christian science monitor says that terrorist target weak points and that he personally experienced lax security but out of all airport just a few weeks ago. you know i think that we will we know that the media that is the gateway to the north caucasus as far as russian domestic you know what's good for moscow. that may be a reason. but i think it's all sort of fact that. over the past few years you see the terrorists striking in moscow most member of the less than a year ago when two suicide bombers hit the most common trope. i think they find vulnerable points i think they notice that. security is lax and and they select these places for for max impact and i know since i went through don't get the bill just because weeks ago. their security measures had really fallen off i suppose it was because of the pleco that they had on december twenty sixth the airport was shut down there and they had all these probably i'm sure it introduced may have made them speed up made beram perhaps less more careless i don't know what are the reasons and we're speculating here but on i think you know that

to get their point across but if you look at america's greater issues the fact that we do have these lax gun control laws i mean are we really in any position to be it is consider ourselves you know this moral authority on the rest of the world when we can't even get crazies away from weapons according to our laws. no we don't we don't have the right to do that you know just to give you some numbers on the gun lovers out there who are launching this and thinking that you know what i'm saying is complete b.s. there are about thirty thousand people in the united states that died because of guns two hundred thousand get injured because of guns ok and then they come out with this argument about how good it is don't kill people people kill people kill people i'm not buying any of that at all that's a crazy argument we need more regulation when it comes to guns we need to make sure that people who are mentally ill do not have the right to legally purchase guns that's the real question not about whether threatening speech should be bad not about whether or not you know certain vitriol should be

. >> president medvedev blamed lax security at domodedovo airport for allowing the attack to happen.o far, no one knows who was behind the blast, but the russian media is already speculating that islamic extremists from the caucuses are to blame. they carried out deadly blast in the moscow subway 10 months ago and the mid-air bombing of two passenger jets in 2004, airplanes that took off from this airport. >> earlier, i spoke to andrew osborn in moscow. with authorities calling this a terrorist attack, i asked him who they thought maybe behind it. >> well, as the reporter said, i think thathe single suspicion will fall upon the islamist radicals, the islamist terrorists that are in the north caucuses area of russia. they want to establish sure in -- sharia state in that part of russia. the have been waging a campaign of violence for many years now in an attempt to achieve that. they have been the people who have been carrying out these kind of attacks russia. we do know that the police are hunting for three men who are from that region, which confirms the theory that they are the pel

live from moscow russian president dmitry medvedev has promised action against those responsible for a lax security of moscow's biggest airports after a terror attack there killed at least thirty five injured one hundred eighty dozens of people remain hospitalized in a critical condition a suicide bomber is believed to be behind it and experts say international terrorist or guest rate of the attack. the new russian american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch of the state duma in moscow prepares for the final reading to ratify it after months of discussion and imam and. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of cost of a part of me discussed in the council of europe as it sits down to the beta reported by a swiss investigator. artist correspondent spoke to scarsdale to nail iran's and void to the international atomic energy agency and he has called an international powers to supply fuel for ron's nuclear reactor otherwise it will use its own enriched uranium which would prove a barrier for further talks what's the full interview right now.

i think they find vulnerable points i think they notice that security is lax and and they select these places for for max an impact and i know since i went through the bill just because weeks ago their security measures had really fallen off i suppose it was because of the black coat that they had on december twenty sixth the airport was shut down and and they had all these problems i'm sure introduced may have made them speed up made them perhaps less more careless i don't know what are the reasons and we're speculating here but i think that one thing you have to understand about terrorists or people who want to inflict maximum damage and get maximum attention for it is they study these things and they select their targets it's the see is the way and it is the way everywhere not just in russia but i have noticed particularly here that when bad things happen there's a few weeks there's a period in which everybody is striving to change their ways and and plug those holes of whatever that were identified as as contributing to that and then after some time they become more relaxed and car

you can talk about arizona's gun laws being lenient but the state that has the most lax gun laws is vermontdon't hear anyone screaming about beenny sanders far out there on the left presiding over a state that has the most lax gun laws. the cities with the most stringent gun laws like washington d.c. last week had seven homicides. [ all talking at once ] >> you know what state may have >> john, here's the thing. >> wait, i was in an argument after this happened. i was talking to young guys. they said it's too bad that wasn't some guy that had a concealed weapon to take that sob out. >> there was -- that s.o.b. out. >> there was one that was there. he didn't know who to shoot and almost shot the guy -- >> the president told to you cool the rhetoric now, eleanor. >> he told you, too, though. [ laughter ] >> monica's point is well taken because he's been characterized at least on television by respected shrink as being a psychopathic person, a killer. so her point is really well taken. why not just lay it up to a factor of a paranoid sociopathic behavior? >> why not tighten the gun laws so som

