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. >>> la ciudad de rochester en el estado de nueva york le dijo adiós a uno de sus edificios más emblemáticosristas encontraron muertos a dos alpinistas estadounidenses que habían desaparecido desde mediados de este mes, un coordinador del rescate dijo que ambos podrían haber caído unos 300 metros, cuando intentaban llegar a la cima de su escalada. >>> la muerte de oswaldo payá sigue causando controversia, el hombre que manejaba el carro que chocó, está detenido, el hombre dice que perdió el control del coche y se estrelló, otro ciudadano fue dejado en libertad por las autoridades después de ser interrogado. >>> miles de personas ven cómo los cultivos de planta de hojas de coca y marihuana se convierten en sin control. >>> estas montañas del caucas son un paraiso perdido en el sur de colombia, pero en los últimos años, los cultivos ilegales dominan la zona. >>> la mayoría de indígenas que nos ha tocado, porque no tenemos oportunidades. >>> la necesidad, porque no tenemos cómo subsistir. >>> en una piel curta de tanto trabajar bajo el sol, por tanto plantar matas de coca. >>> en estos lugares,

. ♪ >>> live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applausegood evening. and welcome to the cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo.

the 19 story building outside rochester was built in 1973 and has been used as a nursing facility.oo difficult for nursing staff to care for over 200 residence. they decided to bring it down and then start again. >>> all right, coming up at 2:00 eastern hour today, a study has some encouraging news about reducing your chances of getting pank kree attic cancer. also at 2:00, you may be paying thounds of dplaollars in 401(k) fees. more on a law that will disclose the numbers and save you money. coming up, new travel apps that can make your vacations a lot easier and affordable. "your money" starts right now. >>> the storm i've been warning you about is upon us. the recovery is stalling. the u.s. economy is growing at a snail's pace. this is "your money." gross domestic product, it is the broadest measure of economic activity. it grew by only 1.5% in the second quarter. to really grow the economy and create jobs, the u.s. needs to grow twice as fast. but you already knew that. because gdp measures what you live through. two-thirds of the economy depends on spending decisions directed

the 19 story building outside rochester was built in 1973 and has been used as a nursing facility.oo difficult for nursing staff to care for over 200 residence. they decided to bring it down and then start again. >>> all right, coming up at 2:00 eastern hour today, a study has some encouraging news about reducing your chances of getting pank kree attic cancer. also at 2:00,

cloud all the way down to rochester.acrosse just got hit by storms and now these are trying to push down toward madison, wisconsin, and eventually that stormy weather is going to work its way back into chicago, indiana, and kentucky later on today. the other story, of course, the heat. t the cold front has nod made its way to the west. brutal in much of kansas, missouri, and oklahoma. humidity is up too. be ready for that. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. many areas have a chance of thunderstorms today. many areas could contain gusty winds and small heal especially through the carolinas, virginia, back through kentucky, indiana, and even chicago. so a lot of thunderstorms today. hopefully we'll get some beneficial rain out of the west. >> they need it. thank you so much. >>> coming up oil slides, apple is on deck, and the agold debate, which word choices are just inappropriate for the workplace. >> jean shorts are really cool. >> cut--offs. >>> it's time for yo

. ♪ >>> live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applause evening. and welcome to the cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo. >> i'm john rwood. let's meet our candidates on the

thunderstorms by rochester. this just continues back into the midwest. detroit, thunderstorms all to your north here from flint to port huron and all back toward grand rapids. numerous clusters of storms throughout the region. even back toward chicago we've got numerous areas with thunderstorms. none of this is too severe right now but you're going to get drenched this morning in numerous areas. this area of red is very rare to see this large of a moderate risk of severe storms. we're going from the ohio valley, through pa, hudson valley of new york, northern jersey, new york city, long island, massachusetts, everyone, a widespread wind damage and even a few tornados possible. yes, tornados. southern new york to southern new england late this afternoon. keep that in mind for your afternoon plans. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. those thunderstorms will be rolling through indianapolis as we go throughout the morning and then probably another round this afternoon. that will be the case for many

