i want to end with cleveland because i think cleveland is a great story. cleveland is another 100--year-old plus building, we did an incredible interior and exterior retrofit, ran into the, what do you do when off mural on the building you can't touch? actually wound up paying the muralist to come back out, refurbish the murals on both sides, add to the artwork, replace all the stucco in the p middle of the building and had the artist repaint the plaques of all the faces in such a way that they can be taken down if we ever have to fix the wall again. but the story i want to tell -- and typical library at cleveland, completely refurbished and of course this is the ceremony, for those of you who remember the gentleman who went to the library and the archive and discovered that there was a copper box placed there somewhat after the 1906 earthquake in 1910, this was one of the first major structures in that area reconstructed after the earthquake. they had a major sort of grand opening where every city official of the day came, the mayor wrote a letter, it was

but as one cleveland browns fan found out last week there are rules.got kick out of the game for standing too much. during the week rob has a painting company but on sundays rob paints his face and gets ready to go hang out with the infamous dog pound. good morning to you, sir. how you doing? >> great day for football, t.j. how you doing? >> i am doing all right. you all have a home game today? >> yes, sir. >> all right. you going this time, right? >> absolutely. >> now how much standing are you going to be doing today? >> actually i'm pretty much going to be doing my usual thing. i think i might sit down at the beginning of the game on first and second down but every third down, every fourth down, every time we're in the red zone, i'll be standing. >> well you tell. go back to last week when you did get kick out. how much standing were you doing and were you doing more standing than you normally do. you're a season ticket holder. >> no. usually we've been standing about the same amount. i actually got warned on i believe the second drive of the game f

cleveland went on to the world series and lost to the florida marlins. and leyland's team.dgar rentaria, the game-winning hit in game seven. lowe gets the sign from torrealba. here comes a 2-2. berkman trying to reach for the fourth straight time and he popped it foul back here. >> joe: the cardinals came in hitting .203 as a team through two games of the world series. but scored 14 runs on 12 hit, popped three home runs. that is ball three. mark mcgwire in his second season of hitting coach has returned to the game. a good pitch. that is dropped down and away from lowe to get berkman to start the eighth. >> tim: it looks like a splitter or a changeup. really going down to get lance berkman. that was a split-finger fastball from mark lowe. good pitch. >> joe: that will bring in david freese. >> tim: the cardinals have a left-handed hitting instructor and a right-handed hitting instructor mark mcgwire. vy said for years and it's been my philosophy through years that every team should have a left-hand and a right-handed hitting instructor. i think left-handed hitters are diff

morning showers, detroit to cleveland.into pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse by the afternoon. and this evening look for a sprinkle around new york, philadelphia, southern new england, also showers in the northern rockies. >> 61, boise. 72, salt lake city. 80, colorado springs. mostly 60s, twin cities to indianapolis. 58, boston. 62, new york. 73, hotlanta. >> your home place right now. well the world series is now a best of three battle. last night down in texas rangers got off off to a good start against visiting st. louis cardinals. josh hamilton hit an rbi double in the bottom of the first. >> they held the 1-0 lead, mike napoli blasted a three-run home run deep into the seat. texas wins 4-0. ties the series at two. >> pretty much academic at this point. whichever team takes two of the next three will be the new kings of baseball. good. tight series. what we like in the playoffs. >> do you have a dog in this fight? >> like to see texas do it. little underdog. we'll see. >> all right. >> more news coming right up. we'll be

i'm so glad you took the special care at cleveland. that definitely took, i'm sure, some negotiating and finessing and again that just shows the love and attention that we here as well as your department and deputy superintendent lee, i want to commend you as well for really overseeing the work and superintendent garr see yo -- garcia, you too, monitoring the process and making sure that everything fits in the puzzle. it's a puzzle that has to get put together and a combination domino effect. that's the tall -- that's a talent. it's not just something you have automatically. it takes skill and talent and know-how. it's savvy and political will. you all have been able to do that. these schools reflect that effort. thank you so, so very much. we talk about it, not only here in san francisco, i want you to know it is a pleasure to speak to staff in the schools and they're so pleased but also to people who come and visit san francisco and see our school sites because they are amazed. thank you. >> by the way in conclusion, i want to apoll

