kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"this is all the stuff we've donated and wi dolls."ecting with a fire department in oroville and giving away everything that could fit into a 26-foot storage truck...kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"we want to turnkey everybody back up in their lives so they can put this behind them and move forward."an act of generosity helping dozens of firefighters who've lost their homes.kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"we didn't lose something to a fire very abruptly. so for us, i think it's good that if we can donate everything we have, we'll start over. they're starting over. so it's going to be a pretty good thing. a good memory for us in how we helped."moving out of california...natswith his home empty, but heart full.in oroville, vicki gonzalez ( robin )( robin ) a brazen home burglary caught on video in san francisco's richmond district. the thief is filmed as he goes through the garage of a family while they slept. kron 4's maureen kelly has the latest numbers that show home break in's are up in the city. im pissed

and tell me about the $25,000 donation. >> yeah. we're proud to present the $25,000 check to food bank. it's important to make sure people have enough to eat during this time of year and all year long. >> reporter: how does it feel to give back and then the community. >> it feels wonderful. >> reporter: and you're the executive director with the food bank. how far with the money go? >> we want to make shoer that the -- sure that the kids in school have snacks and families have all the food they need for a holiday meal. and then the elderly folks who are low income have fresh produce in the diet. those are things this helps us do. >> reporter: and how does it feel to know so many people are giving and helping out and the community is stepping up? >> for staff, it feels gate. it -- great. it gives us the resources we need and the feeling of working the extra hours. . >> reporter: anything else you would like to say? . >> well, you know, it's so meaningful to have not only the money that the check represents, but the volunteer efforts

kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"this is all the stuff we've donated and including dolls wife makes. these are handmade dolls."connecting with a fire department in oroville and giving away everything that could fit into a 26-foot storage truck...kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"we want to turnkey everybody back up in their lives so they can put this behind them and move forward."an act of generosity helping dozens of firefighters who've lost their homes.kim ringeisen/donating items to firefighters:"we didn't lose something to a fire very abruptly. so for us, i think it's good that if we can donate everything we have, we'll start over. they're starting over. so it's going to be a pretty good thing. a good memory for us in how we helped."moving out of california...natswith his home empty, but heart full.in oroville, vicki gonzalez (pam) (pam) a massive (pam) a massive winter storm dumped rain, sleet, and double-digit snowfall in parts of the carolinas and virginia over the weekend.... causing dangerous driving conditions and frustration at airports. and now, th

>> if it's something you wouldn't want to donate to a family member, you shouldn't donate it to goodwill. on our website you see a list of the items we cannot accept. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. i know it's going to be a busy day ahead for you. >>> if you want to come out here and make a donation, doors or gates open at around 9:30. you can donate until 8:30 tonight. back to you. >> reporter: all right. meghan live in arlington. they make it nice and smooth at that location. >>> your time, continuing to follow a developing story in montgomery county. a crime scene in rockvill a woman was found stabbed to deathro steps from th door of a catholic church. discovered body was last night around 6:00 near a flag pole. they were processing the crime scene a the church as well as another area two blocks away. a nearby park. right now t victim has not been identified. investigators hoping the killer left behind some clues. >> we would ask residents in the area if they see anything suspicious or anybody acting suspicious in the neighborhood to please call us. >> the archdioce

i donated all the way to x ago. i sent toys to mexico every year.>> all proceeds donated here benefit children in the area. >> it is a national effort with the marines. each area is collecting and providing the area they are located in. to you can make a donation online at www.toysfortots.org. you can find a donation cetry. >>> this is great. 4:48 is that time. i know there is a trouble spot. >> we will circle back and show you the super commute out of tracy. things have gotten busier . we showed you this map and it was solid green. when you get through the pass, things get easier. the interchange traffic looks good. south on 680 hazards blocking the slow, thin are getting busier but no specific problems. i want to show this picture of the golden gate bridge. we showed it earlier and there were a few pieces of drizzle but now you can see light rain coming down. let's send it over . >> there is a weak system moving through. this is up near the river, that is monterey rail and greenville and santa rosa and there is no

