animals have been shot with these lead bullets, and so -- they have a medical technique where they will leach out the bloodstream. we are delighted to be partnering with the fish and wildlife service. and the fish and game on this project. and i would like to talk about the san francisco zoo. like all of the communities and all of the city governments, it is important to deal with the waste stream, and people can help to select this and go to compost or garbage. we have been working with parks and recreation about this and we are up to 75% right now. we have biodiesel. we have these vehicles going out into schools. i saw on the news today, the bay area transport commission is trying to get people to take public transportation. we have the employees -- if they get public transportation, we provide them a couple of money for the passage, and we also encourage people to come to the san francisco zoo by giving them a dollar off. this is a corrective action that will make this a better place. i went to a conference in seattle in march, and this was a conservation conference. this was from committe

that leach bottle in your laundry room as a warning against consumption and not for reason. why are they putting this in our food. why are we eating foods that are manufactured like this. by processing wheat flour with bleach these corporations are doing more than adding a potentially poisonous ingredient there stripping that we have as nutritional value in creating a need for enriched vitamins. when you think of vitamins when you visualize is it a picture of an orange pill form. if so you have the wrong image. right in the right to meet and in the abridged vitamins they put in cereals breads and other food products do not come from natural sources like orange. the vitamins and enriched flour come from chemicals petroleum bacteria and rocks. monomaniacal is right up the last part of the trans fat puzzle. dromo suppliers use replace expensive agreements like butter cream and eggs because they have a longer shelf life if you bake your cakes and home you don't get them if you do whatever make your own on a saucer slowpoke you know you don't so it's all part of the. i don't have

will go into the watershed either leech into the land or the the springs or the creeks which then leach into our waterways. >> reporter: a dangerous and potentially poisonous operation and officers hope to capture this cartel before it's took place. despite having no physical evidence showing that there is a pot farm around here, officers do firmly believe that they are looking at a grow operation somewhere they say they will bring in more resources to try to root that operation out as soon as possible. life in moraga, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> there was wind, floods, rock slides and destruction and now state leaders have made a documentary on the damage caused by spring storms in santa cruz county. they hope the video about pressure the federal government to declare the storms a major disaster. mark sayre reports from capitola. >> reporter: the police department still operating out of these temporary trailers after its main department was flooded out and this city and others here in santa cruz county still trying to figure out how to pay for the damage. he is back in business at his c

leach nearly killed himself after jumping off this 30-foot fence. >> i hit my head.. and my spinal fluid drained out of my ear. and i had brain swelling. >> reporter: are you concerned that you could kill yourself? >> i'm not oblivious to the dangers. i realize what's going to happen. >> reporter: and you're still doing this even after that? >> i have slsled down my limits. >> reporter: so, what's to stop other kids from copying him? how will you feel if one of these teens sees you, decides they want to do it, too, and they get killed? will you feel bad or responsible? >> i wouldn't feel bad, like it's my fault. but with everything in life there's risk. >> reporter: seth leach says now he won't jump off anything that is higher than 15 5 et and no more moving cars. his dream is to have a flash mob type situation, hundreds of these homegrown stuntmen all doing stunts in the same place at the same time, george. and guess what. his mother regrets signing the consent form when he was a teen. >> i'll bet she does. okay, andrea. thanks very much. wow. >> it's bothering me.

way dealing with the actual problems that are facing us here in japan and least plans are still leaching radioactivity into the environment every day into the sea and through the steam of the combing into the air and what what's now preoccupying many people in japan is that even for those of us that live far enough away that we thought we were not in any way threatened by the radiation from the plants we're now finding that because of insufficient oversight to the food supply and public health questions that radiation is turning up in all kinds of food products so you're finding now people in far away from fukushima areas are now beginning to realize that they're not going to be escaping the radiation because of that distance and additionally besides that there's still a rather chaotic policy about what will be happening in the areas that were contaminated near those plants but outside of the evacuation zone for example who she misty. nuclear energy expert robert jacobs and hiroshima they are explaining the current situation in japan. and barack obama is calling on the american people to