this news comes after there was a reported rape at the occupy cleveland protest &pthis week.a 19 year old victi there claims she was &pwith a male wwooraped her during the night.the victii revealed the accusation to her teacher at a school. leaderss in cleveland say no one is told where to sleep, ann thhy wwnt to help police. 3&"these are very serious allegations and we are cooperating completely with the clevelann police department to discover what actually occurred." occuured." esterday there wws an incident herr in baltimore, where aapregnant during an argument. she e - was takennto the hospital as a precautton. just after that happened, the folks here say, they the two, their on-site nurse g treated the woman... .but then they called the ambulance as well. as for the &ppamphlet.... t seems to be saying the same thing. tell &pus first, then we support you in calling police. victims groups may say that is in the wrong rder. live downtown, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. this morning we are now llarning about a possible motive... in the case of a montgomery county ssepfather... a

but he named a guy who was from cleveland and from cleveland, texas, because in ohio, cleveland texas. gwen: rich lowery was even more confusing because that's the name of a columnist. >> and really an accountant. and that's the question. and who are your advisors? not as transparent as he claims to be. the scrutiny that attended the previous folks who had the hot hand is now coming to herman cain. >> if we were looking at this discussion and trying to figure out why they're not relating to the populism, there are very much feeling that they have to come up with some sort of economic jobs ideas. what is the new rick perry plan? >> i guess -- gwen: he kept talking about energy. >> yeah. and it's so -- governor perry did give a speech today in pennsylvania where he unveiled what he said was going to be the first installment of his economic plan. but what it actually was was pretty much garden variety republican, you know, drill more, derek late -- deregulate. and he argues that he can very quickly create a million jobs just by issuing executive orders that would deregulate oil and open

is running to represent ohio's newly formed ninth district extending from toledo to cleveland.more. >> reporter: the man known as joe the plumber is plunging into politics. 37-year-old samuel joe wersebacher of toledo filed paperwork to run for congress. >> i want to share with the american people and the people here in ohio that you can run for office, win that office and serve the people without compromising your principles. >> reporter: he is running in a district that was redrawn this year and stretchs from toledo to cleveland. >> when they did the redistricting, i had to pause and try to rethink things and look at it again. but the reasons never changed so that is why i'm continuing with the ninth district. >> reporter: that could mean running against incumbents. congressman kucinich's district in cleveland was lumped into congresswoman captor's territory in toledo. the two will most likely face each other in a democratic primary. >> that is a republican primary and i don't think it is fair for a democrat to comment on a republican primary so i'm not going to. >> reporter:

it was when the raiders host cleveland they will have a new man ready to help out.ago aaron was having to say you are right pete carroll. but seattle trade him to oakland for draft choices. this house the fourth overall pick in 2009. coming out of college they had high hopes. with all this al davis stuff going on, any chance the raiders as a team just may let down and come sunday against cleveland? >> this is not a trap, it is real. if we do not play right in is a trap. the bottom line is that our team has to go out there and play good. this is a huge football game for us because this is the next one. >>gary: a big deal on sunday. it opens at 10:00 the morning in detroit, and the raiders in cleveland play in the afternoon. on the suspect of al davis, there has been able baby giraffe name ally davis. they said that is named after al davis and there is. she joins the largest wrap heard in the united states. college football san jose state is trailing hawaii 21 to 20. and the sharks are losing headed to the third. now when we return the audience sharing thoughts, good

. >> tim: michael getting his 2,000th hit on august 7th against cleveland.happened good for napoli as well, as he gets his first hit of the night. now nelson cruz. remember we talked about michael young shaving before game four. he's 6 for 15 with 7 rbis since he took the beard away. is this going to go? at the wall, and he has got another! unbelievable, nelson cruz! number six! >> tim: eight hits in the series, all for extra bases. six home runs. breaks the postseason, four out of seven postseason record. unbelievable! two doubles, six home runs. >> joe: he came close earlier back in the fourth inning when he flied to the wall in left center field. this was after it looked like he tweaked his thigh on a swing back in the fourth. 2-1 from brad penny. >> tim: both the st. louis cardinals and the milwaukee brewers obviously have scouts at this game. what do they tell the cardinals and brewers how to pitch nelson cruz? >> joe: right now you have to avoid him, if you can. but this lineup is so good top to bottom. they are all tough to pitch around because you wo

