i'll say, yeah, let me call damian. or, actually, call a cousin. or i'll call somebody who i think has space and is willing to do it. and i haven't failed yet. there's always that continued support. there's always that desire. because, you know, back in the day, farm workers only got -- the staff only got $5 a week. >> right. >> room and board. and then it went up to a whopping $15 when i was working there. so i think there might be 20, 25. but $25 a week in today's standards is not very much money. so you need to understand sacrifice the same way that farm workers live. and that was cesar's motto. how could you know how -- what kind of sacrifices people have unless you're there actually living that same sacrifice? and that's what all of we have to do. so when people ask for room and board and a place two or three days, sometimes a week or two, then we always accommodate. and that's still an actual ethic, and it will be the united farm workers. >> we've done that at my house. they stay a couple night, a couple week, maybe a month. that's what it's

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. tomorrow more than 200 law enforcement vehicles will be joining the motor kad, making the 33 mile trek from san jose. the route begins tomorrow morning in santa cruz. it will head up ocean street to highway 17 as damian mentioned. from there it will go to highway 85 south to highway north before exiting julian street and arriving at the hp pavilion. there will be rolling road closures along the road and the procession will take up both lanes of highway 17 at 30 to 40 miles per hour. drivers can follow, but they cannot pass the procession on the highway. we will be broadcasting live at noon tomorrow. a programming note as well, we will be airing "days of our lives" at friday at 3:00 in the morning. so set your dvrs. >>> let's turn our attention to weather. wind and rain whipping through the bay area and snow on the sierra. more is on the the way. jeff ranieri is in the weather center tracking the possibility now of more severe weather. >> yeah, that's right. we're done with one storm n

i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, damian, thank you.an area nope for creating tech jobs, the bay area just got some big hiring news today from a company known for its smoothies. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman with the job news. take it away, scott. >> reporter: no chips involved here, just drinks. it's java juice giving young job seekers a big boost announcing plans to hire 3,500 people around the country including somewhere around 500 of them here in the bay area, that's the ceo. his part of the president's summer jobs initiative to put young people to work. last year they hired close to 6,000 people. apple has at least for now lost the title of most valuable can company in the u.s. shares of apple stock dropping about 2.5% today sending market value below $400 billion for the first time since january of 2012. it also fell behind exxon which is for now the most valuable company. a bay area city known for cranking out tech companies is now turning to a neighbor for some technology of its own. here is how one

nbc bay area's damian trujillo in san jose this evening with the story. damian? >> reporter: well, raj, the family in the home behind me says they came home early on sunday morning and found the dog shivering in one corner of the yard. they called police, took away their neighbor, charging him with animal cruelty. >> he's not going to hurt you. >> reporter: this is sonia and it travi. she says he is usually running around, a playful pooch. not today. >> i haven't slept really at all because his breathing has been shallow. >> reporter: she says she was warned about her next door neighbor who owned guns. police arrested francisco lopez, charging him with animal cruelty. police believe lopez shot several pellets at the chihauhau striking him four times on the neck and throat area. police described the weapon as a high-powered sniper style bb gun. the vet told her crappy suffered blunt force trauma to the head. >> it's a crime. the whole top of his head was severely bruised, concussion, his eyes were like bulging out. one of his pupils was bigger than the other. >> r

damian trujillo is live where the new officers were sworn in today. damian? >> reporter: well, jessica, the city manager did not rule out making acting police chief the permanent chief, but she said she's going to take her time in making that decision. in a department that's trying to turn the page. it's a big day for mark balencio. he still wants to wear the badge amidst the turmoil. why would you want to be a police officer? >> there are different reasons. i grew up in the area and there was no other place to go. >> reporter: palacio is honored to wear the blue in a city where the crime rate has gone up. >> there's a lot of holes to plug, but again, you cannot look past the fact that this is positive news, great news for our department and for the city. there are holes to plug, but without this, you could not plug them either. >> reporter: the city mag says she's taking her time finding a permanent chief because of the leadership of larry escovell and his staff, especially during this tumultuous time. >> there's very adequate leadership with the chief, assi

