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first, germaprosutor investigatinthe aths of three newborns at a clinic say hospital staff were not toblame. the babies' deaths have been linked to. feeds infected with intestinal bacteria. investigators say it is likely the infusion bottles were contaminated before reaching the hospital. they're still trying to establish how and when that occurred. the findings mean that staff at the hospital and its pharmacy have been cleared of suspected negligence. steve, things are not good in america? >> that is right, the picture is not clear. shar boued bk in the s. on friday after the release of better than expected u.s. growth figures/, annualised gdp at 1.6. but higher unemployment and a weak housing market are casting a shadow on the economy and the u.s. federal reserve has vowed to step in with additional measures if necessary. >> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke did not let the figures dampen his spirits at the meeting of the world's central bankererin jackson hole. he remains convinced the u.s. economy is recovering. but he stressed the fed will take any necessary steps to prevent a

we will ta in-pth ok athe situation in pakistan later in this half hour. >>> in afghanistan, eight police officers have been killed at a checkpoint in the north of the country. insurgents may have stormed the police post to obtain weapons. several civilians were wounded in the clash. this is the latest in a series of attacks in what had been a relatively peaceful part of the country. we spoke earlier with a general and asked in the context of the deteriorating security situation how much support the taliban was receiving from outside of afghanistan. >> thank you very much for asking this very important question. it is absolutely necessary to see all that is going on in this country, to see the entire peace and reconciliation process in a regional context. we have to take into consideration the interests of all the neighboring countries, such as iran, kyrgyan, b mo of all pakistan what i can tell you is we have mechanisms in place in the military and the government. we are protecting the borders. >> general, thank you. >>> angela merkel has held a meeting with heads of energy giants to dis

if you look athe more extensive report, you can see those are processed in the manner they are handled with and the way the san francisco police, head of the san francisco police department, view sins citizens complaints and whether or not they believe they have juries dicks for certain cases or whether they should be allowed to investigate without impediment. four to five cases were found to be in some sort of violation. that is less than 8%. i would like to take that on its face and say that is a good reflection on the officers in the city and county of san francisco. however, i don't think simply saying that that number was resolved is anything. i was involved in one case like that myself back in 2007. i got to make a statement, and that was the last involvement i had in the process. i received a letter several months later simply telling me that my commitment was not sustained and i could appeal it but only if i could present information that was new to the inquiry. i side, well i don't know what was presented in the inquiry. how can i present anything n.o.w. new? i was told, that'

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. >> for example, athe santa cruz homeless services center there are 40 beds and currently a week and half wait list. these protestors say they plan to stay outside city hall until the ordinance is scrapped or the city offers alternative solutions. >> what we need to establish is a safe zone. we earned it when we were kids playing tag for god sakes. there's always a safe spot. if these sep wars are going to continue, fine, we're ups for the battle. but in the means time these folks need some safe place to sleep. >> theolice tell me they plan to keep on citing and visiting here a city hall to see if they're staying but not only do they want the law rescinded, they're asking the city to forgive all illegal campi tickets ever issued. the city attorney can actually dismiss those citions for the illegal camping if there is proof all available beds at the city's various shelters are full. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, thanks a lot. the health benefits allergy shots can have for patients. the number of tickets police hand out in a major estate crackdown on drivers. walking in space

if you look athe more extensive report, you can see those are processed in the manner they are handled with and the way the san francisco police, head of the san francisco police department, view sins citizens complaints and whether or not they believe they have juries dicks for certain cases or whether they should be allowed to investigate without impediment. four to five cases were found to be in some sort of violation. that is less than 8%. i would like to take that on its face and say that is a good reflection on the officers in the city and county of san francisco. however, i don't think simply saying that that number was resolved is anything. i was involved in one case like

. >> the explosion athe new social media means just about anybody can post video or send meages on-line. but as abc 7's karinausk report good old-fashioned community access tv has its place, even in silicon valley. >> reporter: the team is a full service, nonofit media center in downtown san jose. the community access channel is called create tv. behind the lights, cameras and action is suzanne st. john crane, th executive director who manages the pubc and educational channels on comcast cable. >> you see cooking shows, politil talk shows. we have programs in seven differen languages on channel 15. so we are giving voice to a lot of communities thatouldn't have one on television. >> repoer: the shows that air on channel 15 are as divers as san jose itself. here are about 150 people and organizations o produce content on regular basis. including this in studio production f a program called arabic tv. >> normally the media main media, thy like to show the bad things, blood, killing. we like to show the other way around. we want to show the culture, the community. >> reporter: create tv is

