time there's a big demonstration in california or in the southwest, on behalf of illegal immigrants, they're all hoist the mexico flag, there's less of an assimilation impulse among the illegals than heels [everyone talking at once] >> i think they will assimilate much more quickly. this is the age of facebook and twitter. this is the 21st century. >> it's different. >> of course it's different. this is not 100 years ago. >> we have a president whose two daughters speak pretty well spanish. >> and more americans speak spanish than ever before. >> and we>>> issue two, patrona partnership. >> the world must now recognize latin america for the dynamic and growing region that it truly is. we're all americans. [speaking spanish] >> president obama last month visited with heads notably, fro when mr. obama was in chile he delivered a major address to the latin american world. mr. obama praised the region for reversing its dictatorial authoritarians from chile and peru. >> virtually all the people of latin american, have gone from living under dictatorsships to living in democracies. across

supporters include tea party members who showed up waving signs saying stop illegal immigration. the bill would require law enforcement offers to verify citizenship of people suspected of being in california illegally. it would also end sanctuary city policies and impose sanctions against employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. the author of arizona's bill says california cannot ignore the immigration problem. >> illegal is not a race. it's a crime and it affects every one of our families and our neighborhoods. you can't ignore what's coming across that border. >> opponents of the measure staged a counter protest nearby. the bill faces its first hearing tomorrow in the assembly judiciary committee. >>> tonight we are hearing firsthand the frightening experience of passengers aboard a plane bound from new orleans to san francisco. ktvu's david stevenson live at sfo. you just spoke with passengers who touched down just minutes ago. david. >> reporter: that's right. they landed -- the passengers of united flight 4987 landed here at sfo about an hour and 10 minutes ago. they

. >>> california's only tea party lawmaker is proposing a crackdown on illegal immigrants. he staged a rally at the state capitol yesterday. bill calls for a crackdown on so suald sanctuary cities and punish employers that knowingly

a crackdown on illegal immigration. two things are clear about the relationship between national security and immigration. the u.s. has expanded its enforcement efforts. secondly, the overwhelming majority of those affected by enforcement do not pose any security threat. terrace, criminal, or otherwise. 9/11 solidified to the public mind in the actions of the government the notion that illegal immigration poses a serious threat and harsh measures and deportation are appropriate. that continues to be the frame through which the issue is considered. the of, administration cannot publicly embraced the notion that all illegal immigrants should be deported. this is an administration that favors reform that would legalize many of those who are here illegally. the public justification is the policy is aimed at removing criminals who pose a security threat. some do and the vast majority do not. i fear making genuine progress on this issue will be all but impossible unless the perception of a strong link between terrorism and cri

. >> immigration officials estimate the usb ported record numbers of illegal aliens in 2009, and then again in 2010. princeton university recently held a symposium looking into these deportations. u.s. immigration policy and national security with homeland security officials, new jersey congressman rush holt and immigration groups. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> i hope i am not butchering. before i continue, and introduce julie, let me introduce congressman rush holt who really does not meet and introduction. he is our democratic representative for the 12 district in new jersey. and he is well known to you because very few districts in the whole united states can brag that their congressman, or their congressman is a rocket scientist, and ours is. and if there was any doubt about his extraordinary accomplishments, as you know, if you have been keeping up with the news, mr. holt recently defeated the ibm computer at jeopardy. this is not the first time he has beat competitors at jeopardy. but this time, and so mr. holt, making time at an extraordinary busy schedule, has taken

more than 100,000 illegal immigrants were jailed in scale in 2009 it. cost more to house an inmate in california than other states. here in california it's $34,000 a year. in texas it's only 12,000. california has repeatedly tried to get more federal reimbursement to cover the cost. >>> florida pastor terry jones, a very controversial pastor will stage a protest outside of a mosque. that's after a mishap with his own gun. police were called to the parking lot of a detroit news station after pastor jones accidently discharged his gun. they say that gunshot went into the floor board of the car. luckily no one was hurt. you may remember pastor jones is the pastor who set fire to a copy of the koran last month. that incited deadly riots in afghanistan. >>> california lawmakers are calling for changes to crack down on teacher misconduct. that's after a recent audit of the commission called it quote, one of the worst run organizations, they had seen in a long time. in one case a teacher was charged with exposing middle school students to important if i. howev