nbc bay area's damian trujillo spoke exclusively with george shirakawa. damian? >> reporter: george told me on the phone that he would plead guilty on march 18th. his voice was understandably somber as the former president of the board of supervisors was booked and released today. >> and they did an administrative subpoena -- eshs. >> reporter: prosecutors methodically displayed what they call the pattern of at the sepgs and perjury by george shirakawa. >> this morning we filed 12 criminal charges against mr. shirakawa for the crimes he committed. four felony counts of perjury, one felony count of misappropriating public money, and seven misdemeanors for failing to file accurate campaign reports. >> reporter: the prosecutors allege shirakawa perjured himself by lying on campaign financial statements. they say he used more than $95,000 in campaign contributions and in public money at casinos. >> we will argue that mr. shirakawa should be sent to jail for a substantial period of time up to one year. >> reporter: shirakawa told me he will plead guilty to all the cha

nbc's bay area damian trujillo joins us from the site of the graduation. when do the new officers actually hit the streets? >> reporter: well, it should be by the end of next week, raj. this graduation comes at a time when morale is slowly picking up but veteran officers are still leaving the force. they marched to the stage without a badge knowing they would be pinned before long and officially become members of the san jose police family. >> very, very excited. it's been a long six months but at the same time it seemed to really fly by. >> he joins the department where a crime is high and moral is low. more than 130 officers left the force last year. eitherç retiring or going to other departments. frustrated over decreasing pay in benefits. >> well, we've been through very difficult times. and so it's very understandable that our employees have become upset. there's a lot of uncertainty. we all love our city. >> the city manager hopes the department is turning the corner. deborah says she's not in a rush to appoint a new chief, especially with the leade

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> the national bone marrow registry is always in need of more donorsthe membership continues to lag behind all other registries. the drive is on friday. it's very simple, the officers did that cheek swab. that's all you would do. it's painless, it doesn't take very long. you should try it out. the marrow drive is happening on friday. it's at river glenn and it starts at 2:30. >>> jeff was telling me, if you want rain, he's got rain for you. right now? >> yeah, definitely. a little bit developing off shore, areas of drizzle here, widespread foog here up from the north bay to the south bay this afternoon, that's still in place. as the doppler radar scans around, we're finding a small batch of showers offshore that will hold up near santa cruz and may also hold up for san jose over the next two hours or so. that's going to mix in with the lower level cloud cover we're  dealing with, which also for tomorrow morning, may produce some minor, maybe even some moderate delays, temperatures in the 50s. again that drizzle tomorrow, definitely producing a few is

> sutherland pleaded not guilty to charges he tried to pass off these paintings by british artist damiant to sotheby's in new york even though he knew they were fake. sutherland closed the deal at this hotel not knowing the person across the table was an undercover new york city detective. cyrus vance who prosecuted art fraud cases as a young assistant is cracking down. >> the same art's being stolen the same way as it has been stolen from generations. now our tools to build cases are more sophisticated than they were 30 or 40 years ago. robert whitman who founded the art crime team and now works for private collectors says even with mod eaern technology these cases are tougher than they seem. >> you have to prove knowledge that this person knew the material was fake and that he meant for it to be sold and he was trying to pull the wool over somebody's eyes. >> these are some of the damian hearst paintings that sutherland tried to pass off even after prosecutors say sotheby's specifically told him in an email that one of these spin paintings was not authentic. sutherland allegedly told i

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us this evening from santa cruz. damian? >> reporter: well, raj, they opened the doors at 3:00 this afternoon here at the santa cruz memorial. there's been a steady flow of people ever since. insid inside the chapel are the two officers who gave their lives for their community. they lie with honor inside the memorial, side-by-side. sergeant butch baker and sergeant elizabeth butler. >> i brought some flowers to come and pay my respects to these brilliant officers that went way beyond the line of duty. >> reporter: supporters and strangers lined up for their turn to pay homage to a man and a woman who died wearing their blues protecting the city. >> it's something i don't think we can comprehend. it's a tragedy that should have never happened. >> reporter: sergeant baker and officer butler were questioning jeremy goulet last week about a recent sexual assault allegat n allegation. goulet shot the officers before he died in a gun battle with other officers. >> right now it's a real mixed bag of emotions. on the one hand we hav