the system costs about $50,000 athe this center alone. that price tag has this parent scratching her head. her daughter attends the center. >> they have an alarm at the door, a receptionist at the door and they've security guard outside the door. so if the kids wandered out, they would always know where that kid is. >> reporter: she also wonders why the money wasn't spent to clean up the trash out back or create better parking for parents and teachers. the answer? the federal grant that paid for the system had to be spent solely on technology, technology kim says will save money. >> we need to comply with the feder mandate. >> reporter: attendance, what the children are reading and whether 1:8 children to adult ratio is met at all times. when you say it's going to save 2,000 man hours a month, how much money is that? >> $27 per hour, times 2,000 hours, easily like $54,000 a month. >> reporter: the mother isn't buying it. >> if they can't count like seven kids and say, oh, okay i have my whole team and they are going inside the classroom,

if approved it would drop from 200 to $35, they athe stop at a right turn is the most common violation. >>> one year ago today jaycee due guard walked into and walked out a free woman. dugard and her two daughters, fathered by her alleged abductor philip garrido were kept in a compound in nearby antioch for 18 years. although haas was a registered sex offender parole officers never checked on reports that people were living in the yard. corrections officials say they are now training officers to have a greater sense of diligence. >>> >> i'm not here telling you that the department in all of those years, there wasn't missed opportunities to crack this case, i'm simply telling you it was a very difficult case to crack. >>> due guard and her two daughters reported lie celebrating with a camping trip in northern california. philip garrido and his wife nancy are in an eldorado jail on kidnap and rape charges. >> we're marching towards the weekend and we would like some nice weather. >> what a cool down we had today. 51 san francisco to 87 degrees in livermore and gilroy, you can blame it al

westerlies athe 22. san francisco now dropped down to 56. the winds are at 13. we jump to the 70s in morgan hill. full-on sunshine easterlies rotating to the northeast as well as 7 and we have the sunshine in our inland areas into the 80s so we are in the 50s, 60s, 70s and even low 80s in the east bay. that's where we stand. it is a bit on the breezy side. so if you are near the coast or the bay, you definitely require a jacket on this wednesday evening. there you have it. we have been sharing this with you all week long. pinpoint forecast taking you to tomorrow sun-up at 6:14. obviously nobody is going to be the recipient of that morning sun-up because we do have this very deep marine layer extending inland a good 60 miles. so deep and so compact, we will experience some drizzle on the immediate seashore all the way up into the lunch hour. 2:00 partial clearing along the bay, no clearing at the coast. everybody is talking about what's going on for this unseasonably cool summer. bottom line is, this massive field right here, it's a marine layer. it's about 2,000

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the system costs about $50,000 athe this center alone. that price tag has this parent scratching her head. her daughter attends the center. >> they have an alarm at the door, a receptionist at the door and they've security guard outside the door. so if the kids wandered out, they would always know where that kid is. >> reporter: she also wonders why the money wasn't spent to clean up the trash out back or create better parking for parents and teachers. the answer? the federal grant that paid for the system had to be spent solely on technology, technology kim says will save money. >> we need to comply with the state and federal mandated reporting system. >> reporter: the center must report on attendance, when and what the kids are reading and whether the required one adult to eight children ratio is being met at all times. when you say it's going to save you 2,000 man hours a month, how much money is that? >> $27 per hour, times 2,000 hours, easily like $54,000 a month. >> reporter: the mother isn't buying it. >> if they can't count like s

ath thingsensitive or intoleran build a mosque is only true if we buy into the perverted logic.r that islam did it. as opposed to a few radical fanatics. that's the issue here. we have somehow made a war on terrorism a war on muslims. that's a problem. and america has to deal with that. >> larry: was the president having it both ways when he said on one day they have a constitutional right based on religious freedom and the next day said he was talking about the right and not the wisdom? >> the president of the united states -- to hear speaker pelosi, a friend of mine, talk about people who want to make this a political issue clearly the president of the united states helped to make this a much larger political national issue than it was a week ago. the president was trying to have it both ways. even today, to be so -- with all due respect tore the president, offhanded, when we have, you know, so many days of people talking about the concerns of the survivors, the victims of 9/11, and the question is do you have any regrets and all he can say is no regrets. not no regrets other

they say he apparently broke free and charged ath the deputy who then tazed him.e was seen by a nurse then collapsed at the medical clinic. harrison was arrested friday in oakland for driving under the influence. >>> tonight a memorial will be held for a virginia man who was shot to death in oakland, 45- year-old jink honk cane was killed on webster vote a month ago during a robbery. police have arrested two suspects in the case. he was here for a job interview at geeingel. his wife is expected to afind tonight's memorial service will which also raise money for the couple's three children expected to begin at 6:00 at the oakland asian cultural center. >>> a checker at target will be in court today charged with counterfeiting. police arounded 18-year-old dana anderson who works pat the santa rosa store, along with three other men. store security officials say anderson was receiving a large amount of fake $100 bills at her cash register, video shows the men buying electronics paing for it with counterfeit bills at her register. those items were later returned for ca

