host: erin matson? guest: the constitution has allowed us to find all sorts of things throughout this country's history. in terms of how to cut spending, it is very strange to focus on programs that, as shown with medicaid, says $3 with every $1 spent instead of looking in other areas such as the war. host: more from the article from last week's "politico." the article quotes cecille richards. that is a point that you made earlier in this discussion. guest: that is corrected. as a younger woman, planned parenthood has been that there will for me. even when i was 11, the affirmation my mother gave me growing up was material from planned parenthood. they have helped countless women who may or may not have jobs, may or may not have insurance oftentimes get the only health care access to have all year. host: what the the state to people who think that this family planning information should be left up to the parents in the family members and not necessarily a government- sponsored entity like title x and pl

right next, side-by-side. >>> we saw erin andrews out there. what does she have in common with jennifer lopez and halle berry? that is the designer to the stars. looks like she'll have fun trying on great dresses. >>> also, wolfgang puck. one of our favorite traditions at the oscars. he is whipping up the menu. is that the dessert table? i need my glasses this morning. looks fantastic. >> you know, whatever it is, george, it's going to be delicious. and wolfgang puck is whipping it up. we're looking forward to all that. >>> we've been talking about kate middleton making her second public appearance in as many days, at st. andrews with her prince. and she's taken the fashion world by storm. if she wears something, it is flying off the rack. we wanted to bring in our fashion royalty, mr. tim gunn. >> thank you, robin. >> he is the greatest. >> chief creative officer. >> and also love your book. >> thank you so much. great to be here with you. >> we want to talk a little bit about kate middleton. what do you think about her style? >> oh, robin, i'

erin andrews was there. george, they will have all of the hoopla about the big parties, coming up. >> cannot wait for that, robin. >>> also, we have dr. richard besser here this morning. there's a new report out about children and fevers. and about what parents may be doing wrong when they treat them. so, dr. besser will be here to explain when the fevers are especially dangerous. the warning signs to watch for. and the best way to treat your child. it's important for us at home this morning. harper has a fever about 100, 101 this morning. i'm going to be listening very closely. >>> we're also going to have the contenders of the new season of "dancing with the stars." they'll be revealed tonight on "the bachelor." >>> it's time, now, for the weather and sam champion. >> i hadn't heard that. they're going to reveal the "dancing with the stars" folks on "the bachelor" tonight. that's big news. i didn't know that. let's get to the boards. start with a live shot on new york city. all points east, heads-up today.

back to you. >> erin burnett not far from our location in cairo here tonight. erin, thanks. we'll take another break. when we continue, some of the day's other news included some big weather on your way no matter where you live in the u.s. there's the life you live... and the life you want to live. fortunately there's enbrel, the #1 most doctor-prescribed biologic medicine for ra. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, fatigue, and stop joint damage. because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, and other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis. ask your doctor if you live or have lived in an area where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if, while on enbrel, you experienc

that chemical is the subject in the movie erin brockovich. a recent study showed tap water in 31 cities nationwide including san jose contain that chemical. >> well, think daughters are closer to their moms? explain a new survey out of britain to show moms are three times more likely to allow their adult sons to return to the family home. 58% of moms admit to spoiling their sons saying they're more inclined to cook dinner for their sons, wash their clothes and give them cash. it will by 20th century fox, a movie about a son that won't share his mom with another man. >> i thought it was because i'm the youngest. i don't know. >> but you're a dish man. you do dishes. >> oh, i don't know. >> you can stay at our home anytime you want. >> let's take a look outside -- i actually cleaned the bathroom this weekend, too. gross! 11:19 this morning. and we're looking down on the sunset. doesn't it look beautiful from sutro tower this morning. limited winds, nice rolling waves. nice to take a stroll along the beach there. one more perspective to show you

that chemical is the subject in the movie erin brockovich. a recent study showed tap water in 31 cities nationwide including san jose contain that chemical. >> well, think daughters are closer to their moms? explain a new survey out of britain to show moms are three times more likely to allow their adult sons to return to the family home. 58% of moms admit to spoiling their sons saying they're more inclined to cook dinner for their sons, wash their clothes and give them cash. it will by 20th century fox, a movie about a son that won't share his mom with another man. >> i thought it was because i'm the youngest. i don't know. >> but you're a dish man. you do dishes. >> oh, i don't know. >> you can stay at our home anytime you want. >> let's take a look outside -- i actually cleaned the bathroom this weekend, too. gross! 11:19 this morning. and we're looking down on the sunset. doesn't it look beautiful from sutro tower this morning. limited winds, nice rolling waves. nice to take a stroll along the beach there. one more perspective to show you