we just first grader at cleveland. i worked at cleveland. he probably found the gun. stuffed it in his back and went to school. >> nobody knew >> all my friend that is have guns. it's because it's for protection. because they don't want to be caught without a gun. if you're without a gun, there's more of a chance you're going to get hurt yourself. >> i guess the question is how do we make people feel safe in our communities? the issue is how do we need to get people to feel like they don't need a gun. >> you got video games that allow them to placate the attitudes. we have movies that make millions of dollars of that attitude created from our community. yes, we must do this, we must look at all the components. as reductions took place. man if i couldn't get that summer job. i knew i was going to be robbing folks. that was, not to date myself. that was a couple years back. >> hey, hey. come on. anyways. but, you know, it is, things have gotten reductions and other cuts. it all impacts us. not getting the gun off the street. it's a longer term investment. are we prepare

stratford upon cleveland?ughter) where in ohio did you live. >> the great lakes theater festival in cleveland is going strong 50 years after he started it. >> stephen: was your father disappointed that you went into the family business? because you got a harvard education. why didn't you go into, like, hedge funds? something that serves humanity. (laughter) doing god's work. >> (laughs) well, it's funny you should mention that. clearly you haven't read the book. (laughter) >> stephen: no. i was waiting for you to come here and act it out. (laughter) >> well, let me tell you. >> stephen: please do. >> all my life i acted in my fathers companies, he directed me, we acted together. i went off to harvard and told him in my senior year that i was going to go off to england and study atlanta in drama school and his face fell like i told him i'd contracted a terminal disease. not withstanding the fact that it was obvious to everybody that i was going to end up an actor. it is true i hadn't intended to be or wanted to

around cleveland looks like a lake-effect snow type. the cool waters going over the water to enhance the moisture and the light rainfall up interstate 90 and from erie into the buffalo area, dunkirk dealing with lake-effect showers. not snow showers, rain showers. it's a cold morning in some spots, too. everywhere in blue here is 40 degrees or below. that's a good chunk from minneapolis to kansas city and all the way down through mississippi and alabama. a chilly morning but with sunshine this afternoon, what a nice day it's going to be in so many areas. the southeast will be a cool, crisp, beautiful day. same for the northern plain. and not bad up there in new england either with temperatures still in the low 60s. that's a look at your friday forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. a lot of sunshine out there and a nice recovery in areas like birmingham after a chilly start to the day. 63 this afternoon. st. louis, same for you. austin, texas, probably one of the warmest spots in the country. temps there in the 80s.

with cleveland and ray they're three year varsity starters.land has offers on the table from pac schools. ray we're very proud of. i'm very lucky and fortunate to have those two guys on my team. >> last year you won 41-40 over this team. that was a nonleague game. now this is a league game. does it change the dynamics? >> it changes the dynamics because now it really counts. you want to win in the league and give yourself an opportunity to go to the play offs that's our goal every year. it was a barn burner, as a football fan it was a great game last year. this year i'm hoping we have a great game but much more lopsided toward our side. >> we'll have the highlights tonight at 10:00 you guys. >> friday night football coming up. right now on ktvu.com. a complete guide to the heartily strictly bluegrass festival including a list of bands performing. just look under the weekend extra tab. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why we pick vegetables a

what we saw in cleveland you'll see in detroit. you'll have empty lots but at least they won't be deteriorating. >> mason: president obama took south korea's president lee to the detroit area yesterday to tout the new u.s.-korea free trade agreement as a job creator for the american auto industry. for mr. obama, key to that end are electric cars and the batteries that power them. cynthia bowers went to a plant where federal stimulus money has already let to new jobs. >> half the people here, approximately half the people upon unemployed, so we put people back to work. >> reporter: david view's company, a123 system, makes batters for electrical vehicles. last year he hired 1,000 employees for this factory just outside detroit takes to a $249 million stimulus grant. >> having this job means everything to me. >> reporter: anet herrera had been out of work for three years. >> it was really hard. you go down the streets and you see empty houses. there's just a lot of people unemployed. >> reporter: michigan has lost a million jobs in ju

