a lot less than what caroline was charged.e then found expert ray willits from precision rooter drain who says consumers need to shop around and look for online reviews before hiring a plummer. >> if the consumer doesn't know what to look for, they can be ripped off pretty easy. plumbers take advantage depending on the situation. >> reporter: good advice that rose plans on taking. after consumerwatch got involved, caroline received a partial refund. roto-rooter tells us while its prices may seem high it's to cover overhead costs. one of the best guys for finding professional is the bay area consumer checkbook. for consumer help, call 1-888-5- helps-u. >> roberta has the weather. >> boy, has the weather been on a turn! the weather has been spiraling downward quickly. currently air temperatures 69 right there in downtown san jose. what you can't see, the winds are blowing out of the northwest at 15. makes it a very chilly evening commute across the santa clara valley but not as cold as it is right here socked in all day long. no

now, you are doing caroline's all this weekend here in new york city. >> i'll be in caroline's tonightws, sunday one show. >> jimmy: i love caroline's. >> thursday, one show. >> jimmy: new york city is happening. it's hot right now, because obama is in town. >> oh, yeah. i'm excited. i'm excited. [ cheers and applause ] let's give it up for president obama. [ cheers and applause ] that actually wasn't for white people. no, because black people, we're like, "that's the last hope. he can't do wrong to us." i remember when the voting was coming up and white people were coming to black people. they were serious, too. they were like, "so you are going to vote for obama just because he's black," and we were like, "uh, yeah. [ laughter ] that's the reason why i'm voting." but i love him. he will be on "the view." so i think that's really cool. but i love the way this dude talks. he's smooth. you know what i mean? he won the election, because of the debates. he was just freestyling. they were like, "president obama, what do you think about the word it?" and he'd just be smooth, you know. [ as

caroline, are you surprised by the amount of interest? a few phone calls and then 24 hours a day with media from all over the world coming in to cover this. the interest is just insane for this little town. >> we're already expecting guests to arrive today. i've seen some buses out by the beakman arms inn where they're expected to be staying. the rehearsal dinner, i understand, is tonight and i've been able to figure out the location from local sources. you didn't tell me about it. but what can you tell me about it? >> it's part of the montgomery livingston property, and it was built in the 1700s, been restored. it's one of -- a piece of our many scenic and historic treasures in rhinebeck. the family who owns it now restored it to its current state and, you know, that's a blessing for our town. but it's a large structure. it's the perfect setting for the event tonight. >> caroline, too, as well, the guest list, a lot of buzz about that. we've heard names, oprah, spielberg, streisand. now it appears that may not be so sure they're coming,

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caroline, likely affect our they have? >> the revolutionary guard is the latest target of these sanctions, holding a tight grip on not only the politics, but they have economic interests as well. flex their volume is so vast, if any sector of the iranian economy is hit hard it will affect the guard. we have to question whether the sanctions are hurting the guards or the people in general. if you look at the guards, they have their resources. >> the people have fewer resources, of course, having to cope with higher food and fuel prices. we could not film freely in iran. one man did not want to be identified. >> it only makes pressure on me, ordinary people like me. i am completely against these sanctions. >> the people do not have enough money. the extent of the pressure is not clear. >> after the takeover in 1979 is when the u.s. first imposed sanctions and they have been strengthened many times since. the latest sanctions are the fourth round since 2006, prompted by continuing concern over the iranian nuclear program. the

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. >> caroline lucas?>> thank you, homecoming parades for our very brave soldiers in satisfying important but so is an exit strategy in afghanistan. given there's no military solution to the crisis there and the head of the army said we should start talking to the taliban soon, wouldn't the prime minister agree we should start talking now so that we can save more lives on all sides and bring our troops home? >> well, i welcome the right honorable lady to the house. and i know she will make a huge contribution during this parliament. on afghanistan, as we discussed quite at some length yesterday % in the house. of course there's no purely a military solution. i think it's important to continue to the strategy this year of the military surge to put pressure on the taliban and, of course, there should be a political track but as i said yesterday in the house we've got to recognize there is a difference between the taliban linked to al-qaeda who want to do so much harm not just in afghanistan but across our co

