there is a big between donations to the conservative party and donations to the labour party. and the difference is this. donations to the labour party by votes at your conference, by candidates and mps in this house, and pay for the votes they gave him his job. they pay their money, they bought their votes. they put them in his place and that hasn't changed a thing. [shouting] >> i'll tell him what the difference is. six p. a week and affiliation fees from ordinary people up and down this country against a party funded by a few millionaires at the top. [shouting] and what -- >> order. you find it so difficult to control yourself. i'm sure you didn't when you're practicing at the bar. column it, man. get a grip of the situation. mr. miliband. >> and what is shameful, he doesn't even know about the extra tax cuts he gave hedge funds. now, he says he wants reform. he says he wants reform. i have a proposal for them. i'm willing as i said before have a 5000-pound limit on donations from trade union, businesses, and individuals as part of a fundamental reform in the way our partie

than a straight donate ask. who just signed on said yeah, hell, yeah, i like obama care. they are the most likely, the most engaged to pull out there critic art and donate. >> that applies to things, i mean, when we had people signed barack's birthday card. that was one of our most successful e-mails of 2011, even though it was not technically a fundraising e- mail. it is not the same as a petition, but the people are signing their name, and while law -- oila. next question. >> i heard people talk about giveaways, contests, raffles, being pretty spectacular failures with the exception of the obama care sticker, which i have, by the way. does anybody have any experience with enticing prospective donors with something that has been successful? whether it is a giveaway or anything like that. were i give you this, or you're injured into this. >> i do not know what you are thinking about your >> we actually did this. we had many not successful contest, and i will not name our matt damon. i think one of the things tha

there is a big difference between donations to the conservative party and donations to the labour partyand the difference is this: donations to the labour party buy votes at your conference, buy candidates and mps in this house, and pay for the votes that gave him his job. they paid their money, they bought their votes, they put him in his place, and that has not changed a thing. >> i will tell him what the difference is: 6p a week in affiliation fees from ordinary people up and down this country, against a party funded by a few millionaires at the top. and what is -- >> order. mr. ellis, you find it so difficult to control yourself. i am sure you did not when you were practising at the bar. calm it, man! get a grip of the situation! >> what is shameful about it is that the prime minister does not even know about the extra tax cut he gave to hedge funds. he says he wants reform, so i have a proposal for him. i am willing, as i have said before, to have a £5,000 limit on donations from trade unions, businesses and individuals, as part of a fundamental reform in the way our parties are fu

selling donated goods accounts for 80 percent of their income.erminators will treat the area if san francisco in the next few days. in burlingame, they bring in exterminators and bug sniffing dogs. they are asking you hold off on donating to the good well for a week or two. it will take time to get this sort asked cloned out but cash, of court, is always welcome. >> thank you. fast food chains raise their wanes you can feel it. facebook has something to smile about this morning. >> we will check with jane king at the new york. huge for facebook. >> yes, good morning, a big week, $5 billion week for c.e.o. zuckerberg with shares staging a huge come back now just right at the $38 a share i.p.o. price. this was after an impressive adequate early earning and increase of mobile user and they have a new publishing initiative year, with sources saying they have plans to run tv-style ads on facebook so matching that rice which was may last year. now, stocks this morning look like this, we are higher, and the economy traded more jobs than expected last mo

a donation to science, contribution -- >> host: tax deductible? >> guest: that would require putting a value on a dead body, and if you -- which is an interesting issue, because dead bodies are kind of like cars. if you part by part, if you added up what each individual part sells for, although shipping and handling you're not selling the goods but if you take the cost of each individual one and add them up, it's a far greater number than it would be just for a whole body. so, it's difficult to put a figure actually on -- should irs audit -- well, see, the irs -- this is not going to audit you on it. going to be a really strange scenario if they audit you after -- beyond the grave. >> host: there is a shortam of dead bodies for surgeons, et cetera? >> guest: yes and no. people -- depending on where you live, because if you're in -- if you live somewhere near, say, stanford or harvard, people love to donate to those schools. it's kind of like you can say, i'm going to harvard. i've often thought they people who run the real body program that should