. >> reporter: erin chavez got caught by a red light camera. but then claims she got caught by police who tricked her into confessing. >> so you in essence snitched on yourself? >> i did snitch on myself. yes. >> reporter: chavez got this violation notice in the mail from police because she is the registered owner of the car with pictures and a batch number it looked like an official ticket. >> i thought it was real. >> reporter: but it is not. it is what people are calling a snitch ticket. because her driver's licence photo shows her with long blondes hair and the picture behind the wheel show a woman with short dark hair, police probably couldn't identify her. that's where the snitch ticket comes in. it says you must complete this information asking for the driver's name and license number. >> there was some terminology in there where i felt that had i not responded i would have gotten into serious trouble. >> reporter: and it looks legit. it is called a traffic violation notice. a real ticket says notice of traffic violation. legally you don

erin, welcome. good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> i have to ask, my husband and i -- i told you this -- i saw you and we were having this conversation since the 60 minute piece and every couple of weeks we say let's go to costa rica and i go, let's not. at the end of the discussion. we moved to a tropical island years ago, not the costa rica island. it's a country. and it's a big adjustment. my question to you is, how long or how much time did you spend in costa rica before you decided to actually relocate there? >> well, i live there had full time for two years. and i went -- i moved with the intention of being there for awhile. >> when you live there had for two years, had you been there on vacation before that? >> i had. >> how many times or how long? >> like a couple weeks, actually. i just knew the place was for me. i think it's a lot like falling in love. you appreciate the physical beauty first, and then the more time you spend there the more you see what's under the surfac

erin wrote this incredible tail. and the themes are just like -- you know there is all this humanity, there is all the storytelling and power and betrayal and money and greed and all these things, these universal themes and to be a part of the film, to be part of the story that is dealing with all those important human things, it is just great fun. >> you liked it? >> yes, because all the work has been done for you in this. >> there is a great scene with you and jessie who plays mark, the character plays your girlfriend where the dynamic is established where it becomes the betrayal. i know you have won many awards for your laser focus as an act sore, what do you do for your skills? >> urgent rouse with what you just -- you are generous with what you just said, that is very nice. i can talk about that, it matched the way david finch approaches his work, we are all here, we are all being paid to be here onset making a movie which many people dream of but we are given the chance to, we work hard, we go to squeeze every

erin moriarty will be reporting our sunday morning cover story. >> reporter: when the last time you worried about your reputation? high school? well, whether you use the internet or not, ubd have an on-line reputation that could cause you problems. >> there's aner inf.moriarty who grew up just a few miles from where you did who has been convicted of serving alcohol to minors. it would be very easy for a machine to confuse you. >> reporter: the tangled web of information and misinformation threatening your reputation and your privacy. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: online privacy or the lack thereof is what a hit movie with eight academy award nominations is all about. the writer of that film will be among the oscar finalists when they ask for the envelope please for best adapted screen play. this morning lesley stahl will be visit aaron sorkin. >> people want to go on the internet and check out their friends. >> reporter: he's the man who wrote the social network about facebook's mark zuckerberg. >> talking about taking the entire social experience of college and putting it online. >>

erin brockovich is announcing a bill that will set standards for a chemical in drinking water. that chemical was the subject of a movie erin brockovich in a small california town contaminated by that agent. it shows tap water in 22 cities nationwide including san jose contained the chemical. >> some employers are asking for log-in and pass-words for background checks. aclu filed a complaint against the maryland collections. >> you can't invade people's privacy. and trample on their rights. it's illegal. >> collins had to sit there while his interviewer read not just his posts but everything his family and friends have shared as well. collins says he had nothing to hide but that's not the point. >> it is 5:25 now. next at 5:30, oakland's police department is hiring again. plus... >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland where police are issuing a warning to women. be aware of your surroundings, this after half a dozen robberies in the past few weeks, all with a lot in common. i'll tell you about it in a live report. >> next at 5:30, the policy changes san jose's police department

