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>> a lot is speculation and proved now a lot of variation in oil prices is because people on wall street are buying oil and selling them when they think they can make a lot of money and causes the volatility to go crazy. >> you can say it has to do with the trade deficit, the more we produce and not buying from others. if youre willing to have oil spills in your backyard for the trade deficit, even that is slightly bogus because the rest of the world is already switching over to alternative ener...

Some snow right now across parts of kansas, across the west, california looking really good, which is the great news after this really rough couple of weeks weve had and now the rain and snow is farther north across parts of oregon and washington. ainsley, to you inside speaking ever spring. >> ainsley: thank you, rick. well, it might not feel like spring in most parts of the country yet, but as we wait for the warm-up. its time to talk about light seasonal food. our chef, great scott is here, w...

Were supposed to get and many of the new vaccinations available for adults. of course you always want your annual flu shot but theres a chickenpox vaccine. many adults have never had chickenpox before and its a much more serious infection for adults compared to children. theres a variation of chickenpox we call zoster. a dangerous rash that affects older people and stwlainflames nerves. we know about hepatitis a and b. hepatitis b vaccine will protect you not only from the hepatitis infection bu...

Exploding parcels were sent from yemen. awlaki, this cleric who trained -- who inspired -- >> ft. hood. >> -- the ft. hood shooter is hiding in yemen. hes an american yemeni. and the people who are writing an online magazine called "inspire" which has had four editions so far, available in colloquial english available on your computer that tell you how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom is written in yemen. so aqap, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is need to be thinkin comes after the ...

Be left in a bathtub on ale roof and if something like this happens, it is so exposed. >> keeping spent fuel in a pool is how everybody does it across the world. we do it -- the fuel itself has -- >> across the united states its in a place that is so unsecure that if there was, god forbid, an earthquake or a plane crash, a terrorist attempt, is it -- is it justing up in the roof if the building gets destroyed and the water gets shut down and power gets shut down could this happen in the united s...

Difference, but its the type of thing that the average driver would never be able to notice. talking about maybe a half second, zero to 60. you will not get knock. knock is really, in many cases, a thing of the past, largely because cars have become so computerized these days if theres any variation in the level of the fuel, the computers in the car will immediately perceive that and basically tune the car on the fly to adjust to it. >> i think the biggest takeaway, phillip, everybody needs to r...

Care contributions from the employees. the battle is over, harold. >> you agree, the real effort on the part of walker was to destroy the unions? you agree with that? >> i think it was both. the long-term problem was the unions power. he solved that. >> the answer is yes? >> the answer is yes to both. >> what do you think? >> i think -- i guess it seems to me is a delusion behind this that the basic problem, with public sector finance is the unions. it just seems to me incorrect. especially the ...

That exist and theyre attracting increasing scrutiny. proponents say that genetic tests can help parents steer their children to the sports that theyre predisposed to excel at. critics are saying the tests put profit before science and keep kids from following their dreams. dr. jeffrey vance is chairman of the department of genetics at the university of miami and joins me live from miami. i just want to say one thing here and that is we are ex-picketing an announcing from president obama in the ...

Country. >> thanks to both of you. lets talk more about whats been going on in some of these states here. democrats left the capitol to stop a bill thats unfair to unions. weve seen in in wisconsin. similar battles in ohio and new jersey. joining me on the phone is indiana house democratic leader patrick bower. thank you for being with us, leader bower. tell us what youre doing and why. >> right now were going over some of the bills that will really end universal public education and its really ...

Cars. you dont recall parts you put in a person. >> reporter: when katie, an active 41-year-old newlywed, needed a hip replacement, she got a new variation on a common hip. one that was marketed to younger, active people. she wasnt told it had never been tested in humans. >> its just upsetting and its depressing. >> reporter: she was one of 100,000 americans who received the defective hip. her doctors said it was leaking toxic cobalt and chromium into her body. >> its been horrible. >> reporter:...