two warehouses worth of donations trashed because of bedbugs. find out what goodwill is doing to keep the problem from growing. >>> and catching cancer sooner in smokers. the new recommendation that could save thousands of lives. >>> and it's been a place for family fun on the peninsula for 35 years. why the malibu grand prix is shutting down. >>> they can sue. a federal appeals court cleared the way for lawsuits against b.a.r.t. police officers in the shooting death of oscar grant. the complaint filed by grant's father and five of his friends, alleges that former b.a.r.t. police officer, should pay for grant's death. he maintains he meant to fire his taser but accidentally fired his gun. a jury convicted mehserle of involuntary manslaughter. and he spent 11 months in prison. >>> a long night at oakland city hall tonight, with locals waiting hours to talk about hammers, wrenches and slingshots. so-called tools of violence and vandalism used in recent protests. one councilman wants them banned. the idea, not popular with demonstrators say not wie

needs donated blood, but, according to the american red cross, many people who can donate, don't. >> 38% of the population in the united states is eligible to donate. out of that 38%, we look at about only 8% of those people actually coming out to do it. >> fortunately for brian, he was able to get the blood he needed. it helped save his life. >> from intensive-care unit, i was transferred to a local rehab center in baltimore, maryland, and from there i pretty much learned how to be independent again. >> now fully recovered, brian is a man with a mission. >> i joined the american red cross in 2007 because i thought it was very important for me as a former intensive-care patient, massive blood recipient, to go out and say thank you and just show the appreciation and just do what i could to pay that appreciation and gratitude forward. >> he's rolled up his sleeves, literally. >> i have donated three times, so i don't just talk the talk. i have to walk the walk, so i donate myself, as well. >> to donate blood, you have to be at least 17 years old or 16 with permission from your parents,

call this very unwelcome donation at goodwill. bed buds.ators inspecting goodwill warehouses after workers uncovered a bedbug infestati infestation. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in burlingame with dog sniffing dogs. >> reporter: they have scoured good will's warehouse location. they did confirm there are critters there. they are going to have that location treated later today. these dogs will do the same at the warehouse location in burlingame and see what needs to be done after bedbugs detected at both wear louse locations this past friday. goodwill pointing out this is not in retail stores just two warehouse location. they don't know how the buggers glot there. they're not sure if they came in on someone's donations or other means. they are turning away donations at this warehouse location in burlingame. as a result, they've had to get rid of a lod t of product, 15 b of donated goods, thrown out. they've had to steam clean items made of cloth, this cost goodwill hundreds of thousands of lost revenue from the sale of the items and

organ donation is he essentially just surgery. it is not mutilation.is not this awful thing your loved one is in during. first of all your loved one is dead, legally dead. whether or not they are being oxygenated, they don't necessarily look dead but it is opening up of a body chemical -- cavity and removing organs. it is surgery and we are fine with surgery when someone is alive so why is it this disturbing thing? it gets into the idea that the heart is still beating so therefore if i say you can take the heart that i killed my loved one. it is of terry noe shall issue but i like to encourage people to talk about it and think about it and explore why they feel what they feel about it. >> guest: todd williams and comments as a library in your books are an easy giveaway to patrons looking for something to read. keep up the good work. marshall tweets in do you have advice for writers. >> guest: advice for writers. one thing i would say to writers is to trust your instincts, particularly when you are trying to figure out what would i write a book about, t

they are donated from designers and retail stores, and brides donate once worn gowns as well and the proceeds quo to free services for people with breast cancer. >> funding classes for anyone impacted by cancer. so by purr casing a gown, attending the show, making a donation, that goes into that $2 million that we will be raising this year. >> they do 120 shows nationwide. the next one is in l.a. and if you have a gown to donate you may qualify for a tax deduction as well. i'm assuming henry will ford you don't have a gown to donate, so you can go right to baseball. >> yes, i have teams to talk about that are going in pop sit directions. the giants continue to be anything about magical as they say, it continues next. >>> welcome back, the giants are going to the white house on monday to celebrate their 2012 world series title. the way this season is go that feels like years ago. the cubs came to fight and they were up 1-0 in the fifth. sandoval doubles down the left field liend. marco scudaro. seventh inning, castillo, a shot to left, third of the season, 2-1 cubs. that is your final