they refused to allow arizona police to demand that documentation from suspected illegal immigrants. court ruled in favor of an obama administration lawsuit and arizona intrudes federal authority and harms u.s. foreign policy. arizona argued that the federal government had failed to police its borders results in seeing the greatest influx of illegal immigrants. >> in long island new york, suspected human remains were found along a highway bringing the potential victims of a serial killer to ten. medical examiner will examine the bones. they have uncovered eight sets of human remains since december. so far for victims have been identified as prostitutes who advertise order craigslist. investigators say they are looking at multiple suspects, some of whom may be linked to law enforcement. the killer called one victim's sister using the victim's cell phone showing that he is familiar with investigative tactics. >> kristen: in japan, nuclear regulators have raised the severity of the crisis prosecute a level 5 to level 7, the highest on the international scale. japanese officials say the

. >>> a new report reveals california's illegal immigrant prison population is skyrocketing. the government accountability office says a number of illegal immigrants behind bars is up 17% since 2003. the number now stands at more than 102,000. the agency also claims each of the state's illegal immigrants have an average of seven different arrests and 2010 california spent around $1 billion on the illegal immigrant inmate population. >>> silicone valley high-tech leaders gather to talk about the business climate today. most of the entrepreneurs are optimistic the economy is turning around nationally, but they have reservations about how the state is doing. governor brown joined the group at ibm and san jose. they welcome the governor with gifts of the most popular member of brown's -- suter, his dog. >> he has more friends on facebook than most of my republican critics. >> more than half of the execs say they'll be hiring. they're worried about the budget gridlock and the expense of public employee pensions. none of the leaders had criticisms for the business climate. few have

says illegal immigrants strain limited resources. >> we can't have illegal immigration continuing totate and local governments with millions of dollars of health- care cost and education costs. and public safety costs. >> reporter: as for mariano cardoso, the clock is ticking. >> what would you do if you got sent to mexico? >> i would try to get back, try to find a way to come back. because there is nothing that is waiting for me over there. >> reporter: a life now caught in limbo. elaine quijano, cbs news, hartford, connecticut. >> mitchell: and coming up on tonight's "cbs evening news", countdown to the royal wedding. why are so many of the british coming here. with the rising price of fuel, guess which way shipping costs are going? the u.s postal service has no fuel surcharges. combine that with low online pricing... and your shipping costs... ..could head in a whole new direction. it's time to rethink your shipping. [ male announcer ] this intervention brought to you by niaspan. no, it's not about boys. it's about you. mom and i are worried about your health. yes, you're exercisi

than 500,000. 9/11 happened in an environment where the government was already concerned about illegal immigration and quite prepared to tackle the problem. after 9/11, the bush administration focused on how immigration laws could be used to prevent further terrorist attacks here in the immediate aftermath, arab and muslim men who were arrested -- terrorist attacks. in the immediate aftermath, arab and muslim men who were arrested were held on immigration charges, even without being shown to have any connection to terrorism. the visa system has been tightened. the system for tracking arabs and muslims to come into the united states was put into place. given the details of 9/11, these measures made sense. the attackers had visas to come into the united states. five of 19 were out of status at the nintime of the attack. for what followed in terms of detention and deportation policies, four of the five, including three pilots, were stopped for traffic violations in the months before the attacks when there were living in the united states illegally -- they were living in the united states illegally. t

wanted terrorists is in the spotlight again it's out of her is going on trial for snuggling illegal immigrants from the north caucasus but many claim that spreading slim is a that he should really be in the dock for. coalition leaders out of the military campaign in libya until probably gadhafi leaves and also proposes to boys security contractors their idea criticize due to the bad name of the practice. the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up off the existing financial world an economic summit known as the asian davos that's kicked off in china it comes a day after the leaders of the world's fastest emerging economies agreed on the need to worry about the global monetary system there me. that's in the latest edition of arts and culture show moscow out where we explore german influence and culture in the russian capital. hello gooden's heart and welcome on this week's must cooperate i'm taking a look at german influence and culture here in the russian capital that's your country's had strong links for centuries and battles the size so the positive connections bet

