inventor george eastman started the company 131 years ago in rochester, new york.t photography in the hands of amateurs. from the $1 brownie camera to the instamatic. >> the brownie. >> reporter: memories shot on kodak cameras, processed on kodak film. ♪ >> reporter: but in 2009, the last kodachrome pictures were printed as the focus turned to digital. >> digital is far better. >> reporter: people are now more likely to share vacation photos on facebook than the old slide carousel don draper pitched on "mad men." >> this device isn't a spaceship. it's a time machine. >> reporter: and while kodak invented the digital camera in 1976, technology writer david desalvo says, the company failed to keep pace with the digital revolution and competition from fuji. >> the kodak decline tells us in the new economy when you get behind, you are very likely to stay behind. >> reporter: kodak's latest attempt to get ahead involves hiring a law firm that specializes in restructuring, sparking rumors of bankruptcy. rumors kodak denies. back in the '80s when times were good, kodak ha

inventor george eastman started the company 130 years ago in rochester, new york.e put photography in the hands of amateur. from the $1 brownie camera to the instamatic. but in 2009 the last kodachrome pictures were printed as the focus turned to digital. people are now more likely to share vacation photos on facebook than the old slide carousel don draper pitched on kwo "mad men." >> reporter: and while kodak invented the camera in 1976, the company failed to keep pace with the digital revolution and competition from fuji. >> the kodak decline tells us in the new economy when you get behind you are very likely to stay behind. >> reporter: kodak's latest attempt to get ahead involves hiring a law firm that specializes in restructuring, sparking rumors of bankruptcy. back in the '80s chwhen times we good they had 60,000 employees in rochester, new york, alone. now there are fewer than 20,000 worldwide. the downward trend has many fearful about how things at kodak will develop. >> don't panic. >> reporter: at a recent meeting hundreds of kodak retirees worried that c

no rochester. >> been through there, right?ver been there. >> thanks for playing along. >> it's our executive producer's home town. >> 34 degrees in wichita. a lot of cold air out there. before, 32 degrees nold you lik miami, 78. here's a look at the east coast satellite radar. we've got clouds over us. we'll see a mixed bag of partly sunny skies. there's your storm system out to the west across western portions of tennessee right now, making its way eastward. will take some time. eventually it moves into the mid-atlantic and brings a cold rain to us overnight tonight and tomorrow and snow, especially to the mountains out to the west. five-day forecast looks like this, today, after a high yesterday in the 60s, as predicted, today only 52 for a high. but then tomorrow only 45 for a high. >> what a mess. >> tomorrow is a messy day. be indoors. make your halloween costumes. bake a pie, whatever. >> or go to butler's orchard with a lot of little kids. >> that's what you're doing. >> early in the morning. >> take your rain coat. may

rochest rochester, minnesota, had the tenth highest inflation rate followed by tallahassee, florida, illinois, lincoln, nebraska, columbia, missouri. we'll name the five cities with highest inflation in just a moment. exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. from free checking to credit cards to loans, our commitment to the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ♪ visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> all right. before the break we named five of the ten cities with the highest inflation rates last year. which cities make the top five? three of the top five are in the midwest. number five, champagne-irvana, illinois. springfield, illinois. the quad city along the illinois/iowa border. number two, fairbanks, alaska. coming in at number one, cumberland, maryland. 247wall street.com says cumberland has the lowest median income in the country but experienced major growth in

well f you're watching us on whec news 10 nbc in rochester, new york, see art created using everything from tape to soap, even preserved insects at extreme materials art gallery. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headline in entertainment. the king of pop is still the king when it comes to earners in afterlife. michael jackson leads forbes with deceased earners with $170 million over the last 12 months. elizabeth taylor, who died last march, joins the list this year in fifth place with $12, thanks mostly to her white diamonds perfume. >>> for a rock festival, steven tyler had cuts and lost two teeth after falling in a shower. they say he suffered from dehydration. >>> access hollywood reports lindsay lohan is doing a "playboy" photo shoot. tmz reports she'll be paid close to $1 million. lohan's father michael was arrested again for domestic violence tuesday. police took lohan to the hospital after he complained of chest pains. they say he tried to bolt when he thought police had left, but he was quickly arrested. >>> and this comes to us from wcsh in portland, maine, where

