if we don't it is equivalent to us harming them. very often we're living on things that -- that have been traded, perhaps with a not gare -- not fair balance of trade with the country or we contribute to climate change and make lives more difficult in that way. i think the world is -- interconnected in a way that it wasn't before. and we can't therefore just say, well so long as i don't do them any harm, that's the end of my ethical responsibilities. >> finally, i wonder how much progress we could make if the issue of poverty in this country and indeed around the world became -- was moved higher up on the list of action items by our elected officials, by our leaders. your work is wonderful. the work that bill and melinda are doing is wonderful. for many americans you seem removed given the fact that you're in the ivory tower there and bill and melinda depeats, microsoft is one of the great inventions, crazies in the world. for dafere people that elect the politicians to represent them, if they could -- they would take the issue more

them. they're very useful creatures they don't harm nature in any way whatsoever nature blossoms with the arrival of. eighty years ago fielder who's a former engineer and several of his friends were given a one hundred hectare plot of land one hundred forty kilometers southwest of moscow they divided it into one hundred equal parts they offered the land to anyone willing to adhere to special conditions takers were expected to live in the settlement permanently. we follow these rules there is a ban on pesticides fanciers of trees every one of us must plant trees we are dead set against smoking and alcohol. banned in public places. the name of the settlement means no. the maybe no biblical flood but dozens of people have flocked here from big cities only a few plots of land are still vacant. hello . which if that i'm doing i was a go on. maxine from moscow is one of the most recent newcomers he wants to take advantage of the warm weather to finish building a house he spent a good deal of time and effort preparing for his move to come check his boss had allowed him to report to work in moscow only t

we don't want to tell them to use it on foods that harm them. >> 23 million people have diabetes .e at risk for diabetes not to mention cancer and other diseases. you have risk of cardiac and kidney problems. do we want to give them stamp to buy sugary food toz cause obesity and then pay for their medical risk . not just paying, but make people sick. >> get in on the other side of this. i know numbers show too many sodas are consumed and not healthy. carie should the government tell us what we can or cannot do with our food stamp dollars? >> of course not. they are free people. they are not our slaves and they have a right to make decision. food stamps is a subsidy program and it will not stop people from buying sod - . three sodas do not obesity make. people on food stamps have a lower obesity rate than people who are eligible for food stamps and don't take them. it is a case of people in the corners fiddling with sodas instead of focusing on the real issue like jobs. >> sugary drinks are affordable. last word on this doctor, what is next, candy? >> i think the problem is she is w

us aid, some humanitarian groups believe advertising their u.s. connections in areas where extremists are active will pu them in harm's way. one veteran aide official in pakistan who askd us not to use his name said militants have stated that they will target american-supported relief efforts. the question is how much risk should u.s.-aid partners absorb to make sure that the u.s. gets credit? but the head of pakistan-based humanitarian organization doesn't share that concern. he works with the u.n.'s world food program to distribute u.s. finance assistance. >> we are giving... the u.s.-aid logo is on it. it is getting to every home. people are taking it. people are thankful. that's what i think. i mean, i don't see any resistance in that regard. >> reporter: the u.s.a.i.d.has strict labeling and marketing requirements for programs it funds, but the agency's burger says it can waive those requirements on a case-by-case basis. burger himself is well aware of the security risks of a public profile. officials are required to travel with armed escort, limiting their ability to assess their own projects. one involves reconstruct

they encourage them to stop using toxic products. toxins can be harmful to prepth women and cause headaches nausea and asthma. it would not be a law, but a type of a reminder meant to help the nail salons have information and access to safer nontoxic products. >>> 6:35 and students get to sleep in this morning. furloughs mean a week off of school. they voted to take five days without pay to avoid layoffs that. forced parents to scramble. some have to pay and others chose to accepted their kids to furlough camp. roosevelt is one center in the city that open its doors to to the vacationing kids. >> we got word about the furlough and wanted to offer something for the kids to come for the week. >> parents had to come up with $100 for the camp. that getz them off the hook, but the teachers say they have to cram a week's worth of work into the remainder of the cool year. >>> time is 6:35 and we want to check with mike. there have been a couple of issues he is following and one involves the webster 2. >> closed until 7:00 a.m. first let me give the note if you n

them in harm's way. if you look at what happened to us in afghanistan, we are paying for that by lack of support from our allies. >> by next question goes vitter to mr.. >> we received a number of e- mails, a viewer's question your involvement in the dc prostitution ring. what was your serious issue? >> three years ago when i discuss this directly with citizens, i did say in a sincere way that i committed a very bad mistake in my marriage, a very serious sen. this is going back now about 10- years. there was extensive reporting about it in terms of the phone calls. i said i had fixed that in my marriage several years ago. i had received the loving forgiveness from my wife and for my children. and also from my god. i committed to the citizens of louisiana to redouble my efforts on their path. i believe louisiana citizens heard me prepare i believe they understood me. they understood what i was saying. i that to overwhelmingly actions after that from the media. i'm talking about citizens. there is an outpouring of swearsupport. it was humbling to me. it is humbling it is interesting how they operate and ho