wanted terrorist is the is in the spotlight again its editors going on trial for smuggling illegal immigrants from the north caucasus but many claimants breading extremism that you should really be in the dock for. coalition leaders vowed to the military campaign in libya until colonel gadhafi leaves britain also proposes to employ security contractors there an idea criticize due to the bad name of the practice. the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up of the existing financial world at an economic summit known as the asian dolls that's a take off in china because a day after the news of the world's faster merging cotta means read on the need to revamp the global not a very system and there may be. all next is the latest edition of our arts and culture show moscow out where we explore german influence and culture in the russian capital. hello couldn't target and welcome on this week's must acquire program we're taking a look at german influence and culture here in the russian capital that's where countries have had strong links for centuries and battles the size

most wanted terrorists is in the spotlight again its editor is going on trial for smuggling illegal immigrants from the north caucasus many claim it's spreading extremism that he should really be in the dock. as coalition leaders are bound to keep up the libyan campaign and until he is toppled the russian president lashes out at the allies saying they don't comply with the u.n. resolution. and the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up of be existing and i'm sure this is happening while it's an economic summit that is the. kickoff in china comes a day after the leaders of the world's fastest emerging economies all agreed on the need to revamp the monetary system. see it's the latest edition of a. culture show you probably know it's must go out with this time we're going to be exploring german influence and culture right here in the russian. hello couldn't target and welcome on this week's must wire program taking a look at german influence on culture here in the russian capital and see countries have had strong legs for centuries and battles the size to the positive

is being brought charges not for terrorism but for illegal immigration give us some more details about case years we will have a very interesting court case in the city of one in fear. and against the me close to. sweet there's really sure about the finish citizen and he's the main organizer of the information resources in finland but he's are charged with. smuggling of people from turkey into finland and the most interesting fact is that together we see with him he's charged another person. cause i'm all for. his name used to hold two hundred them each year but he's also charged he also came to feel it legally and now he's giving up for. the activities of the center and they they're both charge of smuggling of. up to one hundred individuals from turkey and from chechnya can feel and and. because the center which side of has said that part of the. smuggle people are or islamistic militants and their relatives think it means for democracy in the future of europe that a site like this can be run and that people like a priest who has had to divorce his wife. has no money he told me today

has said are militants here of course calls them freedom fighters so prosecutors focusing on illegal immigration there are many critics wondering why it's being ignored that this man runs a site that spews propaganda about a man that has made it very clear that one of his main goals is to take as many russian lives as possible he may not look like a supporter of terrorism but torture founded and runs this website center a propaganda mouthpiece for one of the world's most wanted terrorists and declared by the u.n. to have links with al qaeda doku umarov is responsible for some of russia's most horrific recent terror attacks the moscow metro blast and the dome and out of the airport bombing which in total killed almost eighty people and injured nearly three hundred cycles doku umarov a president transmits messages about those he views as his enemies and carries ads for books about the life of a mujahideen islamic fighter the situation is that the congress stand around. and he's associated they are working for the politicization of islam used to be our spring feel about europe they want to make rad

california law, as you already know, provides k-12 education for illegal immigrants and does allow them to apply for in-state tuition, despite their undocumented status. the bill's author says his bills are a step in the right direction. >> it ensures the investment that we've made in these children, because as a matter of law, we've provided them education from k-12. now we've admitted them to our finest institutions. there's really no reason why we shouldn't treat them as other students and this law perpetrmis to do some of that. >> as you might imagine, the bill isn't sitting well with other people, especially in light of the cuts it's still being faced by schools and higher education. assembly man tim donnelly says the california dream act will take away precious scholarship dollars from legal tax-paying californians. both bills still have to pass through the democratic-controlled legislature before landing on governor brown's desk. >>> well, wednesday started off a little bit rainy, but as evident by our chosen outfits tonight, it's nice, huh? >> we're cheering for the giants, in o

