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here's a band-aid. it's not a used band-aid but no longer has its protective paper.k i would be embarrassed if the national inquirer went through my purse. they'd probably be very board with the contents of my purse. >> we want to thank josie for putting that together for us. you can win a trip to see the premier of "katie" live in new york city on september 10th. here's how you have to enter. like "the katie show" on facebook.com/katie show and tell them why you're katie couric's biggest fan. you can get there by going to a special section by going to our website, that's abc2news.com/katie. >>> time now for five things you may want to know on this friday. tomorrow penn state opens its football season against ohio. this is the first football game since the former assistant football coach jerry sandusky was convicted of child sex abuse. >>> and two years ago today the u.s. military mission in iraq ended. today the president will address troops at fort bliss, texas. >>> and today marks the 15th anniversary for the death of princess diana. she died in a car accident in

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. >> instead of correcting the situation they continue to put a band aid on it. >>> pg & e today told me they are investigating. coming up at 6:00 i'll tell you another worry for people in this neighborhood this marker pg & e confirms is a gas leak for this neighborhood. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a spare the air alert will remain in effect in the bay area at least through tomorrow. air quality managers say pollution is at unhealthy levels. here's a live picture of mount diablo with the oakland hills in the foreground. people sensitive with air quality should limit their time outdoors. let's check in with mark tamayo to see where those triple digits hit today, mark. >> reporter: big temperature range once again in the bay area from the low 60s coast side. warm up 40 degrees that's where we have the inland heat to 100 degrees. we're still working for the high but here's a look at the current numbers out there. vacaville right now 103 degrees. fairfield was 100. same deal for antioch and gilroy. just to show you the temperature time line throughout the day, out toward antioch

delegates mock john mccain's service and sacrifice to this country with some devisive purple heart band-aid. that's bull [bleep] -- sorry, those are the republican delegates mocking his war wounds in 2004. you know what, actually, actually, that is funny. but what was the main thrust of john mccain's message? >> we have to change is the way we do business in washington. >> jon: hmm. that's funny. i -- i think i remember another guy with a very similar message. >> the change we need doesn't come from washington, change comes to washington. [applause] >> jon: no. no. no, no, not that guy. >> i want to change the tone of washington. >> jon: that's the guy! i remember that! he's going to change the tone of washington. how did that work out? i'm sure the change that john mccain wants to bring is very different from the change george bush wanted to bring. >> i will lead our nation toward a culture that values life. a culture of life. when a school district receives federal funds to teach poor children, we expect them to learn. >> we need to shake up failed school bureaucracies. i'll ask in depend

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if you have more kids, a lot more band-aids. >> a well stocked kit could provide easily accessible first aid care to an injured person prior to them being traps ported to a hospital or facility supplies just in a simple box will do. >>> you know, parents as your kids are getting ready it head back to school, there last one more thing to check off on the list. whooping cough is making a comeback. the best way to avoid it is to get the vaccine. as our health reporter linda so tells us, your kids aren't the only ones who need to get that vaccine. >> reporter: it's a disease we haven't heard about in awhile but whooping caff or pertussis is on the -- cough or pertussis is on the rise. >> nine children have died of it. >> reporter: two main factors are contributing to the outbreak. not all parents are getting their kids immunized and the effectiveness is wearing off in many adults. >> the vaccines that parents got when they were children is in the giving the lifelong protection against pertussis. >> reporter: that's why the doctor said it's important for adults to get it as well as kids. the

you are putting a band-aid over it. until the unsolved murders are getting solved -- there are still retaliation going on. these people remember and they see the people who did it and they're killing again. how long are we going to lead our children die? these people, these children have brothers and sisters. innocent kids are being murdered. this is a mental condition. we carry that with us every day. the kids are not learning because they are writing essays about their murdered family members. what do we do about this? we need to do something about this. we should not have to go out and put our pictures and hang them up for people to tear them down. we need help. i do not know how many times i can say this. it has been five or six years since my son was murdered. he died saving someone else's life. i put him in catholic school. i did everything i was supposed to do as a mother and his life is gone. you have children. i know you do. you have nieces. it is not as people of color. it is everybody. we need to do something