what happened to the shows at the airport lax security it's unbelievable this is a huge amount of explosives was brought into the terminal those officials responsible for security. must be punished for their decisions this is a turd took a grief a tragedy to. another spokesman for the anti terror committee here has said a similar thing that it's really quite unbelievable that someone was able to enter the airport with explosives with no official place though what we've seen today is that when you come through the. well i apologise for this technical problem there will try to reconnect it with our correspondence our first later who's outside the airport and she was just bringing us the latest on the situation there well let's now see if we can talk to lindsay friends who is i believe outside of one of the hospitals here in moscow where the people were taken to yesterday well lindsay tell us what's going on there we know almost one hundred people have been taken to hospitals and be treated being treated at the moment so what do we know about their condition at this stage. well at this stage we

who i understand in this last couple of years it's maybe this side of the whole atmosphere is more lax if we compare it to any major international airport you can't really say that the security procedures in proceedings at the onset of a us that actually the same base would he throw j.f.k. or shall be called in paris it's relatively the same having sat in the slots top of the security procedure for those quotes apply have been improved. it's not just me it's the people who specialize in big things just by be security procedure don't want to overstate the art. but of course even the main terrorist threat that he's in russia he's of course necessary to think once again. maybe unfortunate leak implementing to you or to control and security procedures at the very time the. way everyone points i'm flying tomorrow from from another airport i would be surprised if i am stopped and maybe even searched the band for such a mess or whatever then i would accept you know i would accept it was a normal citizen i would accept it because these are explicable security arrangements given the circumstanc

and the airport had 9 incidents, ranking it third behind chicago and lax. they endanger airplanes in flight and the pilot. >>> nice weather over the past couple of days, will it stick around? i will have the answer in just a bit. >>> at the white house tonight the presidents of the united states and china sat down to a state dinner and among the guests the new mayors of oakland and san francisco. jean quan and edlee. you see them there. they are mixing with celebrities at tonight's event. earlier hu jintao made a surprising admission of human rights in china and they also made progress in their talks on trade. >> we want to sell you all kinds of stuff. >>> the message was clear, americans have been gobbling up chinese goods for decades. it's time to return the favor. >> we want to sell you planes, cars. we want to sell you software. >> reporter: on the first full day of his visit the leader said his country will increase u.s. imports more than $45 billion, that includes 200 boeing airliners. china agreed to boost investments in the united states by several

at lax check stop the blame for the spread of an extremist threat. by my colleague i know it will be here in half an hour's time but up next it's soldiers who have dared to go against the order of their superiors no matter what the price that's coming up here on our thank you for watching. noice can you hear it. it's coming from the earth it's the sound of despair despair and. noise south millions of men women and children living in appalling conditions in extreme poverty extreme violence extreme exploitation. they are the orphans of the technological age. at the table of the rich and powerful these are their stories some are shocking others . but in their own right. extreme. as extreme as the compulsion for soldiers to disobey orders against their convictions and values. this is the story of three soldiers in three countries and three areas each was compelled to break his pledge of allegiance. was. i know. i'm not good at i. doubt. that i did that i that i've. got i've got. that i brought my buddy. in the army we were supposed to submit willingly to

and your policies on the five last years string of terror the best stocks accusations of lax checks of the play the spread of extremist threat. up next the first part of our special report on how an opening of a school in new york city sparked an outcry and a debate over freedom of speech. or work long. now her oh i. know you more mall know. guys hitting. the sixty six year. old. girl ya ya. arab speakers hijacked a plane. that's where it starts. and muslims were always stereotyped but after two thousand and money after nine eleven there were the scapegoat for everyone's fear else. we go through periods of time. where this hysteria sweeps the country. as it you can i sit quiet like well i hope group is being profiled. org the whole thing that happened to kill ooga brown school is mind blowing to me who could even concoct for a film. nobody would believe. me. i thought it was a brilliant idea and i absolutely welcomed the opportunity because i have dedicated my life to this kind of work and i felt that this was really the next step in my life. became a part of who debbie was how she ide

rest so the suspected terror plots detainees links to terrorism and al qaida to get accusations of lax checks or offering extremists a safe haven. touching the post and opening it hoping it won't become the president of moscow but museum offers a chance to relive a cold war experience visitors can see what it would have been like if the russian capital was ever become the target of a nuclear attack. and celebrating break ups with american marriages ending in divorce easing with the stresses becoming a prosperous business in the u.s. divorce parties and gifts eight minutes helping the heartbroken and make a fortune for creative companies to. coming up next the stories of soldiers and officers who chose conscience over army orders and the price they paid for that decision in the second part of our special report. on world book the. group of generals had planned a coup d'etat you know i wasn't in i'm a cool i was not contaminated by the desire to overthrow the government. or you. want to put you at about eight thirty am. i received a memo from the division commander. ordering me to take c