fox news anchor martha mccallum playing for michael of rochester.e doocy playing for a person in kansas city. if you would like to sign up, go to billoreilly.com. it's all free and the prizes are good. all right, the debate edition. you okay on this? >> yeah. goes going to be very interesting. >> bill: i hope. if not. you'll both be fired. question number one, ronald reagan's famous phrase, there you go again, was coined during a 1980 debate against jimmy carter. reagan was responding to carter's attack on him over what issue? a, higher taxes for the rich. b, national health care. c, iranian hostage crisis, d, abortion. reagan was responding for what issue? cards up please. and roll the tape. >> these are the kind of elements of the national health insurance important to the american people, governor reagan again, typically is against such a proposal. >> governor, there you go again. >> bill: national health care. even back then. you both got that wrong. they were listening on sirius and other radio places. b was the answer. okay? get a lot of radio

the government is investigating. 48 passengers on an amtrak train traveling from rochester, new york to boston stranded for 14 hours. the cleanup continues. the storm was just an early test. winter is seven weeks away. >>> it could be a long winter there >> nor'easter in october. >> right. >> come on! >> for our halloween, oh boy! >> do we have a nor wester? no. just kidding. >> couldn't be better to have a clear sky, calm conditions. a little cool during the latter parts of the trick-or-treating sun will set 6:12 this evening. calm everywhere. we are off to a cool start. one without fog except for at the coast less than a quarter mile visibility at half moon bay. mid to upper 40s north bay valleys the rest of news the 50s. by the afternoon hours mid to upper 60s along the coast, san mateo, san francisco, richmond. low to mid 70s in the rest of our neighborhoods. let's see november. tuesday into wednesday, breezy fire danger comes back ahead of a storm that will buy a chance of showers thursday and -- that will bring a chance of showers thursday and friday. sunday we turn the clock b

was 53, boston 68, rochester 58, raleigh 68.o this is where we were really feeling, it but you get to cincinnati it was 70 degrees, detroitic. >> and look at all the heat on the map, wichita 87 dallas and st. louis 78 degrees. so we are definitely still seeing warmer temperatures on the map and our late november preview is about to end. wasn't it good to get a chance to make sure the furnace is working? that's how you put a positive spin on it. temperature now in d.c. is 52, gaithersburg 46 degrees and a chill in the air, but tomorrow night i think things will be really grewing and again some sunshine improving and again some sunshine tomorrow afternoon and a bit of a breeze. last few showers for overnight hours hanging out. there are some in the panhandle and a little more up through pennsylvania, but this whole thing is rotating away slowly but surely. that is the back edge of it. we do have the clouds around tonight, some spotty areas of drizzle and light rain, but even with that we'll still be chilly overnight with temperatu

especially around lake buffalo and syracuse and rochester where we could have tree damage. the winds will be that strong through michigan and all the way up into new england. if you're watching any of the college football games on saturday could be one of the days it's sunny but entertaining to watch them try to play in the winds. sunday still breezy not as windy but notice we're dry, pretty gorgeous about everywhere. the exception maybe chicago to deal with showers on sunday. compared to the weather pattern we've had going to feel like typical fall gorgeous weather this weekend. >>> bank stocks wobble, google shines and something you should know before getting rid of your kid's marbles. business headlines straight ahead. >>> coming up the seahawks want lebron james. what's more frightening, a monster or wolf? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. shop less. get more. make one call to an allsta