this apartment building that has been around since 1973 came down near rochester, new york. 160 pounds of explosives were used to destroy the 19-story tower. the owners brought down because of its age. >> the new york school bus monitor who was seen being bullied by a group of boys is retiring but karen klein says she is not quitting because of the profanity insult, and threats she received last month. the video went viral and prompted people to donate more than $700,000 to her. she says it is tough to leave after three years, but it is time to move on. >> with $700,000, it will be easy. coming up next, another twist in the ongoing jackson family sagas. why catherine jackson says she has had a change of heart when it comes to her grandchildren. >> later meteorologist steve rubin is back with a hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheery,s ♪ ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ >> apparently there is a truce in the custody fight over michael jackson's three kids, but it

this 29-year-old from rochester, new york, sells hug. says her clients are look for relaxation and physical comfort. she says sex is not an option. cuddling is shown to be good for you according to studies andry deuces stress. >>> they're no starski and hutch, but this couple is keeping the law enforcement in the family. it's a father and ,,,, do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is.

. ♪ >>> live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applause >> good evening. and welcome to the cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo.

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believe it or not that was the finding of the new university of rochester study. scientists compared current that two members from the 1984 testing was routine and found as many as 17,000 diagnoses of advanced prostate cancer are prevented by the tests each year but a recent federal report concluded that the procedure actually does more harm than good. a warning for expectant mothers. working until your due date could be as dangerous as smoking. a new study out of the u.k. found that on average women who work until their ninth month of pregnancy have babies a half pounds lighter. the same effects seen with mothers that smoke. low birthweight is often associated with developmental problems a little bit later in life. coming up, the san diego zoo got coming up, the san diego zoo got a little m,,,,wow,,, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. >> it is time

that's near rochester, new york. st. anne's says there is age and lack of space. well a billboard in ohio is comparing this in a movie massacre. check it out. an electronic building here has this side by side. the text reads, kills 12 in a movie theater, everyone freaks out. on the president's side, it says, kills thousands with foreign policy and wins the nobel peace prize. the group that wins win owns the billboard said it wants to draw the attention to sacrifices of men and women overseas. not the last we're going to hear of that, i can imagine. >>> ind ind police officer is recovering from gunshot wounds after an ambush. the officer was chasing a suspect who took off after a traffic stop. the man reportedly opened fire on that police officer. officials are calling an ambush- style attack. the officer was hit in the arm, hand and the forehead. the suspect was killed in that shootout later on. the injured officer is recovering tonight. >>> well, a race to the philippine his people literally running for their lives. they had to navigate their way in the dark as t

i spoke to the chair of the music department at the university of rochester, and talked to him abouthat sound. professor, thank you for joining us. what do you think is the secret of the lasting pearl of the stones? half a century. >> it is really fantastic and pretty exceptional in the history of rock music that any group should survive maybe three or four years at the top of the charts. we can think of a senden right off the bat, the stopes, the beetles, bruce springsteen, people like that. but most grooms fall from favor after three or four years and end up sort of on the oldies circuit. but the rolling stones have somehow been able to reinvigorate themselves and their music. they have been able to adjust their sound and approach to the times. maybe part of it is because so much of what they traded in was a connection to the blues, that maybe when you are a blues influenced musician, the fact that you are growing older doesn't seem as inawe authentic as it does to a pop musician. >> i am glad you brought up the blues. their genius in the beginning was taking on the black music and