those people who are the trusted travelers and don't mean any harm to us, the more information we have, the faster we can online clear them in the system so that our officers or processing 15, 1600 people a day, more information to process them faster and better, and get secure information. so we're doing lots of things right now. we are totally online. i don't know if you we members several years ago, people used to just line up and camp out around our embassy walls, overnight. those days are gone. you sit at your home, own webpage and you make your application. he make an appointment and you show up strictly for your appointment. and we process you. so we've secured another information that is available, we can process that fast. that's exactly what we're working towards, because there is no way that is going to cut it into the forbid was we got in the, china, brazil and mexico which are so in big time on his. and you're right, the global economy as well. it's not just about people wanting to come here for whatever reasons, but they're coming here in real terms, in terms of the economics as well. >> thank you for the qu

use them against us, and making their jobs even more difficult and dangerous. >> the founder of wikileaks says he has confidence the documents do not contain any more information that's harmful to soldiers. >> democracies don't start was s if there's enough truce early on enough, perhaps we won't see these kinds of wars. >> the hundreds of thousands of documents have not been independently verified, but the pentagon has not disputed them at this point either. >>> still ahead at 5:00, this is an unusual sight on the streets of moscow. organized political unrest. we'll show what you protesters are calling for. >>> humans have seeing eye dogs, we're going to introduce you to a horse that has a seeing eye donkey. >> this is my biggest dream in my entire life. this is the best week ever. >>> emma stone hosts tonight's "saturday night live." what terrifies her most? stick around to find out. >>> wee in , cis inth, ne o stronger, i'll have the details coming up. >>> ad agencies are rushing clean drinking water and medicine to parts of haiti in reaction to an outbreak of cholera there. many are 48 hours after they got sick. more than 2,000 people are battling the illness. thousands

them in harm's way. and if you look at what happened to us in afghanistan and iraq, we are paying for that by a lack of supported from our allies. >> thank you, mr. melancon. our next question comes from greg meriwether. >> mr. vitter, we received a number of emails basically viewers questioning your involvement in the d.c. prostitution rick. you've called it a serious sin. what was your serious sin? >> well, greg, three years ago when i discussed this directly with louisiana citizens, i did say in a very direct, sincere way, i committed a very bad mistake in my marriage, a very serious sin. this is going back now about 10 years. there was extensive reporting about it in terms of the phone calls, etc. and i said i fixed that in my marriage several years ago. i had received a long forgiveness from my wife, windsy, from my children, also i believe from my god, and i committed to the citizens of louisiana to redouble my effort on their behalf. greg, i'll be honest with you, i think louisiana citizens all around the state heard me, and i think they understood me. and they understood what i was saying. i got two neve

them to stop using toxic products. super rise visors signed off and it can be harmful to pregnant women and people with asthma. it's meant to help nail salons have information and access to safer nontoxic products. . >>> good morning. just to remind you about the closure in effect until 7:00. more surface street traffic for the bridges and the hyde street bridge. 880 with a nice flow between downtown and the coliseum. we had another accident affecting folks into the east bay off of the bridge. all vehicles involved have been moved from that roadway. the toll plaza itself, all lanes are clear. there is the bay bridge and a nice flow of traffic coming into the city. no major delays and no metering lights, but they move through the area. things looked calmer as well as the lights in the background. the visibility is better. how is that looking? >> we are not seeing too much in the way of fog. at least no gusty winds across the bridges. that's a nice change, but it is chilly. you want a jacket with 40s and 50s and in terms of me inning an umbrella. for the afternoon, you can see the rain not too far away. look at

if you are not at least hearing them out and following their advice i think you could potentially put men and women in harm's way. usingforce not large enough to you get the job done exposes those that are trying to get the job done. >> sean: wasn't that what we waited the president did for a long time on the requests of mcchrystal. he wanted 40,000, he only got 30, it took months to get. i was shocked it took so long. >> i think a lot of us were. i wasn't there so i can't tell what contributed to the length of that. but it was quite a period of time between stan's request and the time we started the infusion of the additional troops. >> sean: seem if the troops on the ground, the generals on the ground say i need 40,000 troops or risk failure, there's the words that were given to the president to wait months and not give the full request, i found that stunning. >> to be candid it would move to the top of my agenda right away if i'm hearing that. that says we have men and women in harm's way. and the man on the ground commanding says i don't have enough troops. there are other things to consider. the president has to c

