still near 90 from vegas down into phoenix and tucson. l.a., about 75 as we go through saturday, and a peek at your sunday, lots of sunshine. pretty dry. a little cooler, too. san francisco back into the 60s. >>> if you're watching on knv on nbc 24, action news in cheek o chico. that's your pacific event of the day, food and fitness farmers market. >>> an early look at this morning's early headlines in entertainment. a third installment of don't try this at home stunts will take things to the next level which experts predict will pay off hand solemnly this weekend. "jackass 3d," starring johnny, stupid human tricks should cash in to take the top spot. the three-quel is much younger that than its early competition. "red" an action comedy about a team that comes out of retirement and gets back into action. a slew of professionals, like morgan freeman, bruce willis, the two films aren't likely to compete for audiences. "red" is expected to take second place. >>> meanwhile, "the social network" is still expected to compete this weekend, round

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. >> jeremy, we're going to start in tucson. been talking about the flooding up and down the east coast. tucson had not so much the amount of rain but the intensity of rain led to this flooding. there were nearly 10,000 people without power. now, across the western part of the country, we're looking at near record heat in spots and we'll still see in places like tucson temperatures well up in the 90s. >> this weather report has been brought to you by american express open. ron, deborah, jeremy, back to you. >> well, there will be a candlelight vigil at rutgers university tonight in memory of tyler clementi. the student who killed himself last week. he was honored with a moment of silence at the school's homecoming football game yesterday. >> his death has sparked calls for action from gay rights and anti-bullying groups. jeremy hubbard is back here now with the story on that. jeremy? >> ron, deborah, by now the world knows the story of tyler's suicide on the same campus where his roommate and another student have been vilified f

humillar a los in mi graninmigr redactó la decisión que prohíbe para jueces federales en tucson, arizonaiduales de los votantes. >> el cubano americano no el más conservador de los tres es el único juez federal que de joven estuvo a punto de ser deportado por un supuesto error por una visa pero apeló y ganó. sin embargo, este abogado resalta que más va más allá de la inmigración. >> hasta dónde yo puedo llevar el poder de un estado en un ámbito de inmigración por ejemplo que es algo exclusivamente según la constitución del poder federal. >periodista: es que la jueza susan bolton congeló sesiones que obligaba a la policía para verificar el estatus de cualquier sospechoso de ser indocumentado basada en que usurpación federal medidas que jan brewer vendrán a defender. >> adoptar. los ojos puestos aquí en la novena corte de apelaciones, sin embargo, ambas partes de perder se llevará hasta la corte suprema de justicia, en san francisco. >> el gobierno federal dice que no tolera al acoso y llama al orden. >> piden sacar del mercado una bebida muy popular entre los jóvenes verán porque. >> cumb

eso es muy distinto a lo que usted estÁ diciendo. >> sÉ que el Índice de asesinatos ha subido en tucson usted estÁ apoyada por la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle ¿verdad? >> asÍ lo creo. >> usted ha dicho que hay que hacer algo los estados unidos en contra de los cÁrteles mexicanos de las drogas, el presidente de mÉxico felipe calderÓn dice que el 80% de las armas confiscadas a narcotraficantes mexicanos vienen de estados unidos, ¿habrÁ que poner lÍmites en estados unidos a la venta de armas? >> no, no creo... una limitaciÓn en ese aspecto pero sÍ yo creo que tenemos que asegurarnos que no haya contrabando por la frontera, cuando tenemos estos puntos de control tenemos que revisar que no sea contrabandeada droga, pero creo que tambiÉn va hacia el otro lado tenemos que hacerlo mÁs posible para evitarlo. >> ¿pero tiene sentido poner lÍmites para evitar que cÁrteles de las drogas en mÉxico compran armas? >> pienso que tenemos que hacer lo mÁs posible para parar este problema de que los carteles mexicanos puedan obtener armas y tenemos que ayudar a mÉxico lo mÁs posible para ayudarlos tambiÉn