and i though, "if americans want to understand illegal immigration, all they have to do is stand on thishill and that will answer every question you ever had." >> hinojosa: so where... where do you see things now? not so much as an author, but as a man who is raising his family in middle america... >> hmm. >> hinojosa: ...in naperville, illinois. >> naperville! >> hinojosa: which is a... is a... you know, near chicago, a changing part of the united states as well. but when you look at the landscape and you see so much anger on the question of immigration, what goes on in your heart as you're watching this play out in our country? >> well, it's sorrow and anger and suffering, but also, you know, i'm on the road three times a month, every month. i've been on the road now certainly since devil's highway, so i'd say since 2004 i've never stopped touring. i feel like a one-man blues band. i should get a bus, you know, and go from bar to bar. so i'll tell you that the rage and the anger and the all that nativist propaganda is manufactured. i talk to tens of thousands of people. >> hinojosa: ma

syria's criminality, drugs, and illegal immigration. illegal immigration is not a threat of that magnitude. he loved it together and i think it works against sensible solutions. what you're going to find if we are trying to get a mandate is we will keep defining criminology down. a lot of the criminal offenses, a fair number are rather minor and some are quite severe. those are people we can agree we do not want in this country. to keep hitting those targets and continue to say a higher percentage are criminals, will have to define criminality and i do not think that is a productive way to get at the problem. i would like this administration were committed to the -- more committed to the comprehensive solution and less focused on the enforcement. i understand will you do it. -- why you do it. you are in a difficult position by do not think it is the right solution. >> our next speaker is the founding national director of the american civil liberties union immigrants rights project and he was referred to me by jim shepherd -- kim shepher

they refused to allow police to demand documentation from suspected illegal immigrants.t upheld the ruling saying the arizona law intrudes into federal authority and harms u.s. foreign policy. arizona argues the federal government has failed to police its borders resulting in the state seeing the greatest influx of illegal immigrants. >> a new effort to ban openly carrying guns in california, the assembly bill by a southern california democrat passed both houses of the legislature last year but never made it to the governor's desk. it got set aside in a last minute push to get hundreds of bills signed before a deadline. right now law abiding citizens can carry an unconcealed and unloaded gun on most streets and in most buildings. proposed ban would prevent that for all except for law enforcement or hunters. >>> starting this morning, golden gate ferry riders will be able to buy tickets from a machine rather than an agent. the new machines is called a soft launch. they can purchase tickets at larkspur and san francisco terminals along with the sausalito ferry landing. you

will a law imitating arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration make it on the california ballot? >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini sleep world's tax free mattress sale. >>> the japanese government has approved $50 billion to begin the rebuilding process following last month's earthquake and tsunami. for starters the government has to clear all the debris. then it can start building ports, towns and homes. it's already begun putting up 100,000 temporary homes for survivors. estimates to repair all the damage top $300 billion. more than 27,000 people are dead or missing. >>> ktvu learned the demand for basic necessities in japan is having a direct impact on business at port of oakland. new at 10:00 ktvu's erik rasmussen is live at the ports to tell us about the sudden surgery in exports of bottled water. >> reporter: some bottled water plants in japan are now running 24/7 and it's still not enough. port officials couldn't give us an exact number, but we do know water like this is filling more and more of those giant containers headed for japan. ca

. >>> at 6:00 you'll see video game technology now being used in the fight against illegal immigrationand the president launches his 2012 campaign, but one group that traditionally backs democrats isn't ready to endorse him just yet z then after 6 thirty-one man's super human efforts to build a walkway by hand while facing an obstacle you can't see. its coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. >> and that is going to do it for us. world news is next. i'm cheryl jenning autos from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again in aha

. >> and video game technology now used in the fight against illegal immigration along the border. >> before accu-weather forecast center cooler and it is going to get wetter. show you when to expect the changes in my accu-weather forecast coming to expect the changes in my accu-weather forecast coming up. l on the front-line in afghanistan. the 5 hour battle that killed a bay area man and 5 other americans. news [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. choose from one of the colonel's favorites, like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink, just 5 bucks. 5 freshly made today. 5 for 5 bucks every day. so why get a sub, when you can get a whole meal -- any day? today is a kfc day. and today tastes so good. >> wants to hire 50,000 workers on april 19. fast-food chain needs additional employee because more chains are open 24 hours these days. in san francisco tonight more than 1,000 union members protested what they call a tax on worker rights. union members in california say the