same are erie, rochester, syracuse. later today, the big city also have a chance of showers. the time i was gone these last two weeks, we had the cut-off lows. you can see the spinning motion over west virginia. a cut-off low means the weather pattern is not changing soon. it's a slow transition. today will be a lot like yesterday from philadelphia to d.c. breaks of sunshine, cool and crisp. when the sun is out, it will feel warm. then showers later on this afternoon and this evening. thankfully the weather pattern will change. the middle of the country had a gorgeous weekend. it was in the 90s as far north as montana. that warm air will slowly head eastward as we go throughout this week. though the beginning of the week is not the best in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, the end of this week towards next weekend looks great. fantastic fall weather. there is the beautiful stuff in the middle of the country. still cool but not bad in the southeast. showers in new england. overall a nice start to october. >> apple-picking weather. >> pumpkins too, now. >> thank you very much

there's a cold chilly rain from buffalo to syracuse to rochester.ll the green back to erie is approaching pittsburgh. so it is an umbrella day to day. it's not a lot of heavy rain. cool, cloudy with periods of light rain. the big changes come thursday. so here's today's forecast. d.c., you're still in that warm air mass. and then on thursday, that cold front stalls. a new storm system forms on it w the cold temperatures in place, i got my eyes on the high country of new york and mountainous areas of pennsylvania and even central new england thursday night. the sun is going to set. the temperatures are going to drop. and there may be just enough cold air out there for snow. my weather computer is telling met border between pennsylvania and new york could see as much as three inches of the heavy wet snow. there are leaves on trees. that would bring down tree limbs. i think we're going to see snow in the birkshires, catskills. i think the high country of southern new hampshire is going to see snow. so not only are we talking snowstorm in colorado today

. >> born in new york, near rochester, 42 years of age, wife, amy, three children. catholic. politics, independent. saint bonaventure university new york. b.s. marketing. state university of new york at buffalo, mba. marketing intelligence service, a subsidiary of data monitor, a company headquartered in london, england. general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently. lookout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor eight years. productscan online, a database of new consumer package goods, executive editor 10 years and currently. health products, business magazine. a trade journal, columnist five years and currently. hobby, skiing, auto racing. tom, robert vierhile. born chicago 61 years of age, daughter donna. one daughter. jewish. democrat. university of chicago, b.s. chemistry. massachusetts institute of technology, ph.d., micro biology. center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit public health advocacy association with over 8,000 members. cofounder and executive director 33 years and currently. author, numerous books, inc

chris en rochester, estas al aire. >> chris: apenas estoy viendo que esto sucede y estoy un poco asustado>> nadie puede decirle la rapidez con la que avanzara sus sintomas. podemos decirle que con el tiempo empeoraran, pero si comienza a tomar prosvent tiene ingredientes que revertiran el proceso y desde el dia que empieze comenzara a sanar. >> la siguiente llamada es de lou de nueva york. ¿tienes alguna pregunta para el doctor? >> lou: hola! si, doctor, tengo 62 años de edad y tengo algunos de los sistomas que estan tratando... ¿pueden causar cancer? >> lou, la respuesta es sencilla es no, pero un hombre de 62 aÑos de edad con agrandamiento benigno de prostata tambien es un hombre con riesgo de cancer. recuerde, recomiendo que todos los hombres de 50 aÑos vean a su medico se sometan a un examen digito rectal y se hagan el examen de p.s.a. primero descartar el cancer y despues prosvent puede ayudar a aliviar el problema del agrandamiento de la prostata. >> barbara: y sin efectos secundarios. >> estos ingredientes fueron estudiados, infinidad de veces con miles de pacientes y sin efectos s

colder air coming in, albany, rochester, thursday could be a big mess in the northeast.ort delays. 50s in new york. denver seeing a warming trend for you guys. then sunshine returns in chicago. and we're going to see showers in atlanta with temperatures in the 60s. then it moves up the coast for the weekend. only in the 40s in new york city. the west coast dealing with beautiful weather the next couple of days. rain coming into seattle. the next front comes in, showers back in the forecast in omaha and des moines, as well. minneapolis, 52 with a chance of a showers on monday. sunshine in chicago and the southeast, another rainy day for you guys. orlando at 77. albuquerque, 68. the southwest looking good. l.a., as well. temperatures on monday into the upper mid 60s or so. and of course, keep it tuned into the weather channel for "wake up with al" and more weather information. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park a