. >> hay personas que son solters , por ejemplo miran un mujer linda de tucson que podría ser policían ser honestos en la información . >> tiene familia que dirá la verdad . >> es y será usado en el caso. >> ahora en nuestra zona , noche de teror en morgan donde un camión sisterna se dio vuelta , autopista se cerro , dos carriles están cerrados , con demoras , alas 2 de la mañana abriran . >> autoridades de mñxico decomisaron drgoa en la ciudad de tijuana , donde equivalian a 200 millones de dosis , 11 personas fueron arrestadas en el operativo , es el más imposible hecho en los últimos 3 años . >> mientras eso ocurre , la secretaría interra reviso el tráfico de personas . >> es un secuestro que obvio se pidió rescate , ejecutaron a mi hermano . >> hermano de víctor fue muerto. >> mi hermano era mexicano . >> la otra cara , diciendo que la frontera de la ciudad de tijuana es sana . >> para los que están en trámite la siut de economía no es así . >> las cuotas subirán , así no la pueden pagarñ . >> hemos decomisado 282 millónes de esto. >> aquí en al frontera este decomiso ha sido hist

northwards up towards the grand canyon, heavier rain with downpours and a little more here around tucson. lightning strikes down there too. there are actually thunderstorms at this hour. temperatures? very chilly. medford, 43. snow overnight in the sierra near yosemite. some snow levels are about 12,000 feet. the roads are okay. forecast today, cool but nice from seattle to medford. it's really from l.a. to phoenix that we have to watch out for showers and very cool conditions. that's a look at you following today, 59 with a chance of showers. >>> women, these storm system, lynn, are very slow-moving calling it a blocking weather pattern. they'll ever so slowly start to move again as we go throughout the week. forecast coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> also coming up, credit card trouble. tough takeover talk and why consumers have given bun going green idea the heave-ho. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the world's most eligible women, a world poll. >>> a special night for the patriots. the mets clean house and one more error for the pirates. >>> you're

it's coming right up the highway from tucson to phoenix. it's rare that you have rain along that entire drive. that's the case today. even the rain heading up here to the rim. temperatures are cold enough in the four corner region we are watching a little bit of rain mixing in with snow in the san juan mountains. for the most part in new mexico, in with clouds during the day fresno and ukiah. seattle, dry for one more day. friday forecast coming up, lynn. >> bill, thank you. >>> also coming up, the dollar drops, stocks rise, and who is more generous, men or women? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, what's next for johnny depp after he's through being a pirate? >>> a walk-off between the giants and phillies. yankees live to play another day, and one of the wildest high school football plays you'll ever see. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning. >>> toyota announced this morning the company is recalling ju

forecast today, moisture spreads into arizona, phoenix, tucson a chance of thunderstorms. albuquerque even, partly cloud toy start your day. look how gorgeous in the pick northwest even into thursday. great up there and really no end in sight. fantastic weather. if you're waging us on q, hq, that's q 6 right now in spokane, washington, with the weather cooling down, time to dust off the ice skates and head to the opening day of of the ice palace at the riverfront park. that's your pick event of the day, lynn. >> about that time. all right, bill. thanks. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it is election season, and one big named hollywood direct sir doing some hard campaigning to land a big upcoming project. james cameron, the man behind "titanic" and "avatar" tells the "new york times" cleopatra has always fascinated him. sony executives reportedly decided on angelina jolie would play the egyptian queen. it sounds hot. doesn't it? it had him gushing, to me, that's a slam dunk. >>> action start jean-claude van dam suffered a heart attack whi

the tucson sector through sonora through a dallas through tucson and phoenix.he surge in for some of efforts and the tucson sector allowed us that her name being exported by t transnational organizations. significant shifts of technology into the tucson sector have resulted in increased detection capabilities along international boundary in the tucson sector. we are reducing the draw for the migrants and is attempting to enter the united states through sonora and arizona. congress recently responded to the call to bolster supplemental funding that will allow us to increase and improve our efforts to secure the border. in signing the southwest border security bill, president obama added to the already unprecedented personnel technology and other assets in the tucson sector of arizona and along the rest of the southwest border. this was the addition of a 1,000 additional patrol agents, 250 additional customs and border protection officers, two additional unmanned aerial vehicle systems as well as additional ice agents and

high tech executives to look at russia's silicon valley with a view to investing as our tucson thomas reports sorts of mager kept the promise he wants made. back in june of this year dmitri medvedev went to silicon valley in california to visit places like twitter and. silicon valley to basically look at how they do business down there and that time the governor said to the president i promise.

