the money. there's money for illegal drugs. and there's money for bringing over bad ba ownee from mexico. >> stephen: the lunch meat cartels are out of control. the only way to fight back is to cut off the demand, to go after the cold cut users. >> hey! >> stephen: weigh gathered a handful of ba loanee addicts to hear their sad tales of lunch meat abuse. >> i like ba loanee for lunch. >> i eat ba own-- baloney every day. >> i can eat a hundred pounds of ba loanee. >> stephen: these junk meat junkies don't care where their next fix comes from. >> i don't care where my ba loanee comes from. >> american baloney, mexican ba loanee, i want it all. >> stephen: if these ba loanee fiends had their way, pretty soon this would become this. (laughter) >> people need to realize that there are some things out there that they just shouldn't eat. >> i would really like some ba loanee. >> i don't care. >> give me my ba loanee. >> no. >> give me my ba loanee now! >> no. >> i need my baloney! >> stephen: if we don't respond to this crisis who knows how much mexican mystery meat will see

. >> high clouds and blue skies and plenty of sunshine starting off this afternoon across the ba,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> here we go, a 76 year-old woman that's when her car three supermarket. she has been charged with careless driving. the florida highway patrol released a video of the crash showing the car shattering the glass doors and hitting a baby stroller. the collision left 10 people injured. witnesses say it looked like the car was going about 50 mi. >> that is amazing. >> have likely starting in january parking meters will no longer be free on sunday and also 500 m will be installed here in the city. and citations are going up $5. the board of supervisors still needs to give final approval >> getting to one of san francisco's most popular attractions has just become more expensive as well. a $2 fee hike for ferry service now to alcatraz island goes into effect today. the increase will only affect newly purchased tickets. this is the first rate increase to the rocket more than three years. >> survivors of the san francisco great earthquake will ride in a parade this afternoon mar

the ba tallin chief says heavy rain was on top of the store. there is a big mess and nobody was hurt. >> and an important development in the month long search for a miss teenager. something on soapar in the reservoir in morgan hill indicated that divers should investigate. we're live with the latest on this. >> this equipment is sophisticated but not a exact science, images are blurry. we can tell you that these images are deemed interesting, perhaps out of place for the body of water but not suspicious. the she have's dive team is concentrating on a sewer line areas as well as where this side scan device found something of interest. >> they can tell you that is interesting. and down side is bodies of water are filled with tree trunks and auto parts. >> one of the interesting objects did turn out to be a tree. this week capturing a thousand images and the team is using gps to return where the is a detection of something that could be valuable. >> takes about 20 hours to try to determine which ones look best. >> this diver says he's working with

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the candidate obama accepted his party's nomination against the ba backdrop of greek columns. >> those things he said about the prior administration are absolutely accurate about his administration, even if you like barack obama, we can't afford barack obama, it's time that get someone that will get the economy going and put the american people back to work. he can't continue to try to deflect blame elsewhere. at some point he's got to acknowledge this is his economy. what's happened as a result is the result of his policies, not of his predecessor, not of congress. one thing i'm convinced you're not going to see at the democratic convention, you're not going to see president obama standing alongside greek columns. he's not going to want to remind anybody of greece. >> later in the day, the former massachusetts governor was asked about the ongoing criticism surrounding his treatment of the family dog. here we go again. who he strapped to the car roof during a road trip as you know by now, some 20 years ago. >> of course it's by design, but in the final analysis the people of america go

i am troubled by one part of this picture, and that's the ba high. this regime has been vicious and murderous when it comes to the bahai who have had troubles in a lot of islamist countries but nowhere as in iran. and i don't know whether the post islamic republic will understand. this is part of the same disease of intolerance and should be ended, or whether what you'll find is people saying the state should not try to impose what is the correct form of shia islam on us but you know, the bah arks i are heretics so that can't be tolerated. one has to hope this experience on -- teaches tolerance not only for your own group but by definition the real meaning is tolerance that i would hope they would go beyond to real religious freedom but tolerance for those not in your group. >> steve. >> i want to go back. i think the answer -- i would have given a different answer. i think elliott's actually right. my answer now would be having been informed by my colleague, is yes but. in a sort of indirect way. and i go back, actually, to that first amendment. cong