i do not agree that that is mostly because of the illegal immigrants.re been a lot of studies on this. economists have some disagreements on how much, but that that is fairly modest. in the construction industry, they matter. if you focus exclusively on that industry, the presence of undocumented workers has limited the ability of native workers to get decent paying jobs. but the negative effects are very modest over the whole economy. it does not explain this stagnation. if you are a consumer can you have to buy housing, and you are better off. if you are low-income and you need to buy housing, you're better off. so there are pluses and minuses, but i do not think immigration is a big part of the story of the stagnation of labor. but they are a small part. host: outside factors like housing and food prices, how do they add in to the economic health of most people in the united states? guest: there is something the of economists call real wages. when you steady wages, you want real wages, and with how those way to stack up against consumer prices. if yo

result could do well when you're a lawyer before becoming a politician you have to defend illegal immigrants with the teacher about them. it didn't teach me anything what's more i didn't feel any contradiction man and i feel now now just yes i fight immigration which is an economic process used by leaders with consequences in people's everyday life so it doesn't mean i hate immigrants immigrants are human beings you must be treated with dignity and have the right to be defended according to the laws of our country i was a lawyer who defended immigrants i was doing my job i don't think a doctor who's against immigration says i won't treat this guy because he's an illegal that's nonsense and you can be against immigration fights immigration suspend all immigration but not hate immigrants as individuals i understand immigrants wants a better future here but i honestly say to them you can't find a better future here we're finding it hard to get a better future up on people as it is right french government has just banned wearing the full face veil on the streets how much further would you go. an

they refused to allow arizona police to demand documentation from suspected illegal immigrants. the court ruled in favor of an obama administration lawsuit saying that it intrudes into federal policy. arizona argues the federal government has failed to police its borders resulting in the state seeing the greatest inflection of illegal immigrants. >>> in japan nuclear regulators have raised the severity of the crisis at crippled nuclear plant up to a level 7. that is highest on the international scale. japanese officials say the damage caused to the nuclear plant and the environment by last month's earthquake and tsunami has put it on par with the 1986 chernobyl disaster but the actual amount of radiation leaking from the plant is around just 10 percent of the chernobyl accident but that radiation has contaminated the air tap water vegetables milk and sea water. meantime a magnitude 6.3 aftershock was felt in tokyo and surrounding areas this morning. >> kristen: a group of little leaguers in southern california was supposed to fly to tokyo with a tournament with japanese players.

by giving the welfare mothers jobs like posting them at the border to gun down all the illegal immigrantsen i say it was a prison sentence i'm saying it is not like it was really hard having to hear slayer songs all day long. it was this very dark and violent and terrible things i had to listen to. so, yeah and i think we forget, we forget that. i mean, i don't know. i would like to forget it, but i can't. and then after you know, oklahoma city when that happenes president clinton said that stuck with me when that happened. he said if there is talk of hate, stand up and talk against it. that was something that was nice to hear after you know, a few months of listening to violent calls to murder in between commercials. so i don't see re-creating that experience, lovely as it was. but i did -- it was my first book and i learned a lot by writing and publishing it and it is a very dark and i think kind of angry book. but i think that comes from what i had to listen to. i think we have one more question. and could it maybe be slightly more hopeful? [laughter] that is not from your question. th

he defended in i was doing my job i don't think a doctor who's against immigration says i won't treat this guy because he's an illegal that's nonsense and you can be against immigration fight immigrations and all immigration but not hate immigrants of individuals i understand immigrants wants a better future here what i honestly say to them you can't find a better future ahead we're finding it hard to get a better future to our own people as it is french government has just wearing a full face veil on the streets how much further would you go for the groups can sell. out go much further i will change the constitution to say our public does not recognize any community why because the republic is warm and into visible new community can have laws or rights that are different from those at the national community today there's any question to be amused by the mist and community using political and religious groups to create separate rules wearing the full face veil alec station feeds and schools separate hours miss i'm still in these calls to change the school curriculum we're confronted with a list amount based must stop

