coli found in the cookie dough found in a nestle plant in virginia does not match the strain that has been making people ill in 30 states. nestle voluntarily recalled the dough, and now the fda is trying to trace the exact route of the contamination. >>> 26 demonstrators are facing charges after effectively shutting down the capitol rotunda this morning. >> fight global aids now. >> the 11 men and 15 women linked themselves together with plastic chains and around 10:00 this morning, they brought in the sign supporting needle exchange programs, hiv aids housing, and programs aimed at fighting aids. one protester asked why lawmakers are bailing out banks instead of devoting millions of dollars to aids programs. >>> would you walkrl0 nea90y miles? a1190r-n b-yeadoloy walked all the way from his home in tampa here to washington, d.c. and he did to raise awareness for homeless kids and teenagers. zach barner finished his journey today, and during the final mile, he walked with hundreds of people, including some homeless kids. and they thanked him. >> i was on the streets at one point, and

last month nestle recalled all toll haas cookie dough products made at the plant. they stay investigation continues. >>> more strong warnings about the swine flu tonight. the obama says the h1n1 vaccines that could start as early as the fall. in the meantime, experts are urging states to make plans for dealing with the next flu season. they say it is all but certain to be back. >>> and officials in oregon are taking special precautions. already this summer, they're worried the h1n1 virus could spread at county fairs. here is the twist, though. they aren't protecting fair goers. they're protecting the hogs. the state department of agriculture wants to keep the people six feet away from the pigs at the fair, keeping them safe from the swine flu. well, officials at this year's fair in marion county have chosen not to keep people and pigs apart. instead, they're stressing cleanliness. keeping the animals clean and providing hand washing stations for visitors. >> a careful line between scaring the public or having a way in which they can safely still interact with them,

new information concerning nestle cookie dough. the two strains of e. coli do not match the strain of the strain that sickened 72 people nationwide. 34 people did have to be hospitalized. the secret to a longer, healthier life may lie on the easter island in the south pacific. something found in the soil may play a role in longevity. first discovered in the '70s, it was able to extend life span by 30%. researchers say the impact in human terms would be greater than if cancer and heart disease were cured and prevented. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> it is the anniversary of a scorcher of a day. going back to 1936, baltimore said its all-time record high. it has never been higher than 107 degrees. the very same day, the thermometer read 109, the record for the entire state of maryland. also, a couple of decades earlier, and death valley, calif., 134 degrees. that is the record for the north american continent. record highs being set on this day in the past 100 years or so. for july, 2009, it is the other side of the co

while no one has died, 34 people have been hospitalized and nestle has found a new supplier for some of its raw depreents and has begun producing cookie dough again. and when we come back a look at the african nation of ghana. first a look at some of the events going on around town this weekend. >> president obama is in ghana this morning. it's his first trace: africa since becoming president. he will travel tour a port that was used to ship slafse. but that wasn't all. >> make no mistake about it. this is definitely being hailed as a homecoming even though obama's heritage is kenann they say he is a fate i have son and coming back. >> there's a lot of excitement on the streets here. there are bill boards, posters every where. vendors are on the streets selling everything from special african cloths with obama's face on it to hand-painted portraits. >> i am so happy. i want to see it with my naked eye. ♪ >> they are even playing obama songs on the radio. there's one song that's been played so much it's stuck in my head. >> nbc news, across ghana. >> it's 5:28 and 65 degrees on tv hil

coli scare involving nestle toll house cookie dough.nestle voluntarily recalled thousands of cookie dough packages last month after they were linked to dozens of e. coli cases. two strains of the bacteria were found in some samples. they don't match the strain of bacteria that has sickened 70 people around the country. production of that virginia plan has resumed and investigators are still trying to find the source of that e. coli. wendy? >> are old microwave ovens safe years later? what's the difference between the dow jones, the new york stock exchange? we have a question about the u.s. dollar being used in other nations. liz crenshaw has the answe on this friday's ask liz. >> here i am. >> i love it. >> our fstir queomio cnroes fm kenny. he k wants noan i the old microwaves can become too old to be used safely. >> inning question. we did turn to good housekeeping research institute for the answer though this question. itays thatt iisot n nsaesecry replace ttoroic mvewave oven tunssle rehe isreagam deo amet rdo oorhe tin wdow whi wou