they've had to throw out a lot of donated items, 15 very large boxes of donated goods thrown out. that's about 40 cubic yards in volume. they've had to steam clean items made of cloth. this has cost good will hundreds if not thousands of dollars in terms of lost revenue from the sale of the items. and also the cost of having to rent a new space to collect new denations. all of the money diverted from what they normally would spend it on, job training programs. >> what a tragedy for good will. a big bummer. it's going to take them a while to recoup. >> reporter: if you're not familiar with bedbugs, they do feed on human blood. they leave behind bite marks and rashes. they're not something you want to be coming in contact with. good will points out none have been detected at any of the retail locations here in san mateo county and nsf. they hope to have warehouses running by the end of the week. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. >> ugly bugs. takes the charm off of sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite. >> people are getting up now, right? >> sorry, just bringing

so please donate if you can. that'd be very, very nice. [ cheers and applause ] so sad. but thank you for tuning in tonight, guys. we actually have great, great shows all week. some big stars. we have bruce willis coming in, catherine zeta-jones, ryan reynolds, bob saget. fall out boy is on this week. very excited. and on friday, we have a musical guest from san francisco reuniting on our show. jesse and the rippers. [ screams and applause ]

people who donated their bodies to science. science research, education, and kind of the -- some of the more unusual places they ended up. people are familiar with anatomy. classes and dissection, but there's a lot of other things that dead people have gotten up to over the years that are quite fascinating. one of them is that surgeons will use cadavers to practice on, and to learn techniques or to refresh themselves and to practice -- to basically -- you don't want to practice on a live person. so the dead are useful for practicing, and the place i went was a seminar for facial and reconstructive surgeons, and they were practicing some techniques on heads, and people think, why didn't they have the whole body? the thing is, with cadaver research, you don't want to waste usable tissue, so you would -- the head would be in liaison instructive surgery lab, the arm might be in a test of a power window to make sure that the -- somebody's hand were in it, it's not going to cause an injury. the legs might be -- anyway, you can be in

they get the new gowns donated from designers and retail stores and brides can donate one-worn gownss well. >> we're funding classes for anyone impacted by cancer. so by purchasing a gown or making a donation it goes into the $2 million their we're raising this year. and, if you have gown to donate, it is dax -- tax deductible. >>> and a nice forecast, a little windy, drizzle tomorrow morning, and then we're going to warm up. >> thanks for watching. nbc nightly news is next, and local news at 6:00. >>> on this sunday night, deadly bus crash. new details of what may have caused a church bus carrying dozens of teenagers to lose control and crash just a few miles from home. >>> wedding party tragedy two weebs before her wedding a night out on a woet goes horribly wrong for a bride-to-be. tonight the driver in the hospital and under arrest. >>> extreme weather, flash flooding in the south, record cold in the west. what's going on? >>> safe at sea. new outrage over cruise ship safety standards. what you need to know before booking your next trip. >>> and inside camelot. video of john f. k

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♪graciously donating to sandy hook victims.he school in newtown cnecticut, the victims families or their frustration over the lack of transparency and joins me by telephone. thank you for being here with us. this split -- do you think this is fair? >> this is an attempt by the american people who donated private money to the victims. i think it is sort of the wrong queson to ask. melissa: the families are criticizing the decion, saying that the nearly 4 million should actually go to familieinstead. but that is. >> it has held up distribution for seven months. in boston we distributed $60 million in 60 days. it kiled the foundation in newtown at sandy hook elementary it works on understanding what the families that lost loved ones. it was done with full transparency, open, a public town hall meeting. everyone was given the ability to make commen. melissa: you are not consulting, you're just helping out, you have a reputation for fairness and helping tough situations exacy like this. you mentioned just a moment ago as you are inv

