under california law that may end up splitting that amount. and she might get half, as a matter of fact. she s also seeking joint custody of their two teenage children. children. in just over two months, the september 11th memorial is set to open, but it s missing something crucial, an extra 3 million dollars. the port authority executive director saying the money is needed to build the security fence and a new visitor check in area. he says the port authority is already putting 4 million towards the 16 million dollar project, and someone else needs to step up to the plate to plug that hole. he s asking mayor michael bloomberg to help find the extra money. a lot of money was out there and lots of hustle aen bustle in new york city today. here is a live look now outside of our studios and that s what you re seeing as thousands take in a street fair on this holiday weekend. for tens of thousands of new york city school kids, denver story. the summer there tends to be
glitch. 63 million dollars. that s how much it will cost the u.s. astronaut in 2014 to flyy two and from a international space station on a russian spacecraft. they have a biggest contract charge and 56 million and now that we are overa barrel. russia wants more. brian: us the space plane. threat of a nuclear disaster in japan may affect america s energy policy. we have details on what else we could be dealing with. hey, william. reporter: there are three concerns. the engineering problem that may exist in 12 u.s. plants and what does it mean for the nuclear industry. first, remember that no energy source is risk free. you have oil rick. coal mining cave ins and nuclear release and national gas explosion. that can have a political back
six to ten inches at times, tuesday and wednesday and then for us here, then is moves off to the northeast and snow across interior sections and you know they ll be happy, connecticut, new york city, all looking like it s mostly rain this time. no additional snow. and looks like at this point that s it for us in the northeast. you know it s bad when you re just happy for rain. thanks, so much, rick. rain? and thanks so much. everybody looking forward to the big game today super bowl between the packers and steelers, but some folks, like my co-hosts here, most looking forward to the commercials. love them. they re only cost ago mere 2.8 to 3 million dollars for 30 second ads this year. and you better hope they came up with some good ads. here is one from the folks at doritos. oh, baby, check this out: you want a dorito?
brett favre, we re not talking about sports, we re talking about trash no parallel. why did you look at us for that. and the worst of 2010 in toledo, ohio, you re not trash. and the high-tech overhaul of the garbage collecting system, where it was automated and it was supposed to save the city in excess of 3 million dollars, it didn t happen. no, it actually cost. there are all sorts of unforeseen and unexpected little things here and there, and it turned out to be, i guess you could say a disaster. the trash. it was trash. you know what, it s interesting, maybe down the line, if this type of thing could actually work and not right now, there s a lot to work out and say like first generation technology, wait until inbound ma the third generation, maybe that s what happened here, but here is an idea that could work actually, this is actually a fairly brilliant idea and see if you d be into this. fairly brilliant or brilliant? well, because there s still some holes the
i ll go line by line to make sure we re not spending money unwisely. as a candidate and president barack obama promised to cut wasteful spending. we are going to go through our federal government budget as i promised during the campaign, page by page, line by line, eliminating those programs we don t need. so how is it taxpayer still pay 3 million dollars for research into the world of war craft as an emerging form of communication and millions to deepen our awareness of the environment by posting poetry at zoos? or 600 grand to archive grateful dead memorabilia like flyers and ticket stubs. our government is so big and we allow people to make decisions that are just clueless as to the situation we find ourselves in. it s really a killing strip there s so much traffic. reptilers got 150,000 from the feds for a tunnel to top