nestle has found new suppliers for some of its raw ingredients, and has begun producing a cookie doughnce again. >> state officials are offering to buy back thousands of crabbing licenses. >> there is an estimated 6000 crabbing licenses in the state of maryland. more than 3000 are commercial licenses. the maryland department of natural resources is asking them to voluntarily sell their licenses. >> it is very important to us to continue to harvest blue crabs at the level recommended by the state. one of the best ways you could do that with certainty is understand how many people are going to be fishing in a given year. >> that means being able to better set catch limits. >> when that potential is sitting out there, it is hard for us to set management that we know will work. >> eric said other things should have been done to help the population and the industry. >> they should have done it a long time ago. >> officials are hopeful that licenses -- less licenses will mean a better handle on the situation. and they are telling holders to name their price. >> we are asking them to think ab

of the first of the three bunkers that kind of line up in a row, the last of which is just sort of nestled into the right edge of the green. this is a difficult shotting bobby, to get back to the hole. there's going to be some spin on it. bobby: you've got to take as much spin off of it as you can. and you can't go long. that's what he's trying to do. very low. little half swing shot. very well-executed. david: stay there, stay there. bobby: that drew back a lot more than he thought it would. david: it's the pitch of the green. just back toward the bunker there. move off to 18. a sad finish for lee janzen. bill: this for par. a triple at the 17th. a tip of the cap. he got himself into contention. so that has to be a good takeaway for him. ian: it's tough when you're grinding your way back. been a tough trip for him. but he's on his way back, that's for sure. bill: 17 again. david? david: steve stricker now with a clear advantage. if he can hit a nice lag putt here, it would force tim petrovic to have to make this -- what looks like a 30-, 35-footer that no one has made all day. but in the

of the first of the three bunkers that kind of line up in a row, the last of which is just sort of nestled into the right edge of the green. this is a difficult shotting bobby, to get back to the hole. there's going to be some spin on it. bobby: you've got to take as much spin off of it as you can. and you can't go long. that's what he's trying to do. very low. little half swing shot. very well-executed. david: stay there, stay there. bobby: that drew back a lot more than he thought it would. david: it's the pitch of the green. just back toward the bunker there. move off to 18. a sad finish for lee janzen. bill: this for par. a triple at the 17th. a tip of the cap. he got himself into contention. so that has to be a good takeaway for him. ian: it's tough when you're grinding your way back. been a tough trip for him. but he's on his way back, that's for sure. bill: 17 again. david? david: steve stricker now with a clear advantage. if he can hit a nice lag putt here, it would force tim petrovic to have to make this -- what looks like a 30-, 35-footer that no one has made all day. but in the

coli in nestle cookie dough. what are they? and from where? ♪ going to me make wet my pillow ♪ >>> and queen latifah rules central park this morning. performing live in the "gma" central park this morning. performing live in the "gma" concert series. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> and good morning, america. i'm diane sawyer, here with robin roberts, on this friday, july 10th, 2009. >> this morning, we're learning more about the jackson family's concerns about michael's use of painkillers. did they attempt an intervention? and what was the response? and we'll also here from joe jackson about what he thinks happened to his son. >> let's get to it. abc's chris connolly is in encinono, calilifoforniaia. he spoke with michael jackson's father, joe, in an exclusive abc news interview. chris? >> reporter: that's right, diane. as the police investation into michael jackson's death continues, his father, joe jackson, is speaking out. recalling the moment on junene 25th, when he first learned that his son was being rushed to the hospital. what was g