you can make a donation.at is an exciting time. all right, guys. good work. >>> coming up here, we have got an "aquaman" star here ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> i'm here now with one of the stars of "aquaman," yahya abdul-mateen ii. i feel i need trumpets before i say that name. very regal. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> yahya plays aquaman's arch-nemesis. thanks for being with us. i love the name, yahya. where does it come from? >> my father's name was john before he converted to islam so i'm named after him which is yahya. >> that's beautiful. okay. you're going to star in this movie called "aquaman," and i understand you were a little, probably rightfully concerned because you didn't know how to swim? >> yeah. i kept getting myself in these situations where i did the "baywatch" movie and "aquaman" and i felt like i snuck in, you k

consider bundling or bunching your donations make the donation you would make for 2018 and 2019 this year and maybe that would bring you over the standard deduction and make more sense for you to itemize. standard, the 12,000 if you're single, 24 tlo,000 if you're married. bunching your donation can help you do that. one way to do that is to set up a donor advise fund. you can go to a fidelity, or a charles schwabb, put in $5,000 and put in the tax deduction this year and they will dole out those monies to charities at the time you say when you say. take your time to give it to the charities that you want. that's how that works. >> thank you, sharon >> my pleasure >>> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead and it is the time of year to drink and be merry. but what should you buy? we've got wine picks to toast this holiday season. stick around >>> here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. monday is christmas eve and the markets will close early on tuesday, the markets will be closed all day for christmas then on wednesday, we'll get a report on housi

back out here live, we have a g -- donation. we have marathon petroleum and amazing high schoolers from concord high with us all for this amazing check presentation. and nicole, how important is it for you to give back? maon, e itted to seshing the communities -- serving the dmunts -- communities where we work and livement. and that's -- live. and that's year round throughout the year. families are in need. one of the signature events is the scare away hunger event. we work with concord hul and is -- high school and the students trick or treat and we raised 15,000 pounds of food in a night. >> reporter: incredible. how far does this go for bay area families? >> we appreciate marathon's partnership year round. hunger does exist all year long. and this particular donation will help provide about 44,000 meals throughout the year. >> reporter: incredible. amazing. i want to get to lily. concord high school student. how is it for you to give back? >> i'm grateful for the opportunity to be part of scare away hunger. i didn't think i c

to me and donations need to be declared. trump and for all in front of the golden lift and he's the person who took that photo and the photo of the more he's in one as well the bad boys of bricks it and breaks it he said it was like a petri dish for the charm campaign. you know it was like a test case revelations led to the biggest data protection investigation ever held on both sides of the atlantic we started a conversation with mr soccer team in general that it can start to identify mental vulnerabilities in voters and work to exploit them by targeting information designed to activate some of the worst characteristics in people such as neuroticism paranoia and racial bias. chris wiley a former director of cambridge analytic turned whistleblower gave evidence to the u.s. senate and a british parliamentary committee that began taking an interest in the brakes at referendum a fake news clicking on the ad and then performing an actual that's what the definition of a conversion they were going to say that i had to these instit

you're talking about the easy ways to donate. >> yeah. donating couldn't be any easy easier. come to the store and bring nonperishables or pick them up here and donate. or donate at the register. . >> reporter: so it's very easy. what are some of the most needed items? >> most needed items are common things you see at home. peanut butter, black bean wooens -- beans, pastas and grains. those are available in the store and you can pick them up and drop them in the bin. focus on things healthy and nutritious. >> reporter: no cup kangs in the -- cup cakes in the bin. . >> maybe a couple. >> reporter: and there you go. next up, we'll have a check presentation coming up. so it will be very exciting. >> sounds good. we'll see you in a bit. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, an alert for dog own remain silent. the health -- owners. the health concern that has eight brands of dog food pulled from the shes -- shelves. >>> and the rush is office building on to going to show you on to get -- on to get packages dlooifred on -- delivered on time. a look at the busy operation. hey there pe

