. >> reporter: in an industry where looks really do matter, nikki wants to get back to work. her secret weapon is something that won't show up on a resume. >> it gives you a bit of an advantage. if it's done right, you look healthy and rested. >> frown. >> reporter: botox, to be exact. it's a way to stay ahead of potential competition. >> i'm getting older. there's going to be younger women vying for the same type of jobs. who knows, they may have an advantage because they are younger. >> reporter: she is not alone. in this tough economy, plastic surgery is on the rise. doctors perform more than 13 million plastic surgeries in 2010. it's a 5% increase from 2009 according to to american society of aesthetic surgery. they attribute it to people who want to look younger as they look for new jobs. >> they want to feel confident about themselves when looking for a new job. >> reporter: this doctor says it's not just people looking for new jobs. male babe boomers also come in. >> they have a job they really want to keep and they want to look good at the job and not look tired and o

when the real experience has a disruption officers are not able to communicate with each other or to nikkiy radio is down for each other's officers. they need to be able to communicate immediately of what is gone on. what we did today in order to cover their safety was to make sure that there were getting at least two officers for each call as a each call came in. >>pam: the oakland fire apartment has the same radio system with the oakland police. the oakland fire department does not use that 24 hours a day. the police uses their real system 24 hours a day of but the oakland fire department does not use it as much. jean quan response. >> the way look at it is that we are counting the system together into the new system is online. we have most have the complaints and the east oakland area. less complaints in the last couple. and i'm not saying there are no complaints but it is significantly less than one i took office. >>pam: the difficult ordeal system has been an ongoing problem. if >> jacqueline: this could still be extended with heavy rain and hail this weather cell over fairfield. deta

speers said she has found a replacement, nikki and produce attorneys are in serious talks and hoped toch a deal and a few days. if members of the jersey shore cast are refusing to sign the new contract. opting instead, to hold out for more money. so far ronnie is the only sure made signed up for this season for the show. it is scheduled to start shooting in italy in the next couple of weeks. the cast has folded out refusing to sign into the get a better offer from and tv. prince william is opening up about his wedding day jitters. he said the upcoming event has him " and risk ". >> it's quite a daunting prospect, very exciting i'm still looking forward to it but a lot to do. >>pam: prince william and his fiancee are scheduled to get married on april the 29th. >>catherine: a sci-fi thriller, a horror film and a children's movie all hitting theaters this weekend. we start with a look at source code. chick plays a soldier in a government project. in the sci-fi thriller he gets multiple chances to find a bomber over chicago trained by crossing into the body of another man. is feelings for

marco rubio, nikki haley, chris christie, paul ryan, but they all look like they will be candidates in 2016. a little bit presumptuous, a little bit young. that is why everybody sort of hesitated and looking around --- >> they lose their fox contr acts -- to be virginia, now it i fox. >> they are writing into the ambush -- >> going after a medicaid and social security? >> some obviously do. there is a time when the father is were jefferson and jackson, now it is roger ailes and rock -- and rupert murdoch. cash the check. as mike huckabee was candid in saying, a tough race for the nomination, and then the president is sitting there a year from now, 14 months from now, with $1 billion and in a primary challenge. if there were a primary challenge against president obama, which i don't see on the horizon, he would see more republicans in the race. >> i bring this up every week, because to be a is very important. does anybody have a candidate besides romney? >> there is an event that happens. something happens in the world which could create the circumstances that would bring a republican i

. >> reporter: these are nikki's pictures before and after ten session. >> my laugh lines are definitelyroved, smoother. some of them even went away completely. >> reporter: each session costs $105. most people need 10. kelly says despite all the needles in her face, her 20-minute treatment is surprisingly relaxing. >> it's a slight pinch once the needle goes in and then goes away. >> reporter: occasionally clients get a little bruising. while kelly may not get the same dramatic and quick results of botox, she says she would much rather take this chemical free approach to beauty, one that is cheap than botox in the long run. it lasts about 18 months, but with maintenance can last up to three years. this is kelly's third treatment, but already she has noticed improvement. >> i think the wrinkles here diminished a bit and this deep-set wrinkle definitely diminished as well. >> reporter: beth of all, she says she still looks like herself, only younger, which is why she'll be sticking to this beauty regimen. >> i want something that is really natural and authentic to who i am. and this just