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erin brockovich will announce a bill that will set standards for chemicals in drinking water. that chemical was the subject of the movie erin brockovich in the town that was contaminated by a cancer-causing agent. tap water nationwide including san jose contained the chemical. >> video rental giant blockbuster is hoping to auction itself off in a new plan to stabilize its business during bankruptcy. blockbuster's creditors put in an opening bid of 290 million to draw in other buyers. if there are no takers they will control the dvd rental company which saw its business deteriorate further over the holidays facing increasing competition from netflix and red box which you see at the grocery stores. very popular now. >> 6:14 now. almost 6:15. let's check with mike for a look at the forecast. >> it's cold! >> definitely cold. not cold enough to make snow? kind of is in some areas. we'll really have some snow in those areas possibly over the weekend. good morning to you. let's map out the next seven days because winter still has a firm grip on our forecast. looking live from mount

notice of traffic violation, legally you don't have to answer the snitch ticket, but erin did. >> i was upset that i had essentially turned myself in when i didn't have to. >> according to california law, police are required to positively identity the photo taken by the red light cam rail with someone's driver's license photo. and if they can, most police departments just throw the tickets out. but some cities in the state, including right here in the bay area, send out notices anyway hoping to snitch out the violator. >> i thought it was a ticket. >> matt got the same kind of notice in the mail. the cameras caught a woman behind the wheel of his car not manging a full stop before making a right on red. he doesn't want to say who it is, because he ignored the notice. that is trying to get you to tell us -- >> traffic attorney, sherman says that's what he advises his clients to do. >> have the right to mandate that people snitch on another person. the answer is no. legally can anything happen to the person if they ignore you? >> legally, no. the department is got not getting rich. >> use

and cnbc's erin burnett is part of our team here. how does this all happen? >> the suez canal is a crucial artery, it's from east to west. all that middle eastern oil has to go somewhere. it goes through the suez canal. you're talking about tankers that carry a million barrels a piece going through this canal. and concerns about delays have driven oil prices higher, brian. it's interesting though, brian, that traders tell me if we were to see a full halt at the suez canal, you could see oil prices go as high as $120 a barrel. right now we're close to 90. that gives you a sense of how important these far corners of the world are. the suez canal matters a lot. >> it says nothing about the other jitters throughout this region and other countries as well. >>> when we come back, what it's like to a veteran of these streets to walk among the protesters here. >>> back here in cairo tonight, all of us on our team here on the ground spent a lot of time on these streets today. out with the people looking at this protest, seeing it, hearing it. for part of that time i w

and in the past year, rogers has been linked to espn reporter erin andrews, swimsuit model julie henderson and most recently country singer hillary scott. so who better to comment on all of the rumors than aaron's mom darla? >> will you all tell me if he is married or dating somebody, a certain country singer i like perhaps? >> and every interview, they ask is he dating a swimsuit model or a country western singer or a news analyst and the answer is no, and because early in his nfl career, i see something and i would call him and well, you didn't tell me and he is like mom, don't believe any of that stuff, it is just not true. >> well, then mrs. karnow got those questions back in the day. >> way back when. >> thank you. >>> well, damage from the san bruno pipeline disast clear have been greatly minimized if one thing -- disaster could have been greatly minimized if one thing was in place, it was recommended to pg&e for decades and what it was on the cw tonight. >>> and also at 10:00, 50% of the viewers tune in to just watch the commercials for the super bowl. and some of the hilarious ads

morningstar food analyst erin swanson says manufacturers are starting to recoup higher commodity costs by raising prices on some products. but she says that strategy could backfire with consumers. >> they've tried private label, and they perceive private label to be of higher quality than they did previously. and those trials probably wouldn't have occurred had the economic environment not gotten to be so difficult. >> reporter: swanson says introducing new products or brand extensions could help food companies boost sales. that's what lifeway foods is doing. the maker of the dairy drink kefir is facing higher milk prices. so, cfo edward smolyansky says lifeway is trying to attract more customers with a heart- healthy kefir, and a new juice brand it recently bought. >> with the acquisition of the first juice brand-- it's still considered a health type of a product sold in that kind of health market, but it's non- dairy, so we're not... so if we do see increasing in costs on the dairy side, we also have other products that are non- dairy based. >> reporter: lifeway hasn't raised prices