us. harold simmons of t.r.t. holdings. he's been around for a long time. he gave to the swift boaters in 2004. so these people have already put themselves out and no harm will come to them for pay -- staying out there. people are accustomed to them. >> it seems to me, then, are individual voters being drowned out by this? are they solt after less for donations? >> you mean the individual donors? the individual donors ironically have kind of held their own. they are being stomped by the big boys but if you look at the democratic side, the funnel for small donors is up and running at a pretty good click -- clip and the tale partiers have found and enslive -- enlivened the republican side. >> it was one of the original resources before the republican establishment figured out what a threat they posed. gwen: right. gwen: so let's take this apart. john's been following senate races. majors been tracking the house. interestingly enough, john found an excuse to get to las vegas, where senate majority leader harry reid is fighting off a stiff challenge from republican sharron angle. here's a taste of their debate last night. at issue, as always, it seems, the future of social s

if you are not at least hearing them out and following their advice i think you could potentially put men and women in harm's way. usingot large enough to you get the job done exposes those that are trying to get the job done. >> sean: wasn't that what we waited the president did for a long time on the requests of mcchrystal. he wanted 40,000, he only got 30, it took months to get. i was shocked it took so long. >> i think a lot of us were. i wasn't there so i can't tell what contributed to the length of that. but it was quite a period of time between stan's request and the time we started the infusion of the additional troops. >> sean: seem if the troops on the ground, the generals on the ground say i need 40,000 troops or risk failure, there's the words that were given to the president to wait months and not give the full request, i found that stunning. >> to be candid it would move to the top of my agenda right away if i'm hearing that. that says we have men and women in harm's way. and the man on the ground commanding says i don't have enough troops. there are other things to consider. the president has to consider

us they're not that harmful, nothing more than a painful bite. to their prey, a completely different story. >> are you not afraid of them? quefy their food and suck it through their mouth. >> if a tarantula bit me, i would be fine. >> it is a painful bite, like a bee sting. they give the appearance of a creepy creature. next to you have -- >> some sort of a toad. >> this is a cane toad. don't let it fool you. it looks like a harmless animal but don't let its size fool you. these are very dangerous amphibians. they secrete toxins from their shoulders and their back, it affects the cardiovascular system. >> hard to see it because they're so camouflaged in the thing. >> it causes profuse salvation and twitching. and it can cause death for some including dogs. these are all creepy creatures but they all have an important part of the environment. >> the ecosystem. >> they control -- the owls help control the rodent population, this helps control the insect population. >> the next one. >> the next one, this one you can certainly -- >> is that an aardvark. >> an armadillo. this is a hairy armadillo. >> i've seen those on the roa

harm from happening around the world today. >> cell phones are important, tools. they want people to recognize potential risks and don't use phones foolishly. don't put them against your head. the wireless dustry is so angry, they plan to move this conference next year. >>> protesters are on the streets of san francisco at this hour as we told you earlier in this newscast calling for an end to the war in afghanistan. this on the ninth anniversary of the beginning of that war. i want to show you live pictures from newschopper2, demonstrators are at market and powell street. that's the cablecar turn around. it looks like protest remembers not impacting the commute. there is a handful as you can see. protesters are -- they say what they are objecting to is the cost of the war, both in human lives and in money. protesters say they want money used to help people in the country instead. >>> the city staff in mill valley is researching what can be done about panhandlers who stand in traffic medians asking drivers for money. several people have complained to the council saying the panhandlers are creating traffic hazards. >> well -- >>> will mayor newsom vetoing

used in nail polish and remover are a public health hazard causing cancer, dizziness nausea headache and considered harmful to pregnant women. today he introduced an ordinance urging a salon to get rid of them. >> ordinance is to address the public health issues related to the toxic trio which are 3 chemicals that have been commonly found in many nail polishes. >>reporter: ordinance would not force salon to switch to non-toxic product but rather create a nail salon recognition program that would acknowledge those salons that were chemical free. these employee at new nail on chest nut street say they have to open up door and fan and even wear mask to get away from the fume. something that is not overlooked by customers. >> when in the other salon sitting there with mask on while doing your nail you have to wonder how healthy it is for them as well as for clients. >>reporter: salon owners say chemical free polish and remover are more expensive. polish remover can run 4 to times more than the toxic bran. polish about 30 percent highe higher. but is he says it is worth it. customers are will to pay more. >> would i definitely pay more. i think it would, it is like health measured in more than j

