. >> for angelo sosa, every day he has to keep energized. >> my days are intense. my mind has to be working at a fast rate. >> i have this mon golian lam, picking it up by the chop and massacring it. >> reporter: today 30% of americans are eating less meat. concerns over the environment and higher prices have led to meatless monday and a 12% drop in consumption. dialing back the meat and amping up the vegetable, fruits and whole grains. >> i don't need to be weighed down, i don't need more fat in my system. >> reporter: the first day, he ate at this asian restaurant, a caesar salad with chicken. >> you're getting the lettuce which is refreshing and makes you feel good. >> reporter: the manager brings by the virgin ploody mary being tested. but he wants to add something more carnivorous to it. >> i could totally imagine smoked lam or a nice oyster. pork belly would be amazing. >> before you think you have to be a celebrity chef to go with a less meat diet, meat mark bikman, noted foodie for "the new york times." he's ought to prove that anyone can easily and afforda

and minings so ai guess he's -- mike sosa, i guess he's putting on sun tan lotion.oll. jared weaver, he was very good. 7 innings. ses cespedes left the game. brett anderson, good since he came off the dl. tory i hunter homered in the 7th. you're hearing some names on this pitching staff, where'd he come from? 6-0 angels. a's, still a game and a half up on the yankees for a wildcard spot. and baltimore is coming to town fighting for a postseason berth as well. >>> the green packers, maybe they aren't so bad after all. the 49ers beat aaron roger, and all of a sudden, oh, the pack they got a lousy defense! no, here comes the defense with clay matthews. and -- huh? aaron rogers. all the boys on the national scene! there's a fake steal call. packers win 23-10. now i have to explain to mike. everybody was saying that he was playing the best quarterback of anybody in history. so you've got a little bit after you lose the first game. what? brady's better? look at what peyton manning did, joe montana. you happy with that, mike? >> no. >> no, mike 's still mad. and i apprecia

sosa was extradited to the u.s. from canada last week. if convicted, he could be extradited back to guatemala to face charges in connection with the massacre after he completes his sentence. a study commissioned by 20 developing countries is warning more than 100 million people will die by 2030 as the world fails to take on global warming. i'm at a vulnerable forum says air pollution, hunger, disease caused by climate change in the consumption of fossil fuels will kill 5 million people per year. more than 90% of the estimated deaths would occur in developing countries. the report also warns global warming threatens to seriously contract the global economy over the next decade. the obama administration has taken new steps to loosen sanctions on burma following a series of reforms by the ruling junta. in a meeting at the u.n. general assembly, secretary of state clinton told the burmese president at the u.s. will ease its ban on imports from burma. >> we have watched as you and your government have continued the steady process of reform, an

--ge sosa, 54, arrive if convicted, he could be returned to guatemala to face charges thereafter serving his sentence. writing has broken out at the petraeus foxconn factory in china known for the poor treatment of workers who helped make apple products such as the iphone. foxconn says a personal dispute among the workers led to clashes involving some 2000 of them, leaving 40 people injured. the federal government opened a criminal probe of chevron's oil refinery in richmond, california after discovering the company funneled pollutants away from monitoring equipment and instead bring them off into the sky. the discovery came to the same plan for a massive fire sparked blazing fires and a health scare for surrounding residents last month. the alleged rerouting of the pollutants meant federal monitors had no way of knowing how much pollution was emitted into the air and towards residents living downwind from the plant. those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. our 100-city tour, back in new york city. on wednesda

while mitt romney continues his florida swing with a rally in syria sosa. -- sarasota. ♪ ♪ [ male announcert. the nation's largest 4g network. now covering 3000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >>> if there is one thing we are certain of it's that uncertainty is not good for the job market. we actually have a quantified report of what the numbers are. >> and the san francisco fed has found that uncertainty has added one to two percentage points. >> that's not small. that's like half of the gains we've seen in the unemployment rate has been uncertainty. there's this old rule of thumb in markets that uncertainty is not good for markets and now you've got this idea that it's even worse for job market, because if things are uncertain, folks aren't hiring, they're not building plans, they're not investing in r&d and that's a problem. >> just before obama took office this is where we were normal. >> this was january of 2008. you had 5% unemployment. that is essentially full employment. in good times, you have a 5% unemployment. and look at what happened here. in the

sosa long as there is no undue hardship posed on the employer, they will need to say you can wear thatd scarf and you can wear that turbine. >> the new law has the potential to help the case of a muslim woman who sued disneyland last month saying she was fired from a hostess position after refusing to remove her head scarf. >>> police are investigating a rash of robberies in pal amounts. 17 cars have been broken into over two days. they have all been in parking lots, most of them city-owned lots. all happened in the early evening. it does not appear the sis expect targeted any particular cars, but authorities do believe the incidents are connected. >>> lisa argen is here now looking bright and cheery on this sunday morning. i hope the forecast is that way as well? >> a little cooler. we are down to 43 degrees this morning in santa rosa. feeling like fall. elsewhere fog is moving across the bay. here's the high definition emeryville camera. we do the cool down and then it's out of here. i'll explain next. >> also ahead, a new bay area ban on plastic bags is facing a co >> welcome back.

mike sosa and his club are starting to get hot. lew wolff has done nothing to drive people away. angels have a 3-1 lead in the third. mccarthy took a line drive in the head. mccarthy never lost consciousness. this is hard to even look at. he was taken to the hospital where he will stay overnight. he will not travel with the team to seattle. the angels went on to win seven-one. tory hunter delivering the goods up the middle. the oakland a's are now one game up for the second wild-card spot. they played 17 of 20 games coming up on the road. it is going to be a rough go for the oakland athletics. nonetheless, a great season. the boston red sox are going nowhere fast. their manager bobby valentine is in the hot seat. >> you do get the impression that maybe you have checked out have you checked out? >> what an embarrassing thing to say. if i was there i would punchy in the mouth. does that sound like i checked out? >>gary: one of the better tennis careers in the past 10 years is over. ron at reverses martine. there were rain delays last night. ron at was the last american to win a gra

. >> one of the reasons that social security is busted is -- sosa surry is the easiest -- we are promising to pay future rich americans large benefits, and if you think about this as an alternative buffett rule, that we do not need to take big benefits to warren buffett, we do not need to bankrupt ourselves to do that. the fact is that there is so much leverage to be had with that observation that we do not have to have a tax hike. the president with the present -- the problem with the president is he is looking for anything to do a tax hike pi. >> i will change the subject, but i believe governor romney has said he will raise the medicare 8267, and i believe president obama offered that in the boehner talks, although it is not in his campaign proposals. before we turn over to questions, i want ask a question not involving the s. i am not sure there is a difference between that candidate on china. they seem to have been doing a lot of saber rattling. could he speak to what you think the policy of your candidate would be toward china as an economic competitor. >> most of the discussion in t