: i completely agree. i think the reason why the romney camp is reacting so strongly is because this is an effective attack to say that mitt romney outsourced and it is one of the reasons perhaps why if there was falseness in statements either publicly or filed, that he knew that it would be very harsh reality. so the question is if he did file a false statement at the s.e.c., is that a felony? is the obama campaign claiming that mitt romney may have committed a felony? >> well, that's certainly the question that we raised today on the conference call. look we know according to the documents that were in the "the boston globe" this morning that during this period, after 1999, when romney says he left bain, he was president of the company. he was chairman

obama is on the campaign trail this week with a stop in nevada on monday and then on to california and washingtonis campaign overseas next week. he'll be meeting with world leaders and going to the olympic games. the opening ceremonies in london. cnn national political correspondent jim acosta has a preview. >> reporter: mitt romney will be busy when he goes overseas. he is scheduled to leave for his foreign trip on wednesday and aides to the gop contender say this trip is really an opportunity for him to listen and learn, but also make what they're calling a clear and resolute stand with nations that share american values. now in the uk, romney is expected to meet with prime minister david cameron and former prime minister tony blair. of course, the timing of this trip is no accident. romney is set to attend the opening ceremonies for the olympics in london and look for romney in turning around the salt lake city olympic games in 2002, a story his aides say the public hasn't heard enough of. he is expected to head to israel for meetings with benjamin netanyahu and israeli president shimon peres.

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it's true there will be the first in california or the oregon and washington and there's a lot of evidence it could be with the tsunami the verify drew was a part in japan and south was not all rounds during this nominee this is a picture of a similar are faded grades but washed up on shore and white. it came from japan. it's a great story. is it true? >>> prof. yawn hoffman at the university of hawaii would study this that isn't convinced. >>> it directly from japan. the profession it thinks it may be too soon and to but it's a bit to clean for all that travel. but he admits no and latinos. and it's not like daring to make a buck is not going to go anyway. a monetary value on what happened in japan is sure does make an inch in conversation piece even more so than the motorcycle he found none that long ago. near fort ross might shiver in cbs five. do great man's disease tsunami once again you can visit our web sites for the agenda is now and we have some changes coming. there grades some subtle changes bus planner in the areas 90 degrees if all the difference hopeful you did as well. the m

california south central and here in washington in the southeast, drug czars that would be wiped out in 5 minu >>> did you get into the issue of who should prescribe antidepressants and other psychopharmacological medications for mood-altering drugs? should it be psychiatrists only or mds or -- what are you doing with regard to that? >> it should be mds but shay should be much better fland how to do it. and there should be more controls now. most drugs come out through mail ordered houses and we know when a doctor is over prescribing or prescribing too much for a patient. but there is a problem. you talked about oxycontin. oxycontin is incredibly effective pain killer. it's incredibly addictive and should only be used in the worst pain. but what happens is the family doctor has 40 people sitting in his room every day. gives it to somebody and they say, i feel fine. and he says god, i have a drug that works and then he puts it out there. and the other thing, parents have got to start thinking about locking their medicine cabinets the way 50 years ago they would have locked their liquo

existe conexion en los envios >>busqueda de cuatro adolescentes desaparecidos en washington culmino aquí en el norte de californiad tendrían que devolver sus vehículos >>en breve el pronóstico del tiempo. adolescentes desaparecidos en la busqueda de cuatro adolescentes desaparecidso en el estado de washington, culminó aquí >>muy buenas tardes, luego de una persecucion vehicular, la policía pudo identificar a los jóvenes luego que se estrellaran contra una pared. >>yo escuché el impacto y me imagine'lo peor >>segun la policía acudian a otra llamada de auxilio cuando divisaron que otro vehículo circulaba con las luces, apagadas.e el conductor se nego a deternse y se inicio una persecucion, hasta que el conductor se estrello. >>iba muy fuerte, paso rápido, oi el impacto >>dentro del automóvil que dicen había sido robado en el estado de washington, había cuatro jóvenes entre los 13 y 18 años, todos resultaron heridos, uno se fracturó una pierna, no llevaban puestos los cinturones de seguridad, el conductor tenia trece años >>ellos querian visitar los Ángeles a un familia, una travesia de malgusto >>por primera vez in

he raced in california, oregon, and washington starting in more than 1,000 races. no word yet on how the community here at the fairgrounds plans to honor him this weekend. live from pleasanton i'm tara moriarty. >>> in overnight news the fbi is now leading the investigation into two dangerous laser incidents involving commercial jets heading into sfo. the trouble began shortly after 10:30 last night. someone with the laser in the palo alto area pointed the light into the cockpit of a united airlines jet flying over the san mateo bridge. the same thing happened on a virgin airlines flight a short time later. both jets landed safely. >>> two people died during violent storms in tennessee's great smoky mountains national park. hundreds of trees came crashing down and more than a dozen people were injured in the storm. many people were visiting the park for the 4th of july holiday. emergency crews are still trying to assess all of the injuries and damage but they're having a tough time accessing roads because of the down trees. meanwhile people in chicago are bracing f