asÍ que a participar, ahorrar y ganar. >> a disfrutar del buen sabor de nestle. >> se estÁ comiendo un puntaje y estos son los resultados. >> esto forma parte de nuestra, predicciones y con respecto a quienes iban a ser los ganadores en premios juventud, sacaron los cÓmputos y estos son los resultados. >> voy a decir quiÉn ganÓ el mayor puntaje. >> la mÚsica de noche de marc anthony. >> el puntaje mÁs alto lo tuvo ana marÍa. >> nos salvamos de que cocine ana. >> le sigue rosana. >> el perdedor es. >> los dos. >>h@tñrfÑp÷@pkph@h@h@tñrfÑpxugk staff de despierta amÉrica. >> charme estÁ lidoliendo el estÓmago.h@h@tñrfÑpuiokph@h@tñr@

que yo estoy loco por,. >> hoy les voy hablar de uno de mis productos favoritos de cocinando con nestlera todos nosotros. >> el escenario bastar como este lado, delicioso. con la participaciÓn de muchas estrellas. >> ¿quÉ mÁs quieren? >> sÓlo sabe eso basar el 16 de julio. >> todo sobre la celebraciÓn aniversario de los 15 aÑos de pablo ramÍrez lo puede encontrar en uunivisiÓn.co, >> ¿como te has sentido hoy? >> quiero agradecer el esfuerzo. la empresa que me ha aguantado, con aquella fÓrmula que dice continuidad y confianza. me han dado continuidad y me han dado confianza. >> bravo. >> te queremos mucho. >> dentro de 15 aÑos vamos a estalebrando otra vez. >> muchas gracias por este apoyo que me dieran en despierta amÉrica. >> ahora si me toca presentar a castillo que se estarÁ presentando, en miami. ♪ ♪ caminando por la playa, al encontrar esa chiquita ♪ la que quiero eres tÚ, Ésa que quiero eres tÚ. eres tÚ, eres tú, esa que quiero eres tÚ. ♪ ♪ ♪ en marbella cablanca, caminando por la playa,al encontrar a esa chiquita, loca ese chiquita, en marbella casablanca, caminando por la playa

de nestle, por supuesto. te quede esa consistencia cremosa del helado. aquÍ tenemos un heladito, lo podemos colocar, es perfecta la consistencia del helado. entonces fÍjate, tenemos ese toquecito de canela y chocolate, mira quÉ helado tan rico le podemos colocar una fresita, quÉ te parece' >> gracias por ser tan caballeros! >> neida! >> gracias, mÁs detalles sobre Ésta sabrosa receta, no dejen de visitar la pÁgina de internet que ven en pantalla. >> recuerden, participen de nuestra promociÓn, Éste es el Último fin de semana. >> nosotros nos tenemos que despedir, la fiesta continÚa en texas con ana marÍa. yo voy a ser tu niÑerorosi pierdo, y tÚ vas a lavar mi auto en tanga! >> hola, mi amor, te amo! >> buen fin de semana, gracias por haber venido. vamos con anita! h@h@]jtmgkh@h@h@]jyqnk]j]qwk]j@ >> y bueno, seÑores, aquÍ seguimos con Ésta gran fiesta, pero anoche la serie de conciertos privados de ford, continuaron poniendo a bailar a la gente de noche a noche. los fanÁticos tambiÉn se pusieron a bailar y brin

as you said, it all begins here later this morning at forest lawn cemetery, nestled in the hollywoodills for the small, private ceremony for family and close friends. they managed to escape the crowds, but not the cameras. an intimate group of michael jackson's family and friends gathered for what might be their final private viewing. moments before the public gathering at staples center it began at sun set with a security lockdown at forest lawn cemetery in the hollywood hills. on the ground, a massive hollywood presence, keeping fans away as sister la toya arrived and brother randy. here at a building called the hall of liberty, a hearse backed to the doors and a kafkt taken inside. there was no burial. the gathering was brief and all appearances peaceful. a far different atmosphere at court. chaos outside as a judge took control of the estate away from catherine jackson, naming the king of pop's former business associates, john mclean and john briocca, in control of the estate. >> there will be a lot that will be done. sending out crease and desist letters for those who are bootle

