this was the scene rathe away. trying to get everything back to way it was. let's go to -- >> reporter: this scene is very different compared to 6 hours ago. it was covered with trash, now it's almost back to normal. this is the dirty part of a big celebration, garbage, and a lot of it. look at the plaza after the fans cleared out, trash all over the place. people left behind all kinds of trash. city workers don't mind it. they say it's not often they get to clean up after a world series champion celebration. >> this was a fun one to do. everybody was very happy n joying the festivitys, including many of the workers. >> reporter: there was an army of workers, sweeping trucks, cleaning the parade rowd and the plaza. officials say workers collected about 35,000 pounds of trash. the clean up took about 12 hours. also, equipment contractors spent 5 hours breaking down the stages and tents in front of city hall. for now the orange carpet is taped up but the pride and joy of celebrating a champion will last for a life time. 34,000 pounds of trash, that's lot of tra

but rathe saying i think it is the media's fault, the media thinks it is our fault for notg them, i thinkwe all need to do a better job. her book shows that from a journalistic standpoint. she went into the courtroom and watched. she told the story. by the same token, we can do that as public defenders. i have thought, if public defenders was a major corporation and had this image problem, there would be a massive pr campaign. there would be commercials everywhere. instead we say, gosh, it sucks. but actually, we are doing good work and we have motives and goals, and we are crusaders, someone not present ourselves that way? i heard today that there was a commercial being done. he was thinking along the same lines as me, so how he must be brilliant. [laughter] >> spoken like a true public defender. >> it was john's idea. >> from broadcast journalism, commercial journalism, i want to sell their stories. they give the audience what they want to see. from the criminal defense perspective, is your priority in trial different from jamie's priority when she is following the story? >> i am no med

two, also for women my mom which is telling me she would rathe go through the pat down than the scanner because of radiation m. people say, well, yeah, but i don't want anyone touching me like that. this is a slippery slope. >> privatizing f. we privatize this is going to be the excuse. >> what would result in precisely the same kinds of standards. ebbs september they would be all over the place and not uniform. the answer is, let's in fact find out what all of the alternatives are before making such a decision. the problem i have now, they are expanding them to every airport when we have not ha that kind of hearing perhaps we could go convinced. >> all right. from security concerns to undocumented youth. this week, president obama announced he wants the lame-duck congress to approve the controversial immigration reform or dream act that during a meeting with the congressional hispanic caucus. under the dream act, illegal immigrants who entered the u.s. as children could become citizens by attending college or joining the military. in the past, the dream or development, relief, and educ

flying food>>> and major changes to the national mal when you can expect after a rath sweeping makeoverp next all eyes on the sky. what the government is saying about this >>> the object that launched a thousand questions. what the government is s >>> :15. i'm aaron gilchrist. later today, d.c. will break grouped on a brand-new four-star hotel ne the convention center. the $520 million marriott marquis will go up in the shaw neighborhood. the hotel is slated to open in 2014. >>> a stranded carnival cruise ship is moving again, albeit very slowly. mexican tug boats pulling it back to san diego. it lost power on monday after a fire. 4,500 people on board. more of that at the bottom of the hour. >>> double shooting in the district leaves a 17-year-old dead. joseph sharps jr. and a friend were laughing monday night when they ran into three other guys. investigators say those men ma have thought the laughter was directed at them. shots were fired and sharps was killed. >>> let's take a look at this mysterious object. military leaders trying to find out what caused this plume of a vapor trail

their right and responsibility not the government's to make their own decisions and to choose what's ratheldren. gavin newsom also opposes the ban which he says is an unprecedented governmental intrusion into parental responsibility. he says parents, not politicians, should decide what their children eat, especially when it comes to spending their own money. mayor newsom says he'll veto the ban. reaction from the public has been mixed. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think that it's another case of san francisco going over board. >> i think it's probably a good thing. i know a lot of kids are innocented by the toy more than the food. >> the toys aren't the issue. my kid wants the hamburger. it's just an extra bonus that it has the toy. so it's not -- not having the toy and they're still going to have the happy meal. >> let the parents make that decision, then. i mean, that's the bottom line. i mean, across the country everybody gets to have happy meals if they want to have it. >> we'll talk to dr. phil about what he thinks but let me give you background. it's a difficult issue for some peopl

a poll by one of the british newspapers shows more britons would rathe see william as the next king rather to that? what can you tell us? >> i don't know whether there's any truth to it. the natural progression is that charles would be theext king, although i do understand the public poll is a public poll and that's what people think. we're in a modern society now, and i think that william is actually bringing us forward. so the natural progression would be for charles to be king, that's the natural progression, but speculation is the word on everybody's lips at the moment. it's all speculation. nobody really knows. >> where would we be without all this speculation, right? here's the next one. >> i know. absolutely. >> a lot of wedding planning already happening. there's a rumor out now that william and kate want to sort of take charge of their own wedding plan as you might imagine, and i guess that's causing friction with the palace and the rest of the royal family. any truth to this rumor? >> i think there may be some truth to it. as i said i my last comment, we are living in a modern wo

guest: there is some evidence that those gaps have widened and the last 25 or 30 years, and colleges rathe than reducing the gap, which i think is the goal of public support of higher education, in fact, those doubts have widened to end colleges may have contributed to the widening of the gaps. a lot of colleges have an elitist attitude towards what they do. the path of success at many colleges and universities is viewed as how many students can you turn away? mick -- if mcdonald's had that attitude, it would be out of business. harvard flourishes on that approach. we have an increasing gap between the elite colleges on the one hand, and either the lesser colleges in the eyes of the public on the other hand or the people who do not go to college at all. host: so that our audience has a better understanding of the trends of college price and we want to show you figures. in trichet -- tuition and fees rose 7.9% at in-state colleges. in charges at private non- private credit non-profit -- non-profit colleges rose 4.3% to $36,993. our first call comes from robert. caller: i just want to say th

richard blumenthal has been declared the winner by a lot of nep networks in the connecticut senate rathe race. there's a comment saying, it's ok, dems. g.o.p.'s have taught us that majorities don't matter. the filibuster works both ways. >> i'd like to go to that bridgeport one for a second. that's a congressional district i know pretty well. it's as if mating to me, as i understand it, the polls are being held open because they didn't have enough balance to keep everybody -- to give a balance to everybody who was in line to vote at the end. that suggests a measure of turnout there that would be a bit of a surprise. one would have to assume that's a large democratic turnout. the city of bridgeport is overwhelmingly democratic. what it would suggest is that the democratic organization up there has done a good job of getting its vote out and propping up the freshman democrat up there who won on barack obama's coattails that district two years ago from a veteran republican centrist. and at the time it seemed was certainly aided by the obama wave in that district. so the fact that the polls