chris, in rochester, you're on the air. i'm just beginning to see some of these happen, and i'm a little scared. how quickly is this going to get worse, and can i reverse what's started? nobody can tell you how quickly your symptoms are going to progress. we can only tell you that with time they will get worse. but if you start prosvent, it has the ingredients that wl reverse that process. and from the day you start, the healing will begin. our next caller is lou from new york. do you have a question for the doctor? hi. yes, doctor, i'm 62 years old. and i'm having some of the symptoms you're discussing today. can some of these lead to cancer? lou, the simple answer is no. but the man of 62, who has benign prostatic enlargement, is also the man who is at risk for cancer. remember, i encourage every man at the age of 50... you've got to rule out cancer-- then prosvent can help alleviate the problems of an enlarged prostate and increase your overall prostate health. and no side effects. these ingredients have been studied cou

steven is joining us from rochester, new york, democrats line. go ahead let me try one more time for stephen rochester, new york. we will go to don in california, republican line. caller: on originally from erie. i will try to correct your guest. he is using the term that originally went to nietsche, that which does not kill you makes you stronger i will now be painted as a racist because i am taking a tenured teacher and i may homeboy from erie, pa. who worked his way up and i go back on to that town and i see what has been done by democratic policies, union teachers that believe in global warming but they don't believe in god. they are missing the whole point. get in the military and see userability is. idea ofuther king's measuring a man by who he is is fundamental. i will teach my harbour boys about why mr. cain is the best thing. we have a totally incompetent suit in the white s. house. the white people who are leaving obama is a sign of racism instead of his failed policies is ridiculous. i know -- i talked to every guy in the service and t

focus on not just here but elsewhere too if you are travelling today currently 54 degrees check out rochesterew york, 38 degrees there, pretty cold. 49 in boston as we look across the country another mild start to the day, for most of us atlanta, 60 degrees, 60 omaha, minneapolis, 59 degrees, salt lake city, 39 there, snow has fallen in some of the mountains out to the west, some of the ski locations, opening up already. los angeles, 56 degrees at this hour. here is a look at the national map where we can show you once again the weather pattern shows active weather in the western united states with showers, frozen precipitation, cloudthe like look how quiet it is in the east the only precipitation is portions of florida and that is it everywhere else is dry under calm, high pressure here is your forecast next five days high, low 70s some of you will top out upper 60s most of us 70, 71 degrees for your high lots of sunshine next several days, saturday and sunday, beautiful, no excuse not to be outside temperatures, 80 degrees. >>> thanks tony. >>> let's check with julie hi julie >> i like that

>> the university of rochester. >> your name came up in the last episode. the name of the book is other reasons why cannot get the college education you pay for. i want to run a clip from her interview. >> the head of the association was asked to comment on my book. he said that left him speechless. i was happy to take credit for that. he was very angry. i think what most professors disagree with is my argument about tenure connection to academic freedom. >> talking about you. >> there was a slight misidentification. i was not angry. i was somewhat sardonic. for one thing, tenure has to be understood as a part of the system. i call it part of a three legged stool. you cannot understand tenure unless you see how it relates to the other things. she makes the argument that in many things that faculty members teach, you do not need academic freedom. you can teach calculus without saying anything controversy. i will not say anything about that. tenure creates an atmosphere where people can speak freely not just in their teaching but also in terms of university g