nestle's is recalling some tollhouse cookie dough after 66 cases of food poisoning were reported in 28da is investigating if it was contaminated for e. coli, but for one it is already too late. >> i'm going to do something, watch. yum yum yum. [ laughter ] >> me don't feel so good. >> and he vomits blue. it's friday night and time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. this is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> here to present the trophy to the los angeles lakers is nba commissioner david stern. and joey and jesse. >> [ bleep ] you, stewy. >> the boyfriends are pretty relieved. oh, like, [ bleep ] dudes, okay. >> former president jimmy carter says israel and hamas should [ bleep ]. >> i get a sense from you, with all the reality shows that you have been [ bleep ] in your face for a long time. >> well, get the [ bleep ] out of the way, miami. new york city now is the new road rage capital of the united states. >> i have got to get my back in shape to [ bleep ] this 100-year-old guy. ♪ >> the man found guilty of [ bleep ] tyra b

the beach is actually nestled in some rolling hills with limestone bluffs. really gorgeous.de stands that serve fresh fruit and vegetables. great place to get some healthy snacks. >> and branson, missouri not too far. monterey, california, very high on the list. >> very little pollution and smog. they actually banned smoking on the beach which i think is fabulous. last thing you want when you're laying out and enjoying the fresh air is a cloud of smoke in your face. it's located in a natural marine reserve. when you're doing your kayaking you might pass by a blue or humpback whale. >> and number one on the list. drum roll, please -- tie bee island, georgia. >> tybee island, georgia, exactly. all-around healthiest. great air quality, water quality. great food options. it's kind of a low-key spot. very simple accommodations which are very beautiful and affordable. they have inns which have your own kitchen which is a great way to be healthy. you can make your own meals. >> and save some money. >> dr. raj, good to see you again. >>> still to come, the new trend in dating that m

birddahl's parents live a quiet life along this dirt road on the outskirts of idaho, living in this home nestled here in the valley. it is here that private bergdahl was home schooled growing up. what sue loves most about him, the man who displayed quiet chivalry. >> i'd go tout my car after a big day and big snowfall and bowe would have been out there and swept the snow off my car. i'd walk out in and oh, bowe's been here and never say anything. >> reporter: that the bowe bergdahl the people in his hometown can't wait to welcome home. >> and bowe bergdahl, lots of prayers going out from his state for release from the taliban capture. >>> all right. the afghan war it is intensifying. what is fueling the taliban? on r insurance. it's actually doing it. gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're looking at, arguably, the world's most successful businessgecko. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko vo: that's why geico is consistently rated excellent or better in terms of financial strength. gecko vo: second rule: "don't steal a coworker's egg salad, 'spec

you remember three weeks ago nestle recaliforniaed cookie dough made after consumers got sick with e.oli. investigators found e. coli in two packages of the dough but it did not match the strain that made people sick. the fda has not figured out what contaminated the dough. >> now diabetes. it's a disease in which the pancreas does not produce or properly use insulin which converts sugar into energy. >> more than 23 million americans are diabetic. more than four million take insulin while monitoring their blood sugar. >> clinical tests have begun on what's considered an artificial pancreas. john mckenzie reports. >> reporter: to live with diabetes, live like 14-year-old sarah, is to live in a series of never ending calculations. >> do you have your diabetes bag is it? >> i took my blood sugar average ten or more times a day i check it before breakfast, lunch and dinner. you have to check while you're playing sports. have i to count carbohydrates. >> reporter: recently for a few precious days sarah was able to forego all that as she tested an experimental artificial pancreas. >> it wou

