at cvs, lipitor $150, and at costco, $15.nd then we are talking to the consumer editor, lisa gill. why the discrepancy in price? >> we have been doing the secret shopper survey for a number of years and this was the most -- really the most surprising results we have ever seen. those price differences talk about two different things. stores use their pharmacies in different ways. stores like cvs, they are meant to generate a lot of revenue and profit for the stores and that's fine. you see it reflect in high prices. stores like costco, walmart, sam's club, they try to bring in traffic through having lower prices in the hopes that people will buy other things. and the other difference is cvs and rite-aide, they are on every corner in the us practically, and with a store like costco, even though you pay much higher prices, you have to plan your visits, and pharmacies close at 8:00 at night and they are not open on sundays. so you can see the difference there. >> and the most expensive were cvs and rite aid, and target. a random

cvs has an interesting point. called nearly a dozen cvs' around the country, they all quoted us a price of $149.99. and only one pharmacist mentioned to us that you might be able to get a discount if you came in the store. so, considering that a reg lr consumer trying to, you know, compare prices over the telephone finds such incredible price er

cvs told us the following.ing surveys do not accurately reflect what most pharmacy customers pay for their prescriptions and are not effective in accurately comparing prices. a random price check of only five drugs is too small to draw meaningful conclusions about which pharmacies offer the best value overall for its customers. do you agree? is your survey an accurate representation of market prices across the board? >> we made over 200 phone calls to pharmacies all around the united states, called independent mom and pop pharmacies, large big box stores like sam's club and costco. we called target, walmart, walgreen walgreen's, cvs, rite aid, posing as a regular consumer. what my fwrand mother might face in indiana, calling around to local pharmacies, trying to get a price on very popular medications. that's why we chose those medications. millions of people take these drugs every month. and in many cases can't afford them. so one of the things we were surprised to find out -- cvs has an interesting point. exc

cvs claims customers are always asked before being enrolled.cvs also says customers can call 1 800-shop-cvs for problems. executives at blackberry are attempting to silence negative chatter about sales of its new smart phone. last week... an analyst claimed there were "high levels" of returns for the blackberry z10. the phone just launched last month.negative comments have been by other firms as well.blackberry is taking matters into its own hands by calling for regulaters in the u.s. and canada to investigate what it calls "false and misleading" statements. the surge in new smartphones flooding the market and rapid rise of tablets is creating a healthy secondary market for next-to-new electronics.in our cover story, cash-for-gadgets is a developing trend helping both sellers and buyers. there have been so many new smartphones and new tablets hitting the market recently that a lot of us don't know what to do with our old one. "mine just sits in a closet. my kid plays with 'em." "i either donate it or buyback or give it to a friend who needs it." it wasn't long before some people saw busines

it's what cv ds are important. i want to thank supervisor wiener and the mayor because the atmosphere is very important >> i want to thank if you could say just a couple of words? well, thank you very much for coming out today. i want to thank the supervisors and thank you to lee a for leading the community districts. congratulations on the moscone expansion i know it was a lot of work for you. and i want to say that she is leaving her post and we have a new person coming on board. thank you for the report and all your work. thank you so ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's history dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the center was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> her

cvs doubled. we have taken money out of cvs and bought walgreens.uisition was misunderstood. they brought alliance boots in europe. liz: i love boots. every single facial moisturizer and maybe up. i love that acquisition. >> we think once the synergies take place you have north of $5 a share in earnings power. liz: one pick. calloway golf. wealthy people play golf. is this time for discretionary income for golf? >> demographics with boomers going away from tennis starting to play golf if you will. they have a new ceo. i find it appropriate that a golf company with a ceo with the first name chip. makes sense to me. he didn't create but he took adams golf which was a specialty golf club manufacturer and did wonderful things with it. he is the new ceo at ely. liz: who are you picking final four? >> michigan. my son went to michigan. liz: he is a wolverine. >> pleasure, liz. liz: he is back home and looking at all of this as well. you know what, david, he did not think the jobs number was quote awful at all. it was a stumbling block. david: i love his w