. >>> 37 degrees right now, bouncing back and forth, 37, rochester 32 degrees, raleigh north carolina36 degrees, temps in the 40s elsewhere we share temperatures in the 30s. plains, 34 omaha, 35 minneapolis, 37 degrees pier south dakota. here is a look at the national satellite radar, we have some clouds that will come in, over us, so our skies are officially partly cloudy, rainfall out to the west we are not worried about that, rainfall down to the south part of a low pressure system will make its way up the coast it will not hug the coast it will move father out to sea it could bring -- farther out to sea, it could bring rain showers, tonight and tomorrow, 5 day forecast, 56 degrees, trick or treat forecast, cool temperatures moving from the low 50s to upper 40s during trick-or-treat time and but it will be dry, i think the rain holds off until 10:00 p.m. tonight, rain tomorrow morning after that a fine week, temperatures near normal by the end of the week that is the latest on the forecast >> can't complain it is dry tonight. >> that's right. >> cross our fingers. >> let's see how

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochestertute of technology. >>> tens of thousands of stranded qantas airways passengers are scramble to go get to their destination as it remains grounded for a second detail. australia's government called an emergency arbitration hearing for qantas and its unions in attempt to get the airline back in the sky. it locked out its employees, blaming on going strike and workers refusal to put in overtime. >>> there is new trouble for jetblue. >> that's right. after passengers found themselves stuck on a plane for more than seven hours all of that evolved. jetblue was forced to divert a plane. passengers spent hours waiting to be allowed into the terminal. fights nearly broke out as people tried to get off the plane. >> children for eight hours on a plane isn't pleasant. >> jetblue blames bad weather and infrastructure in hartford for the delays on getting passengers off. hundreds of passengers spent hours stuck on jetblue plane during a valentine's day. anyone under the age of 3 for an hour i woul

. >> last lady, she's from rochester, new york. all righty.a and i last year for halloween? morticia and gomez, samantha and carrie, sandy and danny from "grease" or lucy and ethel? >> "b?" >> watch us often, huh. >> we were lucy and ethel, for god's sakes. we'll never forget that. jumping around in that big vat of grapes. >> i'm trying to guess what you guys are going to be this year. i don't know. >> thanks for coming, linda. >>> up next, we're going to catch up with glenn beck. then get out a glue gun and show you ways to scare up your house. first, these messages. septic system breakdowns affect over one million homes each year. without regular maintenance, septic tanks can back up, causing a disgusting mess and countless hours of repair. introducing new rid-x septi-pacs. easy-to-use dissolvable pouches that help prevent disgusting septic back-ups. the powerful dual action formula has enzymes to immediately break down waste and time-release bacteria that work continuously to reduce tank build-up. use rid-x once a month and help save yourse

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochesterchnology. >>> you can't scare me. >> our colleague hoda kotb was at the honor the promised gala benefiting susan g. komen foundation. nbc news andrea mitchell announced she was diagnosed and treated with breast cancer was a presenter. this was held at the kennedy center and raised $2 million. 75% of that money will stay here in the d.c. area. back to john. >> thank you, angie. >>> the marine corps. marathon is going on as we speak. if you're not ready to run the 26.2 miles, there's another race next weekend that's much more manageable and it's all for a good cause. nbc 4 is the proud media sponsor of longevity's breathe deep d.c. 5k. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us on. >> november is national lung cancer awareness month. >> yes. >> obviously a perfect time to bring it up. longevity, what is that organization all about? >> translator: nation's largest lung cancer nonprofit. we do it in multiple ways. we fund research. we're the largest funder of lung cancer research. i

. >> reporter: the government is investigating. 48 passengers on an amtrak train traveling from rochesterwere stranded for 14 hours. the cleanup continues. the storm was just an early test. winter is seven weeks away. this autumn storm claimed the lives of a dozen people. >>> rough weather back there. >> yeah. not the situation for us. at least not the start of the week for halloween. >> not at all. any time we get the weather we've got as long as we did they are going to get rough weather because of the seesaw effect abnormally warm here it has to be abnormally cold somewhere usually off along the east coast they are talking about melting snow for hall wouldn't we are talking about sunshine and a few high clouds. as november rolls in, -- oh i'm sorry i thought were you looking at me. are you okay? okay. we'll move on. 5:50. looking down from vollmer peak. let's talk about temperatures then the fire danger, rain and frost that is on the way. more areas in the 40s now all the north bay valleys into fairfield everybody else in the low to mid 50s. monterey bay fog continues to form around wa