which is good their limit they've hit because donations accepting donations because they've hit their limit which is good news. (grant) one man's effort to bring awareness to pollution..brought him all the way to hawaii, from japan. and he is expected to eventually be in san francisco. this is video as 51-year-old ben lecomte swam to shore on oahu yesterday. he first stepped in the waters in japan a little more than six months ago. lecomte was originally supposed to swim from japan to san francisco..but bad weather forced him to stop in hawaii. he says what he saw on the journey was eye-opening. ben lecomte, swam from japan to hawaii: the expedition .. bringing as much awareness on ocean pollution to try to inspire people to change their habit, cause it's like.. the reason we know it is the way we live on earth.. we don't recycle, way we use single use plastic.. so we have to change that (grant) that (grant) a boat tagged along-side lecomte to collect data about plastic pollution. he says at times-- his support crew collected 100 pieces of plastic every half hour. lecomte plans to con

trailers to donate."and they said, 'look, we trust you to give it to a family that you think would be a good match,'" faircloth said. so, that's what he's been doing. it was all to bring comfort to people like sanchez and jaquez, whose whole world just went up in flames."people have the capacity to be amazing. i just never really knew it until now," sanchez stated.faircloth has started a nonprofit to match camp fire victims with the donated mobigotten 30 homes to families far. you can find more information about ( robin ) back here in the bay area... a fire in san francisco's inner sunset displaces three people. it happened just before 2:00 sunday afternoon at a restaurant on the 300 block of irving street. the building has a business on the first floor-- and apartments on the second. both the restaurant and the apartment suffered damage. nobody was hurt and the cause is under investigation. ( robin ) a driver is inured after a car slams into an apartment building in walnut creek. it happened sunday after

you can give donated items. the list is there.er way that the food bank gets the help is from corporate donations. i want to bring in marilyn. she is with central garden. tell us what you have for the food bank. >> a check for $10,000 for the food bank. and it is really to give back to the local communities to make sure that people in need have food and shelter during the holidays. >> reporter: you've been doing this year after yooer. why is it important to donate to the food bank? >> our company is founded and based out of the walnut creek area and we want to make sure the local communities are well taken care of. >> reporter: and you can't thank them enough and the corporate donations. >> it really makings a difference for us. we have to have the barrels and trucks and transportation and all the things that make the work possible. thanks to corporate partners, we're able to do good stuff. >> reporter: analysis. this stretches a long way. how does the dollar stretch per meal. 20,000 meals because of the generosity of the company.

so we find now that a lot of people want to donate blood but they don't know when and where if we found that a lot of people know when and where fifty percent of them. get rejected by the red cross because they cannot pass the health check up so the numbers keep smaller and smaller and that's why we never have enough blood banks every year so that's why we build a platform that actually make the information about blood donation more accessible florida blood donors. you need to be the first person and the biggest fan of yourself and of your idea and you need to be the one who should be able to defend the idea no matter what. and you should do that because that's the confidence that will you need in order. to succeed because when you enter this world of entrepreneurship you have to say dear nobody has done this before and you will face a lot of people who will tell you that this is not going to work out. the. good you also have to look for investors at one point or it is that all bootstrapped in the second year we start to racing on and we start with a lot of investor yes and at that time

they donated all this equipment and they donated lot of photographs and film mostly 16-millimeter film. some of that was sound track. it's an incredible set of historical materials. it's interesting from the standpoint of we have these guys who would jump on helicopters and run out and take videos. it was very little restriction what they could or couldn't shoot. it was open book of the film and photograph history of the war from the pentagon side. everything they did went back to washington. it was used in public affairs activities to educate and notify the american public about things. it was shared with media outlets so they had great photographs and films they can use. then, is what was sent back to washington in the national archives. it's all part of the vietnam war. i'm not aware -- we worked closely with the daspo guys. i'm not aware of censorship of thinking disappearing. our understanding all becomes part of the national archives. i think from the standpoint of contemporary american, especially young american today, i think this is some of the really rich material that helped

to me and donations need to be declared. trump and for all in front of the gold and lift and he's the person who took that photo and the photo of the more he's in one as well the bad boys of bricks it and breaks it he said it was like a petri dish for the charm campaign. you know it was like a test case carls revolution has led to the biggest data protection investigation ever held on both sides of the we started the conversation with mr zucker general that it can start to identify mental vulnerabilities in voters and works to exploit them by targeting information designed to activate some of the worst characteristics in people such as neuroticism paranoia and racial biases. chris wiley a former director of cambridge analytic turned whistleblower gave evidence to the u.s. senate and a british parliamentary committee that began taking an interest in the brakes at referendum a fake news clicking on the ad and then performing an actual that's what the definition of a conversion they were going to say that i had to these institu