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. >> damian trujillo followed the s.w.a.t. team. >> reporter: they responded code three, the san jose merge unit knew there was an emergency inside kaiser hospital. >> your buddies are here. >> reporter: their mission this day is to save a 6-year-old who has been fighting cancer for more than half his life. >> hereby appoint you honorary s.w.a.t. officer. >> reporter: eduardo needs a bone marrow transplant to fight leukemia and he needs it fast. >> just seeing him a little lethargic today took a lot -- took a little bit -- gut wrenching, but i think you can see his head is always up. >> reporter: a bit weakened by the chemotherapy but perhaps eduardo's head was up because in his short life he always wanted to be one of them, a member of the elite s.w.a.t. team. >> what's really, really great for him to see all these great people who came. >> reporter: today he had wedua his wish officially joining the team. >> i'd like to give this to you, it's our h-pin only worn by the s.w.a.t. officers. >> he's worked real hard and he's goi

and couldn't stop damian brenner. gave the win. he was 4-2 last year after returning from tommy johns surgery. nick franklin, he is at home. and the knicks like to say caner, we'll handle things. >> you got it. >> you're going to have another great year. >> another no, no? >> you know, play it cool in

damian trujillo has the emotional mission that you'll only see here. >> where eduardo is a first grader. he's on his second battle with cancer and needs a bone marrow transplant to save his life. today san jose emergency unit responded to his emergency. they stormed into the hospital in full gear. it was another life saving mission for the san jose merge unit and waiting to be saved -- >> you feeling okay today? >> was eduardo. >> this is a uniform worn by the s.w.a.t. team. >> eduardo is battling leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant. today he was weakened by the chemotherapy. in a class essay he once wrote his dream was to be a s.w.a.t. team member. he now officially is one. >> since you demonstrated you have all that it takes to be a merge officer, i would like to give this to you. it's our "h" pin. only worn by the s.w.a.t. officers. >> he was so happy. he didn't speak anything. i can see it in his eyes. >> i think it's amazing. he's always been talking about wanting to be part of the s.w.a.t. team. this is a dream. >> these tough men are used to knocking down doors and tackli

damian grammaticas has this report from central china. >> outside china, few know this exists -- a network of labor camps. and withch cautiously a guide. her incarceration here caused outrage. .> it was a living nightmare the real nightmare -- a real nightmare would have been better. that, i could've woken up from. you can hear the chant -- >> you can hear the chant of inmates undergoing forced reeducation here just in order from a police man is enough to have you locked up here for up to four years -- forced reeducation. just one order from a police man is enough to have you locked up here for up to four years. the crusade of one woman in their asked authorities. she was sent -- embarrassed authorities. she was sent here. she was told she must obey whatever the communist party says. >> i felt desperate, but i did not shed a single tear because i knew they were monitoring the all the time. they wanted me to break down. they told me, if you promise to drop your case, you can leave this place early. i told them i would never write such a promise. , noike all of those here court case, no lega

they are gl let's ask damian moniver and barbara ryan. barbara, let's define some things here.by is considered functionally cured. what does that mean? >> that there is no impact of the virus on the immune system of the child. and based on the follow-up of the baby, that the baby will require no treatment. and that the virus has not, you know, increased and replicated. >> right. okay. >> but you say it's not a stock moving event, right? >> the issue is there are three drugs as bill mentioned. two of them from glaxo and pfizer. the third is sold by ab v. the patent on that will run until 2015. there is benefit in that regard. but the value is diminishing every day. and let me just say that in the united states, there are about 100,000 children born with hiv. there are about 330,000 globally, but many of those in under-developed countries, you know, where the ability to pay is not as great. >> yep. dami damian, you say this is positive news for the drug sector but it's too soon to draw conditions, right? >> yes, i think that's right. when we see major announcements going forward,

host: our guest is damian paletta this morning. theou are listening on radio, here are the phone lines. 3881.licans, 202-585- democrats, 202-585-3880. $975 billion in targeted cuts with regard to health care, military, other programs. it also raises $975 billion in new revenues from closing " -- closing tax loopholes. $100 billion in stimulus spending focusing on job training and infrastructure. house republican plan has $1.80 trillion in savings from the repeal of the health care law. it leaves $1 trillion in automatic cuts as a result of sequestration. it includes $962 billion in cuts from agriculture subsidies and food stamps, reduces money for medicaid and changes to medicare. $800 billion in savings from interest as the debt comes down. $249 billion in discretionary spending cuts. guest: that is right. things to watch our medicare, medicaid, and the tax portion. those tend to be the most polarizing on capitol hill where lawmakers are dug in the most. there is major financial impact with any of this issues if they are changed.

