incredibly wasteful and environmentally damaging if it passes it would join one other city concord massachusetts in for bidding bottled water sales but this isn't the only reason why some people are wary of the bottled water industry more and more americans have come to depend on bottled water as their primary drinking source and in fact a few decades ago there were only a small number of choices for bottled water but today consumers can find more than three thousand brands in the marketplace but more brands could mean more profit for giant corporations who may be scamming consumers into purchasing bottled water at huge markups artie's on a stasia churkin explains. going a day without water is hard to imagine. but so was paying a lot more money for the same thing that comes out of a tap the. americans are the number one consumers of bottled water in the world our success is based on buying people with what they want but why are people paying so much more than they have to cook the bottled water industry simply be tricking us part of the water is a huge get you know when you buy bottled water you

down in mississippi and concord, massachusetts. detroit, michigan.ment will pick up the student loans. teaching in a school. there is only 16% or fewer, maybe even a smaller percentage. 16% of graduates want to be school teachers today. we have to change that. >> i did it for a couple of years after college. i substitute taught and taught football. it was one of the things i was ever able to do. i would have a family of 18 if i could have afforded that. i would still be teaching today. it is an extraordinary career. >> the benefits are incredible and you can't calculate the benefits. the students and the teachers. take sam stein and we drew up in a terrific home environment. >> spoiled rot on. the connecticut rich boy. >> i take a job teaching and your eyes are open to a different environment. you never have been exposed to. >> exactly. >> there is great programs like the new york city teacher fellowship. they do these things. you are absolutely right. we don't put enough human resources into our schools. every study shows if a kid has a quality educ

massachusetts. it includes kids from boston that were bussed out to concord high school every morning. >> yep. >> youool within a school program. how does it work and how did you come up with the idea? >> yeah, sure. so the program rivers and revolutions. it is very much a school in a school. in that students that decide to come in, leave the mane stream curriculum. they come and live with us. it is fully integrated. >> when you say lived with us. >> that's a good question. not all the every day. meaning that is where they're spending their entire school day for the semester in this program. so instead of having their typical experience of being in glesh class, the bell rings, math, the bell wynn rings, which shows to fragment the experience and fragment their understanding of the world and only in i think in a lot of ways. they're using differences by which to view the world. they use literature, mathematic scene, view one phenomenon at a time. one sense of questions. it's interdisciplinenary. it's experiential. we applied for a fund. they provided us with resources to be able to when we're studying

massachusetts as well as germany, spain and france, italy. bolivia. >> he was haded to the list of most wanted terrorists. he was the first domestic terrorist to be added to the list. >>> robberies in concordn increased police patrols at shopping centers during the holiday season. police say thieves spiked on black friday. they increased patrols at the mall and clueing some plain closed offices. he has bolstered his force during the holiday shopping season. >> there are more people here, we step up our security efforts to make sure they are safe and segways on food. we have people throughout the parking lot and garages and in the center. >> police say since deploying more officers to the malls, it has resulted in fewer crimes because the thieves are being caught in the act. >>> and daily city approved funding for a shuttle to transport residents from the east side to the west for vital community services. according to the mayor, the shuttle will launch on january 6th. funding comes from the county transportation authority and from the mtc. >>> more people are riding bikes. this is figures released by the agency. the 2013 bike count shows an increase in riders. but get this a 96% jump since