announcer: every day across america, excess food is gathered by a network of good people at local food banksto millions of children who struggle with hunger. they've earned their wings. and you can, too. together we can solve child hunger. support feeding america and your local food bank at feedingamerica.org. women who found themselves the hole against north carolina.. >> it was a nail biter for the stanford women who found themselves in a hole against north carolina. jim harbaugh got more shirts than we thought in a rotation. aleshia gray stops and pops. carolina red. then ruth's path. that was stanford's first lead of the night. finish it off with the old give and go. stanford outscores the star heels over the final 20 minutes to advance to the final four. 74-65. >> so dennis, one last memorable win to cap a perfect season on this floor. two words stanford can say over and over again now ... final four. >> reporter: boy, how about the effort of this team tonight? >> great effort. they never lost their composure. kara made the coaching job and the gals played a great game. >> we were a lit

brand new campaign and it is really exciting and new partnership between feeding america and the dairy industry. >> food banks they gif to those in need. the food banks do a great job of that. i understand there is something along the line of every dollar they donated they're able to spend quite a bit more. >> it is. for every dollar that's donated, we are ab purchase $4 in food. >> a lot of people who are wishing they can make their dollars stretch that way. >> i know, we can stretch our dollars really far. >> can you tell us a little bit about the need in the county? >> just like the bay area, one and six residents using food bank. i think a lot of people are surprised and they may assume and making assumptions of where hungry people live but it is in every neighborhood. we help people in piedmont and everywhere. >> i think it is a misconception that a lot of the people think of the face of the hungry is the person they see on the streets. >> absolutely. when we do session with kids and ask them who they think is hungry. in fact, 66% of the people we serve are children and seniors and at least a third have

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america can do better to feed its people. we'll go to tom joining us from humble, texas. good morning. >> caller: you need to go from the food bank to the voting booth. it's a damn shame. are we in russia, north korea? how can you sit there and let people cry in -- people cry? go straight to your food bank, go to the d.o.t., ma'am, whatever you get, and vote. take care. >> host: okay. tom from texas. we'll go to dave from rancho santa margarita, california. good morning. >> caller: oh, i just wanted to make a statement. i don't understand why the republicans are always cutting food stamps or anything that's good for this country. and why they don't raise the minimum wage. the minimum wage in australia is, like, $22 an hour. we're at the bottom, we're a little bit above mexico. i don't understand why the republicans and the democrats both -- but mostly republicans. democrats want to raise the minimum wage. today always say, well, if we raise the minimum wage, there'll be less jobs. no. if a person was making $22 an hour, we wouldn't have one guy working two or three jobs and, you know, taking up other jobs from other people. and h

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