this is a band-aid but no longer as its protective paper. i wouldn't mind if the national enqoirer went through my purse. they would probably be bored. >> reporter: chicken bones? i went through several purses. you got to have hair goop, your tanning goggles, crayons. that's a mom staple, coupons, you mail. it we found it all in the purse and surplus of jewelry this. amazing stuff in our purse, kelly, and you gave up just a couple things from your purse, nothing too excited. >> no. not nearly as exciting as katie's. >> reporter: back to you. >> we want to show you the afternoon lineup starting september 10th. we are not moving general hospital. it will stay on at 3:00. so that is good news. then keep it right here for katie at 4:00 and keep it here longer. join us for abc2 news at 5. >>> an action packed lineup coming at us. today more sunshine. good weather across the baltimore area, across central maryland. 84. humidity comfortably low. sun sets tonight at 7:40 as those days get shorter and shorter. weather through the day sunshine dominat

. >> the principle of saturation is like putting a band aid on a gun shot wound.'re not repairing anything by doing it. >> reporter: since this new method has been tried, most crime statistics are down. but the murder rate has soared. in the third police district it is up 91% over last year. >> it's like a war zone. and it's not just in one spot. the shooting can be anywhere. >> reporter: the third district encompasses gritty street corners, vacant land, and boarded up buildings. but it also has quiet tree lined streets. michelle obama's childhood home is in the 3rd district. police say 75 to 80% of the murders and shooting here are gang related. >> one of things we did early on was conduct a gang audit in all 23 districts in city. that information is given to district commander. one of things we focused on it is difficult to stop first shooting but we focus on subsequent shootings. one shootings can result in five or six additional shootings. >> reporter: when officers barbara jenkins and ameen mustfa are on patrol, they have all the information from the gang aud

. >> many say it is a band-aid solution and it will be right back where it was. >> later this morning they released more information on the shooting death of a man there yesterday afternoon. responding to a 911 call there they found the victim there. investigators have not released the man's name or many other details about how he died. they hope witnesses will come forward and help them find the killer. >>> there are new developments in a story we have been following. some critical federal assistance is coming to the east contra costa fire district. they are receiving a grant from fema for their staffing for adequate fire and emergency response program, also known as safer. it was created to help fire departments increase staffing in their communities. east contra costa cut 16 jobs and closed three stations in june in brentwood, nightson and bethel island after voters rejected a partial tax measure. >> -- the grant -- morning -- and -- be able to -- back up -- that -- >> there is no word yet on which fire stations may re- open. >>> and some of those east contra costa firefighters wer

someone who knows first hand that all of these tax increases coming in our small businesses, all the band-aids from obamacare and dodd-frank, someone knowing that the choking red tape that is struggling and strangling and suffocating our success of small businesses is what is keeping us from creating jobs. it is what is keeping us from creating prosperity. this is a man who understands these things. this is a man who, when his country needed him, to save the u.s. olympics, it was a moment where the olympics were in doubt. it was bloated. it was wasteful. it was corrupted. that sound familiar, by the way? his country asked him to move to salt lake, to turned it around and save the olympics and he did it and we are so proud of that moment. [cheers and applause]. >> the contrast could not be more clear. when he was governor of massachusetts, he balance aid budget without raising taxes. president obama just has given us budgets with no balance ever and a lot of new taxes. if president obama's economic policies of borrowing, taxing, and spending worked, we'd be entering a golden age along with gree