in the past year, rogers has been linked to espn reporter erin andrew, julie henderson, swim supermodel and then country singer hillary scott. who better than to comment on all of the rumors than aaron's mom darla. >> you have to tell me if he is married or dating anybody, a country singer perhaps? a certain country singer i like? >> i love. this every interview, they ask is he dating the swimsuit model or a country western singer or the news analyst and the answer is no, because early in his nfl career, i see something uncommon, well, you didn't tell me and he said mom, don't believe any of that stuff. it is just not true. >> this reporter ran into his parents at the stock yards in fort worth. they were just there to see the riding of the bull. can you imagine? and then she found out she was interviewing aaron rogers' parents. >> pretty cool. >>> and a sales pitch by police. how one bay area force is trying to regain some goodwill. and recruit officers, the first of its kind campaign. and that story and more coming up in 30 minutes. >>> that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. we will se

. >> erin williams has been involved in alemany farm for about 2 years. this is your land! >> this is my land. but it's everybody's land. and i just love the fact that we @an have honey and beehives that we extract from. >> [indistinct] oh my gosh they're right behind us. >> they're right behind us. >> what is this we're lking at? >> so, these are boxes of the honey that we keep. and they actually have a layer of, kind of like-- >> like a tray? >> like a tray that collects the honey on top of the tray. >> growing and looking after so many crops takes an army of volunteers. and many of them have had little or no farming experience. but they often see once they get their hands in the soil, well, they're hooked. >> if you can't bring the people to the land, well, you gotta bring the land to the people. and that's what we're doing here. we've got this beautiful property. anwe're taking advantage of it. >> jason marks, who graduated from a farming program at u.c.- santa cruz, has been one of the farm managers for several years. he says this project symbolizes urban farming in am

erin, tell me a little about that sign. read that sign for me. >> i'm your biggest fan. >> uh-huh. >> i brought you some gifts. >> okay. wow. and it says "good morning america." and has everybody's name on it. show me the gifts that you brought us. >> i brought you pot holders. >> you made these. and you picked out everybody's colors. you said this one's for me. which one are you giving george? >> this one. >> this one with the white and orange. i like that one. you made these yourself. these are fantastic. erin, thank you so much for that. can i get a hug? let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning. with my pot holder in hand. we're going to talk about cleveland. about six inches of snow out of this system. and chicagoland will come up with a good hit of snow, as well. this snow will spread anywhere from chicago to detroit, to -- yeah. even into burlington. it's a little bit north of new york city. but they'll get heavy rain out of it. the storm system will move across the country will spread could be

erin, start us, please. word "play" for $200. what is a playground? can i have word "play" for $400? what is a play-off? word "play," $600. what is the playlist? word "play," $800. what is "play it by ear"? word "play," $1,000. what is playback? can i have holiday fill in the blank for $200? what is labor? holiday, $400. what is july? holiday, $600. what is kwanzaa? holiday, $800.

erin burnett. that's admirable. thanks, erin. well done. okay. >>> also in the news, aol announced it will buy the online news site huffington post for $315 million. it is a struggling internet pos. it is the late eforay into the online news business. the huffington post was cofounded in 2005 by ariana huffington and ken learer, former aol vice president. >>> a fiery trail derailment caught on tape as flames shot thousands of feet into the skytracker. it was carrying 250,000 gallons of ethanol. all residents within two miles of the blast were evacuated. amazingly no one was hurt. my goodness.pictures. now back to meredith, matt and al who also may make a super bowl connection for us this morning. >> i haven't seen you since you were in chicago freezing your derriere off. >> don't worry. there's plenty more. let's see what's happening. we have another shot of winter coming this way. heavy rain through the gulf coast, especially into florida. northern florida, some places may see two inches of rain. then the second low coming up through the o

. >>> now to wall street and erin burnett. erin, good morning. >> good morning. the big talk today is that the biggest market in the world, the new york stock exchange, may not be american anymore. the german dutch company is deutsche board is in advance talks to acquire the new york stock exchange. that's a big story getting a lot of talk here. also ben bernanke said yesterday he thinks inflation is not a problem and saying this sobering thing, ann. he thinks it could take up to ten years at current growth rates to get employment down to 5% or 6%. or unemployment. which is obviously a sobering number. nerd alert, ann. i thought you would like this. the report about what caused the financial crisis, the financial crisis inquiry commission, there's a book. it's debuting at number ten on the "new york times" best-seller list. maybe as popular as justin bieber? maybe not. >> maybe not, but definitely as important. thank you so much, erin burnett. >> all right. >>> and finally now, "guitar hero" has left the building. bu. ac activision is pulling the plug on the cash