i was the former vice mayor on the tucson city council. i appreciate that we need more resources for our public safety. that is why i like to have the endorsements by the sheriff of yuma county. as well as the sheriff from santa cruz county. they understand that we need to bring resources home. you mentioned diplomacy. before we can reach out to the government of mexico, we need a senator for the state of arizona that will do this. we need someone to work with people. that is what this campaign is about. >> thank you, very much. >> illegal immigration is about jobs. that is the last line of defense. the job site. all of this about putting troops here and video cameras there, if it happens at the job site, that is what people are coming here, for the jobs. after being senator for 24 years and saying that we are mad at the federal government because they have not done anything is absurd. we have to do something that the job site. we need to ibm and tax and so we can raise revenue for arizona. we can turn a negative into a positive. i have an

executives who are in the contrie to look at russell silicon valley with a view to investing as our tucson thomas now reports shorts a maker kept the promise he once made back in june of this year dmitri medvedev went to silicon valley in california to visit places like twitter and. silicon valley to basically look at how they do business down there at that time the governor said to the president i promise i will be a buck to moscow that is and he has kept up my promise in fact it has been a very busy day specifically today the two men started off which is the president's residence just on the outskirts of moscow they exchanged niceties some.

population and plenty of other factors of which there are too many to mention in this hockey story so for tucson stanley cup whatever mark hartigan the city is not just confortable to live in it's also become the center of family life for him you know they like it all you know they they find the people very nice they love coming to the hockey games while they love the atmosphere. you know my my kids are well my one daughter is in a lot of the in daycare here and she's already learning a lot here and you know just how my home and she's singing latvian songs and kind of like what you say but it's pretty neat you know she gets experience you know all around the earth you know all different experiences so it's they do enjoy it you know i'm a real gets a day is a far cry from what it seemed used to be in this. so obviously the club is not only the base of the country's national team it is also the symbol of the whole of latvian hockey which ensures the sports legacy in this country for generations to come on call sort of artsy riga latvia and i see story finishes our sport for this hour i'll see you

john mccain headlines a major tea party rally in tucson, arizona. and there's senate debates in florida, delaware and illinois. >>> those races are especially critical since they determine which party controls congress. our chief political correspondent, george stephanopoulos, says the republicans will control the house, after gaining 50 seats. as for the senate? >> let me show you why the senate is so difficult. the republicans start out with arkansas, indiana and north dakota in the bank. and wisconsin increasingly moving in that direction. then, you have five tossup seats, which are either tied now or republicans in the margin of error. even if they win all five of he demeats where the democrats are ahead. the republicans need to pick up 40 seats. pretty tall order to win this. here's the problem for democrats. there's currently 89 democratic seats at risk. you see the polls, who do you support? democrats getting closer in the last few weeks, the number of seats, the math as expanded. the number of vulnerable seats has actually expanded. that's w

he is the former vice mayor of tucson. he is at jag officer, a small business owner and a community activist. he has a ph.d. in there and research sciences. -- in air and resources sciences. tonight is a formal debate. none of the candidates have been given the questions in advance. we will direct the questions at each candidate, who will be given 90 seconds to answer. other candidates will be given time to respond, and the original candidate will be given a chance to make a final response. let's begin with mr. nolan. you have warned americans that securing our board is -- our borders must not lead to an erosion of civil liberties. how the balance securing our borders with protecting civil liberties? >> that is an excellent question. i believe civil liberties should always be protected. i think oftentimes in trouble, this country has a tendency to overreact to the crisis of the day. much of the problem on our nnational borders and stems from the fact that we have made it too difficult for well- intentioned, good people to