and for the people that do pass by, few are carrying cash or change to donate. the salvation army has sent a text to give campaign to make up some of the money it says it has no plans to discontinue the red kettle program which started in san francisco in 1891. the kettles are based on san francisco crab pots. >>> tonight could be the final home game ever at the coliseum for the raiders game. is going to be a nutty nights, the team has no agreement with the city of oakland to play at the coliseum for 2019. in 2020 the raiders are off to las vegas, right now the team is discussing plans with the giants to perhaps play some of the games at at&t park, other options are being discussed including san antonio or san diego, by the way, monday night game, christmas eve, broncos in town, could be the final game at the coliseum, tonight will be a little nuts but a fun game by the way, the city of oakland is still got a shot at negotiating the final c for the season we will see how works a. >>> happening now, plenty of last-minute shoppers and organizers at the troy progra

of turkeys and also donations of frozen desserts and finally a lot of folks just like to donate their time which is absolutely priceless and we are accepting volunteers to help us ring a bell."look up a location near you because some salvation armys across the east bay are distributing holodays meals those in need can cook at home. while others will host a santa workshop where kids pick up toys. there are other east bay organizations you can either volunteer at or benefit from including: - all salvation army's - the alameda and contra costa county food bank - you can drop off toys at all alameda county fire departments until december 24th and contra costa county fire protection district stations until noon this friday the 14th. - meals on wheels in walnut creek at 1300 civic drive needs volunteers to deliver food to seniors and financial support. - christmas for everyone 68 at morello avenue martinez will serve a full traditional christmas meal on christmas day and hand out a bag of groceries on your way home, plus will have gently used clothes to choose from// they also need voluntee

thank you. >> today salvation army picked up all angel tree donations.el treats tmake sure christmas is extra special, lltr,machines, too. that's a lot. e reminder of how dangerous a dry christmas tan be. the tree on the left is well watered. not so on the ritht. is the consumer psaduct ty commission set up this demonstration to remind but the fire danger surrounding the holidays. do you see how quickly it went? on't forget to watch the ,enorahs and candles because they can spark fi too. >> if that dsn't get your attention, i don't know what will. >>> all right. you've got some big changes on the way. do you know what happened to me today? eat live christmas t fell over. >> did the dogs knock it over? no. it was the elves. my wife said, you won't believe what happened it was terrible but we got it back up and >> you have to even out the ornaments. >> exactly right. this was like my twitter account earlier. i said as the continues areas of snowfall ctinue to fall, so does my christmas te this morning. 43 grees, dropping to the 30s. it's been cold around t

the salvation army is also asking for donations-- and volunteers to help pass out donations. for more information on how you can help this holiday season-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) today marks one year since san francisco mayor ed lee died suddenly. and today-- people gathered to celebrate his life at city hall. kron 4's will tran reports. san francisco will take time out this morning to remember mayor ed leehe died one year ago from a heart attack while shopping at safeway. he was rushed to san francisco general but he didn't survive he was 65 years oldat 830 this morning mayor london breed.. along with members of lee's family will gather at the mayor's balcony to remember the late mayor who was san francisco's first chinese american mayor (grant) a big story tonight--- a state agency has floated the idea of charging a new tax on cell phone texting. and that's got a lot of people saying o- m-g. but kron4's maureen kelly reports that maureen kelly american mayor chinese american mayor (grant) a state agency has floated the idea of charging a new tax on cel

tonight we are learning their donation efforts were denied but they are not giving up just yet reporter alfredo cuadros explains. they call themselves the bay area border relief they're a group that came from san francisco california to the rio grande valley specifically to mcallen and brownsville where they hold a protest outside of southwest key casa padre.we met with the group at the respite center in mcallen they say they're here as a direct response to the president's recent family separation policy. ááá lilli - bay area border reliefááá it is still happening. because it's not on the front page news anymore, i would say the collective conscious in our country has settled down because they think it's over with. áááalfredo cuadrosáááthis is the third time the group comes to the valley first june to donate clothes. then volunteering at the humanitarian respite center in mcallen in july. on december 1st they had a truck with donations gathered volunteers and attempted to deliver 15 hundreds bags to unaccompanied minors at the brownsville detention center their request denied as the org