[ laughter ] ♪ i want to guac 'n' roll all night ♪ >> steve: "hey, man, let's watch 'erin guacovich.' i love that movie. [ laughter ] guac did you say?" >> jimmy: "he told me to -- ♪ guac this way and talk this way ♪ "don't mind if i don't." >> steve: "it's called dip, don't scoop, man!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "it ain't called scoop, brother!" oh, my god. [ applause ] oh, man. "it ain't called scoop, brother." >> steve: "it just do. put it in there, take it out." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, watching the game on a 60-inch, high-def, 3-d tv. con, watching mucinex commercials on a 60-inch, high-def, 3-d tv. [ laughter ] they have real mucus membranes. ♪ we built this city on guac 'n' roll ♪ [ laughter ] [ steve hums "rocky" theme ] >> steve: it's "guacky." >> jimmy: oh, "guacky?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] "yo, adrian, i just dipped!" [ laughter ] don't scoop it!" >> steve: "don't scoop it, rock!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "this tortilla is too big. i must break you." [ laughter ] >> steve: "oh, no, it's guaco!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, seeing uncle dan celebrate a team's touchdow

legally you don't have to answer the snitch ticket but erin did. >> i feel swindled. i was extremely upset that i had essentially turned myself in when i didn't have to. >> reporter: according to california law police are required to positively identify the photo taken by the red light camera with someone's driver's licence photo. and if they can't, most police departments just throw the tickets out. but some cities in the state including right here in the bay area, send out notices anyway hoping to snitch out the violators. >> i thought of the ticket. >> reporter: matt irving got the same kind of notice in the mail. the cameras caught a woman behind the wheel of his car not making a full stop before making a right on red. he doesn't want to say who it is because he just ignored the notice. >> that is definitely sneaky and underhanded to try to get you to tell on someone to make it look official. >> it is unethical. >> reporter: what he advises his clients to do. >> do the police have the right to mandate that people snitch on another person? the answer is no. legally

>> and i like green bay because of erin rogers. >> and you have the photograph of joe montana and with your favorite piece of memorabilia? >> i do not have a favorite ideas collect them all. >> you are a 49 year fan at heart? >> yes, a season-ticket holder since 1958. >> when did you leave? >> we leave for austin, texas and then to dallas on thursday. >> i would imagine that with that of commercials would like to come to our show you have a lineup? >> it has accelerated. >> of vern glenn? kidd has been great. -for glenn has been great. >> larry, is a nice to meet you. . halfmoon's you 11, 45 consecutive super bowls. we will see you at 11:00 p.m. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. >>> charlie sheen's next move after checking into rehab. >> and everything you missed from one o

erin brockivich will join compost at the meeting later this morning. >>> we'll take you right to the maps to show you what we have for the slowdowns. right near the maze, no major issues approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. then taking a live look at the toll plaza itself you can see the volume steady and light. no metering lights with a nice steady flow of traffic. we may not get the live shot, so we'll move you to livermore where we have slowing here as well. a steady flow of traffic. a disabled vehicle cleared westbound 580 at vasco with slowing into pleasanttop and dublin. slowdown past 84 coming down any sunol. that is different than the backup we saw earlier in the week. 880 has a smooth drive past the coliseum. a steady flow of lights are filling the maze. still 15 minutes coming out of the 238 interchange off the castro valley and heading up to the bay bridge toll plaza. on the other side of the water, southbound 101 did confirm from chopper that southbound 101 is open but the whipple avenue off-ramp is where the activity is at the off-ramp. the off-ramp is open but the hit

applause ] >> jimmy: meanwhile, in college basketball, espn sideline reporter and former "dancing" star erin andrews was at the kansas/kansas state game saturday. watch the kid signaling behind her as he's the focus of our "behind the news." >> despite the lead kansas had, coach bill self told me he talked to his team about rebounds and finishing -- >> jimmy: when you're right you're right. last night here in los angeles, the 17th annual screen actors guild awards, s.a.g. awards, our guest tonight julianna margulies won best dramatic actress. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: usually at award shows when they go through the list of nominees they show clips of the work they're nominated for. last night winona ryder was nominated for outstanding female actor for a tv or miniseries and had an unusual reaction to her own clip. >> winona ryder. when love is not enough. "the lois wilson story." >> you have no idea what i've been through. you're my husband and i can't depend on you at all. >> jimmy: i was -- when love is not enough, the lois wilson story? what the hell is my agent thinking? this is