. >> una cum lax de gas les habría provocado la explosión que en el últimoó a este pueblo de nuevo eny de nuevo se trataría de un lamentable accidente. >> en las primeras horas habían encontrado sin vida a 13 de los mineros y dijeron no había ninguna esperanza de que alguien saliera de allí con vida. >> desde colombia maribel osorio telemundo. >> y vamos a la pausa pero al volver hay nuevas progresos y recuperación de gabrielle giffords y promueven leyes para reducir el control de armas. >> y problema para toyota cadailimitado por $69.99lan con at&t o verizon... ...siempre hay algo que se queda fuera. con sprint, por el mismo precio, obtienes texto, internet, gps y llamadas sin límites a cualquier móvil del país. por eso el club sprint es tan especial. porque en él entran todos. por $69.99 obtén texto, internet y llamadas sin límites con el plan todo de datos de sprint. . >> ignoren bueno foto sdwais con respecto . >> siguen buenas noticias para gabrielle giffords, se le movió un tubo que drenaba liquido de su cerebro y le permitió abandonar el centro médico de houst houston. >> entre

. >> president medvedev blamed lax security at domodedovo airport for allowing the attack to happen.o far, no one knows who was behind the blast, but the russian media is already speculating that islamic extremists from the caucuses are to blame. they carried out deadly blast in the moscow subway 10 months ago and the mid-air bombing of two passenger jets in 2004, airplanes that took off from this airport. >> earlier, i spoke to andrew osborn in moscow. with authorities calling this a terrorist attack, i asked him who they thought maybe behind it. >> well, as the reporter said, i think that the single suspicion will fall upon the islamist radicals, the islamist terrorists that are in the north caucuses area of russia. they want to establish sure in -- sharia state in that part of russia. the have been waging a campaign of violence for many years now in an attempt to achieve that. they have been the people who have been carrying out these kind of attacks in russia. we do know that the police are hunting for three men who are from that region, which confirms the theory that they are th

latest spike in the red so the suspect had to back to tear up the notes trigger is accusations such lax checks provide terrorists with a fine structure constant. heavy snow falls and strong winds close new paths in the region as a model citizens want to run the clock trying to restore when it tricity to thousands. also celebrating break up so that while the american marriages end in divorce we'll tell you why celebrating freedom could be fun and even told it's. paradise tourists return to the public about policy as the better it's a reveal the treasure is hidden by the way. up next to the stories of soldiers and officers who choose coltrane's over all the orders and the prize they paid for that decision in the second part of a special report. the canaries. rupe of generals had planned a coup d'etat you know i wasn't intimate cool i was not contaminated by the desire to overthrow the government. and. want to put you at about eight thirty am. i received a memo from the division commander. ordering me to take control of the region of delta and to rest a governor and members of the regional

law, even though voters rejected proposition 19 in november, marijuana laws are getting a bit more lax in the new year. starting today, people caught with less than an ounce of pot won't be arrested. instead, they will get a ticket with a $100 fine. the law reduces the penalty from a misdemeanor to an infraction. the same level of punishment as a speeding ticket. >> this is the first time in 35 years that we've had a reduction in penalties for marijuana in california for anything other than medical. >> but the consequences are staying the same for people who smoke pot and drive. the court treats that like driving under the influence of alcohol. >>> san jose is already looking into its first homicide of the year. the sjpd got a call just after 1:00 this morning to a 15-year- old boy who was shot and died at the scene. so far, police haven't said much about the suspects. this murder comes after a very low number of murders in 2010. san jose had only 20 homicides all of last year, a 26% drop from the previous year. >>> also in san jose, a homeowner could potentially face charges for shoot