what we saw was a movement of the traffic west from san diego and been centered now in the tucson site you're. but when there is a displacement, if there is a displacement activist side as a result of patent enforcement in tucson, the difference is that we are stronger in the human fact there, new mexico and el paso family were as this movement during the nht a 90's, the first years of the 21st ctury saw a tape place. we are differently resourced border now. and whe the traffic tries to move, i think that smugglers will finthat the border considerably less amenable to crossing and was the case in the past. >> that has a lot to do to them that with technology and how technology plays into all of this. one of the things he talked about was the somewhat checkered history of technology initiatives for the border is concerned. fbi now has abandoned a lot of money was spent on it. for setting up a new office. what's the technology decision for the border now? what role does the play and what kind of technology? >> i would say the secretary napolitano ordered a freze. she will be in due cours

. >> la patrulla fronteriza del Área de tucson en arizona ha lanzado una campaÑa.etenerlos y asÍ ponerle un alto a lo que tratan de hacer. >> uno de los sujetos ya fue identificado y capturado. >> se comprobaron buenos resultados y al implementarlo en arizona se espera lo mismo. >> el banco... admitiÓ haber cometido errores en 55 mil ejecuciones hipotecarias. sin embargo, dijo que los errores fueron tÉcnicos y que no tiene planes de detener los procesos. >> abogados defensores de los mÉdicos de michael jackson estÁn pidiendo analizar urgente jeringas y suero encontrado en la mansiÓn. el caso es porque la jeringa y el suero se estÁn echando a perder. las cantidades de sustancias en las jeringas y en el suero serÍa crucial para explicar cÓmo fue que murió a h1n1. michael jackson. >> nisan estÁ llamando a reparaciÓn a las camionetas. involucra mÁs de una docena de modelos. fabricados entre agosto del 2003 y julio del 2006. se trata de la tercera notificaciÓn de reparaciÓn de nissan de lo que va en este aÑo. mÁs adelante tenemos mÁs noticias y más informaciÓn. y ahora

now, to a public charter school in tucson, arizona.s taken the food police to a new level in america. led by an overzealous food nut principal. they banned kids eating food with white flour, refined sugar and anything defined as processed food. they confiscated bagged food. he has a ritz cracker! take it! they have taken ritz cracker according to a third grader, "it has to say 100% juice." if it says just natural, it's not allowed! i wish we could bring in more kind of food like oreos." that is a third grader. that's the way he should be thinking. the principal says if everyone just follows the strict rules, the child will be -- [ inaudible ] "it's much more difficult to become obese by eating fruits and veggies." oh, yeah? we're americans. try us. we'll find a way. why is this happening to us? one, progressives want to engineer society in their own perfect vision. hay don't believe that you are capable of raising your children. they didn't think it in 1910, when life was pretty sweet. they don't think it now. so, soon, they will be ri

cheapest nationwide is in tucson arizona at 2.51 per gallon. >> at the are questioning the need for major banks on foreclosures. david axelrod there are valid foreclosure that has have to go forward. many banks have suspended the process including here in california after evidence showed many homeowners were evicted based on inaccurate documents. axelrod says they are pushing lenders to step up reviews to see which foreclosures have flawed documentation. >> freshmen who drop out of college after a year is costing taxpayers billions of dollars. a report says states save more than six billion dollars to four-year institutions between 2003 to 2008 to educate freshmen that didn't return and state and federal government spend $3 billion on grants to students during the same period. report says college completion rates need to be improved but critics say the report shows that too many kids are attending four-year schools that are not ready. >> the winner of the noble peas prize knows about his honor. he is being held in a china prison being a disdepartment. he was told by his wife that he won t

