. >> reporter: after a year in bed and with nearly enough money for medical bills, clark tried to get back on his feet. a couple months later, he suffered a heart attack. clark wasn't able to do any strenuous activities. and without money and a job, he went into depression. but this agency is giving him hope. >> this place has helped me out to no end. it's gotten me through to the point where i'll have money coming in within a month and a half. >> reporter: without organizations like loaves and efficiency, many won't know where to turn. >> we have guests tell us before i knew about you, i was going through garbage cans and dumpsters looking for food and it's really unfortunate. i wouldn't want to have to live that way. >> reporter: more than half of the clients of the food bank in 2010 reported having to choose from paying for food and paying for utilities, while a third had to choose between food or medical care. >> we have a problem where i -- [ indescernible ] >> reporter: joanne ryan kerr met clark at loaves and fishes. she says this free meal helps her save money for medicine and

the national security adviser, bill clark, asked me to explain some of the things that were going on in space, which i did her go but as the meeting went on it became clear to me that the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that the space policy had taken so long to develop and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given enough emphasis within his administration. he wanted that changed. he wanted an organization to pull together all the sections of the space program into one coherent whole. that is what resulted in the senior interagency group for space, one of those acronyms that could only be invented by a bureaucrat u.s. government. not as as some later when ones such as the national space council, but nevertheless it got the job done. it established the national security adviser as the chairman of the -- the first time that had ever been done. he had established an executive secretary who is the guy who did most of the dirty work, who tried to bring the agencies together in meeting after meeting after meeting. and we tried to br

the national security adviser, bill clark, asked me to explain some of the things that were going one, which i did her go but as the meeting went on it became clear to me that the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that the space policy had taken so long to develop and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given enough emphasis within his administration. he wanted that changed. change. he wanted an organization to pull together all the sections of the space program into one coherent whole. that is what resulted in the senior interagency group for space, one of those acronyms that could only be invented by a bureaucrat u.s. government. not as as some later when ones such as the national space council, but nevertheless it got the job done. it established the national security adviser as the chairman of the -- the first time that had ever been done. he had established an executive secretary who is the guy who did most of the dirty work, who tried to bring the agencies together in meeting after meeting after meeting. and we tried to br

i had arrived at the white house about two months earlier, and had been only a week when bill clark, the national security adviser, brought me into meet with the president for the first time. i sat there in awe. the national security advisor, bill clarke, asked me to explain some of the things that were going on in space, which i did. but as the meeting went on, it became clear to me the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that space policy it taken so long to develop, and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given an of emphasis within the administration. he wanted that changed. he wanted an organization to pull together all the sections of the space program into one coherent hold. that's what resulted in the senior interagency group for space, one of those acronyms, that could only be invented by a bureaucrat in the u.s. government, not as sexy as some later ones such as the national space council, but nevertheless it got the job done. it established the national security adviser as the chairman of the s.i.g. space. the first tim

the national security adviser bill clark asked me to explain some of the things that are going on in space, which i did but as the meeting went on it became clear to me that the president was a little frustrated. he was frustrated that the space policy it taken so long to develop and he was also frustrated that it didn't appear that space policy was being given enough emphasis within his administration and he wanted that change. he wanted an organization to pull together all the sections of the space or graham into one coherent whole. this is what resulted in the senior interagency group for space. one of those acronyms that could only be invented by a bureaucrat in the u.s. government. but not as as some later ones such as the national space council. but nevertheless it got the job done. it established the national security adviser as the chairman of space. the first time it had ever been done. it established an executive secretary, who is the guy who did most of the dirty work, who tried to bring the agencies together in meeting after meeting after meeting, and we try to bring toge