lax had 108. chicago's o'hare had 98.scary. >> one thing that hadn't been a worry this morning though delays. right now the last couple of mornings for sfo. >> absolutely clear out there. pristine looking sky outside. makes you realize how great you have it when the rest of the country is dealing with this. this is a live picture out of manhattan, kansas. the little apple. i'm guessing that's a parking lot around cane state university. my mom watches this every day. guess where she went to college. >> that's the other -- >> that's my school! >> take a look at dangerous icy roads. going out of control, down the hill before crashing. there you see it starts all over again with another car. there was a parade of cars coming down the hill that were playing pinball and bumper karl even though they didn't want to. thankfully no one was injured. what ice will do for you. >> here at home beautiful conditions. look at that! from sutro this -- excuse me, mount tamalpais. not as windy up in the bay areas. some of those winds still h

back at the lax theme building, we slithered our way inside the $10 million system he designed to help the 50-year-old icon ride out magnitude 7 earthquake. >> obvious obviously not an observation deck here. above me is 1.2 million pounds of steel equivalent to the weight of two 747s. attaching the two, eight of these giant shock absorbers, if you will. here is how it's supposed to work. the earthquake, building moves this way, the ceiling goes that way. giant counter weight. >> reduce the motion of a structure to about two inches. >> the engineering and systems that allow building to withstand tremors do not have to be as elaborate as this. this is the church. angel in pasadena, crament. it's church built in 1889. >> i met veteran u.s. geological survey seismologist, lucy jones at her church in pasadena. in 18 89, a rock and mortar wall supporting a roof probably seemed like a good idea. but it is the worst possible construction technique in an earthquake zone. in fact it was outlawed here for new construction in 1933. >> what an earthquake is shaking, forces just like gravity but now

the lesson is we don't coordinate, than some other regime offer itself as a lax regime and cars were problems in the future. as far as diplomacy is concerned, you know, there is not and that has come out of these tapes that suggests that in most cases, america is not pursuing an honest and principled foreign policy. or certain parts to question, certain parts nobody will like, certain decisions that might look quite changed to some people. generally speaking, what we see is an america that is trying to plate and honorable role in the world in trying to do with past. it's of course the implementation of the sentiments that becomes the issue in so many different parts of the world, we are working for peace in the middle east, where you're working to get your troops out of afghanistan, much of a stable afghanistan we are working to make sure pakistan is free of terrorism, where you are working to see less nuclear proliferation, these other games by president obama's policy. and i don't think there's much i've seen in the e-mails and everything else that suggest that it's anything other

that's where i would expect us to have some delays at lax, zeal and possibly las vegas.verybody else should be quiet weatherwise. other types of delays. we'll have those with our flight tracker at abc7news.com. here's terry. >> chile is getting back on track after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the nation yesterday. cellphone and communications and electrical power were knocked out but no major damage reported. no reported deaths or injuries. last year's quake killed more than 500 people. memories of the previous quake had residents scrambling for higher ground. >> president obama returns to a very different washington than the one he left when he went on vacation. republicans now control the house and the senate in greater numbers. and some gop lawmakers appear ready for a fight. emily schmidt is in washington with a preview. >> president obama wraps up his vacation today trading rest and relaxation for another. republican leadership in the house. >> i'm willing to work with anyone in either party who has a good idea and commitment to see it through. >> cooperation in t

you know, conservative political memoirs and we've also got, you know, the rouge books like henrietta lax and the "warmth of other sons" as well as "cleopatra" and books for fun. sounds like that pattern is going to continue. >> host: one the books coming out. i wanted to ask if you have any word on this one yet. donald rumsfeld autobiography. known and unknown, a memoir. have you heard anything about this book? >> guest: yeah, i finally got a little information on this today. i believe it's coming out february 8th. there's going to a huge amount of media going on about this. the suggested printing that we are hearing is half a million copies. it's pretty big. so -- and i think, you know, the interesting thing that donald rumsfeld did on this is that he did not accept in advance for this book as he wanted to write it at it's own pace. i thought that was interesting. i think it's also very interesting that all of the proceeds from this book will be going to his foundation for promising young people. so, you know, rummy wanted to do it in his own way, his own time. good for him. hats off. 5

