i'm michael long, this is part of my experience. i do think that the effort that the city has put so far into the park is significant and much more must to get done. what i want to say was about this room, i had the experience sitting in this chair and sean elsbernd when he was sitting in that chair, i questioned whether this is actually an accessible room. often, i had to move my chair and i did that know if she was going by me. i witnessed this happening over and over again. are we looking at a political argument about whether or not this area is acceptable and we have not resolved the accessibility issues right here in this room have reconsidered it how we will put these in an arrangement that would produce the kind of flexibility that we need? i don't think that we consider this as wholeheartedly as we could. i am not clear what i will do on my vote but it is very important that we raise these issues. >> perhaps i can help the supervisor. i received a text send out a motion for a recess. i think that the supervisor points out th

and you alluded to this, before, michael. long before the touhys came into your life. steps. >> oh, yeah. i mean, i was going to succeed in life, no matter what. you know? i had a plan and a goal to get out of the environment i was in. you know, i didn't have to be an athlete or anything. i could have been, you know -- i could have worked at a fast food restaurant, you know, double hours every day, you know, to survive. i was going to be something in life. you know? and i just always knew i was going to get out there what i was dealing with. and here today. >> and you would have thought you're every bit a success you are today, had you done that, too. there are hundreds of thousands of kids in foster care. and even more that considered at risk. what is your message through this book to them, michael? >> really, everybody, they saw "the blind side." and they thought, you know, you need this help from a wealthy family. a couple weeks ago, everybody was playing the lottery. looking for that to, you know -- i'm going to make it through this. but you don't need that. i mean

our next applicant is michael theriault. >> there was a long tradition of building representation. there was good reason for that. the geologist who did the studies for the foundations of the bridge, the professor at of the california university, he went outside of the scope of his assignment and said that that bridge will have to be replaced once or twice a century. he was going around and telling people that the bridge is eternal, don't worry. they were both correct. instead of the bridge having to be replaced, it is undergoing constant replacement. there is a constant need for the building trade on that bridge. some of the chains were change the outcome of the southern arts has been strengthened, the workers on the bridge are constantly changing. -- some of the chains the souths been strengthened. there are structural rivets that you look at and question their yield strength. the kind of knowledge that we bring to network. this is not represented on the board. we are different aspects of the same -- it is importance to have an understanding represented on the bridge board. i am

>> reporter: long was there for michael johnson too, earning both a trip to the white house in 1989 when long was named national big brother of the year. today johnson is a successful barber and big brother himself. >> i don't mind passing it along. that's what it is for me and the men today is stepping up to the plate and passing it on. >> reporter: but long says far too few black men are stepping up to guide black boys in the trials of growing up. >> in order to be men, you've got to see men. simple as that. >> reporter: so he's turned to fraternity brothers in a cultural hot spot hoping to recruit 10,000 men around the country to lead. what makes the barbershop the best place to try to recruit guys? >> you can see it right here. i mean that's where men gather on saturday morning. >> we've got some material. >> reporter: a big brother, rounding up others who can make the cut as role models. ron mott, nbc news, dallas. >>> and that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good

michael, i gotta get outta here. i can't hold my breath that long. (pam) open the door up.ed terrible. [inhales] (all) oh! phew! oh, no. mmm-mmm. [clears throat] i cannot believe a pipe burst and left that there. that's no burst pipe. well, how do you know that? (michael) what is it then? hey, guys. somebody making soup? (michael) here she comes. all cleaned? great. [gags] still stinky. that is worse. she probably scrubbed it into the fibers of the carpet. total permeation. i am a big fear factor fan. um, i'm a big fan of anything joe rogan does, actually. so, this is sort of like my audition tape. um... [clears throat] i can't stand it. i can't stay in here another second. [door closes] hey, welcome back. thanks. so, how was the resort? did you ski a lot? a little. good. [loud bang] (jim) what's going on in here? what? i did not do that. that sounds disgusting. [laughing] it wasn't me. um...it wasn't me. it was not me. oh. wow. [chuckles] hey, jim, i thought that we would be desk buddies while they change my carpet. that might be a little difficult with the one computer. o

