same goes for urbandale, iowa. two more officers.e ones you have can go home to their families for supper now and then. tucson, you're a much bigger town with a lot going on. tucson, you're getting a bunch of new police officers thanks to a grant from the federal government. in fact, congratulations to a long roster of towns and counties in america. you are this year's winners. you applied for a grant from the justice department's cops hiring program and you won. we are much more used to news about towns cutting back on police and even closing down their whole police departments because they can't afford them anymore, but programs like the cops program can help these towns and counties. they can use federal money to hire new officers or to keep the ones they have so they don't get laid off. boy, are these towns and counties psyched about it. last year, for example, oakland, california, laid off dozens of police officers, so many that the officers who were left in oakland announced they would no longer respond to a long string of crim

>>> but first, our daily shoutout takes us to urbandale, iowa, a 4-year-old mom found his mom unconscious. he called 911 using her cell phone. he didn't know his address because his family had just moved into the neighborhood. so the wise dispatcher kept him on the line chatting for 14 minutes to trace his call. here's what he did when help got there. >> i'm over here. i'm over here! my mommy is in trouble. my mommy has passed out. >> okay, did you call 911? >> yeah. let me talk to him. >> i'm 4. >> amazing courage. no word on what mom's condition was. we do know that the doctor say she would have died if not for her quick thicking 4-year-old. today's rock star the 4-year-old boy in iowa and the dispatcher that could. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these o