to me and donations need to be declared. trump and for all in front of the gold and lift and he's the person who took that photo and the photo of the more he's in one as well the bad boys of bricks it and bricks it he said was like a petri dish for the charm campaign. you know it was like a test case carls revolution has led to the biggest data protection investigation ever held on both sides of the we started a conversation with mr zucker general that it can start to identify mental vulnerabilities in voters and works to exploit them by targeting information designed to activate some of the worst characteristics in people such as neuroticism paranoia and racial biases. chris wiley a former director of cambridge analytic turned whistleblower gave evidence to the u.s. senate and a british parliamentary committee that began taking an interest in the brakes at referendum of fake news if clicking on the ad and then performing an actual that's what the definition of a conversion they were going to say that i had to these institut

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so you have all day to donate. and to donate all you have to do is drive by on jefferson street, head of your gift in front of this new location, and you don't even have to get out of your car. a recent survey reported that nearly 13,000 kids under the age of 18 live below the poverty line here in san francisco. this toy drive will help and get the christmas they deserve. mayor london breed says she just knows how important it is to get these kids donated toys. >> it feels really good. and i used to get my toys when i was a kid from the firefighters in my community. and it means so much because again, some kids won't necessarily get anything this christmas. just imagine how that might feel. and that is what this is about. the spirit of giving. >> reporter: the mayor left just a few moments ago but she was belting out some christmas carols and everyone was around the piano. really just a wonderful time this morning. the christmas spirit is really a live out here at lefties. to reiterate, if you come by here at this

many fans donated to a worthy cause. here's more on the annual toys for tots drive. >> reporter: the steelers and the u.s. marines on a mission to collect toys. >> the community really comes out and supports the program. >> reporter: the 71st year for toys for tots. last week the raiders players and cheerleaders join the effort. signing autographs for fans who donated toys. early on were nearly empty, but fans donated lots of cash. >> my kids have everything and i love to donate. it is a pleasure doing this. i sent toys all the way to mexico every year. >> reporter: officials said that all toys and proceeds benefit children in the bay area. >> each area is collecting and providing back to that community that they are located in. >> reporter: if you didn't make it to the game you can always go online to toys for tots, and find donation centers anywhere in the country. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up next in sports. the 49ers tied and had a record- setting day against the broncos. >>> so who's going be leaving t

if you think you can't donate, just a little bit helps. >> $1 provides $7 worth of food. that's amazing. we can kick hunger out of the community with yore your help. >> reporter: and there's 31 million meals to people a year. . >> a year. we need earn to help us. hunger lasts long after the holiday season. in more we collect flou, the more we can do throughout the year. >> reporter: give all year round. and for more information, go to kpix.com/give. >>> well, let's get a check of the weather. mary has a windy forecast. >> that's right. as we are watching the windings kick up for us this afternoon, a live look at the east bay dublin cam, the trees are blowing in the wind. 55 in oakland. liver mor, 56. downtown san francisco and santa rosa, 57. and let's track th and 18 in liver mor. 22 mile an hour wind out of the north. and 27 in antioch. one of t windiest s.an and we'll see the winds increase even more throughout the evening. at 8:00 p.m., that continues into tomorrow morning. and in the afternoon, we'll see the winds relax. ridge of high pressure in control keeping us h

make a donation safe a life. this is deja news live from britain rescue teams race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the official death toll has topped three hundred seventy and survivors are close to move up to higher ground the ball came though because the tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a second giant wave also on the program. u.s. stocks take another battering on wall street as president donald trump launches a fresh attack on the federal reserve. less.