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informatiled authorize int basement picking up a human scent, bringing in a team of investigators certaining the ba searching the basement all day long. >> basically tearing the basement apart, i imagine? >> reporter: they are. in fact, they also don't have this man in custody, but they know who he is and where he sand are in contact with him. they're using jackhammers. set up in the grids a cement floor, taken out part of the back wall and plan on being here five straight days. any evidence they collect including the dirt on the floor, all that forensic evidence is being sent to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia. >> explain how close this is to where etan lived and where he was going to the bus stop for the first time to take the bus by himself. where is this basement in proximity to all that? >> reporter: a very important point, because he and his parents lived just a half a block down the street in this direction, and it's also about a half a block in the other direction, the bus stop where he disappeared. so this red brick building that you see over my shoulder is right smack in the biddlmiddle

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the ba rackness monster ain't buying it. >> college kids all around and the president earlier in theay spoke to college students yesterday referencing himself and the first lady saying they only paid off their student loans over eight years ago and when they got together to get maerds they sat down to figure out what are our wins and losses of getting together and we have a lot of debt when we get married. >> right. >> what does it say that the president can go out and do something like that and does mitt romney see this as a challenge? maybe accepting to go on "saturday night live" and say i have to raise the ante here? >> the difference between mitt romney and barack obama. barack obama despite the low job approval numbers, he has a very high like ability rating. people just like him. they feel comfortable with him. he is clearly comfortable enough in his own skin to go on jimmy fallon and other programs and just be funny and be himself. mitt romney on "saturday night live," if he does it and please do it, i think will be a highly rated program. people want to see. >> dwraes camera

the second stone bas relief image, which you see here comes from a portrait taken by yusef karsch called the elder statesman, which shows president eisenhower with his hand on the globe. this represents his position as the most international of all o presidents and how he presided over at sethe assent of the uni states. these are the leading contenders, not necessarily the final selections made by the 12-member commission and must be approved by the commission of fine arts and the national planning commission. in the center on or near a lower wall will stand the eisenhower sculpture which you see here. in a small circle, not sure you can see that. we will attempt to point it out right -- the screen doesn't pick it up. i apologize for that. this sculpture is yet to be determined in terms of eisenhower's depiction and age. frank gary addresses this in his letter for the record to the chairman and the ranking member. it has never been a barefoot boy. that term comes from eisenhower's own words in his homecoming speech in kansas in 1945 when he began the speech with this sentence and i quote

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. >> author of the book -- ba hseballasroducedba inarticulate people -- or been beautifully -- >> yogi berra. >> he is a wonderful guy to talk to. some of the stuff makes sense. he lives in montclair, new jersey, and there is a concourse in the middle of the road coming to his house. so, you can get to his house going either way. so when he says when he comes to a fork in the road, take it, he claims this is where it came from. when you go to his house, you could go left or right. baseball -- less so today -- but the owners, the players, they are bland, colorless, they don't have nicknames. baseball used to be staged like a grand opera. you had a roof, casey stengel, up and down the ride very funny -- up and down the line, very funny. great quotes, great excesses in public. and the managers, all these different characters played the game. now it is much more corporate, it is much more sanitized or something. >> so are the speeches, aren't they? speeches are sanitized by speechwriters. i once was hired by a corporation, along with some other people, much more important people that i am,

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military leaders are embarrassed about the alleged misconduct in colombia ba, according to the chief of staff martin dempsey. >> we let the boss down. >> the chairman says they're still trying to figure out exactly what unfolded before president obama arrived for last week's summit of the americas. >> what we do know is we distracted -- several members distracted the issue from what was a very important regional engagement for our president. >>> a law enforcement so is says a member got in an argument with a prostitution over a payment at the hotel caribe in cart hay ya. those including two supervisors are being investigated. pentagon officials say at least ten members of the military sent to support that team may also be involved. the military and secret service have ordered full investigations, and some lawmakers say they may call if congressional hearings. the secret service says it stripped top security clearances from the agents involved and put them on administrative leave pending the results of the investigation. defense secretary leon panetta said members of the military foun