cvs calls the survey too small to draw conclusions. consumer reports advises it's best to shop around when buying meds. apartment buildings are seeing a lot of action these days. apartment vacancy rates have hit their lowest levels in over a decade. vacancy rates hit 4.3% in the 4th quarter, the lowest since 2001. rents nudged up slightly; however, a study by reis real estate says stagnant income growth has slowed landlords from upping the rent on tenants. more americans are moving on up! around 5% more households moved this year compared to last year, according to a survey by the american moving & storage association. a stronger economy and housing market are listed as reasons to relocate, along with wanting a better home or neighborhood, and in some cases a new job. disney is hoping it will find sequel success with help from a forgetful fish. disney announced its follow up to "finding nemo," "finding dory," will hit theaters in 2015. twitter and facebook exploded with comments from fans this week. in 2001, "finding nemo" brought in a

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our strategy is to maintain the accountability and work we've start over the past 3 years with our cv o. we want to make sure our service is serving all the children >> in terms of our budget you're seeing our total budget general fund, state and federal grants and those state and federal grant are for our violence presentation work. >> so 1213 we're looking at the the $12 million. if you're looking at the program really overlooking for the 2014 i can see that the children's fund is growing and the next year too. you also see that the general fund is slowly decreaseably. we had some one time funds in the federal grant for our violence prevention. we're the school district funds has a slight shift here but on the bottom you'll see the dollars that the program will offer see 82.5 million with a slight increase in the next year. i am graphical person here's a graftal chart of what you just saw. so as he drill down from did children's fund in our budget you'll see once again this is the trend that year after year expect fiscal year 10 our children's dollars has slowly increased we're exci

coming out then i tried to be reasonable i said i'd come and talk to you guys because i found out only 3 cv ls is being fund and none of the cb os is being fund. so when you're talking about staff i'm the poster child i live, eat and sleep and have developed my own program and for the 8 years i've been taking care of the funding. last year we got only $20,000 and we're told we're not going to get it again, this year. i'm dealing with the hash it populations. we just had a shooting right outside my daughters door >> (speaking another language) language barrier. >> he said good afternoon. i'm mac i'm a member of the yes program. this is a program that is for the youth and the yes program is supported to me and my fellow youth. it's a save place for us to learn and to help each other anti inside the program. this is another way to meet up with your friends. and the yes program it's a big help because especially for the null immigrant youth to give guidance and support to the things they're facing daily and especially for the null immigrant youth >> i'm going to read a couple of more names. (ca

coming out then i tried to be reasonable i said i'd come and talk to you guys because i found out only 3 cv ls is being fund and none of the cb os is being fund. so when you're talking about staff i'm the poster child i live, eat and sleep and have developed my own program and for the 8 years i've been taking care of the funding. last year we got only $20,000 and we're told we're not going to get it again, this year. i'm dealing with the hash it populations. we just had a shooting right outside my daughters door >> (speaking another language) language barrier. >> he said good afternoon. i'm mac i'm a member of the yes program. this is a program that is for the youth and the yes program is supported to

cvs designed to match the neighborhood needs. what the process realized is we need to determine the right businesses for the neighborhood. a formula retail matrix we called it that would evaluate applications on a variety of criteria. however in 2010 as the economy picked up the dta became concerned with the applicants. and as a result rents were increased. research indicated that formula retail businesses in the triangle on upper market portion of the triangle were 28 percent after doing research which is up from 25 percent in 2008. meanwhile we saw businesses thriving. they have a ban on resale of the corridor. since they are opposed to retail they are willing to fight on every project. versus 2 nearby comparison corridor, the upper market was higher than the comparison areas. and valencia street less than 5 percent. that's compared to 28 percent in upper market. a research also uncovered something else that former retails covered about a quarter of the total number of businesses which require a number of visual spaces because