. >> reporter: in an industry where looks really do matter, nikki kerr wants to get back to work, ander secret weapon is something that won't show up on any resume. >> just gives you a little bit of an advantage. if it's done right, people don't really notice, they just notice that you look healthy and rested. >> eyebrows together, frown. >> reporter: botox to be exact. she is having it done as a way to stay ahead of her potential competition. >> i'm getting a little older. and there is definitely going to be younger women vying for the same type of jobs. who knows. they might have an advantage just because they're younger. >> reporter: kerr is definitely not alone. in fact, even in this tough economy, plastic surgery is on the rise. doctors perform more than 13 million plastic surgeries in 2010. that's a 5% increase from 2009. according to the american society of aesthetic plastic surgery. and plastic surgeons attribute part of the spike to people who want to look younger as they look for new jobs. >> they really want to feel confident about themselves when they're looking for a new

now let's have a look at the markets trans nikky turned into positive after early losses during the day touching that is to game point two percent heaven expected update from the company on its post quake production hong kong shares are also getting this hour of chinese insurers helping to compensate for weakness in property stocks day after the people's bank of china raised interest rates here in russia the markets are about to open in just two hours both the r.t.s. and the noise it's saw a slight correction drought tuesday session which followed two days of growth both voices close down around point two percent. person markets continue to ride on the back of high oil prices. rising cost of capital believes profit taking will be on the horizon. i think that there are two conflicting trance face incursion market and the movement on the one hand you have very strong commodity prices and positive political free were by grown ups coming. you know from different sources within the russian government and with the past few days so that's supportive and positive you have strong green flows in

when the president signed the national strategy it was the idea that this is a step forward nikki surebetter things come smarter, more secure and more privacy enhanced. i ask you to do the things we are trying to do and that is to help us do your part to secure your part of cyberspace and we will all benefit from it and in particular the implementation of the strategy to trust identities in cyberspace. once again to for the opportunity to make the comments you might wish you the very best in the rest of your day. thank you.

but south carolina's interesting and we did not only elect nikki haley, but tim scott. it's an anomaly. sarah palin dominated the political discussion, she came down and endorsed both candidates and theywon. i think that is just a flash in the pan. the it's not reflective of where we are as a state. president obama has done something quite interesting, though. by having very high or robust african-american turnout as well as hispanic turnout. 's put the south back in play for democrats. he won north carolina. he won virginia, florida, and the surrounding states. we have somewhat of a new south, the north carolina where we invest in higher education and things like that and the old south, the mississippi, alabama, georgia, we're just trying to catch up with the rest of the union. but race plays a very racist politics in south carolina. i'll give you an example. we have a very unique african-american voter in south carolina. when i ran for office, a lot of my constituency is older. but for these older african-american voters, the civil rights movement does not begin and e

>> next we have nikki. >> hi. thanks for being with us today. my question has to do with the policies that first ladies choose. michelle obama being a obesity, laura bush is being reading. and hillary clinton's being health care. how do you think that by choosing something that was so politically controversial how that painted hillary clinton as a first lady? did that change from her first term to her second term? >> guest: you know, i think, again going back to the point we made earlier, every first lady needs to choose issues that they really care about, where they can bring their background and credibility to it. and try and move the needle on an issue that demands and needs our attention. and also remember, too, because the first lady can pick and choose issues they are engaged in because every problem comes to the presidents desk, that's where hopefully over time they really can have some impact. so in terms of how this defined hillary clinton, you know, i think she took a lot of arrows and a lot of blows for being so out front on such a co

but south carolina's interesting and we did not only elect nikki haley, but tim scott. it's an anomaly. sarah palin dominated the political discussion, she came down and endorsed both candidates and they won. i think that is just a flash in the pan. the it's not reflective of where we are as a state. president obama has done something quite interesting, though. by having very high or robust african-american turnout as well as hispanic turnout. he's put the south back in play for democrats. he won north carolina. he won virginia, florida, and the surrounding states. we have somewhat of a new south, the north carolina where we invest in higher education and things like that and the old south, the mississippi, alabama, georgia, we're just trying to catch up with the rest of the union. but race plays a very racist politics in south carolina. i'll give you an example. we have a very unique african-american voter in south carolina. when i ran for office, a lot of my constituency is older. but for these older african-american voters, the civil rights movement does not begin an