the music video they get to be in, is part of a new cancer awareness campaign called y-roswell. idea is for kids known as generation y to work toward a future without cancer. >> we've got to really get people excited about this. and to talk to them in a way we've been talking to people in my generation, that's not the way to do it. and this is the time to reach out. >> we could be a part of curing cancer. open up your heart, that's the answer. >> to reach teens through music, the hospital turned to a local guy who made good. record producer jeremy "cochise" ball has worked with big stars in the hip hop world. now he's working with some of the most important people at the hospital, its young patients. >> this was a great opportunity to be creative and use our form of art to really affect people's lives in a positive way it was amazing you know, to see the cancer patients dancing to the song that we made really brings you closer to the situation. >> the woman designing the dance moves is also close to roswell. her father was treated here and just celebrated his 82nd birthday. her

now, two middle schoolgirls were in the crosswalk trying to cross roswell street on their way home. at the same time, a milpitas unified school bus loaded with 17 kindergarteners through second graders was trying to get through the intersection turning left. >> the bus driver was completing her route, bringing the students to one of our school sites. and apparently, she was beginning to make a turn. she looked both ways and unfortunately, middle school student stepped off the curb and fortunately, the bus driver did see her in time to hit the brakes and the student didn't sustain any major injuries. >> reporter: should the bus have waited for the girl to cross? >> well, obviously, it's one of those things that, you know, children always have the right of way and they were there lawfully and so... we're still doing the investigation, of course. >> reporter: the students on the bus at the time -- no students on the bus at the time were hurt but they remained on the bus after the collision to wait to be picked up one by one by their parents. the other middle school girl that was with t

---los hechos ocurrieron en la esquina de la calle "edsel" y "roswell drive".taba cruzar la calle cuando el camion, que giraba a la izquierda, la arrollo. ---aunque sus heridas no son de gravedad, la niÑa fue llevada a un hospital como medida de precaucion. ---no se hicieron arrestos y ninguna otra persona resulto herida. --ante la controversia desatada luego de que un hombre en silla de ruedas fuera baleado por poliÍas de san francisco mientras intentaban someterlo, el jefe de la corporacÓn revivi el hasta hoy infructoso plan para dotar de "tasers" a sus agentes.--"george gasÓn" indiÓ que estas armas de descargas eÉctricas son una opcÓn que podÍa salvar vidas. --en marzo, la comisÓn de poliÍa rechaÓ estas herramientas argumentando que podÍan resultar peligrosas.--"gascon" atribuyo la negativa a razones politicas y prometio volver a presentar el plan en febrero. ---la policia de san francisco presento ante los medios de comunicacion una maquina para simular diversas situaciones que enfrentan los agentes del orden en el cumplimiento de su deber.---el dispositivo

. ♪ so we are on our way to roswell to visit the international ufo museum. i really wanted us to wear alien suits, but i don't thin, from the pictures i've see, that those are going to stand out. ♪ (aaron) we got to sit down with malcolm mcdowell. he, of course, starred in "a clockwork orange", "o lucky man!"... hi, i'm liz, nice to meet you. what was your name again? liz, and these are my friends. hi, i'm aaron. hi, aaron. so what was it like when you first began acting? was it really hard to get into it? well, hard work and luck, because that's what it takes. most actors earn less than $10,000 a year acting. that means you're waiting tables or you're...whatever it is. you're doing another job. but, you know...i had to do it. i was a messenger boy, supposed to be delivering messages around london on a bike. which was great because it meant i could take the bike and pedal and go to all the auditions. and whatever it takes to pay your rent so you can act. and you have to have that dedication if you're going to succeed. and really, of course i didn't know whet

the girl was making her way across the street with a friend near edsel and roswell drives at 2:08 p.m. when a school bus that was turning left struck her, and she fell down. she wasn't seriously hurt and her friend wasn't injured, but the girl was taken to a hospital as a precaution. parents and guardians picked up passengers on the bus. no arrests were made and no other injuries were reported. >> of petaluma police are looking for this man. petaluma police are searching for a man with a record of felony dui's and a suspended alleged hit-and- run accident that left a 66-year old woman injured on december 28th. witnesses say mary davis was driving westbound on east washington street. when her car arrived at maria drive, investigators say a car driven by 38-year old celestino cruz gonzalez turned left in front of her. witnesses say gonzalez fled the scene on foot. davis was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. gonzalez was on active probation for dui convictions in 2007 and 2008. his drivers license was formally suspended at the time of the accident. >> family and friends of rem