supervisors and you're responsible for helping our neighborhoods safer it's a huge benefit to have the cv ds you have people in the neighborhood cleaning it helping to keep it safe and who notice things that might be going wrong before it gets to a breaking point you've got people always there. i'm lucky to have those individuals helping me. it's important in this day and age we know that public budget isn't was it used to be. the department of public works are able to do a lot of works cleaning but there are limits to what they can do with their resources. we try to get more cleaning resources for p w and we're going to try to continue to do that but it makes it an essential part of the u equation to have people partnering with our city agencies to make sure that our neighborhoods will save. certainly we have it in noah valley in large part to our districts. we need to keep supporting them and making them stronger and stronger and you have my commitment. thank you >> up next in our program is president chiu and is very excited about the process here. so president chiu >> good morning it

i wonder about that there was a lot of confusion about cvs because you got advice from staff and advice from the deputy city attorney that day that was confusing as to whether or not if you can put any conditions on it. when you could, you didn't. nobody else can. if they want to stay open until 2 a.m., they can, the police took a strong position to hard liquor until 2 a.m. and therefore abc could do something because of that but nobody could do something about 2 a.m.. and the other thing when you by conditional use can add more bars by an allowing bar to use it's location but the conditions will remain to the old bar. for instance the other one that moved, it left behind it's bar. it's conditional use was still open for at least a year. it was like automatic. there was nothing abc was going to do to stop it or even add anymore conditions unless they were to their license unless there were a lot of police complaints about that specific thing. i just see like continuing march have more licenses more alcohol licenses and these restaurants closing until 2 a.m.. they stay open as night club

take a look at the cvs pharmacy in the city. just one clerk. the rest is self-serve. in fact, the u.s. lost almost 2 million clerical jobs since 2007. retail workers lost ground to internet shopping. some are growing, but here's the thing. it pays substantially less. a clerical worker last year made an average of $34,000. a personal healthcare worker, $24,500. michael, former director of california's labor department says fast moving changes are to blame. >> used to have six or seven bank tellers, we might have one or two. we used to have six or seven clerks in a pharmacy like this, we have one or two. we see this role of technology across sectors and across occupations. >> man, and the numbers don't lie. 90% of americans are seeing their paycheck shrink. >> the top ten percent is pacing it a lot more than before and top 1% are making even more than that. and saying that we're looking at the most unequal distribution of income since the 1920s right now. >> wow. joe, thanks. >> coming up, they look cute, but a dangerous parasite could be living in these cats. the simpl

. >> a couple german states have been buying cv's with data about germans who has secret swiss bank accounts. at that data is supposed to secret. in fact, it was stolen. the east german states hate millions of euros to get that data themselves in order to scare up the beast tax cheats. if tax -- many go the states are undermining their own principles by supporting purchases of stolen data. >> thank you so very much for your insight. >> while germany's political class is a flutter, his squad does have a gamecube play. what a game it is. >> if you have been paying any attention at all to soccer over the past few years, you will know that it's means trying to stop the world's best soccer player. he has a huge impact on any match. >> his work against the footwork of one of soccer's best. he barcelona star forward is a back. they say his team is ready. >> from what i have seen in spanish media and from what i have heard, he has been training as normal and he will start in tomorrow's game. i think we will be able to find a solution. >> stopping the attack is a special challenge. on the attack, him

like a television, five dollar strap cv.g that fly off the wall with a simple strap. taking steps to try to protect things around you. which in return keeps stuff from injuring you. >> and also to secure their water heater and things like that. if there is a disaster and emergency in the middle of the night we don't think it's going to happen while we're sleeping. >> we also found that a majority of injuries in major earthquakes occur because of the shrapnel and broken glasses. it's not because everything collapsed but it's cuts and injuries, you probably don't wear shoes in bed, most people don't. but if you is step out of bed, maybe you got vases and glass that is broken, you have to walk out of your house, walk through basically a debris field of broken glass. how about having a pair of slipers next to the bed. always know you might need to put those on. >> cheryl: like a firefighter. we have so much more to talk about. next segment i want you to show folks what emergency kit is. we do have to take a quick break. stay wit

