marjorie silk is something of a smoker's rights champion. living in a city where a pack of cigarettes cost thirteen bucks and the freedom to puff where you please grows ever more limited. down in our basement this retired new york city police officer nurtures our garden of rebellion this garden is about reacting and defying their attempt to control my behavior hundreds of home grown tobacco leaves hanging to dry before silk shreds and smokes for nicotine we're talking about products here so back it was legal if they don't want people to smoke they should go to congress and lobby to have it criminalized the big apple's new smoking ban comes a bit close very soon it will be illegal to light up in new york city's parks beaches and pedestrian plazas like this one in times square violators caught blowing smoke can be slapped with a fifty dollar fine. if that's so dangerous drug so they probably make a lot because they want to morning america. it's like we socialists are bad good how come you can't smoke in public officials say the band aims to li

[applause] >> my name is marjorie. i am 13 and part of the mission girl's youth council. i have been part of mission girls for six years. they have helped me through a lot. they have kept me off the street. if they were not here, i would have stayed on the streets doing things i am not supposed to. they have helped me express myself in a way where i do not hurt things or people. they have helped me at home with my family and a school. they back me up 100% in care about what i go through. mission girls is all girls. they really understand me and my problems. i am able to be myself and get along. it helps me get a long with girls and not fight and argue. i am able to concentrate on myself and growing as a person. mission girls is my home and family. do not cut off mission girls. [applause] supervisor campos: thank you very much. very powerful comments. i do not know if anyone wants to respond. we see that there are so many programs, whether it is after- school programs, programs that do work throughout the day and weekends, summer programs -- they are keeping kids busy doin

. >> reporter: it's no surprise marjorie friedman believes if you have time to go through the drive-through, you have time to grab fruit and yogurt as you're heading out the door in the morning. but she also knows it's not realistic. if you are going to start the day eating out, she suggests going for lower calorie over lower sugar. >> calories to me are key with the obesity crisis. and then i'd go second on fat. >> reporter: mcdonald's says customers can request their oatmeal without the cream, or brown sugar. >> most people, if they really just wanted oats, would not be going to mcdonald's and picking up something that has been very highly processed, with many, many other ingredients in there. >> reporter: at $2.38 for the mcdonald's oatmeal, compared to about three bucks for entire canister of quick-cooking oats, the only thing you're lightening is your wallet. >>> speaking of food, a first of its kind festival in the south bay as the food truck craze made its way to san jose. some 20 restaurants on wheels came together in downtown this afternoon. food truck vendors have been featured on

marjorie arrived on time at oakland. >> it didn't stop us from getting on our flight. i don't think the steward wants to die anymore we do. >> there are indications that southwest will not have all of its grounded 737's inspected tomorrow, so there's a good chance they won't be in the air and we'll see canceled flights again. >> it could be a headache for some folks. thank you. >>> well more than a third of southwest fleet of planes are boeing 737, 300s. about 170 of the 540 southwest planes are 737, 300s. the 3 00 model is the oldest plane in southwest fleet. the company replaced the aluminum skin and plans to replace all of them over the next few years. >>> a similar event on a 737 killed a flight attendant. the top of an aloha airlines plane peeled away in flight and the attendant was sucked o. dozens of passengers were injured. the plane made an emergency landing at an airport on maui. >>> anyone who witnessed the violent beating outside dodger stadium is being lured to come forward with a hefty reward. la police are looking for the dodger fans who critically injur

know if you can get arrested and we weren't even cycling we were just standing over our meanwhile marjorie silk may eventually be the last smoker left standing these are the remnants of last year's crop here in a liberal city with that in a rising tide finds. new york. israel's demand for foreign labor attracts thousands of chinese people looking for a better job abroad but some criminal employment agencies offering the world for a fee deliver only a life of hardship obviously are excellent. in china mr levy was a big shot he owned a textile business had gotten thousands of dollars a year but he gave it up on the advice of a friend and forked out a small fortune to travel to israel hoping that the promised land would full his part. it was not worth it for me because for years all my suv twelve thousand dollars i would have made more than that in china in those years for many years is well welcome chinese laborers with open arms they and other foreign workers provided a much needed workforce replacing palestinians who are finding it more and more difficult to work in israel amid a deteriora