but long before carmelo, before michael or magic could make headlines, it took another generation ofsketball to make history. >> going all the way. >> reporter: it's the story of sweetwater and his teammates affectionately known as the harlem rens. one of the first all-black professional basketball teams from 1922 to 1948. back when colored couldn't play with whites. this documentary "on the shoulder of giants" tells their story of triumph in the face of bigotry. of dignity claimed when so many tried to deny them. >> it's real important. i just think young kids, whether they're still young right now or in my position, they need to know their history. >> kareem! >> reporter: it was produced by basketball legend and new york native kareem abdul-jabbar. >> blacks and whites can definitely learn something from this documentary. because it really shows how sports brings us together. especially here in america. >> reporter: but names like "wonder boy" isaacs, "pop" gates and "tarzan" cooper, they played their home games here in harlem. today it's an abandoned building. but back in 1939, th

but long before carmelo or michael or magic could make headlines it took another generation of youngwho could shoot a basketball to make history. >> going all the way. >> reporter: it's the story of sweetwater and his teammates, affectionately known as the harlem rens, one of the first all black professional basketball teams from 1922 to 1948, back when colored couldn't play with whites. this documentary on the shoulder of giants tells the story of triumph in the face of bigotry. of dignity claimed when so many tried to deny them. >> it was real important. i just think young kids, whether they're still young white now or in my position they need to know their history. >> kareem... >> reporter: it was produced by basketball legend and new york native kareem abdul-jabbar. >> black and white cans definitely learn something from this documentary because it really shows how sports brings us together, especially here in america. >> reporter: with names like wonder-boy isaacs, pop gates and tarzan coupe, the new york's renaissance big five played their home games in harlem. today it's an ab

long injustices. thank you. the next poet is michael palmer. >> what of that wolf hound at full stride. what of the woman that serves as fairl guide and witness to the snowy hive? what of the singer robed in red and frozen at mid-song? and the stone, its brokenness, or the voice oft seen that says note the dragon seen but asking no questions of flight, no questions of irridescence, what of that century, did you see it pass? what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don

martin del potro the argentine continued his road to recovery following a long layoff the biggest injury is victory over michael russell the twenty two old was rarely troubled and dropped her six games before seeing a straight sets victory over peter roddick having won gold at the last three encounters. and meanwhile there won't be an all russian final at the latest a.t.p. event in mass a after the country's top man mikel usually failed to stave off a late rally by more entrenched to go crashing out in the last four years he battled back from a set down on the brink of winning in trade that final story in the decider but the world number eleven crumbled when it mattered the most cherished side one match point in the last four straight games to move into the final fall to meet its as not is the other russian vying for the final spot he's facing an uphill challenge here khan's top seed going sidling on song sweet coming off the spa success title defense in rotterdam last week. possible now in the n.b.a.'s rookies have beaten a team of sophomore students to kickstart the proceedings of the all star weekend in los

recovering for a long injury layoff of a wrist injury picture of michael russell a twenty two year old was rarely troubled for six games and see straight sets victory he'll be confident of beating roddick in one or three of the last thing kansas. for the mombasa lowder will go into sunday's match with after. the unusual situation of not having won in the last two games for the catalan giants take on athletic on sunday at the nou camp and will be looking three points on seeing their leader the bitter rivals real madrid slipped to only five points at the top of the league that was because they could only manage a draw with sporting gear all last time out in the league on wednesday they suffered a very rare defeat at the hands of aston in the champions league nevertheless defended banks well is expecting his side to return to winning ways. we have our feets when they grow we haven't changed because of victories and we won't change because of a defeat or philosophy stays the same the same goes for our humility we know the league is very competitive but we are still for sure because it is o

martin del potro the argent time continued his road to recovery following a long layoff with a wrist injury with victory over michael russell the twenty two year old has rarely troubled and dropped just six games seven straight sets victory will be confident these who want to destroy the last rank countess. oh i mean while there's a prospect of an all russian final at the latest a.t.p. event in last say the country's top ranked player mikhail youzhny is up against unseeded craft in chile which follow russian three to tossing off the last one a title back in two thousand and ninety s. facing an uphill challenge he's taking on first scene. robin sidling on song sweet coming off his first successful title defense it was adopted last week. basketball now on the n.b.a.'s rookies have beaten the team of sophomore students to kick start the proceedings of the all star weekend in los angeles however so far it's been dominated by speculation about what will become of denver nuggets forward come on to me as a trade deadline arrives on cheese day the l.a. lakers home arena the staples center is the venue for the annual show pi

