when the helmets are strapped on, it's a sign that dave gallagher is kick his morning into high gear. >> one of my favorite things. >> reporter: where he finds a little cardio is not only good for the heart but great for the soul. >> it's a great way to get exercise and help somebody out. >> reporter: dave is a volunteer for the san francisco-based organization called food runners. >> i am walking into the kitchen. >> reporter: a charity started by mary in 1987. >> hi, everybody! >> reporter: who wanted to solve the city's issue with food waste and help feed the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food groups in the country is discarded. i used to have a cook school in north beach and sometimes, we had leftover food. what do we do with it? drive it to glide, give to those who work for me, or give it away? >> reporter: at the hay street market, dave gallagher is picking up pre-packaged food that was headed to the trash bin. what do we have her? >> we have sandwiches, deli sandwiches. it looks like we have packaged salad. >> you know, even though this is one of the smaller deliveries

. >> reporter: when the helmet gets strapped on it is a sign dave gallagher is kicking his morning into high gear. >> it's one of my favorite things. >> reporter: where he finds a little cardio is not only good for the heart, but also great for soul. >>great way tosame t >> reporter: dave is a volunteer for the san francisco-based organization called food runners. a charity started by mary risley in 1987. >> hi everybody. >> reporter: who the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food produced in this country is discarded. i used to have a cooking school in north beach, and sometimes we had leftover food. what am i going to do with it? drive it to glide? give it to the people that work for me? or, throw it away? >> reporter: where on this day at the haight street market dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what we got here? >> let's see it looks like we have sandwiches. deli sandwiches. it looks like we've got packaged salads. even though this is one of the smaller deliveries it may feed 20 or 30 people. >> reporter: much-needed nou

>> reporter: on this day, at the age street market, dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin . >> what have we got here? >> well, let's see. looks like we have sandwiches . deli sandwiches, looks like we have got packaged salads , along with the smaller delivery, for 20 or 30 people. >> reporter: much-needed nourishment for the folks at st. agnes church, grateful for any delivery , no matter how small or big. >> so, how many people do you serve your? >> oh, gosh. we were up to 175 families . >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: for dave, some days the pickup can barely fit in his trailer. perishable goods that go straight to the food runners kitchen and pantry, where those raw ingredients are given to a team of volunteers and a small paid staff but get to work making premade meals. >> we are taking 20% of the food that is donated , and cooking it, and we are making it individual mail meals, to serve 12,000 people each week. >> reporter: those meals delivered to dozens of shelters in the city, including the north beach citizens. >> that is pas

>> reporter: on this day, at the market , dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what we have here? >> let's see, we have sandwiches , deli sandwiches . we have packaged salads. >> this is one of the smaller deliveries, good feed 20 or 30 people. >> reporter: much-needed nourishment for the folks at saint agnes church, grateful for any delivery, no matter how small or big. you make any people you serve here? >> we were up to 175 families. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: for dave , sometimes the deliveries barely fit in the trailer. the perishable food go straight to the fridge , where the raw ingredients are given to a team of volunteers and a small paid staff to get to work making premade meals. is mike would take 20% of the food that is donated, and cooking it. we make individual meals to serve 12,000 people per week. >> reporter: the meals are delivered to dozens of shelters in the city, including the north beach citizens. >> what is that? >> pasta, rice, vegetables. >> reporter: they use the food runner meals to suppl

>> reporter: on this day, at the market , dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what we got here? >> let's see, we have sandwiches , deli sandwiches . it looks like we have packaged salads. even though this is one of the smaller deliveries, it could feed 20 or 30 people. >> reporter: much-needed nourishment for the folks at saint agnes church, grateful for any delivery, no matter how small or big. >> people do you serve? >> we were up to 175 families. >> reporter: for dave, some days the pickups and barely fit in his trailer. perishable goods that go straight to the food runners pantry and kitchen, where the wrong gradients are given to a team of volunteers and a small paid staff to get to work making premade meals. >> would take 20% of the food that is donated , and cooking it , and making individual meals to serve 12,000 people per week. >> reporter: those meals are delivered to dozens of shelters, including the north beach citizens. >> what is that? >> pasta, rice, vegetables. >> reporter: they use food runner meals to supplemen

. >> when the helmet gets strapped on it is a sign dave gallagher is taking his morning into high gear. >> it's one of my favorite things. >> where he finds a little cardio is not only good for the heart, but also great for the soul. >> it's just a great way to get exercise and help somebody out at the same time. >> dave is a volunteer for the san francisco-based organization, called food runners. >> i'm walking into the kitchen. expect a charity started by mary, in 1987 px by who wanted to solve the city's issue with food waste and help feed the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food produced in this country is discarded . in north beach we had left over food, and what do i got to do with it? drive it and give it to the people who work for me? throw it away? dave pickg up a package of food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what have we got here? >> well let's see. it looks like we have got sandwiches, deli sandwiches. it looks like we have got packaged salads. you know, even though this is one of the smaller deliveries, it may feed a 20 or 30 people . >> much-needed nourishmen

. >> reporter: whereas on this day at the hay street market, dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin. so what do we have here? >> well, let's see. it looks like we have sandwiches, deli sandwiches. it looks like we've got packaged salads. >> even though this is one of the smaller deliveri, 30 people >> reporter: much needed nourishment for the folks at st. agnus church, grateful for any delivery no matter how small or big. >> so how many people do you serve here? >> oh gosh. we were up to 175 families. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: for dave, some days the pickups could barely fit in this trailer. perishable goods that will go straight to the food runners pantry and kitchen where those raw ingredients are given to a group of volunteers to make premier meals. >> we are taking 20% of the food that's donated and cooking it. we are making individual meals to serve 12,000 people a week. >> reporter: those meals delivered to dozens of shelters in the city including the north beach citizens. >> what is that? >> that is some pasta with some r

. >> reporter: whereas on this day at the hay street market, dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackagedd that was headed to the trash bin. so what do we have here? >> well, let's see. it looks like we have sandwiches, deli sandwiches. it looks like we've got packaged salads. >> even though this is one of the smaller deliveri, 30 people >> reporter: much needed nourishment for the folks at st. agnus church, grateful for any delivery no matter how small or big. >> so how many people do you serve here? >> oh

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thanks to john rich, brian kilmeade, dave rubin, our florida audience, the "fox news @ night" with trace gallagherg gutfeld and i love you, america! >> trace: good evening everyone and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night" i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight one day after republicans laid out their plans to investigate hunter biden, the justice department appoints a special counsel to investigate donald trump. some political analysts think the former president might use the announcement to his advantage.

cnn's dianne gallagher joins us from atlanta. we are dave matthews is performing i think right now.fle warnock. what more can you tell us about the former president and the current president kind of staying out of this race? >> john, i will speak as loud as i can without disturbing the dave matthews fans who are here during the show right now. so, former president donald trump not coming to georgia. according to a person close to senate candidate herschel. walker this is something that. look there's no will he or won't be in the weeks leading up to this runoff election. he did not come for one right before the election itself. candidate herschel walker is never put any daylight really between him and the former president. talks about him on campaign stuff. mentioned him during the name-calling of a friend. but there are republicans here in georgia who are likely breathing a sigh of relief. they still tend to blame donald trump for their double losses in the january 2021 runoff elections here in this state that saw incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock get placed in the senate