dorothy tucker with one family that found out in a tragic way. >> i got a phone call from rebecca, sheas crying, and she was frantic. >> reporter: it's a phone call lisa good near relives more often than she would like. she said "i can't find sarah" and i said"what do you mean you can't find sarah," and she said "we were in an accident,." >> this is a picture of sarah. >> reporter: sarah had been recleaning in the passenger seat and rebecca was driving. they were driving home when rebecca fell asleep and crashed into a tree. >> when the car began to spin it didn't hold sarah in and she was ejected out the back window of the hyundai. see how the seatbelt has contact across here. >> reporter: what they later learned stunned them. because sarah's seat was in the recleaned position her safety belt did not protect her. >> the seatbelt no longer is touching. >> reporter: you may not have known belts might not protect you when the seat is recleaned but government agencies have known that for more than 20 years. the national transportation safety board in 1988 wrote "the protection offered by

so whatever we can do to stop that, that is important to me. >> reporter: and dorothy reports, hundred die says it believes the accident was the drive -- hyundai says it believes the accident was the drivers fault and there is a report that almost every car on the road is deiveg defective and dangerous for allowing front passengers to recline their set. >>> seven pounds of burger all in one sitting. the calories for lunch, for those brave enough to eat it. coming up tonight at five: not planning on having kids in the,, >>> all right, coming up tonight at 5:00, here on cbs 5, not planning on ever having children? a new type of contraception that can permanently prevent pregnancy and a process that they say only takes 15 minutes. those stories and more coming up at 5:00 tonight. but finally, this afternoon, you are drawing a blank on what should we have for lunch? here is an idea. a seven-pound, 7,000-calorie hamburger. and a guy in texas successfully ate it over the weekend and a contest to celebrate a new burger joint. he finished everything but the bun on the el grande burger in less

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in

the high-tech ship is named for dorothy c. stratton, the coast guard's first female commissioned officer. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. also tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. meredith vieira sit downs with the sisters of norma lopez, a 17-year-old california girl who was found murdered this week. >>> and singer/songwriter john mayer rocks the plaza in the summer concert series. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a great day.

berkeley photographer dorothy alang. these give you an idea of just how apalling bad the great reh depression was. the best we have, as well as movies, it's difficult to million how it was. we tend to look back through the safety net, which was created by the new deal. it was very difficult for young people to understand a time when there was no social safety net. when you lost your job, within a short period of time, you lost your home, food, everything. you were out on the street and your family broke up. it was an apalling time. one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous

and over in europe shares are advancing to dorothy franklin nubia gaining shell play in the banking fact that. the announcing us mint of its new c.e.o. the same time as placing a hefty loft placing is trading up top of. the european bank of reconstruction and development is in talks to buy a ten percent stake in the russian r.t.s. stock market it's buying the stay from kit finance the bank which is an early victim of the financial crisis a reality because to make the purchase of an undisclosed russian state lender stakes estimation were eighty million dollars days as the aim to improve standards of the russian stock market rising oil prices be stewed russians budget revenues the state budget took in one hundred twenty two billion dollars from the. first half of the year up thirty percent from the same period two thousand and nine the lion share represents tax payments on oil and gas production. figures to oprah do several from their advanced is second quarter profit by sixty percent on the back of high oil prices and output its net income jumped more than two point five billion dollars o

of layman and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dorothy see you next time and remember crosstalk. human rights activists blame treatment discrimination for disabling efforts to stamp hiv aids patients say scientists true focus on finding if you will as a gather at an aids conference in vienna. beating traditions india school discipline is under fire after a teenager suicide reveals corporal punishment is still popular among teachers. and remote controlled warfare as the drone industry booms peace campaigners you're a surgeon casualties and terrorism. watching are you going to live from moscow a.t.m. in the russian capital a marina joshie welcome to the program for decades the world's greatest scientific minds have been fighting a war with a deadly disease but there are there's still no cure inside caused by the hiv virus aids has already claimed the lives of millions but some who are for.

and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dorothy see you next time and remember crosstalk. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. in the czech republic he's available in the gallery hotel as sawyer central hotel printed very nice and most of the stuff i used to which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina available in who told me the children of each college. let you know what you know. joe mexico tells you how do you know there are a boutique hotel and you're like towns. in serbia don't use available in that region see they are going out. and things a death cycle human rights activists demanding a versatile treatment for h.i.v. and eight saw first but patients one scientist of focus on finding its yours who gather at an aids conference in vienna. old habits die hard parents in india demand harsher penalties against teachers and forcing corporal punishment after a teenager commits suicide following a beating. and remote control warfare as the drone industry booms peas campaigners fear

than several years ago ukraine's legislation he pulls on the sex trade and when women tend to be of dorothy's forces can do anything now several knows have been passed to deal with the issue in most places still afraid to call the cops in there both social workers and authorities admit in the last several years a desa sex trade has slightly diminished but they say while ukraine's economy is in tatters the sex industry will remain as one of the most burning problems for this resort city regardless of the season alexi rush of ski r.t. reporting from address ukraine now police in southern russia are looking for employees of a leader firm which forced a donkey to parasail over the sea so that shelling to terrified amel being a launch into the sky spread around the world prompting the anger of animal rights activists officials have launched an animal cruelty probe into the incident as velocity has more. this case already caused proudest among animal rights activists here in southern russia a group of interpret your son the coastal town of two men who decided to advertise their small business by la

guest today but i shun robert's interest in layman and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dorothy see you next time and remember crosstalk. ft. all. and. as the world's richest nations plan to cut spending in the bottle against aids due to the financial crisis demonstrators at a huge international conference on the disease and cannot demand universal access to treatment. nobody knows that. nobody. corporal punishment in schools comes under scrutiny after the suicide of a thirteen year old boy reveals that the cane still has some classrooms despite the properties being banned in the country. and the docking that marks the dawn of a new era in the cold war such five years since face call from the soviet union and the us that in a bit. of news from russia and around the world this is all see with me you national thanks for joining us the united nations says plans by the walls wealthiest nations to cut spending and they could jeopardize recent progress made in fighting the disease a major aids conference is underway in vienna with twenty thousand delegates.