host: michael tanner has his top-10 problems with the long- term budget. number four, it is suggested, is locking in past spending increases. guest: domestic discretionary spending increased by 21.4%. we had enormous increases. they came on top of george. bush's increases in domestic non discretionary spending. we have had enormous growth in government over the last few years. now they got -- not the president is saying to freeze it this level. that locks in all the past spending increase. bill clinton was spending a% of our gross domestic product, we would be a lot better off. host: you use that in. no. 5 in your peace. guest: right now is 23.8% of our gross domestic product, the second-highest a percentage that we have had since world war two. the president's budget would increase that to about 24.8%. the republicans right now are supposed to be getting tough and having draconian cuts. that would bring it back to 23% of gross domestic product. under bill clinton, we were at 18%. we have enormous groh in government over the last 10 years. host: our guest

states, and then we got into ways of, ok, but dressing the corporate tax rate as long as it was deficit neutral, and then michael articulate it a proposal whereby they could address $1 trillion of productivity or efficiency that exists within the government which is basically using what we have all dawn over the past 10 years -- what we have all done of the past 10 years. it was a basic business practice we have all done to improve the competitiveness of our own companies. most of us have been here a lot the last couple years, and there was i think a sincere and keen interest in addressing why the u.s. is not more competitive. then we might disagree on the details, but at least from the importance of the country's agenda, my observation, it has moved way up from where it was two years ago. >> i agree, it was great to see competitiveness on the agenda. as sam said, a genuine interest addressing some of the short- term and long-term issues that have been standing and the way. we had a frank discussion about what that means in terms of other countries out there, what it means for tax, trade, government efficiency a

michael jackson's doctor will be broadcast on television. the judge says he will allow cameras in the courtroom as long as they are not intrusive. dr. conrad murray has pleaded not guilty to a voluntary manslaughter charge in the death of michael jackson. >>> a pregnant in colorado is waiting to find out the health of her child. she picked up antibiotics from a safeway finding out after she took the first dose it was an antiabortion dose. she called a doctor to make herself vomit. she was rushed to the hospital. now she is worried the drug may have hurt her baby. >> for all this to happen now it's really overwhelming to know i have to come home and sit and wait. >> now safeway has offered an apology in this case. the prescription was supposed to go to a woman with the same last name and a similar first name. >>> former san francisco supervisor makala has joined the crowd running for mayor in san francisco. she filed papers yesterday. her grandfather was mayor from 1968 to 1976. pier was termed out of office last year. as of now five other san franciscans are in the race for mayor. >>> we showed you this story yesterday morning as it

potro the origin time continued his road to recovery after a long layoff with a wrist injury with victory at the thirty two year old american michael russell i was really troubled he dropped a six games before wrapping up the. sixty six to twenty two year old because of these erratic i want all of the last three encounters. i was. going and the n.b.a. all-star weekend is underway in los angeles which puts together the best from the east to west conferences however it's been dominated by speculation about the denver nuggets kamel anthony g.'s days trade deadline approaches with a forward denying rumors he was meeting new jersey nets and i make up rocker of. i don't know i don't i really don't know what i care for our. dollar or what i would jerk kerry i don't know what i care if they know me very. very very. obvious to everyone know what i. now the olympic city of sochi has passed its first real test ahead of the twenty fourteen winter games the black sea resort is staging its first international competition at the brand new rosa hutto ski track the second day european cup state has been delayed by heavy snow finally went ahead manu

futures in london in fact this thing up for all is worth as long as it lasts ok so the typical people are going to the bank michael if i can go to you do you have a magic number that where you think where we really did real the global economy you know i think that we have to see the multiple ripple effects of what's going on it's not just the price of oil it's also the price of food food is now higher than it's been ever according to their food and agriculture organization as the price of oil rises it pushes up the price of food in this i believe it's going to generate more protests and up evils around the world this will create more chaos in more disturbances and this could have further effects on the price of oil so the crisis that we see today in the middle east as far as i'm concerned is nowhere near that conclusion i think we'll see more ripple effects and the economic consequences of that are yet to be seen and if i go to you right now whenever you i mean it's a very good point because we see we see a lot of these riots that brought about these revolts in maybe revolutions we have to see how it's played out