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of the problems with the nuclear plants the situation is rather dire still these plants are still leaching radioactivity into the environment every day into the sea and through the steam of the cooling into the air but what's now preoccupying many people in japan is that even for those of us that live far enough away that we thought we were not in any way threatened by the radiation from the plants we're now finding that because of insufficient oversight to the food supply and public health questions that radiation is turning up in all kinds of food products so you're finding now people in far away from fukushima areas are now beginning to realize that they're not going to be escaping the radiation because of that distance there is a great deal of anger especially among parents in fukushima prefecture and nearby that there is not a comprehensive system to try to protect the health of the people in those areas so you're seeing meetings every couple of days in which government officials are being yelled at by local residents who are complaining that they're not being given enough information

catholic marriage they can get out of it ok it's interesting i mean where you know where you know jim leach we ask you a question here i mean again you know we focus on these national economies ok but really it's go back to really where it goes it's the banks that want these bailouts they want they want governments to bail out these countries so they can pay banks money that owe them so it's really not about people is it it's about making sure banks get their money back private individuals in many cases. peter maybe i mean since they were clear i would make the banks take their losses i would make them suffer they're the ones who made the mistakes that made you jim against me to break there was a consistent wall street was bailed out because everyone we were all told that we need a banking system so that we're getting the same thing will play now we will be the banking system that's the rationale i'm not saying i agree with it. you said the operative words we were told yes you know who told us that the banks the banks were panicking they called up and said save me save me save it come on le

leach nearly killed himself after jumping off this 30 foot fence. >> i hit my head, head first and myr: tune you could kill yourself. >> i'm not dangerous. >>reporter: but still doing that after that. >> well i have slowed down the other kid from copying him? how would you feel if one of these teens cease you. decide they want to do it too and they get killed, will you feel bad or spoychbility i wouldn't feel bad lick it was my fault but with everything in live there is risk. >>reporter: abc news new york. >> up necessary. he will no longer july anything higher than no moving cars. mother now regrets signing consent form when she was a teenager. she does. come up here. original mama bear. common ancestor to every polar bear aare live. it isn't even a pair from them the [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything

i'm glad he did because only he and john boehner and mitch mcconnell are going to be able to leach a deal. there's not much time left to do that. i hope they go big. i hope we take advantage of this opportunity rather than have to deal with a piecemeal approach. >> woodruff: if democrats are prepared to give ground on entitlements on medicare and medicaid why can't republicans give some ground on the question of taxes especially, you know, we're talking about corporate taxes, doing away with tax breaks for people who own private jets? >> we're happy to talk to the president about tax reform, which is a commission, the simpson-bowles commission last december recommended. a lot of that is a good place to have a good extended discussion and to make our tax code flatter, fairer and simpler and also to make our companies more competitive when it comes to job creation here at home. but what it sounds like the president really wants is in exchange for spending cuts he went to raise taxes on individuals including job creators here. i think it really is kind of a shell game. i think what vote

federal deposit insurance corporation improvement act, highly relevant for this nomination, gramm-leach-blileyrbanes-oxley and so forth. in august of 2005, he was appointed by the president george w. bush to the fdic as vice chairman and of course was confirmed, was recommended out by this committee and confirmed by the senate. as fdic vice chairman, marty was closely involved in all of its efforts to respond to the financial crises we have encountered. he actually served as acting chairman of the fdic for eight months from november of 2005 shortly after he won on the board until june of 2006, because chairman don powell, a close friend of president bush's, left to go coordinate the recovery effort in the gulf coast in coast in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. actually four months after he left the committee he was acting chairman of the fdic. i called him up and i said marty, i read in the american banker this morning that you are the chairman of the fdic. in four months time. said they gave a kind of embarrassed laugh and he says yes, that's right. i said marty is this a great country or

before we have the breakout for the end of glass-steagall in each reduction in graham leach bliley, we at many institutions were not commercial dealers. it's just a matter changing in the counterparties. it is not something that can't be accomplished. i would go further and suggest other opportunities to really broaden the base for monetary policy. one of the things we learned in the crisis was the use of the term auction facility, which allowed you to really issue on an ongoing basis through an auction in substantial amounts of reserves that you can conduct basically an auction type open market transaction, with a broad-based but banks across the united states, regional banks as well as pennysaver banks and other monetary base or reserve days and then use the primary dealers to fine-tune, if you will, in a daily basis to make sure you get close this to your fed funds target. so, there are opportunities from this to actually expand, if you will, the democracy elements of conducting monetary policy. there are many opportunities around restructuring our financial system in a sustained wa

if i could do a robin leach impersonation, i'd be doing it right now.. >> yeah. >> reporter: mainly with envy. >> yes. >> reporter: scorn, disdain, perhaps. why did you do this? why did you buy this house? >> firstly, it was a great investment. and i got a really good deal. and it's kind of like prime real estate. >> reporter: a good deal? the scene of tori spelling's birthday, where they manufactured snow for sledding. it was lingering on the market at $100 million. ecclestone reportedly paid $85 million. >> i'm planning to move to l.a. i wanted to have an amazing home where i hope in the future i'll be raising a family. my family from london will be coming to visit. so, i need loads of space. and i mean it really was like a great investment. >> reporter: when you bought that home, did it cross your mind, you know what? you know, we could have built affordable housing foror thousand families? >> i help as much as i can. but at the end of the day the house cost, that's not going to kind of -- i don't know -- like change the world i d d't think. and i i