now to wall street as erin burnett is at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning. we'll have a lower open, but the markets have been inching higher. if you bought in 2009, the worst day of all you would have doubled your money. we are a couple points shy of a full double. thatle milestone may surprise people who say weal still don't have jobs. all eyes will be on washington today as ben bernanke testifies in front of a committee on the house of representatives. he'll talk about the fed, jobs, inflation in front of paul ryan's budget committee. that will be the big story of the session. >> all right. thanks for the heads-up. erin burnett, thank you very much. >>> an update now on a guest we have had on the broadcast several times. al irki babeneau had a heart transplant tuesday and we are happy to report the family says the surgery went well and doctors are removing the pump today. we wish her luck. >>> finally a grandmother who battled thieves with her handbag is britain's new hero. we have nbc's stephanie gosk with the story from london. stephanie, good morning. >

for now on this we go to cnbc's erin burnett at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> good morning. we have the watchdog people are looking for in the turmoil of the middle east. the oil that america buys surged in price yesterday. the most in two years. that's the oil libya pumps. we are talking light sweet crude. keep in mind, libya has only 2% of global production so it's small but one of six countries in the middle east which includes saudi arabia, iran and iraq which controls 60% of the world's oil reserves. it matters for all of us. prices at the pump, some say could go up 10 to 12 cents. just due to the jump we saw yesterday. back to you. >> that's going to hurt. erin burnett, thank you. >>> violence and tension in yemen's capitales indicate lated overnight where two young protesyemen's capital when pro government demonstrators open fire on peaceful demonstrators. the king of bahrain has made good on the promise to release political prisoners fleeing 25 detainees, including a prominent blogger. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuels

now to wall street and erin burnett at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it looks like we'll get a breath of relief. gain for stocks, oil pulling back from 100 on news saudi arabia will pump more oil. after years of bidding boeing won a contract for tankers. they can refuel other planes in the air. it's taken years to get it. it's worth $35 billion and will provide jobs in 40 states. >> good news. >> we need jobs. >> no question. >> and we have lift-off. the most travelled spaceon. >> and we have lift-off. the most travelled spaceshift blasted into orbit for the first time. "discovery" is on a mission to resupply the international space station carrying six humans and one robot who tweeted from space "hello universe." now back to al in miami for a check of the weather. hey, al. >> hey, ann. we are here at the miami beach hotel for the 10th annual south beach food & wine festival. we'll meet the winner of the burger bash, the only guy to do it two years in a row. frrgeous weather here today. but in the east we have t

host: erin matson is the action vice president for the national organization of women and has been our guest talking about title x family-planning programs. thank you for being on the program. we want to tell you a little bit about who will be on "washington journal" tomorrow. we will be discussing the developments in the politics up on the hill and at the white house as well as the cpac convention which has been in town most of this week with stephen dinan, david mark, senior editor of "politico." we will be talking about the budget process as it unfolds with robert bixby of the concord coalition and samer shehata talking about the muslim brotherhood and the priorities as egypt seeks to forming a government after the recent uprising. that is coming up tomorrow on "washington journal." we went to you know that we have been covering the cpac conference for most of the week and one of the articles talking about that conference is in "the new york times peacoat "gop hopefuls offer criticism of all things obama." they will conduct a straw poll in late this afternoon they will be releasing

it was featured in movies erin brockovich as has been listed in the report on carcinogens since 1980 as a known human carcinogen. it is well-established that a suggestion of high concentrations of chromium-6 can lead to severe gastrointestinal distress and death. the ndp has done extensive animal testing on chromium-6 in drinking water and found that it causes cancer in laboratory animals following exposure in drinking water. they have also funding university research studying chromium-6. scientists at duke university are looking at chromium-6 toxicity and expression of genes that may ultimately lead to cancer. a research group at brown university funded by our superfund research program is studying how exposure to chromium-6 modifies dna and human cell. this research gives information about though some biological response and why one person is affected when another person is not. other researchers in the group at brown are developing new methods for moving chromium-6 from water supplies. perchlorate under the chemical of concern is found naturally in our climates but it is also manu