. ♪ was a man he thought he was -- but knew he couldn't last ♪ ♪ left the home in tucson arizona ♪ ♪scape. >> larry: see you tonight. >> i decided to bring the walrus into this universe as the free mind who would turn this sad world into a colorful world. >> larry: what is that called? >> he looks just like you, larry. >> larry: we could be twin brothers. >> i don't know. >> larry: that behind the scenes stuff. >> it's great. we've seen a lot of it. we've been to visit them, encourage them. >> larry: when the music is remastered, as they were showing us, what does that mean as a musician? >> well, actually that was not only remastered, that was put into a system that made it 5.1, which made it surroundsound. when we made a lot of that music, it was mono, went to stereo, and now it's gone to surroundsound 5.1. the incredible thing when you hear is -- paul and i went to listen to the music and we're going, listen to that, you can hear everything now, thing that were buried a lot, it's all very clear, so it's really great to hear it. >> larry: it's improving it? >> yeah. >> it's improvi

oregon state took on 9th ranked arizona in tucson. he played street ball with his receiver.us wheaton. and then texas 48-yard td. oregon state hands arizona his first loss of the year 29-27. beavers 2-0 in the pac10 standings. they travel to play the wolverines. spartans head coach antonio back to work two weeks after heart surgery. msu ripped the heart out of the wolverines. he had edwin baker 61 yards to glory land. both teams are undefeated but michigan wins 17-14. hear for those spat ans. >>> any time minnesota and the yankees meet in the playoffs you can pretty much expect the twins to get their hat handed to them. game three of the a-l division series. new york up 1-0 in the third. mark texiera hits it too hard and settles for a sing willing will -- single. the defending world series champions. looked more like the champions. 2-0 in the 4th marcus they call me mr. tim. a two run homerun. 4-0 after 4. minnesota loses its 12th straight playoffs game. all 12 playoffs game losses against the yankees. nick they are just showing off now. the yankees sweep it. they outscored

tucson the cheapest at 2.51 a gallon. >>> now checking the markets in asia. down 9,588 points. >>> this is a fox news alert. we have an important follow up on the story we did last night on the missing jet skier david heartily. authorities in mexico are searching for a pair of brothers they suspect in the reported border lake shooting of the missing american. now they have identified who men t they believe responsible of the death of david hartley who was killed as you know as the young couple were taking photos of a sunken church from their jet skis. i want to say tiffany heartily any suspicion i or others may have had in this story we apologize to you. our condolences to the family. we will follow closely as the mexican officials track down the two brothers who are part of a gang apparently and have committed similar violent acts before. now onto the program. craig down in philadelphia on the issue of whether or not race relations in our country have deteriorated in the administration of bara barack o. here is billy. >> really, i think we have a long way to go. i care for him

the lowest price is in tucson, arizona at 2 .51. >>> microsoft dominant in computers and not smart phones. microsoft tries to change that with the latest offer on the windows phone 7. expected to reveal multiple manufacturers set to build the phone at a news conference in new york. at&t among the carriers that will sell it. earlier reviews of the operating system have been positive despite microsoft's spotty history with phones. expected to hit store shelves in europe within two weeks. u.s. by thanksgiving. >>. >> video games just got that much more e mercify. the company that makes call of duty said the next version due out will number 3d. you will need a new 3d to make that work. it is available on xbox and playstation 3. one of the hopes is that video games will start to help drive demand. shows have not so far. >> i will see what i can do to help demand in possible. thanks a lot. >>> an added twist to the half moon bay pumpkin weigh off. there will be $5,000 at stake only if the world record is shattered. the prize money was $6 per pound. an iowa man obliterated the competition with a

now speaking in tucson, arizona yesterday, admiral mike mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffnd acknowledged that the united states has some responsibility for that anger. he said that we left them in a dark hole from about 1990 until 2002. and they don't trust us and we're trying to rebuild that trust. part of that pakistani anger is being expressed by closing the main crossing point for nato supplies between pakistan and afghanistan. they come into the area by sea, into karachi, go up by truck into northwest pakistan and that's been closed now since thursday, since the incident involving the three pakistani forces who were killed at a border post. and the nato says that there's not yet been any effect of this, they haven't felt the squeeze yet, but they are working to try to resolve this standoff. >> john yang is in kabul, afghanistan. >>> the mother of missing oregon boy kyron hormone is making a new emotional plea. kyron mysterious vanished from his portland elementary school. no suspects have been named in kyron's disappearance, but much of the investigation has focused o