long with the scenery. it's one of those deals. i think it's -- you can get by without having tiger woods in the event. michaelwon the five hole shoot out. $19,000 for their they have charity. love the scenery. they start tomorrow morning. woods passed on the at&t for a $3 million appearance fee. nice note, he was paired with michael rolls from the u.s. army. proamevent tomorrow. rolls won a contest to meet tiger woods is deployed in afghanistan. for everybody who spent the past year ripping woods, there are some of our brave service men, a thrill of a life time to get to meet this guy. a thousand fans sue the nfl, the dallas cowboys and jerry jones alleging breach of contract. this over the super bowl seats. 400 fans were turned away and 800 didn't sit in the locations that were designated on their tickets. a thousand of them are going court. we have tour of california news. why? i am not quite sure. doesn't begin till may. here we go. stage 4, may 18, mark it down. from livermore to san jose on the 18. the race will begin sunday may 15 in south lake tahoe and wrap up in thousand oaks. bicycle racing, do you

beating spencer eleven in a playoff to take michael ware golf classic both on seventeen under after their final round at eleven failed to save our with this long on the first playoff hole meaning could two putt for victory and that's just what he did for this first title since victory in april three years ago now the freezing cold temperatures here in moscow didn't prevent thousands of spectators flocking to one of its parts to it was flying ice skaters and their own if slightly frostbitten causing but that of those that are watching. an impressive three hundred fifty metre long nice trick with the right to keep working must go to host the crucial third stage of the question ice world championship and the downhill international ice skating only from twenty four countries where we get to put this to the test at the toughest venue in the history of this new sport. it's the most difficult track and some very fast but it's very challenging as there are many obstacles coming one after another that's why there are so many folds on the course it's very hard to prepare for all those tricky obstructions despite the freezing cold with temperatures dropp

you do it all day long and make a quirky shot and that's the one that makes it. >> we found out before we went to the photo shoot, michaelon passed away and -- we put michael jackson's greatest hits on the truck and during this photo shoot, we were listening to michael. tavis: since you went there, it raises the question, given you are so much in your sound and give a little bit of different influences. >> me first? tavis: sure. if meghan doesn't mind. >> go ahead. >> at a very young age my parents listened to classic country music. patsy cline, willie nelson and my brother was 12 years older than me and listened to 1970's rock and roll. tavis: little bit of everything. how about you meghan? >> i grew up in new orleans. tavis: i knew what you listened to. >> i had soul influence and when i turned 14, my mom helped me put a band together and i started playing. i mean everything. dolly parton was my first love, aretha franklin and the music can make you feel something when you hear it. tavis: i mentioned the story at the top about how this thing really happened. >> we were doing a radio interview the other day and we told

michael jackson's doctor could be coming to your tv. the judge announced today he will allow cameras inside the courtroom as long as they are not intrusive dr.conrad murray has pled not guilty to a manslaughter charge in jackson's death. >>> san francisco becomes the backdrop for a new police show. why the police and even gunfire is a welcomed sight. >>> and a cooldown, our chief meteorologist bill martin will tell us what to expect in your neighborhood. your complete bay area forecast is coming up. >>> san francisco may feel a lot more like hollywood in the next few weeks. a new pilot is filming in the city today. >> reporter: russian hill hosted hollywood today with the filming of alcatraz. it's one of a dozen tv projects set to be shot in san francisco over the next few weeks. the pilot is projected to bring in $3 million into if city. >> i like working out really. just coming over to check it out. >> reporter: fliers warning that the scenes involved officers playing police officers being shot at. >> we're >> when we have projects simulating fun gunfire, we let all the public officers know so they are not alarmed. >> they told us ther