. >> there are leach that sadly don't feel that way about the situation for whatever reason.really helpless and think you know what? maybe it will be better if i try it with someone else. >> i know why they feel that way. my own parents divorced when i was 13, 14 years of age. after 17 years or so, my parents' marriage end. it's a tragedy for single mothers. i get it. i lived in a single parent home. our family went into povertity. after the divorce, we went below poverty and my mother made about $4,800 a year. i had to get a job. my brothers got jobs. they delivered papers. i got a baby-sitting job. i made 50 cents an hour. that was big money back then. my mother said it won't always be this way, it will get better and she told us to buckle down and do well in school and we all did and we all made it. >> great to get to know a little bit more about her. she has shot on to the political scene. obviously, when you knew her, when we covered her a few years ago, you had some sense she had some staying power and that she was going to be somewhere but she has really shot into the

right now we are grappling with allocated security bill should treat activities regulated under gramm-leach-bliley. we are all weary of duplicative regulation. on the other hand, we don't want gaps in consumer protection. both cnn and npr have reported that banks which are not within fcc's jurisdiction are selling information that they collect from credit and debit purchases. that is, they are selling their consumers entire purchase histories to retailers. also privacy legislation -- if such legislation is limited to a select group of data collected. for example, if privacy legislation is limited to companies within the ftc's jurisdiction, as are many of the current proposals, the house and the senate, retailers such as amazon would be limited in collecting and selling data about a consumers shopping habit. citibank would be totally free to collect and sell that same information to amazon. do any of you have any concerns about such a scenario? >> i can address the question, and i will do it in reference to the draft bill that was discussed earlier, the data act, where the agency does have a concer

mccollum: i thank the gentleman, i know how to remove leaches, deer ticks and fish hooks. the members should reject this amendment and leave the dollars where they are and put more dollars into our environment not only for its natural beauty and leave a valued treasure to our children but it has a direct impact on our economy. and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does vasm virginia rise? -- the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. moran: i agree rise to strike the last word. i object to this amendment. i want to make a number of points. one is that the amendment adds funds for what are called geographic programs. it's a pretty broad category and includes chesapeake bay, pew get sound and great lakes and other water bodies that need restoration projects. if the amendment passes, i trust the gentleman will understand that the funding will be divided amongst all of those programs. now i do support the efforts of the congress to clean up the great lakes and deal with these invasive species and the asian carp is who arebly destructive. but i th

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before we had the breakup or the end of glass-steagall and the introduction of gramm-leach- bliley act, we had many institutions that are primary dealers. it is a matter of changing with the counterparty is. i would go further and suggest there are other opportunities to really broadened the base for monetary policy. one of the things that we learned was the use of auction term facility which allow you to issue on an ongoing basis through an auction substantial amounts of reserves. you could conduct basically an auction-type open market transaction with a broad base of banks across the united states and you build your monetary base or your reserve base, and then you use primary dealers to fine tune to make sure you get close to your fed funds target. so, there are opportunities from this to expand, if you will, the democracy elements of conducting monetary policy. so there are many opportunities are around restructuring our financial system in a sustained way, in a long lasting way, that allows the safety net to be directed appropriately, to allow risk to go on, the banking system to m

right now to the exclusion of putting people back to work reminds me of when doctors used to put leacheson people who were ill. it only made them more ill because it drained more blood out of their system. and most times proved fatal, as it did to our first president, george washington. our urgent, number-one priority must be to create jobs and put people back to work. we don't -- we shouldn't just turn a chainsaw on ourselves. i look at this republican cap -- cut, cap and kill medicare proposal we have before us and what i see is a budget predicated on fatalism, fatalism and fear of the future. we need a budget that is predicated on hope and aspirations and putting our people back to work. so put the ideology aside, come together in a spirit of compromise for the good of this country to have a balanced package, a balanced. spending cuts that will take place in the mid and outer ranges of our years, revenue increases now so that we can take that money and start putting people back to work, rebuilding both the human infrastructure and the physical infrastructure of this country. mr. presi