>> feliz de estar n ustedes en otro segmento de cocinando con nestlÉ.palillos en agua por aproximadamente media hora para que no se quemen. entonces comenzamos con vegetales, pedacitos de pollo, seguimos con la cebollita, Íbamos intercalando vegetal, pollo, vegetal como pollo, hasta que te quede turnos tu bruschetta marinada. no tiene que ser mucho aceite porque el marinado ya tiene su aceite de oliva. lo colocamos en el sartÉn y lomos a cocinar hasta que todos los ingredientes estÉn bien cocidos. ya te queda el plato listo. asÍ que eso es lo que vamos a hacer. lo vamos a servir con un poco de arroz y listo. estamos listos para comer. >> si quieren saber mÁs sobre Ésta y otras sabrosas recetas visiten www.cocinandoconnestle.com. tambiÉn los quiero invitar a chicago, me voy ahora allÍ, dÓnde vamos a estar cocinando. >> usted va a preparar comida nueva valla porque esto es todo para nosotros. vamos a una pausa de regresemos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. h@h@h@tnpeypdivkph@h@tnpeypoenk@ >> fÍjate, es de mÁs una probadita de los ensayos, esto domingo

those stands often nestled on the back roads or on the way to the beach are a way for local farmers toheir offerings to you. we explore the allure as going green celebrates food. >> what can i get for you today? >> reporter: reggie's produce stands sits on the main road to deal. boaters fill up on his sweet corn, ripe tomatoes and perfumed melons. there is no better cantaloupe than here. for years we just stop along the way and get our fresh vegetables. >> reporter: and it is fresh. his family's been farming here for generations. since the first nutwell arrived in colonial days. >> he was an indentured servant sailing up the chesapeake bay. he jumped overboard and swam for shore. >> reporter: it's not the easy yeast work, but he loves it. >> i love plowing the ground in the spring. i like planting the stuff. i like tending to it and trying to keep it -- weeds and grass and stuff like that out of it. i like coming out on the side of the road and meeting other people. >> reporter: and he meets a lot of people. his stand has a steady stream of customers. loading up. >> i think it's fresh.

it's nestled around the rocky mountains close to denver and boulder.ge amount of outdoor activities here. there are ski resorts within a driving distance. biking trails. all that kind of thing. it also has a strong local economy. it's really weathered the downturn well. it has lowest unemployment for a town in the whole state. it's got a wealth of jobs. energy, health care, a new training center opening there for conico phillips that will bring thousands of jobs. one of the things the folks told me is this is an easy place to recruit people to. >> thank you very much. these are just five. you have 95 more in your magazine. you can find the list of all 100 best places to live. >> if you want to go to "money" magazine list, go to our website at todayshow.com. >> announcer: tomorrow on "today" brought to you by palm. it's a beautiful thing. >>> coming up tomorrow here on "today," we'll head into the kitchen with martha stewart as she grills up a different kind of burger plus a special performance from daugherty and we'll catch up with our wedding couple.

. >> do they need to be nestled? >> one, two, three.ot going to trust me to do it on my own. >> lastly, you need garnish to make it really finished. >> a little green. >> we've used the herb thats in the meat balls. you don't want a conflicting flavor. >> there you go. >> he did a great job. >> i want to make sure we have time for the stew. sometimes when you plate stew it looks all mushy. how do you avoid that? >> i've done the same thing. we're talking about layers. all the particles, the meat and the veggies. the yummy bits and the gravy in here. you can correct your gravy and make it thinner, thicker, season it, whatever. we'll start with a little gravy in the bottom of the plate. do it quick. maggie, if you'll start putting the pieces back on the plate on top. >> on top? >> you might want to put them right here because they get heavy. it's back to layering. >> let's say that's enough. >> we'll put a little bit of gravy on top just to finish it. if you have extra gravy, put it in a gravy bowl. >> all about the layers and the color.