so extreme was the scarcity of money i think that nathan rochester had to bring over gold from france in order to prevent the bank of england from closing up. and we see that time and time again. in 1844, the british introduced the bank charter act, which was supposed to bring an end to boom and bust and bring peace. and four years later it was suspended in yet another crisis, a crisis that led disraeli to give sort of a witty speech of the extension of the act which he compared to the liquefaction of the blood of st. januarius, an annual miracle that takes place in naples. he said that -- here he is. he says, the archbishop who knights the liquefaction of the blood of st. januarius as the -- the chancellor of the knights. that a wholesome state of the currency had returned. the people resumed their gaiety and cheerfulness. panic disappeared, everyone returns to music and macaroni. in london, everyone returned to business and in both cases the remedy is equally efficacious and equally a hoax. so the point is there, actually, if you bind yourself to a gold standard, you actually sort o

demolition crews imploded this 19 story apartment building in rochester, new york, to make way for someonstruction projects. the crews used 160 pounds of explosives to carry out the implosion of the 39-year-old tower. the building once provided assisted living housing. >>> tonight, d.c.'s mayor is slamming chick-fil-a because of its stance on gay marriage. vincent gray says he would not welcome the restaurant if it wanted to expand into the district. this comes after chick-fil-a's president said marriage should only be between a man and woman. in a tweet mayor gray called it, quote, hate chicken. he says chick-fil-a goes against d.c. law. >> when people who don't support marriage equality, it is a law here in the district of columbia. people who don't support human rights for everybody, there just is no place for them in this city. >> mayors in chicago, san francisco and boston also say chick-fil-a is not welcome in their cities. republicans including sarah palin and former minnesota governor tim pawlenty are speaking up in support of chick-fil-a. ♪ >>> thousands spent the day dancing o

>> new information tonight about jesse jackson, jr., the mayo clinic says he is being treated in rochester, minnesota. this is the first information about the congressman's condition and where about since he disappeared on medical leave several weeks ago. jackson is also said to be undergoing treatment for gastrointestinal issues. >> another steamer of a day out there today, but most of us stay dry this time around. anny hong is out on the weather terrace. we are hoping that tomorrow morning looks good. >> well, it looks like we can see dry conditions to start out for your saturday morning, derek, and then afternoon we could see a couple areas of scattered showers and thunderstorms. the good news is, we're not under a risk for severe weather. live doppler 9,000hd, we saw showers and storms go south of us, but we didn't see anything go severe. you can see more broad radar, most of the storms are well south of us into richmond. those are on the coast. we're looking at a quiet night. seas are going to be muggy through tonight and through tomorrow. here's your saturday wakeup weather. temperat

. >> born in new york, near rochester, 42 years of age, wife, amy, three children. catholic.itics, 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, includi

david's in rochester, new york. hi, there. >> caller: hi, how are you. yes. i have a question about the hartford convention, and i know that there was a lot of federalists up there and there was a lot of smuggling going on across the border to canada and when the hartford convention people came to washington, do you think it was just a matter of bad timing because of the battle of new orleans, or did they ever really have a chance to secede from the union over the war of 1812? thank you. >> briefly, i think the idea of secession has been somewhat overblown historically. it probably was debated at hartford, but it was never really the truly sort of serious goal of the federalists. federalists wanted to see an end to the war, and what you have to realize is that washington, d.c., was burnt to the ground in august of 1814 and the treaty of gent is signed december 24th of 1814 and the battle of new orleans happens january 8th of 1815. so at the moment the treaty of gent is signed the u.s. has gone to the treaty table with the capital in ashes and that's the negot

. >> i think most professionals work at universities and rochester and other is at york college, threelleges. but at the very least they work for private schools doesn't mean you get government funding. >> somebody should write to members of alumni and say how ridiculous it is. >> do you know who made this thing work? two scientists, that i like to call franklin. >> franklin and baths don't need to tell any study. they just live the life. that is the problem with the study. >> it is. >> you got to study it, you ain't got it. >> they were studying this, franklin and bass were living it. >> by the way, greg you want to know why you get social responsibility? all the participants were students at canadian university. >> they are canadians to tell us what is cool. >> i love canadians. >> tom grey. >> and alex trebek. >> cameron anderson. she is cool, pam a la anderson. >> she is the coolest. >> and justin beiber. >> and carey is canadian. >> led the score in hockey. >> lives right by vancouver. >> you are going to keep talking. >> you are in charge in half time. right on. shut up. >> don't