wanted terrorist is in the spotlight again it's out of there is going on trial for smuggling illegal immigrants from the north caucasus but many claim it's spreading extremism dads he should really be in the dock for. coalition leaders vow to keep off the military campaign levy until colonel gadhafi leaves britain also proposes to employ security contractors there an idea criticize due to the bad name off the practice. of the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up of the existing financial world at an economic summit known as the asian davos that's kicked off in china comes a day after the leaders of the world's faster emerging economies agreed on the need to revamp the global monetary system at their meeting. now we follow extreme raphe there are staking out a challenge of some of the wildest waters in rush hour a special report on the baylor weaver is next. sunlight cannot reach the depths of this gorge the torrents of water gushing through it crushed up against the treacherous rocks this is where the belisle river as its narrowest locals colas place gold for. the

they are trying to decide the fate of the so-called dream act, it would allow illegal immigrants to apply for funds to attend state universities, colleges and community colleges. >> it ensures the investment that was made in these children as a matter of law we provide them education k-12. to treat them as other students. >> the dream act legislation will provide money but the scholarship funds will come from private donations. >> well, he's just fine. that is the latest official assessment of al davis. for months, rumors swirled that davis was in failing health and last week there were unconfirmed reports he had been hospitalized. yesterday a senior executive for the team told our media partner that those reports are untrue. the team says davis, one of the n.f.l.'s most involved owners is working as he always has. >> there is another reason to drop extra weight. it can help you remember. a team of scientists morbidly obese patients that lost 50 pounds or more improved memory. this is the first study that shows a link between weight loss and brain health. >>> budget talks can get the best

killing businesses killing new job growth and it's a tale of two californians you have you know illegal immigrants and illegal under the table jobs and then you have the above board jobs and those are just decreasing actually let me rephrase that we are getting jobs you know mcdonald's is hiring burger king is hiring big lots is hiring in there you can make eight to nine to ten dollars an hour those jobs are coming back so the economy is coming back but it isn't good jobs it's part time minimum wage and you got to get food stamps to supplement your income and then forget about having medical care if you get sick maybe you can go into one of those you know immigrant hospitals and pay all cash but you know if you have a major disease just die and i was sort of having their founder of survivor and crying. well of gary in a new york federal court found russian cargo pilot konstantin guilty on charges. of smuggling cocaine prosecutors in the case they are saying who was involved in a criminal scheme to transport an estimated two hundred kilograms of cocaine via diplomatic mail from ghana to new york on

removes the sanctuary policies in this state that are already illegal1644 and 1373, is illegal to restrict immigrationaws. and yet, these cities across the nation have them. >> i supported it. the one thing i liken it is the fact that if you are here illegally, the law enforcement person can arrests that person and they can spend 20 days in jail or you can turn them over to immigration ballo = =. >> i question the term reasonable suspicion. what is that? >> one of the key phrases is attrition through enforcement. attrition is a pretty powerful word. that means let's make the conditions so bad for people that they cannot live here. >> there is a lot of footage of boycotts and fights breaking out about this situation. the people who are against this legislation, there is a majority of support. >> it is card to be an on documented student. >> sommers and arizona can often have 10020 degrees. we felt was important to see where the border crossings happen to understand what these people go through. >> we went to meet up with an organization and we met them in ajo, arizona. they build water towers in the mo

killing businesses killing new job growth and it's a tale of two californians you have you know illegal immigrants and illegal under the table jobs and then you have the above board jobs and those are just decreasing actually a little let me rephrase that we are getting jobs you don't mcdonald's is hiring burger king is hiring big lots is hiring in there but you can make eight to nine to ten dollars an hour those jobs are coming back so the economy is coming back but it is good jobs it's part time minimum wage and you got to get food stamps to supplement your income and then forget about having medical care if you get sick you can go to one of those immigrant hospitals and pay all cash but you know if you have a major disease just die and i was wondering within that campaign last week they were hiring fifty thousand new people buy back next year ask the question does that mean there's all these new mcdonald's opening up i mean how good is that for our country you know if it turns out i mean i think you joke jobs are coming back but they're minimum wage jobs and they're minimum wage jobs and that m