one of the things as the people in washington state and california found as they went to truly open primaries, there 24 states that have provisions in their constitution for initiative petitions where the voters can just take control. they come up with changes in the law and in this case what they did was redistricting and the primaries and get the signatures and they were running the cal pain and they changed the laws. the other part of it, i'm not going to ask how many of you have been to a meeting where your member of skng present. it's important at the state level and a lot of states that don't have reverenda where the state legislature can be pressured to and in addition when your member of congress, house, and senate comings to meet with the constituents, you ought to be here and you ought to say that senator so and so or house member, if you vote 95% of the time with your party as a great many do, then you don't belong in congress. you are obviously not representing us. we are not all in agreement 95% of the time. you kay to the house members, we want you to support a provision that re

he had only ridden ten races in california but he had been a jockey for at least ten years competing in oregon and washington. >> he loves competing against these california riders. he totally enjoyed it. he died doing what he loved to do. >> reporter: herrera was from mexico but lives in southern california with his uncle. an autopsy is being done. and the california horse razeeing board had launched an investigation. in just a half hour, 45 minutes, there will be a moment of silence to honor herrera. despite what happened, jockeys say that the race must go on. >> thank you, tara. >>> a new report finds there was no change in the number of unemployed people in the country. 80,000 jobs were created, 20,000 fewer than what economists had forecast. as expected, both men in the presidential race had different takes. president obama says that while there are not enough jobs created, the reports show that things are moving in the right direction. >> it's still tough. we learned this morning that our businesses created 84,000 new jobs last months and that, overall, means that businesses created 4.4 million new job

she's accused of helping oversee the cartel's meth distribution in california and in washington stateerican affairs editor rafael romo joins me live now. so as i understand it, this arrest went down without incident, which is not what you usually expect when you're talking about a cartel like this. >> that's right, ashleigh. and this particular arrest talks about what has been happening in the last few years between u.s. and mexican authorities. it's a coordination and exchange of information. and what they say is that there was an exchange of information, information coming from mexico to immigration authorities in the california area. they received that information and acted on it. interestingly enough, this woman is famous for appearing beautiful, wearing makeup and using designer clothes. when she was arrested, she was found in a very modest apartment and if you look at the pictures and you think about the fact that she's known as the pretty one, there's a little bit of a -- i mean, the nickname doesn't really apply when you think about it. and her arrest is very significant, beca

y en la gran manzana, la seguridad aumentÓ en cines en washington, dc, pensilvania, illinois y californiabien, medio sospechoso. >>> es necesario tener seguridad adecuada el a doy paez es consultor de seguridad. >>> la seguridad es difÍcil, porque es un evento donde las personas estÁn entrando al evento con disfraces, con maving ras. es importante que la seguridad estÉ atento. asÍ la persona tiene un bulto en la ropa, una mochila o un bolso grande son puntos de precauciÓn. >>> aquÍ en el sur de la florida la policÍa, no estÁ aumentando la seguridad en los cines. sin embargo, para muchas personas que esta noche estÁn viniendo a ver esta pelÍcula. hoy, no serÁ una salida comÚn y corriente. >>> me da pÁnico por lo que ha pasado y vuelva a pasar. >>> sin embargo, la cadena de teatro cine marc asegurÓ al pÚblico que los cines son lugares seguros la policÍa de los angeles dijo que si algo se puede sacar de este terrible hecho de hoy. es que el pÚblico debe siempre estar en alerta. josÉ. >>> jo rints ante angie, varios cosas que quiero consultar contigo en chicago una de las cadenas de cine proh

mind are fiction and a play that i just finished which is for anyone that saw red cross california in the washington story there's a lot in common in the 1980's in chicago but i'm not sure what i plan on doing with that. that's the most recent thing i've completed. >> do you write every day? >> i used to. >> now you're on book tour. >> the book tour is nothing. i could write every day on the book tour. i have a daughter whose idea of a good sleeping arrangement is waking up at 6:50 and going to bed that he 11 at night. and, so, my -- i hope to get back to the writing every day. my plan to write a thousand words everyday. if you write 500 words a day and he sounded like he led a life a little more hectic so that sounds about right to me and i should be back to that pretty soon. >> i'm thinking about playwriting. how did that influence or how did your background in theater -- i know in chicago did a lot late and for a theater critic. how does the fielder riding influence your models or even this book? i noticed him on the dialogue at active to the stage when you were talking. >> it's more influenced b