and it reads he has arrived at mayo clinic in rochester minnesota for its extensive in patient evaluationk-fil-a chief spokesperson suddenly died today, he worked for the company for nearly 20 years. last week he was busy defending the company's president who spoke out against same-sex marriages that issue a hot topic here in chicago alderman joe morena has been threatening to keep chick- fil-a from building a new restaurant there even the mayor of boston wade and but today the aldermen try to clarify his stance. as the criticism continues to grow first word aldermen easing up today on a promise to use his aldermen privilege to block chick-fil-a from opening its first freestanding store in logan square. moreno has found himself in the middle of the controversy this week speaking out against the company's president and his personal opposition to game marriage he made the comments on the radio show last week. >> in my opinion those negative comments turn into policy, discrimination or not excepting of everyone, that's what i'm interested in. residents also weighing in on the issue. i think

this one from rochester, new york. that flag, made in america.e and all of us, happy fourth. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00 the thing police are trying to avoid, illegal fire works blamed for damaging a home in oakland. >> get the forecast for tonight's legal fire works displays. >> and also, three kids located one remains missing after their care givers are arrested on abuse charges. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> police roll out new technologies to keep the 4th of july safe, crews respond to a building damaged by the same officers are trying to prevent. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. >> dan and carolyn are off tonight. firefighters worked to prevent a building fire from doing much damage, blaming it on illegal fire works just as the department tried a new tactic to crack down on this problem. >> and. >> if you listen, you can hear fire works going off in the background here, someone just turned in this bag of what appears to be illegal m 80s and cherry bombs and that gives an idea of what we can be hearing on the streets tonig

this demolition of the 19-story atanne's heritage tower in irondequoit near rochester.fficials plan to turn the land into a parking lot for a nearby hospital complex. >>> the worst drought in decades has left crops dying. agricultural officials say crop yields in the largest producing states will be much lower than experts forecasted, more than 60% of the country is experiencing drought conditions. the young trees and saplings are also struggling. >> soil temperatures are elevated because of the high temperatures and they are losing a lot of water and their roots are stressed out ? >> to help farmers lawmakers next week are set to consider legislation on the house floor that bo extend the which is set to expire in september. >>> the drought is also affecting much more than crops. coming up in 7 minutes the impact all this dry weather is having on the nation's blood supply. >>> in news of the world in syria, government forces stepped up their offensive in aleppo in an effort to retake neighborhoods held by rebel fighters. the assad regime launched an attack with arlingto

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but acis and of the campaign scrapbooks which are at the university of rochester library. they kept all letters to the editor, clippings of all sorts, cartoons, everything that was very valuable to me to have those in their scrapbooks. and those curious predictions about the election came in a letter to the editor from a newspaper in syracuse. bertrand was the name of the signer. he wrote that his friend predicted that the president would be reelected by the smallest plurality given him in his four campaigns. that was the smallest popular vote a relative to the other side. it was still a big vote. he also claimed that a new has yet unforeseen circumstance will cause both japan and germany to come to their knees literally. 1910. 1910. predicted this in a sense. now, is that a contribution to history? nevertheless, it is so curious that i thought i had to put it in. and so he predicted the electoral vote very closely. roosevelt did when. he received 432 electoral votes to do is 99. that is a big difference. it does not reflect the electoral vote, which is a lot closer than t