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochester institute of technology. >>> and welcome back. facebook fans, today you can download tunes on us. we are giving away a $100 itunes gift card. go to nbc washington's page on facebook and like us. the winner will be announced during the 11:00 p.m. news cast. tomorrow, it's -- ipad friday. so just like nbc washington today to make sure you don't miss out. i like it. i like it. who needs an echo chamber when you have joe? >> wait a minute, please. i was just bouncing it off my head. we're going to go to tom. as we take a look outside right now, 59 degrees in the nation's capital. we have light rain overnight. i think tom says it's still continuing. >> yeah, it is. and it's wet. so watch out for slippery streets and roads this morning. as we've had this rain moving through over the last several hours, there's heavier rain out in west virginia now. that's advancing off to the east. closer to washington from mt. pleasant to hillcrest heights, it's going to continue here for the next couple o

host: caller: i work at a huge medical facility in rochester. i have nothing against gay people. so mumbai friends are and they are good people. -- some of my friends are and they are good people. my partner and i have been together over 10 years. he is male. they will not let me get insurance on my partner. do you not think that is discrimination? guest: the only way same-sex couples are able to access the benefits you are describing, the idea was to find a way to get benefits to partners of gays and employees because marriage was not available to them. other couples can get married to access benefits like health insurance and related benefits. it is a way to get same-sex couples the same benefits. that is the idea behin

he was taking his kids to rochester to visit his girlfriend and they were going to be there for the weekendm sure he thought he was pretty clever. >> agent sakowski knows that he has enough videotape evidence to show schumann's evidence and there was one crucial element missing. >> one important factor of showing intent is a down payment. obviously, a real hitman is not going to do it out of the goodness of his heart and just because he likes his client, so it's important to get a down payment to really prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this is what the person wanted to do. >> i can tell you what i've done before in the past. >> tell me. >> i usually do 10 grand a hit. >> i have ten. >> is that all right with you? >> yeah. >> in fact, i'll tell you what -- i -- i can't get the money right now. i'll tell you what, i've got it buried and there's frost on the ground right now. >> i can get it done right now. i've got to tell you something, though. you look like a man of mean, okay? >> i am. >> it looks like you can take care of it, but this is something you're going to want to do, okay? bec

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochester institute of technology. the surprise you'll see when you go on the internet this morning. >>> this is what you see when you'll do a search on google today. the payoff comes 30 seconds into the video when the pumpkins light up to spell out google. i give it to google for all their awesome ways they celebrate different people's birthdays, different events and milestones, and this one does not disappoint. >> that's very cool. let's go to tom kierein taking a look at our forecast for this halloween night. >>> be prepared for a chill country evening. right now around the area, temperatures are cold as we start off this monday morning back to work and school after our snow weekend. right now just near 30 degrees in the suburbs and rural areas. mid-30s in washington and right by the bay. high clouds drifting in. they'll be with us this morning. sunshine should be shining through the high clouds. sunrise 7:34. sunset 6:09. by midafternoon, we'll be in the mid-50s. should be cloudy through mu

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochester institute of technology. common with the state of hawaii. >>> it turns out a lot of millionaires live closer to ocean city than waikiki. accord to go a marketing firm, maryland has the highest percentage of millionaires than any state. this year it beat out hawaii, which has led the pack for the past couple of years. more than 7% of households in millionaire households. >> must be the blue crabs, joe. >> must be. >>> we are comparing royal scars this morning after someone noticed a prominent scar under the duchess' hair. she wore a half up, half down hairstyle on wednesday. the three-inch scar near her left temple was noticeable. a spokesperson for the duchess said it was a childhood operation. no word on what kind of operation she had. prince william also has a scar on his forehead, the result of being hit with a golf club when he was 13. ouch. >> if you can see that scar, you're getting way too personal with the princess. none of your business. >>> the changes the catholic church is