officer damian huggins: this guy and this guy are lovers. you all still live over here on lewis? they live right here. huggins: and they got in a fight and they broke a bottle. he's got a couple of good cuts on him. just into the skin nothing real bad. this is not the first time is it? it's 'cause i can't get rid of him 'cause he keep coming, trying to take over. every time i try to get rid of him... huggins: where's the bottle? he broke the bottle 'cause he thrown it at me. come over and see. ridings: he cut you pretty good. turn around and let me see your back. yeah, he cut you up pretty good. i came out over here before and one of you was real bad. you were cut up real bad. yeah, i was... officer ewing: you have hiv? sir? you hiv-positive? yeah, i am. where did this happen at? inside the house but then i, i was... it happened inside the house? yes, sir. is he your male friend here? yes, he... is he hiv-positive too? i don't know. are you hiv-positive? because he says he is. what he say? he didn't tell me that. ridings: you been staying with him for a long time. you lived toget

i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> today, pope benedict xvi made history when he left his position, abdicating his position as pontiff. bells tolled as a helicopter took off. the pope, leaving behind cheering crowds in st. peter's square as he flew off to a new life of retirement. benedict officially resigned. now a tense period of waiting begins to figure out who will be the next leader of the catholic church. marianne ahern is at the vatican. >> reporter: earlier today, one of the cardinals who met with the pope noticed just how frail he was. so as benedict leaves the huge world stage, he now says he will live a quiet life in prayer. in dramatic fashion, benedict xvi with close aides left the vatican by helicopter, flying over the classic buildings of the roman skyline at dusk, as he ledded to the papal summer residence. in st. peter's square, some in crowd were weeping as the helicopter passed overhead. >> feel a little sad, it's emotional. i have a lot of respect for the pope. >> reporter: he offered one last papal blessing. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: later, the

the answer seems to be right now yes. >> host: damian paletta for "the wall street journal."his work is online at wsj.com. >> a senate hearing on whether $6 billion in trading losses by jpmorgan chase. >> former current jpmorgan chase executives testify today and failed 19 practices that led to the firm's $6 billion in trading losses. this is a two hour and 20 minute portion of the hearing by the senate said committee on investigations. >> when they first began by extending the special will come to the new ranking member of the subcommittee, your longtime friend senator mccain, not the first time we worked side by side. i longtime member and former ranking member -- was ranking member of the senate armed services committee and has brought a great energy and bipartisan spirit to her work together and we just want to welcome him as their new ranking member here. senator johnson is a new are here, unlike senator mccain has been a member. what about him him in april 2012, americans were confronted with a story of wall street excess in the derivative disaster now know as jpmorgan

the bench is not that strong but i was keen on damian. he was strong this year. not allowing him to put on the show that he did last time. >> and arrow up on the sharks. they've won three in a row for the first time since their seven game win streak to start the season. they look good doing it. tonight phoenix comes to town and, again, a balanced attack will be key. >> we obviously have, you know, both nights, these last couple games at home we've been pretty consistent. it's been shift after shift. maybe not as much in the third. and then i think our depth showed a little bit with the lines getting mixed up. when you put guys in roles and kind of identify, it's sometimes easier for them to full their role. >> so there you go. warriors and sharks tonight at 11:00. diane. >> got it. thanks a lot, scott. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. "giants clubhouse" is up next. we'll be back at 11:00. >> watch your weather forecast very closely. got the rain moving in now. >> all right. good night. >>> on this edition of "giants clubhouse" we'll take a look at how the g