. >> yeah, i think part of what's going on from almost the practical point of view, but not band aidingreason why it should happen, a lot of the producers are white. and psychologically, whites may be more attracted to helping other whites. it's not because they don't want to help black folks but it's what they're used to. that's what they grow up. >> they have to pick one. >> exactly. so as we get more black producers, we will see more of the cases where we can look at what's going on with the black victims. >> i hope so. larry, we'll go to you. you actually had this happen to you. you're like a case study of what we have been talking about. your son comes up missing. his friends gave some information, changes the story at some point. you become suspicious. then you reach out the law enforcement, right? >> that's correct. >> that does law enforcement do? >> he attended a high school basketball game december of 2005. never showed up home after. since the disappearance, there have been leads and speculations coming from them stating that my son was done there. we believe he's down there,

someone who knows first hand that all of these tax increases coming in our small businesses, all the band-aidsm obamacare and dodd-frank, someone knowing that the choking red tape that is struggling and strangling and suffocating our success of small businesses is what is keeping us from creating jobs. it is what is keeping us from creating prosperity. this is a man who understands these things. this is a man who, when his country needed him, to save the u.s. olympics, it was a moment where the olympics were in doubt. it was bloated. it was wasteful. it was corrupted. that sound familiar, by the way? his country asked him to move to salt lake, to turned it around and save the olympics and he did it and we are so proud of that moment. [cheers and applause]. >> the contrast could not be more clear. when he was governor of massachusetts, he balance aid budget without raising taxes. president obama just has given us budgets with no balance ever and a lot of new taxes. if president obama's economic policies of borrowing, taxing, and spending worked, we'd be entering a golden age along with greece.

i do not believe romney can fix this, but he can put a band-aid on a hemorrhage. thank you. >> glenn, from maryland. on twitter, this -- where are the details of his plan? obama took office promising better with no plan, and look what we got. next up is the t-shirt, supporter of the president in new jersey. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to say, a good comment about romney's speech. it was good, but i believe the republicans are liars and, if governor romney is elected, it will take us back to the bush administration. that is exactly what he is therefore -- the rich and not for the poor and middle class. i like the comment on the clint eastwood commentary, which was extremely disrespectful to the office of the presidency. president barack obama would never have even insinuated using curse words to speak or respond to somebody who criticize him. i thought that that portion as a prelude to governor romney's speech was just -- it just goes to show what the republicans stand for. how the audience reacted to it, how they laughed, it shows that gover

the problem is, we are using band-aids. we wait for somebody to break the law. then we arrest them and prosecute them. that is what is great for our politicians to focus on. wow, i'm coming down hard on crime. it is getting to the going of this. how to cut off the i.d. fraud in the beginning. that is where people are being the most exploited. we have to stop it in the beginning. >> you cannot just do it to one side. the judges said they were on notice and they should have done something. >>shepard: a lost americans spend more time or more than a tenth of their income to buy gas. a tenth of their income. that number, we are told, could rise. next, prices headed up to the pump. also, how a big fire in california plays into this equation. >>shepard: tempers flaring in richmond, california, hundreds heckling a panel of chevron officials as the huge refinery in the bay area which we reported. we told you of the story yesterday. the flames broke out monday night at a chevron plant in richmond, california. officials say the smoke sent close to 1,000 people to area hosp

you need one of these you need a shoulder to shoulder melted missile launcher you know you need a band-aid launcher so you know if exercise my second amendment rights i need the right to bear grenades if i go to baghdad somebody might be in there with a cone or to attack assault rifle i mean one of these the production is a second amendment rights and you know the second amendment right argument in america by the way is completely specious for the very simple reason if you thought you were protecting your second amendment to protect against terror me you would have acted already the fact that you haven't proved your. week but speaking of missiles you know there are missiles all over the apartment buildings across east london. apparently defending the sponsorship rights to the sponsors of the olympics well olympics anger as visa cards crashed at wembley many football fans at wembley were left hungry and thirsty after till stopped accepting card payments spectators were told that they could not use visa the only credit or debit cards permitted because of their status as an official partner o

everyone agrees with the plan, the senior adviser to a gop presidential candidates to romney is it's a band-aid approach to serious programproblem. >> when you have americans of hispanic descent who have an unemployment rate about 10% higher than the national average the most important thing you can do is get the economy moving again. the process under way will not lead to citizenship and remains a temporary solution. a judge during the drew peterson murder trial today says he is ready to blow his brains out. >> everyday is a van full year, there was another scolding by the judge and another apology by prosecutors and an expert witness whose unique investigation message is banned from court. the judge appeared so frustrated with prosecutors that he joked about blowing his brains out after another violation by them saying: he went way overboard and tacked on the state's case just to gain an advantage. the defense attorney made an objection when jim was questioning the state's expert witness dr. jerry blown who conducted the second autopsy on kathleen savio in 2007 after her body was exhumed he r