. >> we flew to lax and then philadelphia and got in a car and drove from philadelphia to new york.then they got there at 2:00 in the morning two days later. >> only adding to the airport drama a number of thraoeuts delayed or canceled here at sfo because of the wet weather up and down the state. if only everyone can look at the bright side. >> it would not have been as much fun without the snow. >>and they lost one of my bags it looks like. the one with all of my under wear in it. >> and off to customer service to wait some more. back to you. >>> digging through thigh-high snow. they get stuck. 3 people stranded for nearly a day by a storm. what they did to protect themselves from the elements and the trick they used to stay alive until they were rescued. >>> reservoirs are filling up with all of the rain that we had. the one bay area county that will not have water restrictions this summer. ass in o storm... and lived to tell about it. kelly koopmans shows us how they managed to survive for 14 hours in the wilderness, thanks to their outdoors skills... and technology. nn-satu245-o

report due out tomorrow finds plenty of fault to go around, including mismanagement by corporations and lax regulation by the government. it singles out fed chairman alan greenspan and ben bernanke in particular for criticism. the report also says contrary to popular belief, the government's push to increase home ownership in this country was not a major contributor to the melted down. meanwhile, the east is being hit by another big snowstorm, the fifth in five weeks. this one moved up from tennessee heading toward maine and could dump as much as a foot of snow in some places. this is quickly becoming one of the worst winters on record. meanwhile, clearing all those roads over and over and over again is getting very expensive. whit johnson is in boston tonight, and whit, this is a real budget buster. >> reporter: katie, absolutely. many parts of the northeast are getting hit with more feet of snow in a month than they usually get all winter. this one, this storm is now parking itself over boston and it's going to intensify overnight. >> we can handle it but some people are wimping out with

i've always had that kind of lax attitude, and it's funny because my mom is not that way at all.al, she's very like, "get your degree." (autumn's mom) i want her to finish her degree. her background, and her interests, and her abilities and a psych degree...she has a lot of options. (autumn) i love my mom to death, but we're very different. (aaron) i think autumn is going to get the push to sit down and actually write a book. (aaron) i think that's exactly what she needs to hear. do you want to ring it, autumn? (aaron) oh, it's not a ringer. (autumn) i've never used one of these, what do you do? (aaron) um, this one? (autumn) no. (aaron) why don't we hit both of them? (autumn) [whispers] he's coming! (autumn) hi! how are you? (matthew) great. how are you? (autumn) oh, i'm good. (autumn) it's really hot but other than that... it's nice to finally meet you, i'm autumn. (matthew) great, nice to meet you. i'm liz. hi, i'm aaron. welcome to new orleans! (autumn) i always wanted to write. i tried to actually do it the college way: you know, journalism. finally i decided i just want to

failures, president obama's oil spill commission lays the blame for last year's gulf oil disaster on lax industry management. that drew a sharp response from the industry's largest player, exxon mobil, which was not involved in the gulf disaster. c.e.o. rex tillerson said the commission did not investigate the entire industry and ignored years of good performance. for more on the safety of deepwater drilling, washington bureau chief darren gersh spoke with the oil commission's co-chair, william reilly. >> thank you very much, for your time, i appreciate it. >> your report concludes the bp oil spill was avoidable, why? >> well, if you look at the sequence of decisions that lead up to the explosion, the blowout, there were any 23478 of them that are difficult to explain and just plane wrong. if those had not been made, many of them the way they were, a negative pressure test that was judged a success but was clearly not, and they had evidence that it wasn't, and mistakes like that, you could have certainly avoided the loss of well control. and even after that happened it's possible one cou

hey can you tell my wife to lax and enjoy the view? (announcer) progresso. you gotta taste is soup. [ speaking spanish ] [ male announcer ] old el paso stand 'n stuff taco shells. old el paso. feed your fiesta. >> 4:43. a live look at the incline section of the bay bridge. you see traffic zippin' along like usual, slowing at the curves, of course. if there are any traffic problems, frances will let you know in a few minutes. >> the crippled cruise ship that kept passengers adrift in november will come to san francisco for more repairs. the carnival splendor's engine caught fire and left 3,000 stranded on board without power for four days. passengers had no electricity, hot water and limited food. the 951 foot ship was towed to san diego where it has been undergoing some repairs. it will be brought to san francisco's peer 70 which is the only west coast dock able to handle more serious repairs for a ship as large as the splendor. >> the latest job outlook appears brighter for this year college graduates. companies are hiring again and as lisa amin gulezian re

have triggered and his agent is that lax janks are offering instruments safe haven. taunting the paulson hoping it won't become the president's. bunking museum all things the chance to relive a cold more experience this is can see what it would have been like if the russian capital had become the target of a nuclear. and celebrating great cops with a backlash with the home of american marriages ending in divorce easing the distress becoming a prosperous business in the us and divorce of showers and guests a helping all broke kid and make your fortune creative company. next salty discusses that russia's efforts to build its own silicon valley with a leading i.t. innovator. that's a special mr the museum thank you for being with us today so why did the authorities decide to build a novation center from scratch rather than use takes base of science cities switch to moscow region alone has quite a number of good i often joke of ski for instance but i know. what little. firstly this innovation center isn't designed to be the same as a science city in soviet times science