several years ago ukraine's legislation hardly pulls on the sex trade and when women tend to be of dorothy's law enforcers can do anything now several knows have been passed to deal with the issue in most places still afraid to call cops. both social workers and authorities admit in the last several years a desa sex trade has slightly diminished but they say while ukraine's economy is in tatters the sex industry will remain as one of the most burning problems for this resort city regardless of the season election see reporting from odessa ukraine and watching r.t. live from moscow coming out in the program yes we can and that's why the afghan president is saying about setting things right in the country so why do they add against themselves thing find out in just a few minutes. before that the u.k. government is being criticized for its disregard for freedom of speech after protesters were forcibly removed from outside the houses of parliament in london on tuesday bailey civic to the peace camp set up by demonstrators at westminster but campaigners calling for a day on to the war in afghanis

dorothy, democrats line. caller: good morning. i just want to say that's -- that i am a grandmother and i take care of all six of them. i have not been at work since january 17 of last year. when might unemployment ran out, i have been looking -- ever since i have been out of work i have been -- host: dorothy, are you there? dorothy, apologies. your phone is cutting in and out. we have to lose you. sorry about that. claire, republican line. caller: good morning. it is nice to speak with you. i did not understand how we can keep spending and spending and spending and think there is a way we can create jobs by spending more. there are so many issues that the government has had to deal with, that i did not know how they can straighten it out and have a clear head. it seems like they have their fingers in everybody's pie and as a republican i am against the power of the federal government being in every single thing. i am for states' rights. and i have been watching in the last -- not just this administration -- where they are taking

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. >> hi dorothy said this offer exposure law was supposed to take effect in february now is out in the air. >> this is an issue that involves consumers access to information that's already available. consumers can already look up the radiation levels on the cellphone by going to the web site it's just not an easy process to do. study >> 7 conclusively found cellphone radiation is a health risk one where the other. research continues on brain tumors. in san francisco the key live the office kron 4 news. >> a live look good side of the bay bridge toll plaza. sunny skies this afternoon yesterday we had cloudy conditions. were going to see warmer conditions as the sun stays out today today and tomorrow. sunday will see little bit of change to talk about that in a moment. current temperatures 85 concord, 88 livermore, 90 antioch. 62 and san francisco appeared we were seeing warmer conditions in the north bay but things will cool back down appeared our satellite pictures from earlier the fog clinging to the coastline but it will be less expensive out there tomorrow or sunshine means warmer t

we go next to dorothy from west virginia, republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning.d like to see the problem of improper butchering of chickens address ds by the food and drug administration. it just seems like every time i buy chicken legs in the market, they have blood around the bone and i would like to see them slaughter chickens so their blood is drained out is that possible? guest: well, this actually, this legislation addresses only food that the f.d.a. can regulate, which is not meat and poultry which are regulated by the u.s. department of agriculture. unfortunately, the laws that apply to chicken and to other poultry as well as to meat are also outdated but they've been updated more than 70 years ago. that may be something that congress needs to look at in the future is both the safety of that food and how it's produced. host: palm springs, sorry. first up, clover field, tennessee on our independent line. ted, good morning. caller: good morning. this is a great topic, something i am well versed in and i am going to put some facts on you that are documented.

dorothy irene hite. ♪ >> dr. hooks was an inspiration to us all.ntering helped me understand the naacp better and recognize that there were no limits to what this organization can accomplish, if we only work together. under his tutelage in 1990, i developed a comprehensive minority help outreach program, shaped largely by health care policies and programs, implemented in the earlly 1930's by two distinguished physicians and former naacp board chairman, dr. cobb and dr. wright. dr. hite was a trailblazer. an african-american woman who refused to let blatant racism dance in her spirit. when bernard cleem accepted her in 1929 but blocked her admission because they met their quota of two students, she went on to new york university and earned two degrees, dr. hite was a role model and a classy crusader for civil rights, who advised me that it doesn't marry -- matter chairman bond who gets the credit. just get the job done. . . 12k3w4r50b 12k3w4r50b12k3w4r50 >>> this hearing on the subcommittee on immigration. the immigration subcommittee and others who

lives in his own home with dorothy, his beautiful wife. can still make dinner for the entire family every sunday. happy birthday to you. and look at helen, always love that -- helen ventresca, prospect, connecticut, 101 years old. avid animal lover who loves to play bingo, especially with the animals. can't beat that. thelma shearer, medford, oregon, another beanbag baseball fan. a lot of those around. enjoys all sorts of dancing, especially the cha-cha-cha. mary taylor of worcester, ohio, 102, volunteers for the local red cross and local hospital, watches "everybody loves raymond." truly one of the great shows. back to you. >>> willard, thank you very much. when we come back, up on that stage right there, carrie underwood live in concert. >>> much higher than the percentage for home mortgages and credit cards. suzy orman is the host of her show. good morning. >> good morning. >> the numbers are stunning. we've been hearing a lot about mortgage and credit card defaults but not student loans. >> there was a study done since 1995 it started,