trial the dancing itos with special guest marcia clark, ladies and gentlemen. >> bill: those were the days. both got them right. here is the easiest question of the five. we throw this in braw because e want everybody to feel good. if you don't get this correct, not good. o.j. simpson captivated the nation with the low speed chase in a white board bronco. >> just throw it out the window. we will let you go out there. just throw it out the window, please, you are scaring everybody. think of your kids. >> i'm not going to hurt anybody. >> i know you're not going to hurt anybody. >> tell them i'm all sorry. >> who was driving that bronco? a, kato kay lin. >> who was driving the vehicle? >> cards up, please. and that is correct, al cowlings. >> yog the memory a bit. >> tied at two. before he ordered his followers to dmit murder, charles manson was a wannabe song writer and member of the california music scene. for a period in 968 he lived in the house with the drummer from what band. >> what band that was? roll the tape. ♪ good, good, good, good vibration ♪ >> bill: you both were right, d

bill. 8:19. the kimberly clark cap reported their second-quarter earnings dropped sharp, an 18% jump in profits.are setting to drive these with price hikes. dim berly clark makes scott papers -- kimberly clark makes scott papers, huggies 'typers. >>> new ice cream lovers you have a new reason you want to donate blood as of today. the american red cross is offering a pint of dr -- the program runs through the end of the month. the offer applies to locations at five bay area red cross centers. they are the ones in san jose, oakland, pleasant hill, newark hand pleasanton. >>> a landmark is closing. 31 years to the day it opened. the theater's long time owner say this is an error of streaming video. and the red track do not traffic moviegoers. >>> still ahead, a bush prior raising in system. >>> sand >>> and what's happening today that could answer the daes about amy white -- the questions about aimy whitehouse's death. >>> welcome back. more than 1,000 firefighters are fighting a brush fire that's burned almost 11,000 acres in san diego county. the fire started thursday on the los kye yotis indian

clarke: this bill, this amendment which transfers money from the afghanistan security forces to homeland security, it better supports existing law, better supports this defense budget because it better protects the american people. the chair: the gentleman will speak to the point of order. mr. young: mr. chairman. the point of order -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. young: the gentleman is addressing the amendment and not the point of order. the chair: the chair will address members on the point of order. the chair is prepared to rule. mr. clarke: mr. chair, just to clarify. i was explaining -- in order to explain my position on the point of order i had to explain the merits of this amendment. this defense budget is about protecting the american people. i'm saying -- the chair: the gentleman will speak to the point of order. the gentleman will speak to the point of order. the chair is prepared to rule. for the reasons stated in the previous ruling, the amendment violates clause 2 of rule 21. the point of order is sustained. the amendment is not in order. mr. young: mr. chair

bills. >>> there is a new british open champion this morning. >> with a smile. darren clark has his major. >> northern ireland darren clark won his first major title yesterday with an even par 70 in the final round. that gave the 43-year-old a three stroke victory. in tahoe actor jack wagner held off a late charge by dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo to win the american century championship. wagner is the only nonprofessional athlete to have won the tournament in its 22 years. but the shot of the day belonged to former nhl mvp joseph sac ky. he hit a hole in one. winning $1 million. half of that money is going to go to charity. >>> all right well the world watch as the women of the u.s. and japan battled it out. the final result left many people breathless. >>> plus the changes some drivers will notice this morning on one bay area freeway. >>> here's a looks at 280 near san jose. we'll take a looks at the mccarthur maze coming up. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news it's monday, july 18 it i'm kraig debro. >> i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the day off. we

the fact that bill to manufacture in the wage we're talking about something flung through it looks like it's a war of our minds like something you must. remember killed the bacteria clark. comes up with the. trick make the trip. in oil that is if you want to get a lot of packages and food must be preserved suspect discussing something from the food. so what is a hydrogenated oil i drive unaided or oil is a manmade fact a trans fat you see that is just a big molecule that's made mostly of carbon carbon atoms are bonded together like a chain there hydrogen atoms attached along the chain and if the carbon chain is completely saturated with hydrogen that's a saturated fat and if there are some missing spots. that's a non saturated fat get it ok so what is transferred it transmits in as a. bizarre zero type. unsaturated fatty acid where the double bond is present for the hydrogen atoms that are attached to the carbon chain are on the opposite side of the carbon chain. just about all of the polyunsaturated fats in nature have the carbon atoms on the same side it's sis but with industrial processing. vegetable oils the bonds get rearranged so the hydrogen atoms are on opposit