. >> eliot: no, no you're from the rochester buffalo portion of up state new york.t used to be the manufacturer. you've got that southern charm and the northern efficiency as we used to joke. but louise you understand what is happening that hallowed out our economy. i hope you continue to hammer on this. >> i sure will. >> eliot: will you come back next week and we'll talk about the trade issues because you have your finger on it. >> i will come back. i'm so involved in this. i eat and sleep this bill so we can for once advantage the manufacture america. >> eliot: congresswoman louise slaughter, thank you for your time. >> i'm very grateful for your time. >> eliot: i hope you come back. >> i sure will. >> eliot: let's go to strategy and american director of the values institute. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> mitt romney trying to crawl out of this assault of out outsourcing when he was at bain. i know you're on the democratic side of the aisle, but can he come out of the issue. >> he came out of the primary very much undefined. the re

the supermarket chain is based in rochester, new york, and is expanding throughout the northeast.ight now there are 1,200 job openings. by the end of this year, they expect to start hiring for more than 1,600 new jobs at stores opening in 2013. joining me now is jen sickle. manager of staffing and recruitable at wegmans. thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. we're honored and excited to be here to talk about the great opportunities we have at wegmans. >> tell me, what are the positions you have available? >> sure. as you said, we have currently 1200 positions throughout our company. the majority are throughout our stores in the six states we do business. the positions we're looking for are customer service type positions throughout the stores. also great culinary talent. one of our missions as a company is to help our customers make great meals easy. and in order to do that we need culinary talent to help bring the vision to life. we're looking for customer service, cooks, executive chefs throughout some of our stores. and in some stores entry

intentionally the 19 story building just outside rochester was taken down. was built back in 1973 and has been used as a nursing facility. but the small elevators made it too difficult for nursing staff to care for over 200 residents. so they decided to bring it down and then they'll start all over again. >>> you may remember the story of an elderly school bus monitor taking shots, criticism, terrible licks from a group of middle school bullies. the video sparked outrage after going viral. now we're happy to report that the woman, 68-year-old karen klein, is not retiring. she isn't quitting because of what happened, but simply in her view it it's just time to leave. >>> they are the glue holding many professional families together. yet many times they go either unnoticed or undervalued. i'm talking about nannies. lisa sylvester finds out how they do it. >> reporter: they read to them. they play with them. they have a way of making everything better. in every way a loving mom. except they're not. >> my favorite is a lot of times people will tell me how much i

one from rochester, new york, and a colonel from florence, south carolina, and chief master sergeant,m new york, and chief master sergeant from lebanon, oregon, and lieutenant colonel from cedar rapids, iowa, and chief master sergeant from i'd foe hauls, idaho, shown in photographs taken before they crashed over laos. thornton's son was in sixth grade when he was told his dad went missing and he kept thinking he would just walk out of the jungle and return home. he thought he was simply misplaced. their recovery came in 2010 and 2011 when search times conducting missions similar to the one ship here in vietnam, in 2010 they found evidence of human remains and some of their personal items conducting tests with dental records and the pentagon p.o.w. missing personal office has 83,000 service member still missing in action, mostly from world war ii. in vietnam, alone, 1,284 american service member are still missing, today, six families had a degree closure after 50 years of wondering what really happened to that plane and their loved one on christmas eve, 1965. >>shepard: thank you, jenn

rachel barnhard reports from rochester. oh. >> i always liked to cuddle.ed her business, the snuggery, she charges $60 an hour to snuggle. >> it sound interesting. i would look to learn more about it. >> reporter: the 29-year-old says her clients are looking for relaxation and physical comfort. >> this is not about sex. i'm really straightforward about that. >> reporter: samuels started her business without a license. there isn't one for cuddling. >> i thought i need to kind of validate my position, like i need to have some kind of certification or license that says i'm a qualified cuddler. but i couldn't find anybody else doing what i was doing. i decided to just start. >> reporter: let's face it, cuddling isn't too difficult. >> i would hope it is something that everybody knows how to do. i think we kind of lose the interest or the drive in our society. >> reporter: studies show cuddling reduces stress and blood pressure, but you won't find samuels doing a lot of advertising. >> it is cuddling. either you want it or you don't. >> and it is spooning. do y