we will continue to take the steps necessary to keep us safe from him and others like them who plot and plan to do us harm you are very strategic in what you say to us from the podium. [laughter] >> there is a fastball coming. [laughter] >> brace yourself, okay? >> a curveball. >> is a hanging curveball. >> can you say for sure -- stop it. [laughter] can you say that you love this job that much of that you are not even considering? i want a straight answer. [laughter] >> i do love this job. i have not had any conversations about the future. i not intend to have any conversations about the future in the next few weeks. i do not mean this to be sarcastic but everybody who works here is focused on the thousands and thousands of things on there to do this that they have to do every day. i promise you i was here almost all of saturday on might well be considered most of the -- one of the last 40 days of the year. i would have loved to be running around outside but there was tons of work to do here. we've were focused on doing that. >> i am hanging on every word you say. he said in the next few weeks he will no

use highland's teething tablets. there is a recall for them this morning. they could be dangerous to toddlers. some of the tablets have different amounts of a harmful substance in them. >>> a lot more for you including, if you've ever wanted to sit behind the wheel of a luxury car but you don't have the luxury car cash -- >> bmw may have the solution. they are renting by the hour. >>> possibility of a few showers in the forecast. i'll have the details on that. and julie wright has a look at the on-time traffic coming up in a few minutes. inus south a live look outside today. there is the washington monument off to a pleasant start for us. a tornado ripped through parts of the state yesterday. that high school football field was torn apart. several homes and an elementary school were also severely damaged. vehicle were overturned along highways. it is still not clear exactly how many people were injured during that. rough weather for them. >> sure is. pretty smooth sailing over the weekend. >> temperatures in the mid-70s yesterday. lots of sunshine today. we'll have more clouds and the possibility of some showers and maybe even a late day

harmful to your skin. bob barnard has more. >> reporter: we live in a laptop world, at least it seems that way. many here have their computers a table top, others are using themlaps. >> every day. every day. >> reporter: and yes, he says he feels the heat. >> it does get reasonably hot. i do want know the temperature but pretty hot. >> reporter: now, according to a new report in the medical journal pediatrics, we are learning that heat generated by your laptop can damage the skin on your leg. washington dermatologist dr. howard brooks says he sees patients with that all the time. >> you feel it getting warm but we're so interested in facebook or whatever we're doing, we just leave the laptop on there and it can lead to discoloration or toasted skin syndrome. >> reporter: he says the heat from laptops is baking your skin. >> 99% of the time, there is nothing to worry about. in people of color, it can prevent with a brown or darkening discoloration on the thighs but it can lead to cancer. >> reporter: from your thinning skin get being he can possessed to uv rays or sunlight. >> i used to have an old laptop and it started breaking down and so i got a new compute

harm us or our allies. but that only works if you tell them what is going on. >> does it have to be high stakes? >> lives at stake, in terms of persuading the press not to publish something, that is the easiest. other things that are relatively easy, specific intelligence sources and methods. i have seen examples where the press -- none of these ublications, by the way -- release information about technical operations and then the next day we lose the ability to collect that. that is the sort of thing that you have to do with the press, say, please do not say -- that intercepted communication from a x said y. x will then shut down the communications channel. you have to establish the ground rules at the beginning of the conversation that says we are going to tell you a lot of things that are sensitive, but we are going to tell you in order to persuade you why it should not be published. >> erica, so you are on the other side of this phone call. we know you have information, we know you are contemplating running it. we do not want you to, we want you to delay it, what ever is in between those two

them in harm's way. if you look at what happened to us in afghanistan, we are paying for that by lack of support from ourallies. >> by next question goes vitter to mr.. >> we received a number of e- mails, a viewer's question your involvement in the dc prostitution ring. what was your serious issue? >> three years ago when i discuss this directly with citizens, i did say in a sincere way that i committed a very bad mistake in my marriage, a very serious sen. this is going back now about 10- years. there was extensive reporting about it in terms of the phone calls. i said i had fixed that in my marriage several years ago. i had received the loving forgiveness from my wife and for my children. and also from my god. i committed to the citizens of louisiana to redouble my efforts on their path. i believe louisiana citizens heard me prepare i believe they understood me. they understood what i was saying. i that to overwhelmingly actions after that from the media. i'm talking about citizens. there is an outpouring of swearsupport. it was humbling to me. it is humbling it is interesting how they operate and how

them harm her is an outrage. every year they go in and take the surplus and uses it to use other things but there as more people retire, we will run into a big problem. there have to be answers to that problem. they should and lie about my record. >> he talked about raising the age of eligibility. he said it was on the table. he said he would restructure household security. he is talked about privatization pr. the facts are the facts. this is what is said to the people of florida. we a 26 days to go in this election bah it is truthful. it is honest. the people of florida have a right to know what marco rubio would do. he would privatize social security. i am the only one in this race to a said that i will protect and preserve social security as we know it today. the raise they aged fallibility and restructured household security. it was a promise that was made to you. it is a promise that i believe needs to be honored and respected. it i am elected, i will do that for you. >> out as they first want to put out an ad pra. the only one that always fought against private physician -- privatization. he said we should priva