the kids can go in to the cvs and get their -- >> once again build a relationship with your children. if this is an issue for you, build the relationship with your children that they can come to you. but for many, many, many young girls that relationship is not there and you're forcing them perhaps in to an unwanted pregnancy situaon. they helready had sx, the morning after pill basically a big dose of birth control pill and f.d.a. has said it is not damaging to you. you can have your moral issues, but there's not any basis in science for not offering. >> all right, let us know what you think. please follow me on twitter @bonnieerbe. from plan b to the m-r-s degree. a letter to the editor in the princeton university newspaper has gone viral this week, after one alumna encouraged women to nd husbands while they are in collge. the concept of the m-r-s degree caused many people to call her ideas old-fashioned. but, susan patton is glad this has sparked a conversation. >> so the real piece of advice i wanted to share with the wonderful young women on the campus of my beloved alma mater, p

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because they have this physical addiction, and it's not like they can go up to a cvs and say may i havee heroin? >> once i saw how much money from the drugs i made, it hushed any concern or any negative feelings i had towards it because there was no other way that i could get that amount of drugs for, you know, doing anything else. >> you are aware of all of the parties going on? >> yeah, they have them all over. >> the night she was arrested, dana told investigators about a underground network where men buy women out fear of police detection. >> i met a man from craigslist that knew about this underground society, if you will, of men that created an online website where the girls would go there and post. and you know, people could call you and set up a date with you. >> these are kind of like a secret society type of websites. where the average person has to apply to gain access into the society. you basically fill out a form on the internet, and they do a background check on you through the information that you provide to them. and it's very difficult to get into these websites. >> an

the most expensive prices found at cvs, target, rite aid.nding on line. robinson cano has fired his "a" list agent and replaced him with jay-z. the first client for rock nation sports, a sports agency nation spounded by mr. z. he could command close to $2 million. robinson will receive a big payday when he become as a free agent after this season. this for jay-z, another high-profile business venture. he owns a piece of the brooklyn nets. >> how does he find the time to do all he does and also be a dad? >> a lot going on. a good husband to beyonce. >> great life, by the way. >>> the sequel to "finding nemo" is a go. it will be released in november 2015, and called "finding dory," it will focus on the forgetful character voiced by ellen degeneres. she said why it took so long to get to the sequel, with pixar working on "toy story 16." >>> president obama headed to a community where a gunman opened fire in a theater. will he be able to regain momentum on gun control? we'll talk with our chief washington correspondent and anchor, jake tapper an

so, for example, if you go to cvs and some other company and you use your loyalty card to pick up someers and some toothpaste, well that loyalty information, teaming up with facebook will start to offer you ads the next time you log on to facebook. this is the next frontier of advertising. sort of the merging of all parts of your life and facebook taking some big steps. already general motors and neiman marcus have decided to come back to the table. those two as you both know stepped away because they were not sure what the roi, return on investment of advertising for facebook but they're coming back. liz: interesting. you've got to be very careful about annoying your users, right, shibani? >> yeah, absolutely. i think, when people start to get wind of this, they may start to feel distrustful about interacting with facebook and feel like you're spied on right? if they're spying on you on the web or certainly what you're buying at the drugstore you may be a little bit more hesitant to log on to facebook next time around. liz: shibani joshi, warning us all. thank you very much. ashley: s

. >> i been a fan of cvs over walgreen's i think the management is far superior.tion differential, i think it's okay to own walgreen's there. >> nice call, shares of wag green's up third% since that call. what do you do here? >> no. and i've been selling ccs also. we're paired down. >> during our "fast money" contest, karen revealed her position on a stock that's taken a beaten of late. here's what he said. >> i'm going with apple. >> i agree for a lot of reasons. rp is up about 70%. i think they'll run out of gas early. so apple, which i am long. >> and it's down like 180%? >> 4.5% since then. but you're long apple -- >> i mean, it's down, really, not up. i am still long, it doesn't matter to me, a lot of people say we've owned it for a long time, we have a big gain in it. that's not relevant. do i want to own it now and i did then and i do now. >> the ugly is going to be when you get behind the wheel of a car and wreck it. >> that's the rat dog. [ laughter ] >> that's not fair. i have no control over that. >> exactly. that's the beauty of it. very ugly. >> good