michael jackson's doctor could be coming to your tv. the judge announced today he will allow cameras inside the courtroom as long as they are not intrusive dr.conrad murray has pled not guilty to a manslaughter charge in jackson's death. >>> san francisco becomes the backdrop for a new police show. why the police and even gunfire is a welcome >>> san francisco may feel a lot more like hollywood in the next few weeks. a new pilot is filming in the city today. >> reporter: russian hill hosted hollywood today with the filming of alcatraz. it's one of a dozen tv projects set to be shot in san francisco over the next few weeks. the pilot is projected to bring in $3 million into if city. >> i like working out really. just coming over to check it out. >> reporter: fliers warning that the scenes involved officers playing police officers being shot at. >> we're >> when we have projects simulating fun gunfire, we let all the public officers know so they are not alarmed. >> they told us there would be gunshots, i thought i should stay home and make sure everything was okay. >> reporter: the production moves to alcatraz island for a two day shoot. t

long and distinguished career in this town? >> i have done a lot of specials with frank and sami, but because it was such a breakthrough show, lorne michaels was one of the writers. they could try anything. we went on stage with a script and if anything went wrong, keep it. the whole thing of 30 minutes of outtakes, the stuff that the censors wouldn't do. jack benny screwed up something in he said he would do it again, and i said, no you won't. tavis: well things went right tonight. thank you for your work. not when we do it again, you can come over and say sock it to me. tavis: if nixon can do it, i can. [laughter] thanks for watching, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: join me next time with a best-selling author and a grammy nominated singer kim. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve fi

. >>> fans of michael jackson will get to see television coverage of the involuntary manslaughter trial of his doctor. yesterday, a california judge said cameras would be allowed as long as they don't interfere with the proceedings. dr. conrad murray has pleaded not guilty in jackson's death from an overdose of powerful drugs. >>> a gradual cooldown will continue here. [ no microphone ] >> the microphone is disappearing, seems to create a bit of a problem so we pantomime through the rest of the -- we can do this. we can always do sign language that would come in handy. we are looking at a cooling trend across the area continuing through the day today. gusty northerly winds as we have a mostly clear start out there. but as gianna showed us earlier, over the bridges, 30 to 40-mile-an-hour breezes here this morning. and by this afternoon, we'll continue sunny and cool with gusty winds settling down a bit later this evening. taking a look right now at the satellite picture, we see a weak disturbance slip to the interior yesterday setting up a strong pressure gradient across the region. [ no microphone again ] >> which will once again keep the winds gusty through the day t

live" creator loren michaels and tina fey will join a red carpet worthy list of stars in new york city for the museum of moving emages salute to actor alec baldwin. >>> all day longcan stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. "today" takes you live to hollywood where meredith and al have a complete wrap-up of the oscars. and the "today" exclusive as charlie sheen speaks out for the first time since his hit sitcom áruá down. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific monday. one woman every minute.t dis we can chae the statistic by choosing to speak up for our hearts. take control of your heart health and encourage others to do the same. take the go red heart check up. find out your ten year risk for heart disease or stroke learn how to make small simple changes to reduce your r

with that said, i think michael misses my point on the point of diversity. as long as it's within the law. what i'm critical about diversity, two things, and fred used the phrase one. mandated diversity, where the state comes in and says you have to have a certain quota or number. i'm more concerned with diversity as an ideological policy where it bleeds out into the news coverage. where it translates into a kind of solicitude towards minorities where it translates into a kind of demographic triumphism, where it translates into endorsing the politics of proportionallism. where it translates into vilifying those who are trying to roll back, such as ward connorly in california, 200? 209. connorly was the subject of an extremely insulting and demeaning magazine story, the gist of which he wasn't black enough. he was a self-hating black, and that's why i was leading the effort to roll back affirmative action in california. horrible, horrible story. the effort to raise standards, at quinney in 1997 was interpreted by bob herbert, a columnist at the time, was felt at ethn