. >> the h1n1 virus had come to this summer camp nestled in the blue ridge mountains. 35 of blue star'sre believed to be infected. >> i had a really bad headache, and i just -- i felt -- i just didn't feel good overall. i was coughing a lot. >> reporter: the infected campers were isolated and put on anti-viral medication after experiencing flu-like symptoms. >> they would come in the first day with about 101. they would sleep most of that day, take the tami-flu. the third day they would want to go back to camp. >> reporter: more than 50 camps nationwide have reported outbreak. and the cdc is reporting infections between 5 and 24 more than any other group, making campers vulnerable. >> kids are very, very close, and they're in small cabins. they have limited ability to wash their hands. >> reporter: the h1n1 virus forced this camp in missouri to close for a week after campers and staff got sick. and camps specifically designed for kids with special health concerns like asthma shut their cabin doors before any campers arrived due to health concerns. at blue star camp, they have learned th

as you can see, matt, we're in beautiful lake george nestled in the adirondacks. about a two-hour drive from new york city. >> this lake is about 32 miles long. we're inside adirondack state park. it is roughly the same size as the state of vermont. >> we are standing on the morgan, a steamboat and paddle wheel boat. it goes all around the 109 miles of coastline that make of lake george. behind us is our final destination, the historic saginaw hotel. look at the crowd here, one of the largest crowds we've ever had on a remote. >> it is amazing. you can't see it but folks are alongside this boat as well. you can hear them whistling and cheering. how much do they pay these people? but no, there are really people from around the area. one of the reasons why there is so many people in this area is because there is so much to do out here from boating to fishing to whitewater rafting, even cliff diving, which meredith actually excelled at, matt. >> and, matt, there is a lake george monster in these waters. i guarantee you, there will be a sighting. >> you're guaranteein

. >> we are in beautiful lake george, nestled in the adirondacks. >> al and i are in sunny key west,s is a big old party. >> las vegas, baby. >> i was hearing reports that you guys were learning to fly-fish, so ann, i'm happy to see you're out of surgery. ♪ >> we're going to scare the fish out of the water. >> i'm so sorry. >> ready to run some red lights? >> here we go. >> where are your hats? who wants some mist? >> here we go. >> come on, let's go, go, go! >> is that living? >> whoa! >> we're going diving for treasure. >> 400-year-old treasure. >> we've got our friends -- don't you -- >> oh. >> one of the largest crowds we've ever had on a remote. >> we have a very nice crowd. ♪ are the luckiest people >> yeah, are we a team? ♪ >> it's noontime somewhere! >> to good old times. >> and cheers to the conch republic. >> cheers. >> so the guy says, ay, caramba, that's one hot tamale. ♪ >> those were low kicks. ♪ >> does this thing have gears? >> doesn't look like it. but you're doing fine. >> whoa. >> what the heck are you doing? sit down. >> this in like a 60 degree climate would be a

in 2003, her team discovered that nestled in baby teeth are a few of those same stem cells. potential to develop into many different parts of the body. >> from that single baby tooth we can isolate between 10 and 20 stem cells. the number is very small but they're very powerful in how they can divide. >> reporter: but there's a difference. unlike stem cells from cord blood, baby teeth stem cells so far have only been tested in animals. >> in terms of using dental pulp stem cells, it's too early to say how effective they would be in applications outside of the mouth. >> reporter: nevertheless some companies see this emerging research as an opportunity. running ads like these, which seem promising. >> stem cells hold the potential to replace diseased or injured tissue with healthy, functioning cells. >> reporter: abby's parents paid $500 to the national dental pulp lab, one of a handful of u.s. tooth cell banks. for the kid used to collect abby's teeth. they will continue to pay $125 a year to keep them frozen. a price that's half of what it costs for cord blood collection. >>