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in the two thousand and eight crisis when they stopped lending then central banks got together to band-aid. over the situation but they never solve the problem that these banks don't trust each other so they're going to put up gold which is the only real collateral you can ever put up for any training and that's been true for five thousand years and it also effectively monetizes gold which is something people say can never be done ever again and yet there's a c.m.e. saying gold is money that's what that means and central banks around the world are reversing themselves by though buying gold going forward and you know i'm just waiting for the right moment because of course you referenced j.p. morgan referencing my technology and all their derivatives transactions i have course i've built in a back door into that technology and when the moment is right i'm going to pull the plug in that stocks go to zero people so how do you know stocks go to zero and i can tell you because i'm going to pull the plug on that piece of well of course on this derivatives market the biggest holder of derivatives

. -- we will put some band aids on it. tax the wealthy more, give to the poor. i do not consider myself with the at all. i am a in the 35% tax on the federal and state tax and colorado i am in the 40%. with my small business i sit on the sidelines, said on my hands. i do not have a large enterprise. i have some gainfully employed employees. there are some contractors are support. host: what kind of business? caller: is joy in the oil and gas business. -- i am in the gas business. >> we have had some callers talking about taxes. you say you are in the 35% federal tax range. do you get to the reduced through expenditures or through house mortgage or any of -- i am losing the word loopholes' loosely. caller: that leads into my next comment. i utilize them. for over 50 years there are tax considerations that anchorage me to put money back into it and throw more wells. those are huge incentives for small, independent producers across the country. this is a family-owned company near my wife. also there is a depletion that it would lower it from 35% to 30%. it does hel

. >> that's like putting a big band-aid on the cancer.n. >> this is where the kittens were found. >> a few days after rescuing the kittens, susan returned to the apartment building where they were born. her mission, to find the kittens' parents. next stop, a veterinarian to get spayed and neutered. >> bye, sweetheart. >> we've heard the downside of child stars as they are older. look at you, and look what you're doing for cats, kittens. pretty incredible. >> i've always thought my strange past was an asset. it's probably what made me stronger. >> you call strange past. you mean being one of "the brady bunch" is strange. >> it's very strange. it's a strange business to be in as a child. we got fame without fortune. >> a little different from today's world. >> we don't make money off the reruns. >> prey shocking. people assume you do. thinking those kids are living on easy street. >> they expect me to pay for dinner. >> now susan lends her celebrity name to raise money for precious paws, signing autographs and original works of art. sometim

. >> it has the potential of just being a band-aid that you're going to have to rip off in two yearsnd be right back to square one. >> this gives the community and district time to work together for the next two years to come up with a long-term solution. >> reporter: now, what's next, the fire district's board will meet on wednesday to decide whether to officially accept this grant. if they do, it could take anywhere from one to three months to staff and reopen these stations. >>> concord police are looking for a man with a gun who robbed the subway restaurant last night on monument boulevard between virginia and meadow lanes. police say the robber took the money, forced employees to get in the back room, then took off. they're describing the robber as a black man, 165 pounds, with a gray beanie and scarf over his face. >>> tobacco companies are celebrating a victory after a federal appeals court ruled that they do not have to place large, graphic health warnings on cigarette packages. the decision contradicts another appeals court ruling in a similar case earlier this year, and tha

the state of texas has seen as 65% increase in cases of malaria and a 300 percent spike in band-aid fever cases. well, in tonight's "chalk talk" we laid out how american taxpayers are financing unions and how the president's health care law is an effort to unionize 21 million health care workers. all of these and many more stunning packets of information together. written a brilliant new book, shadowboxes, government unions, control america, and rob taxpayers blind. great to have you here. i have good material and we have more for you to cover. we are going to turn first step the very idea that this is a significant part of the true obama agenda. >> this is the real agenda. the real agenda are the unions to our government employee unions. he wants to unionize health care. the only have about amelya that health care workers unionized. as government starts paying more and more to our health care services they will start unionizing them. already ten states have unionized out of independent contractors. you will see nurses, doctors. remember as you so well pointed out, every million members i