. >>> there is word tonight san francisco's long-time sheriff will not run for reelection this year after more than 30 years on the job. sheriff michael hennessy does not expect a 9th turn. he was first elected back in 1979. ktvu obtained a copy of his home moe. hennessy was a finalist for san francisco's one-year mayor appointment that ultimately went to ed lee. >>> it's a holiday weekend, and a lot of people are hoping to spend it skiing or snowboarding. the snow is plentiful, the trick is navigating the drive. our team coverage begins with ken prithet showing us the conditions right now, ken? >> reporter: you can see the lights are still on above the lifts but the skiers have gone home. the resort is closed after a day of almost constant snow. we arrived here about 4:00. you can see the dish is covered in snow. that's just since 4:00. it's really amazing. we even have a signal coming out of here. our spare tire on the front of the truck, 4 or 5 inches of snow here. boyle over the past three days reports more than 5 feet of snow from this storm. under the lights at the ski resort, there were plenty of night skiiers and snowboarders

. >>> there is word tonight san francisco's long-time sheriff will not run for reelection this year after more than 30 years on the job. sheriff michael hennessy does not expect a 9th turn. he was first elected back in 1979. ktvu obtained a copy of his home moe. hennessy was a finalist for san francisco's one-year mayor appointment that ultimately went to ed lee. >>> it's a holiday weekend, and a lot of people are hoping to spend it skiing or snowboarding. the snow is plentiful, the trick is navigating the drive. our team coverage begins with ken prithet showing us the conditions right now, ken? >> reporter: you can see the lights are still on above the lifts but the skiers have gone home. the resort is closed after a day of almost constant snow. we arrived here about 4:00. you can see the dish is covered in snow. that's just since 4:00. it's really amazing. we even have a signal coming out of here. our spare tire on the front of the truck, 4 or 5 inches of snow here. boyle over the past three days reports more than 5 feet of snow from this storm. under the lights at the ski resort, there were plenty of night skiiers and snowboarders

and many want to know how michael jackson's children are coping. the veils are long gone.as i was invited into the inner world of jackson's children, and their beloved grandmother, katherine. these seem like the three most normal kids that you would ever want to hang out with. >> they are. it's kind of hard at first. but they've adjusted pretty well. >> reporter: i got to ask the questions america has been wondering. >> what would you like to do? and michael jackson's children answered. >> i guess, continue what our dad was doing. >> reporter: an incredible glimpse into their private world. their hopes and dreams. their everyday lives revealed. >> i'm thinking about auditioning for a play next week. >> reporter: and how these three children are following in their famous father's footsteps. can't say enough about katherine jackson. her strength, her grace. and as we said, much more with her and her three grandchildren. they were at a transitional place yesterday, where homeless families make the transition to being back on their own. it's something that was very important t

long period. host: new york city, michael on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'm a senior professor. i would like to give some advice to president obama. the situation is -- look, we have $2 trillion invested in iraq and afghanistan. we spent two years with experts and what do we have? we have iraq at the point of civil war and we have afghanistan in a state of collapse. we have no credibility. talking about giving advice to the egyptian people -- we should leave it to them and let them do what they think is best. i would give an economic observation to president obama. i mean, oil has gone right now -- it's on its way to $4 per barrel. president bush bought 10 billion barrels of oil. put it on the open market. at $4 per barrel, you are going to stop the recovery. it will help the third world countries like egypt. if oil is up 30%. it's a false market. do what president clinton did. take the bush, sr. reserves from the iraq war. put it on the open market and oil dropped from $2 per barrel $1 per barrel. it is $900 billion of the b

michael jackson's doctor will likely be broadcast on television. a los angeles judge said he will allow cameras in the courtroom as long as it's not intrusive. it will attract a huge audience. dr. conrad murray has pleaded not guilty to an involuntary manslaughter charge. >>> a pregnant woman is waiting to find out the health of her unborn child. marinna civil have picked up a pill at a pharmacy and found out after she took it it was an abortion drug instead. she was rushed to the hospital where she was given charcoal to absorb the drug. now she is worried about her baby. >> for all of this to happen now is really overwhelming to learn i have to come home and sit and wait. >> safeway has extended an apology. >>> our time is now 6:48. there is a story coming out from romania. romania witches may -- this will require witches to get a permit. the law would also require witches to give their customers receipts and they could end up in prison if their predictions turn out to be false. witchcraft has been part of the culture in romania for centuries. romania changed their labor laws to officially recognize witchcraft as a profession. >>> 6:49 is t