an empty room and sack of straw and one cover. >> the donations store filled to the brim. refugees can come here and take what they need when they move out of the hostile to their own problem employees a chance to soon. they don't ate or that's where i'll be. >> we did it. and i really would say that's down to the discussions we had in the citizens action group that we have now got huge store of donations. the german lessons and childhood workshops. we just need to have a few good games. so ood try and spell if i have organized a party at the refugee hospital. they been getting are the-for-days. the weather is not great but the local branch of the technical relief agency has set up some attempts. >> i'm lisa cummings. >> for the refugees the party has -- and the vandal lists really visit have also contributed the adrian muchaco fest. thank you. provides a band musical entertainment. and there are a lot more isitors than expected. we have not had any contact with a refugee so far. so we were just cross. we wanted to see who is oming. fofe -- >> as well as the new culinary e

however, they are welcoming all donations at this point. the main sentences centers in san francisco and mill ray are accepting donations. officials say the july 4th holiday is a critical time for the holiday. the bay area went into the weekend with a one-day supply making the next five days critical. >> the blood donated today throughout these centers probably by late next week will already be transfused to help the people in the tragedy or to help others. i noticed there was a fire in redwood city where 16 people were injured. this is what we have to be prepared for. this is a blood center along with normal blood needed for surgeries and traumas. >> they brought in blood from outlying hospitals to support the bay area hospitals. they rely on continuing donations this weekend. >>> when we come back, we'll have a change in the weather fors awe well as more local news. mom, frank ate the bones. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. so, frank didn't eat the bones? no honey, frank did not eat any bones. w

many people have changed their minds and donate or held out where they can.lly would say that the son of the discussions we have -- we have this huge stores of donations and the bicycle workshop. and a lot of people who don't need to be afraid. remove anyo remaining concerns, the other members of the groups have organized a party at the refugee hostel, the weather is not great but the branch of the technical relief agency has set up tents. refugees, this is a chance to say thanks. they have prepared a typical dishes from their home countries. the residents have also contributed local specialties. this party.joy everyone. thank you. >> this band provides the musical entertainment. are a lot more visitors than expected. not had any contact so far, we were just curious and wanted to see who is coming and who is living here. >> we also really like to eat so of course we wanted to taste all of the food. the new culinary experience, there are plenty of musical exchanges, and everyone is having a good time. theast week, we thought mood would not be this good, with a

gay men have been banned from donating blood since the aids crisis in the 1980s. now the ama says there are better testing procedures and better understanding of hiv. >> stephen: folks leting gay people donate blood is an endorsement of the gay lifestyle. in fact, i'm pretty sure a gay blood transfusion is how you get gay. (laughter) >> stephen: it's like being bitten by a radioactive spider. you get all the gay superpower superstrength, web slinging and the desire to wear skin tight spandex on broadway. next on the roundup-- , like a true american, i love all things disney. mostly because all things are owned by disney. (laughter) an my favorite show is the disney channel good luck charlie, a family sitcom about the ups and downs of raising five children. now as a fan i feel like i've been kicked right in the mickeys because in a first for the disney channel, next season one of little charlie's play dates will be with a kid who has two moms. two moms! they'll probably be having their own play date with crayons and construction paper, or as they call it, scissorin

donation support? is it where you want it to be? >> there is not a nonprofit support right now organization as the happy hollow foundation does with in the kelley park. we try to look at other ways to raise money. we have a wishing well inside the park where people can make donations that way as well as one popular thing, especially for the kids, or the fish feeders, the koi fish and that raises some money we have a trust fund to support the garden. >> and you are a graduate student. why were you interested in doing this? >> it was one year ago. i went to the garden to shoot short films i shoot short films and my friends told me the story that the company got [inaudible] from japanese garden because they gave up keeping the koi fish because it cost money. i was surprised to hear that i notice that many of the japanese gardens, facing similar problems so i wanted to help. >> and you -- mentioned serenity. that's why you went there to shoot a story now i'm making a film. >> we are looking forward to see that. i wonder if there are any