and construction from berkeley to cleveland and powell. hello, cleveland, this morning. looking at 680 we have construction there as well. three spot where is the off ramps are closed for the next half hour. one lane may be closed in either direction as you pass through the zones. clearly no slowing for walnut creek or alamo. that's also the first spot we expect to see slowing. even on a friday, antioch treat us us to the kickoff for the morning commute. people lined the streets to watch as trucks with lights and cameras rolled through towns shoots scenes for "of men and mavericks." the pair waved to the crowd. some fans looking for ar different star. >> i was hoping to see gerrard butler. >> gerrard butler plays his mentor. 4:40. coming up, halloween candy is a big deal for kids. bigger for adults. why some parents are buying candy for their own guilty pleasure. and what a game in the world series. how a game went from a done deal to a nail biting 11th inning upset. the latest on your money as well with cnbc. own.re looking at a lpi hey, your high speed internet here, a

fifth-best defense in the cleveland browns. jim harbaugh hoping the bye wouldn't slow down the 49er momentum. ahmad brooks loses his helmet and they lose the football, the 49ers fall on it. quickly on the football after, that frank gore rumbles in for the touchdown. gore lad 134 yards and passed roger craig for number 2 on the franchise rushing list. still in the first quarter, harbaugh opens up the play book. alex smith connects with the left stack will joe staley. 17-yard game. key play led to a field goal to make it 10-0. same score just before the half, smith for michael crabtree, touchdown, 17- 0 san francisco. alex smith was 15 of 24 for 177 yards. 49ers offense smutered in the second half, they got bailed out by a worse browns offense, colt mccoy in to double coverage, intercepted by deshaun ghoulston, 6:25 left, 27-3. the pass stays inbounds, scores on a 45-yarder, 17-10, the browns make it a 1-possession game. mccoy passes for 241 yards but sacked four times. check it there. the guy in the circle is isaac sopoaga, he m

terry lives in cleveland. her story is playing out in neighborhoods across the country. 40% of boomer women, 17 million of them, are single. for many, retirement is a financial time bomb just waiting to explode. as they head into retirement, a shockingly low 10% of women boomers have pensions. only 32% have 401(k)s. >> it's very bad. >> reporter: jane hawes advises women with little or no savings but an average life expectancy of 85 years. >> i don't think any generation of women has faced so many changes at one time. >> reporter: when nan crawford's husband died she discovered they were in debt and had to borrow to pay for his funeral. so at 66 she's back at work in california. >> little girls growing up are told, get married, have children, take care of a house and a husband and that's your future. >> reporter: nan's had career counseling and said she's happy to have found a job at all. >> it's like going two steps forward, one step back. but you're a little bit further ahead than you were yesterday. >> repo

. >> one person made the trip from cleveland to ohio -- from cleveland, ohio. >> so many people suffer. >> this one never thought she would live to see this day. she marched with the reverend to the lincoln memorial back in 1963. >> it is probably even more poignant for the young people. >> visitors from around the nation are gathering this weekend along with political leaders, celebrities and martin luther king's family. >> me and my brothers -- it is such a humbling thought. >> there will be road closures and traffic delays as a result. plan extra time. west potomac park will be off limits. major roads like 17th street and constitution avenue through independence avenue will be closed through monday morning. >> it was not just for one race but for the nation as a whole. >> among the celebrities, sheryl crow and stevie wonder. the dedication program begins at 9:00 in the morning. president barack obama will give the address. the reserve seating is extremely limited. the park service says the west potomac park viewing site will be free and open to the public. on the national mall, john

ohio in the city of cleveland, ohio.urn even after they have been a resident. >> 80 skimming sca ]só??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç >>isabel: profit will come back. community service activists are wondering why this city is passing out fliers that warn people of possible paintings house members on the curbs. however, the city is asking homeowners to ignore this powerhouse >> a $10,000 reward for a triple homicide outside of a warehouse for my tech to party, so far, only one a rest. >> steve jobs. tattoo--party with only one arrest from october 3rd. >>robyn: now, with the recent past >>isabel: now, with the recent passing of steve jobs, this blocthis book has just been released. chronicle of steve jobs. >>marty: thousands of state workers getting laid off notices. >>isabel: jan. >> coming up shakespeare. movies. music. new films. big screen, small screen, and an organization that is helping everybody in the bay-area. children's charity. children and abused children and what they're going to help. come on back. >>marty: welcome back. 8:44