damians and suddenly says the icon, the figure of jesus speaks to him "francis, go and repair my church francis left the city of assisi, goes out and put on the garb of the peasants. this wasn't a fancy habit this is what the poor wore. it had a hood for the elements. he had a rope just to hold it together so he simply clothed himself in the garb of the poor. our new pope francis has a reputation for service and love of the poor in argentina, in buenos aires and taking the name st. francis reminds the church of the poor who shall always be with us as scripture says, and the poor whom jesus specifically lived among, reached out to, reached out to all people, but the poor were his special charges. francis who wanted to imitate christ so perfectly, who wanted to walk in his very footsteps in everything he did, in everything he said of course would write a rule saying that's what we are to do follow in the footsteps of jesus as perfectly as is possible. st. francis, when he wanted to go on crusades and come to hopefully meet the sultan, he did it again out of his conviction that the sultan

but right now, damian, i've accepted the interim position and i'll tell you what, eddie and i both aree same philosophy, we're not going to let this ship just stay afloat. we're going to move it forward. however long that interim time is we're going to push it forward. question need the community's help for various projects we want. that's our job. we need their involvement, their participation, their partnership to further our efforts. and i think it's working and i think whatever direction that chief search happens and plays out, i haven't really given it much thought to be honest with you. i'm just worried right now, it's a day to day in terms of the things we do. we have a direction and this is where we're going and we're going to get there and some of the things we can get there quicker but some of the things are long term and whoever that person is, however that plays out, they continue what we're doing. there are going to be things to benefit the department and our community. >> you know, that's safe and honest and i grab that from both of you, honesty. appreciate you coming dow

filmmaker carolyn brown produced this film based on nbc bay area reporter damian trujillo's life and career in the media. trujillo and brown were both in the crowd. and after the film was screened audience members were able to engage in conversation with the dynamic duo. ááá ">>>"it has been a blessing in disguise ... i think its moved more people than i thought it would move and just the fact that it aired in half of the country."" later next month the documentary will be screened at the u.s. capitol for the u.s. department of agriculture. san jose state has a new mode of transportation for students to use. they'e called zipcars, and they're available to members at any time of day. students with the membership simply pick up the zipcar at its location, drive it to wherever they need to go, park it back in the same spot, and lock it up with their key card. the student membership covers gas and insurance, so they won't even have to worry about that. ááá these zipcars are located behind the cvb dorms on 10th street, across from the colonnade appartments on 4th street, and near yogurtla

> los diablos rojos de toluca ante el barcelona de guayaquil, en el 35, contragolpe de barcelona, damiáne esta noche, para más información conéctese al sitio univisión deportes punto com. >>> unos equilibristas se ganaron al público en una presentación en rusia, porque son 5 gigantescos osos que después de años de entrenamiento pueden caminar sobre la cuerda floja, de frente, de lado y hasta sobre una bicicleta, bonito, agradable y simpático pero muchas personas no están de acuerdo con esta práctica en animales. >>a>asÍ que opine en las redes sociales, pausa sergio. >>> cientos de activistas protestan por reforma en washingt washington. >>> y el presidente hugo chÁvez luchÓ hasta el Último segundo de su vida. >>> conozca las causas de su muerte hoy a las 6. ♪. ♪. ♪. grave problema legal tenga una abogada que ha impedido que una hija regrese que vivir con sus padres. >s>> e están muriendo en vida, la niña está a punto de ser obligada a vivir con us mamá, que enfrentó un proceso de abuso sexual cuando carolina tenía 3 años. >>> sincderamente siento como mucha rabia, de eso no puedo hacer n

minutes, wall0 street journal reporter damian paletta will compare the differences in the house and senatet plans for 2014. later, a discussion on drug abuse and mental health. we will talk with peter delaney

his name's damian. if i could do anything for him right now, it would be be with him.t to be with him. you know? for him to know that his dad loves him and is there. and he is loved. he's got his mom. but nobody takes the place of a dad. my decisions affect him. he doesn't deserve for his dad to be here right now. stupid fight affects a 3-year-old and that was my choice. and that's what makes me mad. >> in the time that officer alejos has been a correctional officer at san quentin, he has witnessed his fair share of prison violence and has been on the receiving end of it. >> i've been sliced. back in columbus day of 1988, about 9:40 in the morning. i was working the adjustment center, and running showers on the first floor right there. and took the inmate to the shower, uncuffed him, turned my back and he was going for the jugular but he just missed. i got taken to the hospital here. they took me out and stuff like that. i think it was 35 stitches and two plastic surgeries, so, i was furious. i wanted to get back at inmates, i wanted to kill inmates. i wanted to get th