it affects a huge swath of donations.orporate contributions, but also affects their pacs and individual executives down to very, very low limits, $250 or $350, sdpen depending on what you're talking about. tremendous impact. we're talking hundreds of companies, really thousands of companies, and tens of thousands, millions of dollars. >> so, i remember when this -- we quoted from the new york post story at the start here that said last summer christie did not get on the romney ticket because of this issue. i remember reading at the time and being skeptical saying, minute romney didn't want christie on the ticket because of hi peshlt and a lot of other things. a book coming out by dan balz coming out that says after the romney campaign said to christie, an adviser said they never found an adequate solution for pay to play rule as it might affect sitting governors running for president or vice president. they came away convinced that the rule will have a potentially significant effect on sitting governors who decide to seek

. >>> and donations tossed in the dumpster. how a small pest is costing good are a lot of money. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well on westbound 24 getting up to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning. plenty of low clouds and maybe a few high clouds to the north. overall very similar to yesterday's temps, 60s to 80s well inland. >>> today 120 east bay students will get a chance to see part of the america's cup preparations up close. st. vincent's is sponsor -- kaiser is sponsoring a day for students from richmond and oakland. they'll see how the sailors prepare by exercising and eating healthy food and what makes the boats go fast and watch the team new zealand race against team artimus of sweden. >>> new this morning, salinas police say 10 officers have been placed on administrative leave while a deadly shootout is being investigated. eight of the officers are from the salinas police department. one is a chp officer and one is a monterey county sheriff's deputies. the sh

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it is believed that the bedbugs came from donations. we will have an update next half hour. >> a familiar face will return to public office after a special election in the south bay. former san jose city council member chavez captured 55 percent of vote last night to win a seat on the santa clara board of supervisors. she defeated alvarado in run off to replace disgraced former supervisor george shirakawa. >> we kept tug about this community. we kept believing this community was worth not only fighting for but creating a place we are all so proud we were part of. >> shirakawa is waiting for sentenceing over misuse of taxpayer money and campaign funds. >> we are look at a cool day but stop me if you have heard this before. >> third time this week and today is when. >> air quality is moderate because of the smoke out there you can see it making a left hand turn. more was caught in the prevailing wind over oregon in the mid-and-upper levels from the southwest to northeast and you can see how were more cud cover is out this. it will be hazy

such donations. amy hollyfield will have an update next half hour. >> familiar face run to public office after special election in the south bay. former san jose city council member captured 55 percent of the vote last night to win a seat on the santa clara board of supervisors. chavez devotes alvarado in the run off to replace disgraced former supervisor george shirakawa. >> we kept talking about this community. we kept believing this community was worth not only fighting for but creating a place where we are proud we were part of when we were there. right? >> shirakawa left office in march after being accused of corruption and pled guilty to charges of misusing campaign funds. >> did you say groundhog day? >> it seems like that, the forecast theme is the same with minor tweaks. a lot of the smoke from the fires in the north stayed to the north but some were still around yesterday made for the hazy afternoon. we will have another one today but notice the air quality will be moderate and it will not

. >>> up next, a record donation. who donated $151 million? look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> it's big. stanford university now the recipient of the largest gift ever from a single living person. >> the university announced today that a real estate developer made a $151 million donation. and this isn't his first time. the former stanford basketball player and 1960 graduate gave the university $100 million back in 2006. the newest donation will be used for a variety of proj

an update on a 10-year-old girl who sidestepped the rules on organ donations.s anchor) bacon popular, story at 11. yummy, crunchy, bacon bacon bacon there in that bag! who wants a beggin' strip? me! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm it's beggin'! mmm i love you... (announcer) beggin' strips...made with real bacon. there's no time like beggin' time! chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. you decide. wherever your sutwist the ride... with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., thunderstorms today. atlanta, thunderstorms as well. staple thing for st. louis, denver, evening thunderstorms. seattle will be sunny with a high of 83. ♪ >>> here's a look at today's top stories. the three women who were held captive in cleveland are speaking out for the first time. they were rescued in may and say their getting their lives back together. and they thanked everyone for their pri