so what they want to do is everyone have their abortions go to cvs and pick up your bill and you can abort your baby in the privacy of your home. so there's a couple of things to talk about what people are saying abortion but the other thing to keep in mind is, you know what? i've used this before in debates and we talked, bank robbers kill a lot of people every year. they do. do we legalize the bank robberies? no. we don't legalize bank robberies. so that's something else you want to talk about. get your facts straight first. the numbers are actually talking the. the illegal abortions was to be performed by doctors. just because something, you can't legalize something because you are afraid, we are killing 1.2 million children every year. that's the other thing you have to think about. >> how many chapters do you have in campus to speak of seven and if i didn't mainly college campus. last week we launched our high school at home initiative. we now have over 40 in medical schools. something that the politicians were longtime have not focused on. because every medical school has a pro

ose su cv theyjacked left the cell phone in the car, tracking the phone is what led the police to watertown and that deadly fire fight with the two brothers before the younger one took off. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> charges against tsarnaev will likely include a weapon of mass destruction charge which carries the death penalty. with the intensive emotions surrounding the case, we asked michael garcia, whether tsarnaev could get a fair trial in boston? >> very difficult to move a trial. the legal standard, essentially, no jury in this city will be able to look fairly on this evidence. very high standard. i believe he will face trial in boston. >> tsarnaev is being questioned without being given his miranda rights as a matter of public tors are looking overseas for answers specifically want to know more about the older tsarnaev, the brother, who recently went to russia and how that might have changed him. abc reporter is in dagestan where the family has roots. >> reporter: last year, tamerlan tsarnaev traveled here to his old home in a region home to an islamist uprising. inve

stay with cvs and walgreen's. >> icon enterprises. >> a great stock.t's thinly traded and really anorexically thin. less than 200 shares a day on average. that isn't where i can trade so i have to say trade stock picks rather than his stock. >> how about bed bath & beyond. >> low expectations, but the quarter was pretty decent. ticket size was up and margins were better than expected. so i think this is still a cheap housing play. >> simon, netflix. >> been under pressure a lot with the whole distribution with house of cards and positive announcement today with hasbro. so popped on the news today. >>> coming up, it's been a tough few months for gasoline falling to its lowest level in three months. we'll head to the futures pits and see how the smart money is playing it. and first it was ron johnson, but now the executive exodus is said to be heating up at jcpenney. kimberly greenberger will tell us what it all mean it is for the stock. plus she'll give us her top retail picks on a day where we're getting a lot of retail numbers. that and a lot more whe

not relacing doctors, walgreen's competitor cvs already handles at most of its in-store clinics.eves in maine are nowl now illegally tapping other people's maple trees and stealing the sap to make maple syrup. good stuff goes for up to 50 bucks a gallon. 13 times more than gasoline. and police say there is evidence that sap theft is on the rise. even worse, the thieves usually drill too many at that tap holes and drill them too big. not only hurts the trees it ruins the wood so landowners can't sell the sim enter. rick perry under the antiin his serve for whoever killed two of the state's prosecutors. that story coming up. plus, she lied to the cops, her family, and even her own diary. details from the jody diareas journal ahead. and rutgers may have fired its basketball coach for physically and verbally abusing its players. but the school still has to cut him a massive check. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. [ male announcer ] at charles schwab, we've committed to setting the bar high by going low. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 like offering