california. >> yes. >> virginia. >> ohio. >> washington, maryland. >> waldorf, maryland. >> prince george's county, maryland. >> virginia. >> clinton, maryland. >> reporter: they're from all over the place. we have more projects as well. tell me about this project you're working on here. >> this is the glider and it has a rudder, which is the back tail. it has the fuselage, which is the body of the whole plane. it has clay to make it float or glide across the air. this is the weight that makes it fly. >> reporter: got it. they're going to do that one in the gym. what's this called? >> this is called the can crusher. it's used by a pulley and a lever. the weight from the -- >> reporter: got rocks in here and drop it on the can? >> yeah. >> reporter: quickly, tell me, each one of them has a board, has it cardboard. what is this? >> this is our bone crusher presentation. this is, like, fulcrum -- >> reporter: all the words you're learning about the project. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and college students as well. thank you, doctor, you're trying to expand into other states, right? >> i'm proud to say we'

they made a decision to eliminate jobs in california and washington state and create them in china. took a look at opening call centers in the united states to create jobs here, they decided not to, they pursued cheaper labor costs wherever they could be found and created jobs in india. that is the philosophy that mitt romney has brought into government. bill: the romney team will argue, and you know this well they say their story is backed up by the workers at bain capital and also by the workers in salt lake county who are gearing up for the winter ow olympics. that's where he went to set up the winter games when he became chief executive of the winter games. what do you say to that, ben? >> a couple of things. if you're talking about how the workers feel about interview the workers at denver, colorado at smtc who lost their jobs because they were shipped to mexico. bill: my question was the romney team argues their story was backed up by people who worked with him. >> let's take a look at what mitt romney said in sworn testimony in 2002 that emerged last night. he said he left sa

he is going to be in nevada, california, oregon, washington and raising money in louisiana as well.tive standpoint, certainly, if you want to look at it that way, and certainly there are definitely more angles from which to look at it, he couldn't very well go out there, get back out on the stump, keep doing the things he is doing, speaking for boisterous crowds in an inherently partisan atmosphere without first going out to awe rho a aurora. we don't expect to see a lot of the president. he is taking a very small contingent, a small press pool. everyone is familiar with that term by now. he is not taking the full white house press core. he doesn't want to leave a big footprint. he doesn't want to attend the memorial service later today. he would take attention away from that and it would be a big security nightmare. a relatively private visit that the president is going to have with some of the families and the victims of this horrific shooting later today. open question whether we hear from him on camera or not. >> sounds like he is going as president of the united states as well

exed.ealth care saving will two states provide a good example for california and washington. as said previously, a ntdy documented as a result of tobacco use in california -- they have saved approximately $86 billion in direct hh carecos bee heatof h ogram, it is quite extraordinary. a program that ran for only a few years,ashington state has documented a saving of $1.5 billion in direct health care costs, and a savingsf $5 for everllset.e issue that i we to mention here it is not only direct tobacco programs, it is the kind of policies that tom talked about in new yorkcity. proton of pele ast secohand mk. nha uletu eonstrate that where you reduce exposure to secondhand smoke, you see an immediate reduction in hospital admissions for cardiovascular disease. the translates directly io coingsntiirt he r in, this shows is that with tobacco, we can document the benefits of prevention. we can document the les saved and the dollar -- the health care dollaae. thyo uh la [applause] [applause] [applause] >> you have hrd both of them talk about cost-effectiveness wi congressional staffs

. >> if that is true this would be the first in california, although oregon and washington have had debris there is evidence that it could be from the tsunami. the beer sector was hit hard in japan and stuff was knocked around during the tsunami. this is a picture of a similar but they did great that washed up on shore in hawaii. >> it is pretty conclusive to me, i think that this came from japan. >> a great story, but is it true? this professor has studied the stuff and is not convinced. >> if he could prove it is directly from japan. >> the professor thinks it may be too soon and that the gde is too clean for all that trouble. but he admits no one really knows and it is not like darren is trying to make money. it will not go on e-bay. >> selling it is the wrong thing to do. i do not think that you can put a monetary value on what happened in japan with all of the people lost their lives. >> it does make an interesting conversation piece, even more so than the motorcycle he found a match or not too long ago. >> so fascinating to look at all that coastal fog well in inland areas we had hig

washington, . >> el sospechoso de la masacre vivio en salinas california . >> los padres de james holmes lamentana familia holmes lamentan lo ocurrido, sobre todo a una familia tan buena . >> la vocera de la policía de san diego confirmo que era el padre de james holmes, toda la familia holmes, excepto el padre estaban en su casa, su corazón están con las familias de los afectados en la tragedia . >> vecinos se preguntaban, que paso?. >> Él era un niño bueno, que crecio en tranquilidad. >> ante esta tragedia, el presidente barack obama cancelo su campaña y puso el tema de la venta de armas. >> la tragedia en colorado suspendio la campaña presidencial, él presidente pido un minuto de silencio, habrá otro día para la política, pero hoy es de oracion y reflexion, decreto duelo nacional por 5 días, y la bandera a media asta . >> y mitt romney dijo lo mismo, es un día para pensar y reflexionar. >> la doctora dice que esto no es un loco más, hay factores, externos, familiares, profesionales, pero sobre todo social, hay acceso a la internet, y hay que poner atención . >> tenemos información de última ho