damian dot son, deadly from downtown. 11 points the first half.gon never lost the lead in the second. carlos emery skying for the dunk. game high 20 points. oregon wins the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2007. automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. 78-79, the final. -- 78-69. >> the dominican rub and part ricoh had to play yesterday in miami for seedings. kind of ridiculous with japan and netherlands already in town. angel pegan rounding up team puerto rico for a pep talk. that was pregame. the dominican republic were the ones focused. carlos santana breaks the scoreless tie in the fifth. monster blast to the upper deck. 1-0. dominican lead in the eighth. francisco pena singles to right. and erick aybar scores from third for a 2-0 lead. closer francisco rodney shuts the door in the ninth. and rosario finishes the game. they beat puerto rico eye 2-0. the only undefeated team in the world baseball classic. 6-0 record. the semifinals set at at&t park has puerto rico facing japan today at six and netherlands play the dominican republic mo

. >> thank you, damian. >>> we know football fans will shell out thousands of doctors for super bowl tickets. the mayor's office in santa clara has drawn up a proposal that will cost the city millions. the nfl must decide between miami and santa clara. santa clara's mayor hopes to gain the edge by waving the hotel tax and suspending surcharges and dropping parking fees. officials say it can be offset by the income and publicity generated by the super bowl. >>> bay area, we are about to trade in the sunshine we had over the weekend for some rain. a live look. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. a lot of outdoor activities and basketball later in the week. >> and what we are seeing is whether we should have this time of year. we would like to see six inches of rainfall. a developing storm starts to get going at our coast line we are seeing ways to pick up 5 to 7 feet. the storm is still 1,000 miles away and/or greater out here in the pacific. we are going to find wide reaching rain totals from .05 inch. this is going to help improve the pollen levels and also the air

damian dotson, deadly from downtown. 11 points the first half.never lost the lead in the second. carlos emery skying for the dunk. game high 20 points. oregon wins the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2007. automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. 78-69, the final. >> we are down to the final four in the world baseball classic after part ricoh won. the dominican republic and puerto rico had to play yesterday in miami for seedings. kind of ridiculous with japan and netherlands already in town. angel pegan rounding up team puerto rico for a pep talk. that was pregame. the dominican republic were the ones focused. carlos santana breaks the scoreless tie in the fifth. monster blast to the upper deck. d. r. on top 1-0. , dominican lead in the eighth. francisco pena singles to right. and erick aybar scores from third for a 2-0 lead. closer francisco rodney shuts the door in the ninth. and rosario finishes the game. the dominican republic beat future toe ricoh 2-0. the only undefeated team in the world baseball classic. 6-0 record. the semifina

. >> what did the journal reporter damian paletta compares the but it's the house and senate worked on this week. we will talk with peter delany the substance abuse and mental health administration. and the chief medical officer for the department of mental health in washington, d.c. we will take your calls, e-mails and tweets. washington journal, 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> the story started in 1860 when congress acted after many decades of difficulty with a private contractor printers in an effort to relieve their woes of waste and abuse. they created an entity to do their printing for them. theongress's printer became government printing office. the short turnaround of important documents can be a routine occurrence for the way this place works. this document from a fall of 1974 is the famous transcript of the white house tapes and to the ministrations the or the investigation of the watergate burglary. this documents was fought over late in the day. the entire transcript had to be prepared for the press and printed overnight. the first 50 copies went up to the white house very early the

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. >> on our next "washington journal," damian paletta. later, a discussion on drug abuse and mental health issues with peter delany. and a chief medical officer for the department of mental health for washington d.c. each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the public is not paying as much attention as i am and you are and those of us who are part of this political community. there is the political community, which is about 10 million people. it is the people who watch c- span and they watched "meet the press" and fox news and msn d.c. -- msnbc. they care about politics allot. most people think a lot of what goes on in politics in washington and journalism is background noise. the background noise comes pretty much from the mainstream media. people forming an opinion of romney and obama and so on. fox news does not reach most of those people. it gets great ratings. has a loyal audience. but look at the shows. the bill o'reilly show is the most popular on cable news. it gets 3 million people a night. that is not the electorate. we h