and john is donating 11 modular homes to help house homeless families, e has portable units that will be -- he has portable units that will be fantastic for homeless families. >> when we put our resources together, we can get more done. >> the largest city in the county and the smallest city of the county can find a way to work on a problem together, that's of significant regional magnitude. >> they have bathrooms and kitchens and they have to have sewer and electricity and the city plans to pay for it. >>> there will be a new alternative to riding bart bay >> reporter: come january 10th san francisco bay area ferries will start at the foot of south harbor. >> we'll have six trips between richmond and san francisco, it takes 35 minutes. >> with ample parking available, the marketing man is comparing ferry service to the jampacked, mind numbing east shore freeway. >> you experience a lot of the traffic, you avoid the bay bridge and you come to a nice relaxing ride on the boatry, it's projected to quadruple in the next 20. >> by 2035, not including an expanded golden gate system, there

the intentional misuse of donated public funds. the foundation awfully attested it received funds and use them for charitable purposes which was in fact not the case. rather the foundation pursued in a rayovac cavities both domestically and abroad. some may be deemed philanthropic albeit unapproved while others much larger in scope or properly characterized that profit oriented and taxable undertakings of private enterprise against the operational test for philanthropy referenced about the investigation clearly demonstrates that the foundation was not a charitable organization per se but a closely held family partnership. as such it was covered in a fashion in which it sought in large measure vans personal interests as detailed within the financial analysis of the submission and further confirmed within the supporting documentation and evidence section. alas finding donors responsibilities. a private foundation that donated to the clinton foundation are themselves subject to tax payments on the donations that they made to the found

the total donation amount, over hundred $50 million.concerned for conflict of interest in connection with the secret lobbying firm. many of the clients were also clinton foundation donors. e-mails exposed by wikileaks show chelsea raising red flags because they were using bill clinton's name to set up meetings for their lobbying clients like dow chemical and coca-cola. while all this was going on, hillary top aide was a paid consultant for this lobbying firm while she was working at the state department. we haven't even mentioned the uranium one deal, another clinton coincidence where frank who own the uranium mining company that later merged with uranium one donated over $30 million to the clinton foundation. the clinton business model is the swamp in its most perfect form. let's end with the words of legendary new york times columnist marine doubt pretty much nailed it. someday the clintons should give their tin cup to the smithsonian as one of the wonders of the world. coming up it still 2018 just about, but the democrat race to find

donated tissue... also doesn't travel with a person inside a plane's cabin.it flies in the cargo hold.and while a courier for lifenet waited for pick up in seattle... the tissue was left behind...just like a suitcase.in 30 years in the field, the director of sierra donor services says she's never seen anything like this happen.deanna santana hasn't seen in it anywhere in her 7 years....but she has seen the power of tissue and organ donation...with her own son. deanna santana/director, sierra donor services"he saved five lives, he gave sight to two people and he helped 73 people with his tendons and bones."in this very rare case of logistics gone awry.... deanna santana/director, sierra donor services"no one on either the tissue processing side or on the organ donation side or on the tissue donation side missed a beat. we did everything we possibly could to make sure those gifts got to the right place and in the end the ultimately did get to the right place." (vicki) that was sonseeahray tonsall reporti

donation didn't cost jane a penny. brown. jane was back to her normal activiti in just a few days. meet my friends jane and maurice. jane didn't know maurice, she just wanted to help someone in need and you can too. to learn more about dney donation visit the gw ron and joy paul kidney center at gwkidney.org ll 1-833-kidney. whawhat does it feel like?ke? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. but with a new carefirst medplus medigap plan, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add dental and vision coverage. even a fitness program at no extra cost. call a medigap specialist now to learn more. and get the support to find the answers, to every fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. >>> a consumer alert for dog food. several brands may contain toxic amounts of vamin d. that vitamin, while essential for dogs, too. of i

are those families who are really really panicked and feel the suffering looking for blood donations i mean i wonder every time every second or every minute that. we have funded a lot already a family of a. lot of blood that we started on two thousand and fifty then. so we find out that a lot of people want to donate blood but they don't know when and where if we found that a lot of people know when and where fifty percent of them are get rejected by the red cross because they cannot pass the health check up so the numbers get smaller and smaller and that's why we never have enough blood beds every year so that's why we've built a platform that actually make the information about blood donation more accessible florida blood donors. you need to be the first person and the biggest fan of yourself and of your idea and you need to be the one who should be able to defend the idea no matter what. and you should do that because that's the confidence that will you need in order. to succeed because when you enter this world of entrepreneurship you have this idea nobody has done this before an