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, all the schools in the california state university versa the system and all but one in the uc system offered ba degrees in history. this is the apartment chair who says by the way she is a republican >> we are all on line, you can look and see what is offered and the course requirements. , i don't know where he pulled it out of but i think he did because he thought would play well to this particular audience >> but the school systems require history courses for degrees. only uc f does not because it is a medical school >> a small airplanes bizarre landed on top of a shopping center. >> i need you to get out. is there any fire around you? >> is all around me. >> panicked confusion as a wild fire tore through parts of colorado. the 911 calls that are putting emergency operators under the microscope >> kentucky is king of college hoops. we have highlights and much more coming up >> storm clouds headed down but not before we have a fairly decent day. some high clouds to stark, breezy in the afternoon but it should stay dry for the most part. storm clouds in houston with thunderstorms,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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he hopes to coordinate with other countries to pressure the north to stop the launch. gem ba plans to ask counterpart to issue an emergency statement condemning north korea for violating u.n. security council resolutions. he's expected to call for a tough stance such as adopting new u.n. resolutions criticizing the country. >>> japan plans to re-test its early warning system on tuesday ahead of north korea's rocket launch. japan's fire and disaster management agency last week tested the so-called j-alert system. in 26 municipalities of okinawa prefecture. the tests failed in seven locations including the prefectural capital, naha. the agency asked the municipalities to fix the problems. for tuesday's re-test, the manage chlt task force will send dummy data twice. j-alert is designed to automatically activate public address systems. it issues alerts about natural disasters and other emergencies. >>> countries along the course of north korea's rocket are on high alert. falling debris is expected to hit about 130 kilometers off the northeast coast of luzon island in the philippi

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keating has been forer of the ba base. >> well, he is not a team player and goes for the vp. >> you cannots three or four weeks tops. >> it is a dirty little secret, and dirty little secrets always come out, don't they cyrus. >> billy, give us a moment. >> no, i won't, but you need to get yourself a backup nominee. >> you may remember her as the naacp role opposite jamie foxx, and also in "king of scotland" or a surrogate in the campaign trail in 2008, and i am talking about none other than the very lovely kerry washington who is here to talk about "scandal", politics and more. thank you for coming here. >> i am so excited to be here. >> there is pandemonium here in nerd land and you are a actual movie star and i am like, ah, kerry is coming. it is possible that somebody will come out to try to wipe your brow. >> well, i am a fan of the show and everybody here. >> and your character is based on a real fixer. >> yes, i like to say that the character is inspired by this woman named judy smith, and she works in crisis management in washington. she has worked with everybody from monica lewinsk

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north korea hits back at the united nations in ba and forth criticism. ficials in pyongyang have rejected a statement of condemnation from the u.n. the north koreans fired off what they called a rocket last friday. it blew up less than two minutes after takeoff. the security council agreed on monday to issue a presidential statement that strongly condemns the launch. north korea's foreign ministry issued a statement of its own. it criticized the u.n. for accusing north korea of conducting a missile test disguised as a satellite launch. the foreign ministry statement says north korea rejects the council's violation of the north's legitimate right to launch satellites. north korea blamed the united states for halting food aid. u.s. officials promised the aid in february. in return, north korean officials agreed to suspend their missile and nuclear programs. the statement says they nor longer bound by the agreement. it also says north korea is now able to take retaliatory steps but does not give any details. political analysts say the measures could include

the technical term for mad cow disease. >> what would have happened if this cow had made it into some sort of feed that went to other animals and we ate those animals? >> right, bahose cows and sometimes they end up in feed for pigs or livestock or chickens or poultry. that could have happened, but here is the safeguard. because this could happen, the u.s. department of agricultural makes it so you don't process the parts of the animal that would have the infectious agent in it. you don't process the brain, which is where this infectious agent lives. you don't process the spinal cord. you don't process all of that. you leave that out so that this won't happen. that's one of the safeguards. >> is there any reason he should be concerned about the beef we eat. >> this one single cow does not pose any threat. they caught it before they had done anything with it. it was a dairy cow but experts tell me the milk posed no risk because the milk does not have the infectious agent in it. this one cow really does not seem to carry any risk. it definitely opens up the bigger question, what if they hadn't randomly selected that cow. what if it had been processed and made into

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