but they were facing the league's fifth-best defense in the cleveland browns.arbaugh hoping the bye week wouldn't slow down the momentum. second play of the game. ahmad brooks loses his helmet. colt mccoy loses the football and the 49ers recover the fumble. san francisco gets on the board quickly after that, frank gore in for the touchdown, 7-0 49ers, gore 134 yards and passes roger craig on the franchise rushing list. number 2 now. still 0 in the first quarter harbaugh opens up the play book. alex smith connects with the left tackle joe staley. it was the key play that resulted in a field goal to make it 10-0. they score before the half. michael crabtree, touchdown, first of the season, 17-0. smith 15 of 24, 177 yards. 49er offense smutters in the second half but they did get bailed out by a worse browns offense. mccoy in to double coverage, gets picked off by deshaun ghoulston, 6:25 to go in the game. mccoy to joshua cribbs who stays inbounds and scores 45- yard touchdown, 17-10. browns make it a 1-possession game. mccoy, 241 yards but sacked four times. look

showers around pittsburgh, cleveland and detroit. cooler across the midwest and northern plains. showers in seattle and portland. scattered thunderstorms in south florida. >> your temperatures from east-to-west. 86 in miami. 76 in atlanta. 73 here in new york. 60s from omaha to detroit. and 57 in fargo. mostly 70s from albuquerque to boise. phoenix gets up to 96. sacramento, 83. >>> and business news is next, including big changes at the gap. set to close dozens of stores. >>> and it's iphone day. and wait who we caught waiting in line for the new model. >>> and caught on tape. a twister tears apart historic homes. >>> welcome back, everyone. the gap has announced it is closing more than 20% of its u.s. stores. the specialty retailer plans to shut 189 stores by the end of 2013. americans aren't buying as much and are shopping more on the internet. at the same time, gap plans to add stores in asia, especially china. not just the gap, but old navy and banana republic brands. >>> and google's earnings soared 26% last quarter, the second-straight quarter google has blown past what an

there are many different languages represented in the cleveland school district. >> now the cleveland this country may speak? >> you know, that's my understanding. i'm not -- i'm not sure what the cleveland schools' full plan is but i think that it's what the -- what was decided and i think that as a community, we have a responsibility to properly educate all of our children. >> let me ask the obvious question which is should taxpayer dollars be going towards this or should they be going more to the resources inside the school for the kids? in other words, is it the responsibility of people who want to move to this country to learn english as responsible parents to their children so they can be engaged with them in the classroom? >> you know, again, as i just stated, people are learning english. i think that we all know that children pick up the language a lot faster than adults. and that's regardless of what country you come from. so i think until parents are able to pick up that language which cannot be done overnight. >> many people may do that, victor, but i got to tell you, i kno

they're taking on the cleveland browns.o i like their odds when it comes to the big deal coming up. >> let's hope so. thank you, rob. >>> rob's talking about safaris, giraffes and the oakland raiders. what do they have in common? one sweet deal, we'll explain. it's random coming up. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> an oakland institution marked its 100th anniversary with a fund-raise tore help children in need. their guests included governor jerry brown. organizers hoped to raise at least $100,000 tonight. the proceeds help st. vincent's. >> if we turn our children away, their parents can't go to work. and if they don't go to wo

he came up with loury, who said he was from cleveland and it turned out he was from cleveland, texas. and couldn't come up with any other names. i don't think there's a lot of depth but his appeal is that he's never been elected to something, even though he's tried to be president. he lost the senate primary in georgia as well. he's considered a fresh face and there's a certain clarity to his candidacy but i don't think he's going to pan out. >> didn't do well tonight. >> they all did pretty well. i thought huntsman did better. he seemed to be alive. he really got into a sparring deal with romney. he cuts into romney. he's getting about 10% new hampshire and independents can vote new hampshire and they went after each other and romney does not forget that four years ago, this fellow mormon, fellow utah resident supported john mccain instead of him and i think rick perry had to do better. he did better than he did last time but there's not a lot of flesh on the bones there. >> he seemed to have a pretty tough time tonight 92 he seemed to recede. it's always this texas posture and i tho