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the lesson is if you don't coordinate it, and some other machine will offer itself as a lax regime and solve problems for the future. as far as diplomacy is concerned, you know, there's something that has come out of these tapes that suggest that in most cases america is not pursuing an honest and principled foreign policy. there are certain parts you'd question in certain parts that nobody will like, and certain decisions that seem quite strange to some people. but generally speaking, what we've seen is an american airstrike of the and honorable role in the world, and i'm trying -- and trying to do its best. it's of course the implementation of these sentiments that becomes the issue in so many different parts of the world where you're working for peace in the movies, we are working to get your troops out of afghanistan, you have a stable afghanistan, where you're working to make sure pakistan -- we are working to see less proliferation. these are the aims of president obama's policy. i don't think there's much that i've seen in the disclosure, that he knows nothing else that suggests

asylum policy is under fire as last year's arrests of the suspected terror triggers accusations that lax checks are offering extremists a safe. touching the past i'm hoping a bomb become the present a moscow bunker museum office visit is a bone chilling experience of a nuclear attack. and celebrating breakup with a passion with half of america marriages ending in divorce we look at how easing with the stress is becoming a prosperous business in the u.s. . hello this is r t it's a peer monday night my name is kevin now in our top story europe has been hit with a dramatic wave of arrests linked to chechen terrorism with the e.u. and russia fighting a common enemy these detentions of put the union's background checks on asylum seekers on the question and is r.t. to go pers can offer from austria it's fear authorities are letting terrorists walk straight in through the door. like many others small you would be and downs. austria seems quiet and peaceful while never judge a book by its cover one of its residents is now under arrest suspected of being the brains behind. extremists in planning

the top stories russian president dmitry medvedev has promised action against those responsible for lax security in moscow's biggest airport after a terror attack there killed at least thirty five and injured one hundred eighty dozens of people remain hospitalized in a critical condition a suicide bomber is believed to be behind it and experts say international terrorist or straight of the attack. the new russian american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch the state duma in moscow prepares for a final reading to ratify it after months of discussion and a man meets. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of cost of a large to be discussed and the council of europe as it sits down to debate a report by a swiss investigator. up next we're bringing you our special for the takes you back to the nine hundred sixty s. a time of troubled soviet american relations known as the cuban missile crisis. this club is hosting a tournament in which teenagers are taking part they are playing a computer game a touch of the caribbean crisis or as its bette

there are a host of other drugs containing phenylpropanolamine, diuretics, laxatives, which particularly young girls who are struggling with body image, drugs that cause emesis, throwing up. but the drugs that contain dextromethorphan used to get a buzz on also contain alcohol at times. so kids take multiple doses instead of the therapeutic dose. like prescription drugs, the over-the-counter drugs are safe and effective when used as indicated but- and, also like prescription drugs when misused, you get a different effect, a different response. tim? you know, the other over-the-counter that we actually haven't touched on here is inhalants, which is a huge problem, especially in our younger grades. i mean, our monitoring the future survey shows that it's kind of the reverse, the 8th and 12th graders reversed. the 8th graders use more inhalants than the 12th graders do. and so that's some of the first and early exposure for these things that are readily available in the drugstore, art store. well, when we come back, i know that we've just scratched the surface on the over-the-counter becaus

commission co-chair senator bob graham said lax enforcement was partly to blame for the b.p. oil spill. >> our regulators were consistently outmatched. the department of the interior lacked the in-house expertise to effectively enforce regulations. >> reporter: at the economic policy institute, economist lawrence mishel says polls show business owners are worried about lack of demand, not too much regulation. and, mishel adds, when it comes to financial regulation, the goal is to prevent another great recession. >> it was the lack of financial regulation that got us into this recession to begin with. for people to invoke that we don't have jobs because of regulation-- they're the ones who have to answer for why we are 10 million, 12 million jobs in the hole right now. >> reporter: but donohue argues regulatory delays and over- reactions have cost many americans their jobs. and in the case of the gulf of mexico spill, he says regulators have essentially shut down american oilxploration. >> i think they should improve the competence of the regulators, i think they should look a