. >> a band-aid? what do you use? let's be honest. >> don, you are lucky that we don't look like this. if we did, we would be sitting on the show wearing coconut shells and fig leaves. >> we will leave it at that. >> it's great they are flaunting it. >> glad to be back having fun. cnn headquarters in atlanta. thanks for watching. look at the drone. we want one!

>> it is a very big problem because it reminds the latina electorate that this is just a band-aid.ger problem of immigration reform has not been tackled. so by brewer coming forward, highman coming forward, it says, hey, you haven't solved the problem and even deeper, he broke a promise. a broke a promise on a full scale surgery, not just a band-aid. >> there were supposed to be 200 illegal young in his country because of deferring deportation for two years. how much does this change things? >> day-to-day, it doesn't change that much. under federal immigration law, these undocumented youth cannot access welfare programs, medicaid. under arizona law, you can't access instate tuition. so nothing changes. he is just really reasserting what arizona state laws are and the federal laws are. >> we should point out here that paul ryan voted against the dream act and latino democrats. and a number have characterized the republican's vp pick as extreme. is paul ryan going to turn off latino vote sners. >> in voting against the dream act, paul ryan wasn't much different than the bulk of repub

they do not want band aids. they want tools of success. >> geraldo: a couple of things happened this week. you had the birther joke by governor romney. we'll talk about that in a second. and the whole flap obviously involving congressman akin in missouri -- not missouri, wisconsin. well, missouri. >> it is missouri. >> i spoke on both issues earlier with governor mike huckabee. we talked about abortion, akin and governor romney's comments on his own birth certificate. here we go. >> i love being home in this place where ann and i were raised where both of us were born. ann was born at henry ford hospital and i was born at harper hospital. no one ever asked to see my certificate. they know this is the place we were born and raise. >> here to talk about the birther joke and staunch support of todd akin staying in the race in missouri for the senate seat, the former presidential candidate arkansas governor media mogul extraordinaire mike huckabee joins me. start with the birther joke. seems incredibly mistimed. a g

with politicians what they have been able to do is pass the buck, put a little band-aid on the problem to get them through their tenure in office said they can resign and live their lives of able to lift it, and the next people can worry about it. now we are coming to the time where we have to pay for all those decisions. we do not have time for a trip or insanity. we have to find solutions to get our country back to work. this is -- business owners, they are not sure what to do next. should they expand and hire or will the government tax them more for that? they do not know what to do with the money, should be reinvested in gold and silver, should they invest in themselves and entrust the american system that they can live the american dream and succeed? i a understand what you are city, and there is this bubbling under current in our country. when i cannot tell you and what -- what i can tell you and what gives me hope is there are americans just like you and me all over this country, are seeing to the games that the politicians say, we are able to use the internet in a way we never

johnson & johnson, another one, your basic home supplies everything from baby oil to band-aids.nd then of course procter & gamble, another one of those basic consumer models that you can't live without. you need soap. people have to brush their teeth. these are the type of things you want to look for. ashley: you also say investors should lower their exposure to stocks. >> yes, well, of course. during a recession, this is one thing that we pointed out in the article is that during an average recession, stocks lose about 30% of their value on average, and if you look at correlations between stocks and markets themselves, stocks are now more correlated to the overall broad market than really just about any other time in history, so in a recession, all stocks are going to go down. it's important to have a portion of your portfolio invested that can yield dividends, have less drags than the overall market, one thing i would recommend going into a really weak economy or potentially a recessionary one in the future to overweight fixed income in names like procter & gamble, coca-cola,

. >> a band-aid? what do you use? let's be honest. >> don, you are lucky that we don't look like this.