if you want the cheapest gas, well, you have to move to tucson, arizona, which is at 2.51 a gallon nowlundberg survey says gas prices have gone up 8 cents in the past two weeks. >>> the next bay area city to ban styrofoam food containers might be hayward. it would force restaurants and retailers to use packaging, recyclable or biodegradable. that ban is already in san francisco, oakland and berkeley. fremont's ban starts january 1. >>> would you let google drive your car? the internet search giant has been testing a self-driving car on the roads all over the state. it even tested the cars on san francisco's crookedest street, that would be lombard. the cars use videocameras, radar sensors and a laser to see other traffic. they also use navigation maps. all the test runs have had a rider behind the wheel. google believes the technology could nearly half the number of automobile deaths. the most optimistic projections put this technology at least eight years away from market. >>> so that leads to us our question of the day. would you trust a driverless vehicle on the road? send your comm

the lowest prices can be found in tucson at 2.51 a gallon.gh survey says, average price per gallon jumped 8 cents in the past two weeks. >>> the man who helped save an 8-year-old fresno girl from her kidnapper last week received a hero's welcome during the fresno state football game. 40,000 fans gave victor perez a standing ovation yesterday during halftime of the bulldogs game against hawaii. one section even spelled out hero in just one week perez's story going national. >> remember it forever. >> i love him very much. and he really, like, really cares about me. >> perez spotted the kidnapping suspect's red pickup truck on tuesday. he followed it in his own car and cut it off so the girl could escape. >>> one california woman found herself trapped while using a different mode of transportation. the paraglider crashed into some high voltage power lines near sacramento yesterday. so for about two hours, she was suspended 20 feet above the ground while crews scrambled to cut the power. none of the aircraft's metal parts touched the lines of. t

a lady won it in tucson, arizona, and i put it in an envelope and mailed it to her. >> seven years doven years, next couple years, folks come to your show, what should they expect? >> i got people coming back 17 times now. it's just -- that's why i have to change it up. i have to watch tv every day. i have to watch paula dean. i got to watch food shows. i got to pay attention to food. i got to do everything. i got to do sports. like i had barry bonds on my show. he's still in good shape and i was asking him about it because they said -- >> talk about the serious stuff. >> they said he was on steroids and i said i don't know what you're on but any time anybody can bunt the ball out of the park, you're doing something. >> what a pleasure. >> i talk about the people, just this is life. it's a lot of fun. just living every day and enjoying life, that's what it's all about. >> you have to feel very proud that for a few decades now, you've been able to, you know, stay funny and reinvent yourself and stay current, whether it's "seinfeld," "red foxx show," being on leno. >> no, staying curren

. >>> when you were going to tucson do you ever remember -- >> this is the southern part of the state. we didn't hear about tornadoes at all. dust devils is what we called them. >> dirt devil. >>> still ahead, where there's smoke there's voters? why some strategists hope ballot proposals to legalize marijuana will be the secret ingredient to get young voters to the polls. >>> moving election day to april 20th. >>> home to al qaeda. unstable government and cache of nuclear weapons. former bush national security adviser stephen hadley joins us to break it down. >>> a look at the president's schedule. a political man today. to maryland, do a rally for a governor's race that's getting closer than democrats thought it would. then to illinois. >> see rahm. maybe he misses rahm. >> see p he sees rahm. see alexi giannoulias. oh no, no! i just parked here aond ago! give me a brk, will you? (announcer dr. scholl's masg gel soles with t different gels for softness and support... ...are outrageously comfortable. ...on second thought, i think i'll walk... (announcer) are u gellin'? dr. scholl you

