but infertility is on the rise. a new controversial proposal to limit envitro sterilization. >>> now we'll take you inside the complex homeless community that operated out of a the building that burned this morning. >>> and barry bonds is attempting to get a retrial or an appeal. >>> a fire in the north bay destroyed a building used to store motorcycles and landscaping equipment. it started at 5:00 this morning in a barn located at hurn and dutton avenue. it took about 20 minutes to control the flames but in that time the fire destroyed the barn. damage estimates are about $40,000 and there's no word yet on just what started the fire. >>> at the presidio tonight there's a big problem. the state flower is in full bloom, but the problem is, its color. david stevenson has the story. >> reporter: the bloom is on for hundreds of species of flowers and plants at the presidio in san francisco. >> a bright orange vibrant. there's lots of other flowers but the california poppies are absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: but som

the golden state warriors stun fans with a big win and help for couples struggling with infertility. a practice some claim works. >>> there's the shake mike was talking ability. we'll check in with christina >>> it's 4:41. this is the golden gate bridge, from bridge-to-bridge. it is windy and rainy out there. be careful this morning. teachers and parents are urging the school board to ease up on cuts. at a special meeting, they asked the board to minimize cuts and cancel more than 600 potential layoff notices the board sent to teachers. exactly how they expect the schools to do that, they don't spell out. a state tax extension that would have brought in money for schools will not make it to the ballot. that leaves the district with $30 million fewer dollars, rather and in worse shape. at the start, oakland figured they had an $18 million short fall. >>> the united nations says food prices have fallen for the first time in eight months but with the rise in oil, it may be only temporary. let's go to nicole. good morning. >> reporter: very good morning to you, scott. futures are higher.

who knows a young cancer or family member that has breast cancer, infertilities, testicular cancer. there is a lot of evidence showing environmental pollutants are part of the reason. so we see that there is a lot of cause for concerns and the trends um, cause us to look at these chemicals and say what is going on here. we know from the science that chemicals are ending up where they are not supposed to be and that is inside of our bodies. scientists can measure the chemicals getting into us, bio measuring. this is from the first chapter, indecent exposure, the intimate details. charlotte was surprised by the test results. mother of 2 among the first people to be tested for a wide range of industrial chemicals. test revealed that her body contained mercury lead cosmetics. i felt violated charlotte reported. she was upset about the pesticide. i never used them in my house, never on my lawn. i bought organic whenever i could. her body contained several variations of organic chlorines designed to attack nervous systems of insects. i never bought it. isn't that trespassing. i tell this

arthritis, backaches, eczema, psoriasis, she says, even infertility, and also refine it and prescribels for indigestion. i felt fine, but had to try this mystical cure-all. the first thing that hits you is the smell. it smells like a garage in here but the oil's been heated to a very pleasant 100 degrees. i'm supposed to spend about ten minutes in here and after two weeks everything internally and externally is supposed to feel a lot better. what makes this oil so special? it's half naphthalene. a hydrocarbon found commonly in mothballs. american health experts consider it carcinogenic. doctors and patients here disagree. "this is my third visit," this man tells us. "i've seen people come here on crutches and leave them behind." naphtalan was once an elite soviet vacation spot with 75,000 visitors a year. today it's justice a small fraction of that, but as long as the magical oil is still flowing, they'll come from far and wide for a dip. alex marquardt, abc news, naphtalan, azerbaijan. >> would >>> this morning on "world news now," more pain at the pump. gas prices are up once again

so rise and even infertility and refine it and prescribe spoonful for indigestion.t fine but had to try this mystical cure all. about first thing that hit you is the smechlt smells like a garage in here but the oil is heated to very pleasant 100 degrees. supposed to spend 10 minutes in here and after two weeks everything internally and externally is supposed to feel a lot better. >>reporter: what make this is oil so special? it is half hydro-carbon found in moth ball. american health experts consider it carcinogenic. doctors and patients here disagree. >> this is my third visit this man tells us. i have seen people come here on crutches and leave them behind. if this was once an elite soviet vacation spot with 75,000 visitors a year. today it is just a small fraction of that but as long as the oil is still flowing they will come from far and wide for a dip. this is abc news, about back to you. >> sure there was an easter egg roll at the white house this year. if but that wasn't all. coming up. the president does a little showing san francisco. and a forward-thinking

the happiest moment in my life and a couple suffering from infertility 'cause i the value of children in the life, children are the beauty of life. and i don't want anyone to suffer that. life is incomplete without the children. that's my belief. when she comes with nausea and vomiting, and she comes in pregnant and i succeeded in that but i never forget the people behind. i succeeded to challenge all of that to reach but how many people are still there suffering the same life i suffered. and that's what we need to think what did we leave behind? to feel connected to those people. when i see children in the streets, it reminds me of my childhood. not being at the schools. they can't succeed. and that's what makes me hungry and outraged. and in our life, when my life was a tragedy, we face tragedies. sufferings but the more difficult time in my life was just four months period. and number 16 will never be erased from my mind. 16th of september, 2008, quarter to 5:00 pm is the day when i lost my wife of acute leukemia. i didn't expect. it never even -- i never dreamed in it. and as a ch