confirmed the government has begun a criminal investigation, looking to see if the company hired illegal immigrants. cheesecake factory fell almost 4%. its outlook was disappointing with rising food costs. and yum brands jumped 4%, thanks to the strength of its kentucky fried chicken in china. a handful of new stocks hit the tape this week. airplane leasing firm air lease started at $26.50 per share, tesoro logistics was offered at $21 per share, and chinese internet data center 21vianet shot up from its i.p.o. price of $15. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: april is financial literacy month, and it's never too early to learn good financial habits. in tonight's "kids and cash," teaching your children how to handle money responsibly. here's neale godfrey, founder of the children's financial network. >> are you sick of hearing, "i want, i want" from your kids? if you're like most parents, you are. how do you teach your kids that money doesn't grow on trees? start with the natural consequences of money, which means that the only way you get money is to earn it. there is no entitlement pro

. >>> the georgia legislature, today, is expected to pass a bill cracking down on illegal immigration. the only question is, how tough will it be? there have been protests about this in atlanta. and opponents say they will go to court and organize economic boycotts if it is passed. a sticking point now is whether to require private businesses to verify worker eligibility. >>> and the worst of the flooding is over in the major cities of north dakota and minnesota. but there is still danger for smaller communities. oslo, minnesota, is an island now, surrounded by the red river. the only way in or out is by boat. this is the third year in a row that there's been flooding in this area. and the mayor of oslo says it's getting kind of old. >>> taking a look now at this morning's weather from around the nation. severe storms from kansas city down to oklahoma city. rainy in the pacific northwest. and snow in the cascades and northern rockies. windy in the central rockies and new mexico. hot and dry in texas. and rain clearing along the eastern seaboard. upper 60s in new york and baltimore. co

proposes ending sanctuary cities, enforcing immigration law against employers who knowingly higher illegal immigrantnd makes it miss did he mean or to be in the state illegally. >> toyota announced today it begins closing american plants later this month because of parts are short annuals. earthquake and tsunami force parts makinger in northeast japan to close. temporary shut down will affect 25,000 workers but toyota says no layoffs are expected. instead workers will take training classes, vacatio vacation, or time off without ñacation, or time off without down last depends on when production restarts in japan. >> ibm researchers are developing small solution for big medical pra problem. they are cooking up nanoparticle to attack super bug like mrsa resistant to antibiotics. l we have the report. >> ibm research team in san jose is developing a new weapon in the fight against super bugs such as mrsa. mrsa is a growing strain of drug resistant bacteria that kills an estimated 19,000 americans every year. the big breakthrough is 50,000 times smaller than the thicknesses of human hair. >> this happens

obama said illegal immigration is a pressing issue for the country. >> we are looking at employers who are exploiting undocumented workers. and we've got to make sure that we are having a comprehensive law that looks at the folks who are already here and figures out how do we get them on the pathway to citizenship. >> participants in today's meeting will range for former california governor arnold schwarzenegger to new york mayor michael bloomberg. >>> like all americans, the first family had to face tax day monday. here's what they revealed. they earned $1.7 million in 2010 down from 2009 of $5.5 million due to lower sales of mr. obama's books. the obamas paid $453,000 in taxes. that's about 26% of their income. meanwhile, the obama administration is downplaying the significance of the u.s. government possibly losing its triple a credit rating. in an unprecedented move on monday, standard & poor's, a key rating firm, warned of serious financial consequences unless the nation's massive deficit is cut. susan mcginnes is in washington with the latest on this. susan, explain what this mea

illegal activity. the bill would amend the immigration and nationalization act in order to change our current practice of granting automatic citizenship to the children of illegal aliens born on american soil. when it comes to u.s. citizenship, it's not just where an individual is born that matters. at least it shouldn't be. the circumstances of a person's birth and the nationality of his or her parents are of at least equal importance. and i simply don't believe that our constitution confers citizenship on children who happen to be born on u.s. soil when both of their parents are foreign tourists or illegal aliens. the constitution does not mandate or require that. and yet, that's our policy. each year 300,000 to 400,000 children are born in the united states to at least one parent who is an illegal alien or a foreign tourist. a significant subset of that number includes children born to two parents who are not u.s. citizens, that category that my bill attacks. despite the illegal status of foreign citizenship of the parent, the executive branch, our government, now automatically recognizes these chil