tyler wing of nbc's tucson affiliate kvoa has details. >> it takes your breath away when you come herend see the amount of bones that are out here and the way that, you know, the lack of respect and dignity. >> it tends to get sensationalized. >> reporter: the owner says over the phone he's been putting remains here since buying the cemetery five years ago. >> this is the families' choice to denature the bodies and if they wanted the remains back, they certainly could have said so at any time. >> the criminal investigation is pretty much wrapped up. >> reporter: the police say there are no charges to file because there is no law on the books that says you can't do this. >> the rules state these have to be interred with respect and dignity which obviously, they aren't. >> reporter: meantime place say the cemetery will be responsible for removing the bones. >> i would like to take care of this problem, and i expect to cover those things up and taken care of before the end of the month. >> a different way. >> probably the same way but i'll cover it up and not leave it exposed. >> well, po

so kind of like what tucson the democrats. i think in 2012 are going to see a lot more of the establishment versus grassroots battle in the republican party. now i'm not saying that they're appealing event and the establishment because she is. but she also is and i think will be the candidate for the tea party and it will prove how much they really have. and then she can win the primary. can she win the general election? i don't think so. you never know, but i don't think so. i think obama will collect prohibitive behavior against palin. >> first off, thank you summit for being here. we really enjoyed your talk and you often a lot of great insight. there's been a lot of great talk in the media recently about potential switch up of maybe hillary clinton moving to the vp spot. is there any legitimacy to that? and if so, what effect do you think that might have? >> i think it's a ridiculous rumor. i don't think any high-level pillories. i was at an event tuesday in new york and huffington she suggested bob woodward sources might

tucson has it at 2.51 per gallon on average. >> and top adviser is questioning the need for major banks halting foreclosures. david axelrod there are valid foreclosures that have to go forward. many banks have suspended the process including california after evidence showed many homeowners were evicted based on inaccurate documents. he says the administration is pushing lenders to step up their reviews to see which foreclosures are valid. >> freshmen who drop out of college after a year are costing american taxpayers billions of dollars. a report says they paid more than $6 billion to four-year institutions to educate freshmen that didn't return. state and federal governments spent $3 billion on grants to students who didn't come back. they say college completion rates need to improve but critics say too many kids attend four-year schools who just wtd ready. >> if you see a car that doesn't have someone behind the wheel don't worry it may be a google car. they stop start and steer without a person behind the wheel. the cars have traveled 140,000 miles without human intervention. the veh

senator john mccain will headline a tea party rally in tucson, arizona.e president biden heads to washington state for a democratic rally for senator patty murray. and in florida, former president bill clinton hopes to give a boost to kendrick meek's campaign for senate. there are debates also in illinois, delaware, idaho and in florida. >>> we have new information this morning about that massive egg recall from over the summer. one of the two iowa farms at the center of the recall has been given the okay to start shipping eggs to grocery stores again. the fda farm if it doesn't clup, thfa igst doesn't clup, contamination was found at the farms. >>> tough news for homeowners on the brink of foreclosure. the nation's largest bank, bank of america, is now set to resume foreclosures next week. it stopped them two weeks ago when questions were raised about those so-called robo signers who were blindly approving foreclosures without reading the paperwork. now bank of america says it will go ahead with seizing more than 100,000 homes in 23 states. other lenders

dee dee in tucson, arizona, never, we need health care reform and we got something going on that and maybe it needs to be tweaked, but it is time that pre-existing conditions don't keep you from getting insurance. marilyn in ohio writes that nothing could ever get me to vote for a republican, ever. we had eight years under george bush's rule, and look at where the country is. rich in texas says, yes, the republicans are getting my vote and i'm a small business owner and employ 100 people, and seems to me between the health care bill and tax increases obama is telling me to take my business offshore. people can call me wealthy all they want, but what they need to understand is that my competition is in mexico and china and what choice? if i don't do it, i will go broke. and james says, i would vote for anyone who would promise to explain to me what has been passed. if you want to read more on this, you will find it on my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile. >> a lot of that health care law is not going to take effect for a few years, 2014, a nnd some o the provisions, so the white house says