road, the delayed actions are even more worry some because there you get into impacts like cancer, infertilityur immune system. the effects are very, very complex. the immediate effects we would expect to see fairly soon. the delayed effects can occur years or decades later. >> you're saying this would happen to dolphins, to whales and to fish and birds, the kind of things you just described there with skin and cancer? >> well, i think -- the bottom line is we just don't know. there's precedent here. we don't have a frame of reference. but based on studies, mammals are more sensitive. we know that there's radiation getting into the sea life area there. now, what those impacts are we just don't know. we've detected the presence of isot isotopes in in country but well below the hazard. the book is being written as we speak here. we don't know what's going to happen but we have precedent for the impacts of radiation on animals in other scenarios. >> are we talking about hundreds of years, multiple generations of sea life suffering because of this radiation in the water? >> yeah, the delayed effec

screening and diagnostic testing, blood pressure screening, smoking cessation, cholesterol screening, infertility counseling and, if asked for, birth control. which, when it's counseled in the right way, birth control will prevent unwanted pregnancies and, therefore, bring down the number of abortions. somebody explain to me how our country is better off when our american families are shut out of health care, health care that is so cost-effective that for every dollar, mr. president, that is spent through the title 10 health care program, which goes to local clinics, 75% of the funding does not go to planned parenthood. could we be clear here? planned parenthood gets 25% and does a fabulous job. but the fact of the matter is, not one penny can ever be used for abortion or people could go to jail. there's no money in here for abortion. period, end of quote. it's the hyde amendment. i know this because i was in the house of representatives when we said about the hyde amendment, there ought to be an exception for rape, incest. okay? so i personally know the hyde amendment is the law of the land. so

counseling to someone who is infertile. how can they helped have a child?i can only answer my own question in this way -- my republican colleagues are more interested in playing to their extremist supporters to care more about hurting women's health care. it comes down to politics. that is what it comes down to. we have heard a lot about planned parenthood. planned parenthood gets about 25% of the title 10 funding. they serve about a third of the people on title to end, people who need this health care. the rest goes to others. i want to mention just a couple in california. on what my republican colleagues to contact them today. st. john's will child and family center in los angeles. why do they not find out how their ideological attack on women's help played out on the ground when they have to turn people away at st. john's? why do they not contacted this american family services in separate -- in sacramento and then take another look at this? maybe they want to contact our savior center in>> live coverage here on c-span. 4500 clinics get this funding. 450

s, including h.i.v., basic infertility services, health education. this is about the very essence of ao woman's ability to get health care if she does not have the wherewithal on her own financial condition to be able to go to a doctor. and so there are many institutions -- by the way, including catholic and religious institutions that receive title 10 money. and i am sure, i am sure no one would claim that they are producing abortion services. now why when we are looking at the very essence of whether it be my daughter or anyone else's daughter in america or anybody's wife or mother, why is it that we must drive an ideologically driven issue in the midst of a budget debate? a budget debate's about numbers and it is about making sure services are continued. and it is making sure that the economy continues to prosper. and it is about getting people back to work. but it isn't about certainly using an ideological view that somehow this program that ultimately helps women have preventive health care services is somehow an abortion issue when the law clea

links between cancer and asbestos between peripheral not proceed, but faintest sestak other male infertility and de bct. and between liver cancers and vinyl chloride, just to name a few examples. all of these chemicals are now well known to be dangerous to humans and one of them, the pesticide has actually been banned. all of the other chemicals i mentioned fall under the purview of the toxic substance control act and they are actually still in widespread use today. my colleagues and i just released an issue paper documenting 42 disease clusters and 13 states that have been confirmed by investigations, buy state or federal investigations this issue paper is attached to my written testimony, and we found examples such as brain cancer children and adults that the acreage in west palm beach florida which was brought to the attention of this very committee by center bill nelson a year ago. birth defect sand in california including 20 babies born over less than two years with birth defects and for children with birth defects so severe that they've since died in a town of only 1500 people. there a

counseling is available for infertile. i can only answer my own question in this way -- my more playing for their supporters who care about hurting women's health care than reducing the . is all i can say. down to politics. heard a lot about planned parenthood. parenthood gets about , and the title 10, people who care. go to other clinics, couple because i want my colleagues to contact them today. they find out how their ideological attack on women's health plays out on the have to turn at st. john's? don't they contact the good samaritan family resources in francisco and see the good do and then take at this? or maybe they want to contact our savior center to see the good work they do? or the krona family care center the corona family care center? , if people, people who are doing this work our heroes. from the women whose saved because they lump detected in their suspicious, and pap and it was suspicious. who use centers, this is their only source of health care. we look determined, if we are the for their families. that