. >> caroline lucas. >> homecoming parades for our very brave soldiers in afghanistan are incrediblyortant, but so is an exit strategy from afghanistan. given the growing agreement that there is no military solution to the crisis there and that the head of the army himself has said that we should start talking to the taliban soon, would the prime minister not agree that we should start talking now so that we can save more lives on all sides and bring our troops home? >> may i first of all welcome the honorable lady to the house? winning her seat was an incredible achievement for her party, and i know that she will make a huge contribution during this parliament. we discussed afghanistan at quite some length in the house yesterday. of course, there is no purely military solution. very few insurgencies are ended by purely military means, but i think it is important to continue with the strategy this year of the military surge to put pressure on the taliban, and, of course, there should be a political track, but as i said yesterday in the house, we have to recognize that there is a diff

. >> caroline is research director at the center for environmental health.she says it helps give turf color and the lead is rereleased in dust. children are vul underable. now, the federal standard for lead in the products is 300 parts per million, next year dropping to 100 this, field tests at 17,000 parts per million. washing hands can offer protection. this 14-year-old and his 9-year-old brother play on the rec center field. >> when you go go horj do you wash hands? >> no. not -- only when our mom tells us to. >> people should know not all artificial turf has lead in it z so... just because you have a field at the school or park, doesn't necessarily mean it's leady. >> she doesn't know how many schools might be eligible but thinks it's in the hundreds. this includes funding for out reach to try to identify them. >> a napa soldier identified today one of four killed in action this week in afghanistan. the 2 is-year-old army specialist chase stanley died when the truck ran over an explosives device. stanley assigned to 27th combat airborne bat tillin in for

by my friend, caroline click. the article speaks for itself. it is a sad day when the "new york times" has become such a political hack of a newspaper that summer of 1973 when i was in the soviet union, it was exciting if you ever got a chance actually going over there to europe and coming back out through europe to see a "new york times" especially in english, just exciting and it was trusted to be the international resource. so it is a bit heartbreaking that as its sales circulation continue to plummet and lose money, that it continues to proceed with the very things that has brought down its reputation and and hurt it as such an objective resource. growing up as a kid, you could count on anything that you found in the "new york times" and cited as a valuable and accurate resource. not so anymore. not so anymore. israel is a friend. and i'm grateful that will democracy has worked to the extent that this administration got concerned about its plummetting numbers enough that it realized maybe this time it should treat the prime minister of isra

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. >> brown: for that i'm joined by caroline shaper of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, a nonprofit organization that focuses on veterans' issues. she served in a military intelligence unit in iraq with the georgia national guard in 2005 and 2006. and dr. jeffrey johns was an air force psychiatrist from 2001 to 2008 and treated many soldiers with ptsd. he's now in private practice. we invited the veterans affairs department to join this panel, but they declined. i'll start with you to talk about some of the important changes here. one is relaxing the evidence requirements. we heard it in the report. why is that so important. >> that's so important because a lot of people don't keep paperwork, as you just addressed. the burden of proof has been very difficult for people that aren't in combat arms units such as women that are being put on patrols even though they may be financed or even men who don't have a combat arms like infantry and things of that sort. so if you don't have the sworn statements that state that the activity happened or you weren't writing it down or you don't remem

but caroline is not convinced her premiums will be that low. >> i'm really interested in finding out how much the premiums are going to be. what the deductibles are going to be. basically i want to know if that will be affordable to me. >> reporter: she says she's praying the pre-existing condition insurance plan will get her to 2014. >> next a report from afghanistan on efforts to build up local forces to fight the taliban. margaret warner has that story. >> warner: for years the international community has been trying to beef up the afghan national army and police. with mixed, often disappointing, results. other u.s.-backed afghan security programs have received less attention, but that's what kabul-based correspondent jean mckenzie focused in recent reports on the international website globalpost. her reporting took her to several provinces beyond the capital. jean is in the u.s. now and joins us from boston. jean, welcome. you looked at a couple of these sorts of programs set up in particular since the obama surge began. these exist outside the formal afghan police and army struc

are you familiar with caroline products case of 1938? >> yes, sir. >> are you familiar with foot note 4 of that decision? >> yes, sir. >> and you're familiar with that because the foot note is really important, isn't it? it's often taught in constitutional law classes, whether the first year, second year or third year, right? >> it is. >> and can you tell me what that foot note says and why it's important? >> senator franken, it seems as though you have it in front of you and you're going to do a better job than i am of it at this moment. >> you're a mind reader. foot note 4 basically says that when courts interpret the constitution and try to figure out whether a law complies with the constitution, court should give special scrutiny to laws that violate the constitution, that restrict the political process and that affect, quote, religious, national, racial, and discreet minorities who have a really hard time getting help through the normal political process. now, to me, discreet minorities sounds a lot like the despised and disadvantag