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i love to donate.hey have -- it is a pleasure doing this but i donate all the way to mexico and send toys all the way to mexico every year. >> reporter: officials say that all toys and proceeds donated benefit children in the bay area. >> r rall, a national effort from the reserve and each area is collecting and providing back-to-back actual area that they are located in. >>> they did not make it out to the game to make a donation you can always go online. you can find a donation center anywhere in the country. coliseum, ktvu news. >>> they found time to make the holidays brighter. they met yesterday with five families at lucky in alameda and presented them with gift cards as part of the season of giving program. the idea was to encourage the families to buy nutritious food. this season of giving campaign last for two months and the organization will volunteer more than 500 hours and serve more than 3000 meals. >>> we hope that you will help families by the lab by participating in the annual one coat d

to something specifically for that donation. we could talk about it for the next ten or 15 minutes and pete williams for an hour because he's so well steeped in it. people do it for that reason. the question becomes and the issue becomes, if there's fon money involved. >> right. >> so we had a prosecution, this was -- this case came in the day before or the friday before labor day weekend involving sam patton and in that case and prosecution, he purchased two tickets to the inauguration for two ukrainian business men and directly on their behalf. and that's considered a donation. by buying the ticket, you give money to the trump inaugural. that doesn't mean that the trump inauguration committee, they're just selling tickets and doesn't mean they knew about it and they participated in that scheme. but those are the type of thing that is start to get looked at and noticed by investigators and that's something of -- >> to your exact point, i want to continue this conversation. we'll take a quick break, elliott, tom. thank you. i th

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years prior to he decline in donations. the pay-to-play reports has led congress to call for a special prosecute to investigate the collin foundation. in response, former attorney general sessions apointed u.s. general attorney to investigate the alleged wrongdoings by the . inton foundation we were asked to be updated on the operations and progress of the investigation and unfortunately d.o.j. has been unwilling to make him available. i find this not only frustrating for me, but frustrating for the american people. if indeed a special prosecute was not appointed -- prosecutor was not appointed and mr. huber was supposed to take that role, why indeed have we not heard from him publicly in almost nine months? so, sadly we will look at his loss of testimony today, as perhaps an entitlement on his inability to provide transparent oversight testimony before this committee. the i.r.s. was also to attend this oversight and the potential claims of the whistleblowers. sadly, mr. horton was unable to attend due to death in his famil

many fans donated the next best thing, cash.have everything. it is a pleasure doing this. i sent toys all the way to mexico every year. >> reporter: officials say all toys and proceeds benefit children in the bay area. >> it is overall a national effort. however, each area is collecting and providing back to that actual area they are located in. >> reporter: officials say if you did not make it to the game to make a donation, you can go online and find a donation center anywhere in the country. outside of the coliseum, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> warriors players, jordan and warren found time to make the holidays better. they presented families with gift cards at the lucky store in alameda. it is part of the season of giving program. the idea is to encourage families to provide nutritious foods. the players learned something as well. >> i did not know there was different types of sugars in bread. apparently you have to check the label on bread. >> the season of giving campaign lasts two months, other finish they will have volunteered m

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these bags are really unique because they are all from recycled or donated material. we have three designs. the first one is newspapers and recycled magazines. and the next one is our tote bag and then we have crochet bag and these are from recycled clothes. >> we are paying each women for each bag she makes. and they are resold around the e island. there is not a moment that goes by where i am not laughing and smiling with all the women and their children. >> which is your favorite? i like this one. you like it? it looks good. >> it is a wonderful sense of community in the workshop space. we are meeting with our local high school students in our pilot village location and we are going to put up a river boon. we need a net, recycled bottles and lots of stones. it is a floating dam device to stop trash from passing it. one of our biggest challenges on bali is not having an island wide waste management system. when you see the first piece of plastic that is stops, it is like you are holding your breath to see if the net holds it, and it holds it. yes, it did it. you can

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