the remaining donations would be set aside for a community fund. >>> time now 4:48. gay activists are holding their first national blood drive today. it's to bring attention to the government's ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men. as part of today's action gay men will be offering to donate their blood at blood centers across the country even though they will probably be turned away. the current ban was enacted when the cause and spread of aids was largely unknown. >>> 4:48 is the time. back over to sal who is checking in on traffic. >> all right, pam, good morning, to you. we are doing very well today. at least right now we are as we look at these roads. traffic is certainly out there. we don't have a lot of incidents to report which is pretty good. as a matter of fact, the traffic looks very nice if you are driving on 80 from vallejo all the way out to the mccarthur maze. the traffic is moving along pretty well on northbound 280 as you drive up -- i'm sorry on westbound 80 as you drive up to the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems on the bridge itself.

like to come to the podium and tell us a little bit about it, thank you very much and this is a donation to every single one of her elementary schools. >> good evening, president norton and members of the school board it is an honor to be here. i know many of you you wanted to thank you for your service and what you do for the school district here in san francisco. i am the chief of the san francisco fire department. and 20 life long residents in san francisco. did attend kindergarten at comodore and as did one of my children and kindergarten also through the superintendent and i just wanted to say that we are very proud to do as much as we can to partner with the schools in san francisco. i am a huge fan of going out i love to go to the read along days. and at least 18 to 20 schools and we go out and do public safety presentations and i think that all of the schools are addressed by the members of the team which is a volunteer program where the members go out and talk about the importance of what we do in the fire department and show the students what we wear, under the emergency condit

the organization was forced to throw away loads of donated goods. exterminators are expected to tent and treat the affected areas over the next few days. good will says they won't be taking any risks. in burlingame, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> and the good will is asking the public if they donate to please inspect their goods before dropping it off. >>> the federal government sheds new light on surveillance programs that were first exposed by nsa leaker edward snowden. the proposed changes to the spying program from capitol hill. >> and a bay area eating champ joey chestnut had some new competition out there and just like joey he is from san jose, as well. >> wow, that makes me hungry! hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. we are seeing the clouds parting now. will we see some summer heat soon? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the surveillance programs tt were exposed by nsa leaker edward snowden. that's as capitol hill considers scalg back spying programs. cbs reporter susan mcginnis with >>> the federa

sales of donated items at stores. now goodwill has little stock left. >> we help local people in need find jobs, and learn how to work again. >> reporter: shoppers at this goodwill store on mission street say they're not surprised there was a problem. >> bugs and parasites are all over the place. you don't have to go to goodwill to get them. >> reporter: goodwill says it will strengthen its procedures for processing donations. in burlingame, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> it was an email from a viewer that prompted us to start asking questions at goodwill. if you have an idea for a special story or report, we would like to hear from you. email us at ireports@ktvu.com. >>> in favor of same sex marijuana -- marriage to the supreme court. harris argues that the san diego clerk used the wrong venue, when he went to the state's high court to confess a federal ruling. that clerk has until august 9 to respond. >>> now to the nation's capital, where a woman has been arrested involving three cases of vandalism involving g

and of course, in addition to that is millions of books that he donated to the city and to the public. so, in addition to being a fine, fine mayor in the 1800s, he is also was known to be not only a great philantropist what who donated a good portion of his wealth to the city. of course he was one of the first practicing men of jewish faith and so he did that as well while he was mayor. all of this as part of the great history of san francisco, one that we honor and if we could bring a theme for philantropy for anybody who owns one 12th of anything here in san francisco and it would be a great accomplishment. this is what mayor sutro brought to our city and i am so happy that leo has made this presentation with our artists. and jonna and hendrikson. you are hiding someplace, i hear that you are shy. [ applause ] >> thank you, for your artistic talent and also working with leo and the fund-raising effort, of course, that we had to bring to this effort. working through the arts commission, and our city hall historic preservation commission to make this happen. this adds, fine, fine hist