we've seen recently the problem with the refrigerated cookie dough manufactured by nestle, so we know this problem has not ended. and it continues on and on and on. madam president, i'm urging the senate to take action, first of all, on the food safety modernization act of 2009, a bipartisan bill to give the f.d.a. more tools to do what it does. we already see in the department of agriculture the good work the agriculture department does with certain foods, and we need to build on this work and make sure that we are able to catch these things before they get out into the food stream for the people of our country. secondly, when it does happen, when the -- when salmonella or something does get out there, we have to respond quickly. so i also urge the senate, as part of these tp*d measures, to pass the food food safety rapid response act, the bill that i have with senator chambliss. this is a smart bill. it uses these models of epidemiology tools that should be used all over the country. it just shouldn't have to be the case that people have to get sick in minnesota before we solve this

coli in nestle cookie dough, and investigators are baffled because the e.ar, but these military wives to be are getting a special gift. a bridal shop in minnesota is giving away free dresses to dozens of brides. the owner says she's just trying to help people in need on their big day. >> they don't have a lot of money, they don't have a lot of money, and that's what you hear from, and it's like this is my calling to do this. gretchen: what a wonderful thing she's doing, the shop is holding a military extravaganza this sunday and plans on giving away tuxes and limo services, and thank you so much for honoring the troops and thinking about them. brian: 235 million, that's all the a.i.g. executives want for their bonuses. judge: that's almost the same number as last time when it was 280 million, when people threatened them and some of them had to lead their homes, led by the president. i bet there won't be a peep now, and this time we know it's cash from the feds. brian: and you're talking about the a.i.g. executives, 40 of them are eligible. gretchen: this is

they live in this home nestled here in the mountain valley and it's here, we understand, that privatebergdahl was homeschooled growing up. what sue martin says she loves most about bergdahl is the man who displayed quiet chivalry. >> i have go out to my car after a long day and a snowfall and bowe would be out there and scraping the snow off my car. i would walk out there, it was like, bowe's been here. he would never say anything. >> reporter: that's the bowe bergdahl the people in his hometown can't wait to welcome home. john, residents here in hailey, idaho are planning a candlelight vigil for later tonight and the sheriff here in hailey has urged people to show up on their bicycles like bowe probably would have done. >> ed lavandera for us this morning, thanks so much. >>> new this morning it was a landslide voters in oakland, california, okaying a city tax on medical marijuana. it would be the first in the nation. the 1.8% tax on medical marijuana facilities means those businesses will have to pay about $18 in taxes for every thousand dollars in marijuana they sell. there was no

they live in this home nestled in a mountain valley. and it's here we understand that private bergdahl was homeschooled growing up. but what sue martin says she loves most about bergdahl is the man who displayed quiet chivalry. >> i'd go out to my car after a long day and a big snowfall and bowe would have been out there and swept the snow off my car. i walk out there and it's like, oh, bowe's been here. and he'd never say anything. >> reporter: that's the bowe bergdahl the people in his hometown can't wait to welcome home. and, christi, what's interesting is that you talk to folks around here, they really talk about the video that was released of bergdahl over the weekend by his captors, and they say that the young man they see in that video is far from the man that they've known here in hailey, idaho. christi? >> i have to say, you have to respect this community, ed, and i'm sure you see it, being in the middle of it. they seem to be so fiercely loyal and have such an allegiance to this family because at the end of the day, they're re

the beach is actually nestled in some rolling hills with limestone bluffs. really gorgeous. when you're doing your kayaking you might pass by a blue or humpback whale. >> and number one on the list. drum roll, please -- tie bee island, georgia. >> tybee island, georgia, exactly. all-around healthiest. great air quality, water quality. great food options. it's kind of a low-key spot. very simple accommodations which are very beautiful and affordable. they have inns which have your own kitchen which is a great way to be healthy. you can make your own meals. >> and save some money. >> dr. raj, good to see you again. >>> still to come, the new trend in dating that makes a good night kiss impossible. but first, tse messages. you keep the good memories... and forget the carpet stain. it removes even the toughest dried-in stains. thformula penetrates deep to break down stubborn stains lifting them to the surface, right before your eyes leaving nothing behind. erase your carpet's history with resolve triple action. (announcer) introducing new tums dual action. this tums goes to work