i can't walk in my local cvs and buy allegra d without showing my driver's license and signing a waiverbecause people are afraid you can abuse the drug. why should an 11-year-old be able to walk in to next to as the president says next to a park bubble gum pick up plan b it is outrageous. >> chris: it is interesting obviously right-to-lifers are already upset about it as you can see this goes against administration policy as well. >> it creeps any of us out. i don't have children and the idea of a girl that young going in and buying a pill like that just makes me very uncomfortable. observed, i think about a 14-year-old girl who is a victim of incest or rape and terrified and not knowing where to go or what to do. i just wish there was another way to get at it. other than -- i mean i understand why the judge said this 17 year cut off was arbitrary because they have shown this drug is apparently not particularly troublesome for younger girls. there is something that is very unsettling about the idea of a girl that young going in and making a decision like that and not necessarily knowing

information not just in a facebook concept but you mash up information from offline purchases like cvs drug stories to measure the effectiveness of ads. so this is the offbrand enhancement. i don't think most people would understand, and i'm not familiar with any kind of notice on facebook that would make it easier for me to understand that my item questions on facebook could be compared against my offline behavior at cvs and used to provide -- >> i don't want to talk all about facebook but i want to respond. we have a number of disclosures where we talk about that. but i want to react to one specific thing you said because it's not accurate. we're not sharing information about that. we're not disclosing information. we're not giving away information about your purchases. i you understand but i want to make sure that clear. there are lots of places where we tell people how information will be used, but we try in those cases to do it in a way that is privacy protected and not exposing information we shouldn't be exposing in a way people aren't expecting. so i don't want to go down that

. >> he did it cv de ligne here' see the lean years and the second world championship. organization, the fan base are all feeling good about themselves. >> gary: justine, how many states before you knew, the -- dates? >> reporter: it was love at first sight. >> when one of you gets the jackpot does the other one leave or to leave them here with us? >> we each have a tattoo that says " kron fr orlife'.. there is no are arrangements to leave. we are planning on getting buried at kron.. >> gary: i would say to just leave him now! >> we are joined at the hip. >> gary: this business will chew you up. this backbiting and everybody will hate each other but to see these people communicate and to be enough, congratulations. to both you today. >> that is why we never want to leave kron but there's no backstabbing at kron. >> but i would say that you would leave kron at the first hint of something else. >> liar! a lodoes it is it true that the grant keeps a bag packed? >> we do not talk about our personal lives would have to speak to his agent. >> gary: i was just kidding! a lot a

we were looking at him going to an atm, a cvs store, right? we had his day figured out. it took a while. i guess now. mr. borelli, today mohammed atta i would assume would be under greater surveillance. you'd have his movements much more quickly. how fast this is moving. >> exactly. technology has just really enhanced law enforcement, but the other thing to keep in mind, chris, you know, technology, the bad guys have access to technology, too. so there's -- >> what do they got? >> well, i mean, they're sending encrypted messages and things like that. some of these are so complicated that the government has a hard time, you know, cracking the code. so, you know, it can -- technology can work against us as well. >> yeah. there's some discussion. i don't know if it's true. put it there, governor, and everybody, that one of these guys was walking around talking on his cell phone while carrying his bags around. so i think they might be a bit behind the curb here, luxury. that's more guidance to where they were. and, anyway, i do think we're going to have a heck of a story. it

. >> megyn: and say that the young woman goes to cvs on her own if she wants. >> and that's the problem. if a parent is not knowing that their 13-year-old is having sex, they're going to be even bigger problems happening. so, it's incumbent upon us mothers to know whether our children are sexually active. and the 13-year-old who is sexually active is going to be doing other things and it would be horrible -- i am the product of teenage parents and i can tell you, you know, you don't want children who are 13 having children. so the bill is great, but probably not talking to their parents if they're engaged in sexual activity. it's not just 13 year olds. i'll sit here and admit i lost my virginity the age of 16. >> megyn: oh, jehmu. >> i was probably late on-- >> just to back you up on that, and just to back you up on this, listen to the list of folks who have been recommending unrestricted access for years. the american medic kaical associati association, american college of obstetricians, you would think i'd have that down. american academy of pediatrics. doctors who look after our kids