that stormy weather drenches i-80 and 90, from chicago to cleveland. i-70, across indiana. wet morning commute on i-95 and 91 in new england. drivers face high winds on i-40, from tennessee all the way to north carolina. wet on i-5 around seattle. >> and if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in chicago, detroit, boston, new york, philly and cleveland. >>> well, there were some surprising, new developments in lindsay lohan's long legal drama. never-ending. >> long, indeed. the troubled star was hauled out of a courtroom in handcuffs after her probation was yanked by a pretty angry judge. diana alvear is joining us from los angeles with the latest. hi, diana. >> reporter: holy drama in the courtroom. lohan seemed to assume she would have an easy ride. but not with this judge. she was all, do not pass go and go directly to jail. this was not the happy ending lindsay lohan was expecting. >> i am revoking her probation. >> reporter: the clearly-startled actress was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom by deputies. it happened so fast, she didn't even have a chan

cleveland too. >> jack takes tampa bay, the chargers, the texans and cleveland. >> david myers, onlyiffers on one game. he has tampa, san diego, houston and cleveland. and now we are once again joined by picks competition commissioner, jack sheehan. first of all, tanya on temporary duty on the set. gone, but here in spirit and in cardboard. welcome back to you and tanya. >> it's good to have the four of us here for the big celebration on a friday morning. >> what will you be watching for this weekend, sir? >> well, it is a week of change in the nfl. i think -- hang on. i think i hear the bells ringing. >> oh. >> that is the coach's changing quarterbacks. are you ready for this? that right there, tim tebow, in at denver, kyle orton, taking a seat on the bench. it's his, his first start though. he played second half last week. minnesota, christian ponder, got some time in a -- excuse me, a disastrous game on monday night against the bears. ponder is in for his first start. that is carson palmer. picked up by the raiders this week. and he -- he takes over for jason campbell who unfortun

"occupy cleveland" organizers say they're cooperating with police.s have been in cleveland's public square for the past two weeks. >> meanwhile, dozens of occupy baltimore demonstrators are still camped out near the inner harbor. but their messages remain unclear. mike schuh updates us on the local protest. >> reporter: there is no way to exactly define what this is. every single participant has a different agenda. everybody has a different reason for being here. >> i speak for myself. and it's difficult to speak for us as an entirety. >> reporter: there are protestors at 1500 occupy locations. their uniting theme. corporate influence in government is too great. why this square? one protestor says it's here they're in the shadow of extreme wealth. >> voice to the voiceless. we don't have a voice these days. >> reporter: for some, they can clearly define why they're here. >> i'm here for reasons like, i work a full-time job, but i can barely afford to pay rent. >> reporter: a college grad, andrew peverly can't find work in his field. he's now waiting

and this, from the chairman of cardiology at the cleveland clinic. multivitamins never made any sense. so, we want to bring in dr. besser for the bottom line. first of all, do you take one? >> no, i don't. and i generally don't recommend them for my patients. >> you don't. but not because of the study this week? >> not at all. i don't believe there's a harm in taking it but i've seen very little evidence there's any benefit to your health. >> and you told me that so many foods these days are fortified with vitamins. >> that's right. if you look on the back of any processed food product, you're going to see vitamin. if you are taking the products and a multivitamin, you may getting more than you need. >> and we want to talk about women here, pregnant women or women getting ready to have a baby. this is a different category. >> they need to be taking a prenatal vitamin. if your doctor items you to take a vitamin, take one. there's many groups for whom they are beneficial. >> rich besser, thank you. >>> still ahead here on "world news," huge hollywood s

when the cleveland clinic said if marty wanted to work there she would have to quit.se the job over her habit. >> i an going to be working for this world class, world recognized organization, they want me to quit smoke, okay. where do i sign up. >> reporter: the clinic began no smoker employment policy four years ago in part because its mission is all about health care. but the ceo says it is also proven to be ale solid financial decision. >> the cleveland clinic has 40,000 employees and we know from past statistics that a smoker requires $3,000 a year in health care costs than a nonsmoker. >> reporter: and he says there are other costs, those quick smoke breaks americans take at work every day add up annually to two weeks. unproductive time while on the job. how do employers know if you smoke? much like standard drug tests potential employees are screened for tobacco use. among other companies adopting a no smokers employment policy, georgia power, and come january, baylor health center in dallas. >> i think it will be a growing trend as come pans tpanies try e costs