that it's spectacularly effective i mean it's essentially turns four inches of hardened armor into marjorie's it just goes right through it to do it centrally is no defense against it depleted uranium shells so course if you're a war you want to have depleted uranium munitions and the united states is now trading and selling depleted uranium munitions to a large number of its nato allies and not on nato allies but twenty five countries across the world there are some countries that have refused to use it germany italy refused to use it and belgium is the first country to actually began its use of the latin american parliament has also voted to declare a moratorium on the use of depleted uranium check now on the topic of the coalition's ongoing campaign in libya today france and the u.k. criticize made his involvement in the libyan assault said that nato isn't doing enough to destroy the weaponry used by moammar gadhafi forces but he was on that. well what's happened is you original u.n. resolution one thousand nine hundred three call for no fly zone did not call for taking part at one side in

it's no surprise that marjorie freedman believes that if you have time to go through the drive throughyou have time to grab some fruit and yogurt as you're heading out the door this morning. if you're going to start the day eating out, she suggests going for a lower calorie over lower sugar. >> calories to me are key with the obesity crisis and then i would go second on fat. >> mcdonald's says customers can request. and at 2 pine 38. the only thing you're lightening is your wallet. garvin thomts, nbc bay area news. >> it's so hard when you're hurting, though, if you are really worried about the fact that the calorie, sugar and ingredient count is in your favorite breakfast, go to the website. all the information is spelled out in black and white. >>> company that hiked the price of a medication that prevents preterm delivery is dramatically cutting the cost. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay," how you can be part of rock 'n roll history, witness the first ever life single tape music video. plus it is one of the uglier sides of baseball, that bad habit some health groups are aski

marjorie estrena este lunes novela. [ aplausos ] >> quÉ nos puedes adelantar? a decir dÓnde compro tus ollas aunque van a estar nuevas muchos aÑos, yo quiero tus ollas! [risas] >> nos hacen tanta falta, verdad? son imprescindibles los hombres! >> mi amor, te voy a comprar un juego de ollas! >> hay un valiente cfle que ha querido venir a compartir esta cuarta hora con nosotros. quÉ tal si le damos un fuerte aplauso a lupillo rivera? >> no se paren mucho! [risas] [ aplausos ] >> hola, hola. >> lo que te espera en esta silla caliente. >> a dÓnde me voy a sentar yo? >> bendito entre todas las mujeres. >> te va mejor que en la salsa. >> te vamos a prometer algo, te va a salir pelo! >> yo tengo pelo! >> bueno, sÍ. pero! >> en la parte que se ve. dÓnde lo tienes que no se nota! >> chiqui! >> eso ya es secreto! [risas] >> si te vienen a contar cosas malas de mÍ... >> yo no fui. ♪ ♪ >> al regreso! la silla caliente ♪ ♪ >> vamos, lupillo, cÓmo se baila? [risas] >> la vueltica, la vueltica. >> esto es diversiÓn. >> bendito entre tdi las mujeres. >> tÚ crees que puedes con

. >> i am marjorie miller from "the associated press" based in latin america. apart from restrictions on speech or the media in different countries, do you find that there's either a regional or national difference in the way different people use facebook? a lot of us are from latin america media, and are looking for ways to use facebook for our own purposes. so do latin americans for spanish speakers use it any differently in french or english or other's? >> it's a great question. and the answer is, i think each individuals use it differently. but there's not differences we can see between countries. that basically, you know, people post pictures. the content of those pictures may be completely culturally different. it takes into account what is culturally appropriate. people post comments. people link to new sites but they are likely to get very different sites depending on what country they are in, but the picture posting, posting of comments, goes insane behaviors and we see them all over the world. >> show, are there any conditions that you are concerned,