we also heard from the wetness from the university of arizona medical center at tucson and i've beento visit the center on this immigration issues, who said that providing care to the uninsured, uncompensated, poor and foreign nationals cost the hospital $30 million in 2006 and 27 million in 2005 at the also related to me on a visit that the hospital has been told that the maid had to lifelike the residents of tucson to phoenix because there was a room in the hospital because it was full of illegals. more than a decade ago at a hearing on the same topic, michael six of the urban institute told the judiciary committee that and i quote, there is a broad consensus in the research that the fiscal impacts of illegal immigrants, that is their impacts on local state and federal taxpayers aren't negative, generating a net of the same for the aggregated across all levels of government. despite the evidence out of collected by the subcommittee, the majority has decided it's time to look at this issue again. unfortunately for them, the real expert on the panel today concludes the opposite of wh

joining us now from tucson, arizona is the attorney general for that state, terry goddard.l of this investigation? >> reporter: this investigation is looking at servicing procedures, in other words the way all of the mortgage lenders and the servicing agencies have handled more closures. now almost four years into this for closer crisis we find that there are still huge irregularities and lots of unfairness that may be consumer fraud in the way customers are being handled. jenna: why did it take for long for us, as you mentioned a couple years, for us to find this out now. >> reporter: we didn't just find it out. the most recent alarm was of course the robo signing program that came to light with a number of companies suspending all of their foreclosure activities because they found so many documents had been improperly prepared and due diligence had not been conducted. we've been working with the lending industry for a longtime. i have sued almost every national bank at one time or another as most much my colleagues to try to get some sanity into this mess and make sure ho

and the strong to severe thunderstorms in flagstaff, phoenix and tucson today. just outside of vegas, there's gusty winds and flooding rains does a it is the desert area. rain in a short amount, quickly, will flood that region. ladies and gentlemen, both robin and george got the trivia question right. >> no, we didn't. >> i did. >> oh, you did? i didn't. >> look what you started, sam. >>> this morning, the federal government is announcing a tougher safety rating system for cars and suvs. new crash tests have been put in place. and for the first time, a female crash test dummy is being used. lisa stark joins us with more. lisa, what took so long? >> reporter: who knows, george? the government admits it has taken far too long to start using a female crash dummy like this in its crash test. but it's incorporated them in the test. and it will rate on one star, not very safe. five, the top rating. this is what the new government crash tests look like. here's a female dummy in the passenger seat, as the vehicle smashes into a barrier. >> we've raised the bar on safety

six tunnels were found near tucson so far this year., 20 tunnels were found. >>> and get a load of this, atms that dispense gold instead of cash will debut next month. the first two machines will be located in a las vegas casino and a florida resort town. there are already 20 of these gold atms worldwide. they have become popular amid worries about global currencies. gold now costs a record of more than $1,300 an ounce. wolf? >> when people are worried they buy gold and a lot of people are buying gold right now, as a result the price keeps going up and up. >> i'm laughing at that big clunking sound as that ounce of gold is dispensed from the machine. then what do you do with it? do you put it in your purse? >>> president obama tears a page from his 2008 campaign playbook, can he once again rely on younger voters to get democrats elected? >>> plus is pakistan shutting down a vital supply route for u.s. troops into afghanistan. i'll ask the pakistani ambassador to the united states, he's standing by live right here in "the situation room.

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host: our next call is from tucson, arizona. thomas, you are on "washington journal." caller: where are the parents? it does not do any good if the parents are not on board. the them correctly, educate them correctly, and then mother and their father will get them to mcdonald's. we need to educate the families. i heard ms. wootan said earlier about milk. they need to get off their butts and exercise instead of eating whenever you want and go home and play video games. i drink cold milk and my cholesterol is 63 as a 45-year- old male. it is not just the kids that eat it. is the adults, also. host: sorry, thomas. guest: absolutely. it is not just leave schools. workplaces, parents, care givers, all of us have a role to play in this. obesity is caused by some many different factors. physical inactivity and nutrition. we have to make sure the parents are engaged as well. host: you are the co-founder for the national alliance of nutrition and activity. guest: it is a coalition of more than 300 groups that look -- the work together on physical activity and nutrition legislat