cnbc will host the next presidential debate on wednesday, october 29th from oakland university in rochester, michigan at 8:00 p.m. on cnbc. >>> we have rick perry's cut, balance and grow plan. both are flat tax plans but who do they benefit. robert reich is a professor and author. mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us today. >> hi, remember son ka. >> rick perry unveiled his flat tax plan about 30 minutes ago. let's get your reaction now that we have specifics. >> perry's flat tax plan is a variant on trickle-downed economics on steroids. what essentially perry is saying is we are going to have a flat tax. it is going to reduce the taxes of very well think people in this country who have, by the way shall not been as wealthy as they are now in 50 years and never taken as high a share of total income as they have at least since 1928. we are going to reduce their taxes even more, because i believe, says rick perry, that trickle-down economics works. everybody is going to be benefiting by that. of course, with he know, we have experienced trickle-down economics for years, veronica. it d

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about a particular school district, and he said, and i am quoting, this quotation refers to the rochester up with school district, and i am quoting from a news report the school district is without music or art on the high school level. as a matter of fact, there is only one music teacher in in the entire school district, so says an elected official who represents that school district in the general assembly the state house of representatives. i think it is badly needed whether you talk to educators or parents or whether you talk to people as passionate about this as david mccullough, the great historian, who talks about what this has done to our country when you have children being educated in a very narrow teach to the test kind of regimen. so i would ask a yes vote on this amendment. >> as i understand the amendment it takes to five programs that were basically eliminated in the base bill and puts it into one program; is that correct? arts and education, six, economics education, foreign language assistance program, and one of the things i've always disliked about no child left behind

nation's gdp; a rebirth made possible by the international business and tourism management programs at rochestertitute of technology. >>> weather and traffic on the ones. 6:41 this morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. a chill in the air this morning from foggy bottom to mitchellville, suitland, falls church, and poolesville, only around 50 degrees. a few locations in virginia dip down into the 40s. only in the upper 30s to near 40 western maryland, much of west virginia, and much of the region is cloudy now ahead of a cool front that will be coming our way later today. it may give us a few sprinkles. you can see some breaks in the clouds now. live picture from our city camera. sunrise at 7:28. little sun this morning, then cloudy the rest of the day. highs reaching the mid and upper 60s. small chance of a light shower or sprinkle late afternoon and into the evening. here's your evening planner. we'll be in the upper 50s by midnight. big changes on the way by tomorrow. we'll look at that weekend as well as into next week. and a live report from colorado where they're getting snow

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ron is an associate professor of public policy at rochester institute of technology. center for entrepreneurship and research for commercialization. welcome both gentlemen. you're boat very studied in this area. you say american companies are lobbying for more foreign-born highly skilled workers not because there's a shortage, but because they're cheaper than american counterparts. we hear from companies and universities and engineers themselves that the u.s. need to be more attractive to engineers in other countries. why don't you believe na? >> clearly, they're using it to bring in lower wage foreign workers on the temporary visa problems but to jettison older workers and bring in younger, foreign workers through these sners i think it isn't fair. i think that that's what needs to be put into place here. in fact, we have programs in place where american companies are forcing their american workers to train foreign replacements. we have that in place now. that needs to be fixed. >> we keep hearing the same rhetoric over and over again. he takes one or two examples of

host of "your bottom line," richard quest, ron harrah, associate professor of public policy at the rochestertute of technology, co-author of the book "outsourcing america." let's start with you, christine. the very company's advising the president how to create jobs here in the united states are venturing into immigration reform. what do companies want? >> they want to be able, according to this particular report, venturing into the sticky area of immigration, thin layer, highly skilled foreign workers. they want more visas to bring people in from other countries to do highly skilled jobs in this country. they want automotive work permits from any foreign student who graduates from an american university with a degree of science, technology, engineering and math. all of this is something that's been discussed many, many times. we have lots of programs in place, including one anybody wants to invest, entrepreneur wants to invest $500,000 to a million dollars can come to the country to do that. a lot of work permits and the like. this comes at a time with 14 million unemployed in the country a