. >> rite aid, rolf, cvs. >> why you think everyone has one of these cars?u can say every baby shop every day. >>--these cards. >> these cars know a lot about us. >> often you frequent a location. usage, frequency. there'll lowlowering your be in with these cards. >> the main thing they want to do is create a relationship with the consumer. perhaps too detailed. the new york times poll the story of a dad who found out his teenage daughter pregnant based on customize coupons target sent to their home. >> a portion of the population when presented with the fact that we're tracking your behavior in tracking every time you buy something may feel uncomfortable. the little cards that help you save our data hogs keeping a detailed story about you. >> the bottom line, if you do not like to be tracked it could be more selective about which car to sign up for. with your tech report i am rich demuro . >> >> breaking news just into the kron 4 news room all class at scotts valley high school have been cancelled today after it threat was made and on facebook. join us to t

the price is places to pick up were cvs, target and write eight.> we will be right back. >> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. we have been tracking the storm that has pushed through the bay area. some of us still dealing with showers. there are light showers for and danville and the pleasanton area. along the peninsula we do have showers along the bay shore along portions of the bay bridge. we could save some lingering showers throughout the day also, let's take a look that the rainfall totals. about an inch of have an sonoma county. have an edge in san francisco and just pull lead in san mattel. it is definitely less in the south. >> as we look this satellite radar most of it has pushed its way into the sierra. this indicates that they may have snow fall. if we're not seeing too much of the back end of this and we may see light showers throughout the day. if the heaviest part of the rain has passed. >> futurecast 4 is stating that we will still see light showers. it will continue to later on into the evening hours and we may see some breaks of

cvs has allowed us to reduce the percentage of apprehensions that resulted in a voluntary return from 41% and 2011 to 22% in 2012. moreover, the consequence delivery system has contributed to reduction in overall rate of recidivism from a six year average of 24% to 12% today. as i've articulated in prior testimony, i'll work to reduce the likelihood of an attack against the nation and provide safety and security to citizens is an ongoing mission. our focus is to expand operation by taking an integrated approach that includes their partners at the federal, state, local and tribal level, playing a risky strategy were moving towards a mobile and flexible workforce that can rapidly respond to emerging threats. our challenges are many, not the least of which is our ongoing requirement or information intelligent can which provides critical insights about those that take a look launcher into the country. in addition, detention capability continues to be a critical need in our implementation plan. response to an immediate threat to provide strategic situational awareness. i am often asked the

cvs, dirty crumpled bills. >> bill: "new york times" said it was delivered by the c.i.a. briefing -- [ laughter ] jay carney was asked about this and jay carney's response was i've had no comment on that story. check with the c.i.a. >> yes. >> bill: i laughed out loud. >> i'm sure they would -- that's where you go for information. extremely forthcoming. bags of cash. >> bill: their job is to say nothing, right? that's what they're trained to do. not to talk. check with the c.i.a. i'm sure they'll be glad to help you out. >> you should call, bill. we'll see if you disappear. >> i was going to say. >> they'll shoot you. >> bill: so that was yesterday. this morning or overnight whatever karzai was asked about this. he said oh, yeah, we got all of the bags of cash. i'm glad we did because we helped it out and we used it -- what did he say? i love this. wait. he used it to -- you know, i underline -- they used it to give assistance to the wounded and sick, to pay rent for housing and for other operational purposes. >> right into the old pocket. >> bill: exactly. >> it is karza

in the interest of time i will highlight many of the points cv and.the first is in research and data acquisition and conservation noaa cannot accomplish its mission without the talents and capacities of our external partners. second as the president has stated we must not let pressures killed investment in the future. the budget proposal targeted investment of habitat restoration, research and activities that set the stage for long-term environmental sustainability and economic vitality and enhancements. in some the budget proposal makes important strides to the healthier balance among and across the needs of today an important demands of tomorrow. finally we remain committed to good government using taxpayer dollars that are appropriated the effectively and efficiently. we made to give a progress in recent years by consolidating activities activities, streamlining programs, stocking more acquisition vehicles vehicles, carefully controlling discretionary expenditures this budget continues those efforts to propose additional efficiencies and 90 savings