stacy are both avid foodis who say the food and wine are a big part of their lives, so they love toh f ath family and friends. so congratulations to everyone and thanks so much for participating >>> a tiny warning light on your dashboard could save your life, but you might not know what it means. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in alameda with what the new symbol looks like and what it means for drivers. bob? >> reporter: a newer symbol, should be noted. good morning, garvin. for those of you ready to hop in your car for your morning commute, this is a symbol that lights up on your dashboard if you have a newer car. the question is, do you know what it means? don't feel bad if you don't. other drivers weren't sure either. when this light lights up, it means at least one of your tire needs air. it's all part of the tpms, the tire pressure management system now required in new cars. the problem is, many drivers don't know what this symbol means. many aren't even aware their car has a tire pressure monitoring system. this is according to a survey conducted by the manufacturer of the system,

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only after the user has app bezed it will be athe allowed to use location information. let's say that you're looking for restaurant. you load and happen but it needs to know where you are in order to help. before it receives any device location information, the software promise you that they would like to use your current location. it presents two options. do not allow or ok. it will send an encrypted location data to apple to determine which restaurants are nearby. in this example, information about the devices actual location is only transmitted to the third-party application after the consumer expressly consents. apple has built of master location service switched into r i o s global operating system which makes it extremely easy to opt-out in tally of location- based. our latest devices are not this playing an icon at the top of the screen near the battery indicator. it reminds to the user that look passion -- location data is being shown to their application. they are also able to see a list of every project every application they are authorized to locate -- access

which is get schools open, people into stable housing, these are the macro things we are trying to do athe response level and policy level. that gives us a better way of addressing issues that are other partners. then began looking at specific, children are having individually. to a least provide a stable base to minimize the trauma or the duration of it. >> i want to publicly thank the doctor and her colleagues for their continued support of the medical subcommittee. it's great you reach out to us month after month. you mentioned in your opening comments, i was on the call last week when the secretary rolled out the enterprise-wide review and was heartened to hear her mention children in the first five minutes of her address. as others have said, the devil is in the details. how do we positively affect countermeasures or the needs of children in this country. to the specific areas and that more if you wish -- how do we bake in pediatric issues so we're constantly thinking about them. second, how do we use the tool the fda has to even before a crisis or a biological attack or chemical atta

. >> just looking athe numbers, the size of the territory and the secretary of state has said more people are affected and the population of new york state. most of the country not only had millions of people have been displaced about 20 million and the enormous amount of pressure is brought to bear as refugees move from one place to the next then have to be taken care of ituts a lot of pressure on the literally on the ground governance because the way in which the floods work and then reconstructions will be difficult going forward. what pakistan needs in order to do with the immediate impact of the flood which is that it lost said good share of the export crop and a good share of its food which makes the enormous impact on poverty issues and also sheer damage to infrastructure with several hundred bridges and water canals have then damage or deliberately broken and all of these are issues that pakistan faces and we are very concerned abouthe long run impact on the institution of governance and stability. the way in which the united states has reacted with the importance of this strategy

since this happened, i got my secretary to look athe bills we paid, we paid $480,000 in bills and have received $165,000 in payments from bp. i heard the president say that he would not let our cash flow be interrupted. why is no one holding the be accountable to come in and make it right? >> this committee would like to work with you, we want to make sure thatbp stands for bill pay. >> as far as what is going on in the gulf, they're trying to take the money that we made working with bp offer far claims and that is not fair for the fishermen. we are cleaning their mess. now they will hold us. that is not fair for what we have just done. now this will go against all of the claims but they did not think about ing something like this. that is not called for we expect them to do their job. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we believe that this is critical to the gulf and their survival in the gulf. the state of louisiana has requested $407 million for a 20-year test program. we will continue to monitor the health. more importantly, one of our great challenges is the brand of the gulf of mexico,

i hope you turn athings around. but do not spend any money. do not buy anything.not buy a flat screen tv or a car or by any products or a house. because i'm going to come in next year with tax increases that will curl your hair. you will find your tax increases rising up to 40% and on top of that i will impose a 4% medicare an? and i will raise the capital gains tax and -- a 4% medicare tax and i will raise the capital gains tax and i will eliminate the maximum on social security taxes until your whole income gets taxed. but please, have a nice recovery. go spend money. you know, sometimes i feel with the stimulus package like a hog in chicago getting fat and up for the slaughter that night because of what he is planning to take back with tax increases. i remember when i worked with president clinton in the oval office and we work on cutting the deficit to solve our problems. balancing the budget to solve our problems. he would literally have a pad of paper on his lap and he would write the whole federal budget with all of his spending cuts. he had a photographic