that accident happened at the intersection of roswell drives yesterday afternoon. the little girl was crossing the intersection with a friend when the bus bumped her. she wasn't seriously hurt. but she was taken to the hospital just as a precaution. the chp is planning a full investigation. >>> right now it's 5:05. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. how's the commute so far sal? >>> that's okay. but the fog is going to be an issue this morning as claudine told you steve and i are going to be the fog brothers looking at fog from both perspectives from weather and traffic perspectives. look outside traffic is moving well this morning if you are on 80 and you'll be driving in clear weather and all of a sudden you'll be in fog. that's what's misleading. might be tough for drivers where you're not paying attention suddenly you won't be able to see very well. westbound bay bridge traffic looks good. this is a look at san jose. it's absolutely clear. as we get closer to actual sunrise, the fog patterns may change. it may move. so we'll let yo

the accident happened at the intersection of roswell drive in millepede us yesterday afternoon. the chp says the girl was crossing the intersection with a friend when the bus bumped her. she was not seriously hurt, but she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the highway patrol plans a full investigation. >>> your time now 6:06. if you're driving in the east bay this morning, there is some road closures that are about to happen in about an hour and a half ktvu's kraig debro joins us live from oakland. he knows what areas you drivers may want to avoid. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning. fifth avenue specifically in oakland we're at fifth avenue right now and over the i-80 overpass here. traffic on i-80 probably going to be a little slow here. cal trans is advising drivers to take an alternative route. i'll have more information on that in a second. take a look at the overpass now. the reason behind the construction here size of retrofit project crews are going to work on the overpass and that is why they need to close fifth avenue. the total cost of this fifth

roswell park is one of 40 national cancer institute designated cancer centers around the country that are the engine for our nation's war on cancer. an important part of buffalo in western new york's future relies upon the success of research completed at roswell and companies at the buffalo niagara medical campus, coming to market, creating new small businesses and high quality jobs. if we don't have a sustained investment in cancer research moving forward, the promise of that research and the jobs that there create will be lost. -- that it will create will be lost. the time to act is now. cancer is estimated to cost our nation $263 billion in 2010 alone, according to the national institutes of health. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support a renewed commitment to cancer research because there is no better time than now. alleviating suffering and death due to cancer in our lifetime should not only be congress', it should be america's goal and we should insist on a huge federal investment toward that goal. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

in roswell or midland...own to the state's tax structure and regulatory policies. for too long, we've seen jobs leave new mexico because neighboring states are more business-friendly and it's not just our jobs we're losing to neighboring states. too many of our sons and daughters are forced to move out of new mexico in pursuit of those jobs. [applause] if our state is going to compete, if we're going to ensure our children can find a good paying job close to home when they graduate, then new mexico must become more business-friendly. [applause] less than two weeks ago, i announced that union pacific railroad will move its hub from el paso, texas to santa teresa, new mexico. [applause] more than 3,000 jobs will be created for the construction with 600 permanent jobs. with texas and eliminate the tax on locomotive fuel. but we must do much more than certain industries. that's not the "be all and end all" of economic development. we must set the stage to make wholesale changes to our tax structure and become mor

american-based company in a global economy -- i think the at combination of those experiences and at roswell-- to really tackle the challenges facing our country. host: carl, any depended in virginia. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? host: doing well. do you have a comment for the senator? caller: i think the senator and the government there -- you are elected to govern first. ok, govern. let's cut the federal pay by 10%. the state should follow suit. and this will help on the national debt and we will reduce what we know. it would reduce the cost of living because there would be a triple-down effect. nobody would be competing for all the government -- a trickle- down effect. nobody would be competing for all the government jobs. thank you. host: what are your thoughts? guest: i have had a little trouble with my earpiece. forgive me. if i understood right, the question is, not just simply an across-the-board cut of government employees, of 10%, and then we will have trickled- down effects across the government. i did lead in initiative in delaware where i cut my pay and all m