i did hear a presentation including 120 buildings going to be plt. build i don't know how it's going to benefit the public trust land. they do the the better interest of filling that campaign. thank you very much. >> or the record dale rye heart. i want to point out a few things. the presentations have been seen in the past. they are old. maybe the next time they come back they will put them all on land including the warriors arena. this presentation talks about events, we have 41 games and larger events to house big concerts and they talked about two more. i think 100 is a misrepresented number. with the sydney opera house, they have water levels. climate changes is making the water level changes, all the places we talked about or seen today are going to face that. is the copenhagen on land? with regard to 839 this is legislation related to something else. why aren't they creating a new legislation for a new project. they are trying to make it look new again. it's not. there is a new environmental report coming up. it looks like they are trying to u

israel's plt perez is calling on the arab league to intervene in the syrian conflict. >> he made the call in a speech to the european parliament. he says the world can't afford to stand by while syrians are being massacred. he's confineding up an eight-day tour of european institutions. in business news, posts of the german company have quadrupled. >> while superstorm sandy in the u.s. cost the country around 800 million euros but overall the cost of national disasters were down considerably. they say they've put losses on greek sovereign debt behind it and it's expecting earnings this year. but those positive numbers weren't enough to give european stocks a boost on toes. instead of fan has more on what was a down day in frankfurt. >> the stock market seems to one out of steam at the moment after last week's rally. investors are waiting for more positive impact but news has been rather negative. like the news that the company may have to raise more capital by raising more shares and a more or less gloomy outlook coming from the airport company, which said that the number of passenge

the death rate from heart disease increases from less than 2% to somewhere between 2 plt 5% to 3.5%. the radiation treatments outweigh the risks. >> michael finney is here now to answer questions and first comes to us from linda m to ask. i have one major credit card with a bank she says. they've advised me they're issuing a new card number because they're investigating a possible mass compromise will this affect my credit? >> you have nothing to worry about this, will not affect your cred yismt it only affects your credit if you get a new credit card. you're not getting that. so it will not show up on the score. it will not show up on your credit report. the seamless. >> karen d writes i was just in the hospital and i feel like they overcharged me for various procedures where can i go for help? >> awful those in the hospital are pretty sure we've been over charged if you're concerned about this, every hospital has an ombudsman. start there and say my bill doesn't look right. one, hospital bill help. they help people low income deal with their hospital bills to make sure they're corr

but the plt even acknowledged a couple months ago before the election, i may not be in office forever and there has got to be some kind of -- >> good news, michael. >> -- there's got to be some kind of rule book here. look, sarah palin was a heartbeat away from overseeing the drone program. i mean, that is -- >> thankfully, 270 electoral votes had a heartbeat. >> there will be someone after barack obama. >> absolutely. that's exactly what the president said in the state of the union, that the people of the united states have to have a rationale for what their government does beyond somebody saying it's the right thing to do. and i think that's, look, that's why early in the administration the president discussed the torture memos at the national archi archives. that's why the president, and i want to emphasize this, john brennan has led the entire administration on this into understanding that if we do not give the american people a better legal understanding of why this program operates, how it operates, and provide some transparen transparency, that it will undermine, ultimately, co

. >> i wish said a glove come part tpwh-plt my purse and keep it there all way.ed to our phones. the study was done by a at&t. the worst offenders aren't teenagers but adults who are breaking the law over and over again. 1,000 adults 49% of them admitted to texting while driving compared to 4 p% of teenagers. drivers distracted by texting is a cause of thousands of crashes a year killing more than nine people each day and thurg over a thousand according to the centers for disease control and prevention. as of today texting while driving is banned in 39 states, in the district of columbia. in six states new drivers are prohibited to do so. the study contradicts that, because it's not new drivers it's adults. those laws aren't stopping millions of offenders including 10 million teens and 180 million adults. >> wow. obviously a crash we know can happen in the blink of an eye. how long does it take to text something? >> you know its not just in the blink of an eye. it's actually more than a bing. another study by the department of transportation shows that sending or