bill say it's a form of mutilation. the sad little planet that was. i'll introduce them to some new friends, the fractions, and some cold blooded ones, the dinosaurs. [sfx: dinosaur growl] clarkay, here's what they'll need: markers, scissors, crayons, pencils, folders, juice boxes, pretzel sticks, glue sticks, tape that sticks, and glitter. so much glitter. school takes a lot. target has it all. >>> stanford is moving forward with a bid to applied sciences campus in new york city. the university announced today it will submit a proposal by october. new york city is offering $9,500 to help the winner to build that campus. >>> mark is here now with sports, and the giants keep finding a way to win. >> playing slick baseball. really, really solid fundamental baseball along the way. you always hear baseball is the microcosm for life. the giants right now on the money. they call up brandon phelps for the brandon. guess who tonight's hero is. you will see him but check out the woman who gets the foul ball. look at the little boy behind. he's a little upset that he did not get that foul ball. and he is ticked off. you will see from him a little later. and ticket to ride, solo shot. g

bills. with that i yield one minute to the gentleman from michigan, mr. clarke. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan voiced for one minute. -- is recognized for one minute. mr. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask this congress to cut and cap the true debt that's crushing americans right now, robbing them of any financial security and killing off jobs. i'm asking this congress to take certain mortgage loans, cut those mortgage principles and cap them the current home value. let's do that. that will help people who are underwater right now on their mortgages. let's cut, cap and forgive certain student loans so americans won't to have to spend a lifetime -- won't have to spend a lifetime repaying back on their education. you see, when you give americans more money by eliminating their personal debt, they'll be able to save more, invest more, responsibly spend more, that's how you create jobs. the most powerful way to get this economy engaged again is to help americans become free of personal debt. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the

the best we could in this bill, and i would oppose the amendment and ask my members to oppose the amendment. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. clarke: i ask the gentleman to yield the time, please. mr. simpson: i'd be happy to yield if i have time left. the chair: the gentleman reclaims his time. you have time left. mr. simpson: reclaiming my time. i yield to the gentleman. mr. clarke: thank you, sir, i appreciate it. i do have a newspaper article that does state that the oil and gas industry does hold around 7,200 drilling permits that haven't been used yet but i do take the gentleman's point in consideration. if there's a way we could work out something because i'm not trying to undercut the drilling program at all here. did i notice in fiscal year 2012 -- i did notice in fiscal year 2012 that there was a -- i should say a surplus in terms of what we funded which was around $45 million in terms of the collections that were received, arneds $27 million. so there was around an $18 million overfunding there. so that's why i did ask for this offset because i felt it would be responsible and would not undercut the drilling permit prog

clark report total of? [roll call] >> of the amendment is not agreed to. mr. mcgovern? >> i have an amendment to the rule to change the provision that gives one day's notice for the suspension bills so any amendment to the united states constitution being considered under suspension the joint resolution will be available through the legislative days and i would like a moment to be able to speak on it. >> please proceed. >> when we began this new congress, we talked about 72 hours that we would have the review the legislation. and then that was interpreted as three days with, now we're being told one day and we don't know if that is 12 hours or constitutes one day by this latest definition, and we are talking about something that a vote on the constitutional amendment is not absolutely necessary or is not necessary at all for the debt ceiling crisis. it could have been treed days after you decide to introduce it, but amending the constitution in the united states a balanced budget amendment to the constitution has been considered in the house on five occasions. the last time democrats brought it up was and 94. there were even hours of debate and five alternatives in addition to th