see no reason for the fund as it was originally construed, and it's debatable if you need it at all faugh. they represent a rural district that want to use the service of broadband into their areas and when the issue came up last time in the committee of congress and now senator of missouri offered some amendments to require that we provide if you're going to do broadband universal service to underserved areas that amendment was defeated, so to my mind, it does show little bit of hypocrisy in the concept. >> the act does require them to have the usf. is that something you would favor changing ... all? >> i don't want to regurgitate. >> many of the universal service fund 70 years ago and they won the case then and may have been necessary. you have a tough time making that case today. if you choose to live in some remote area, you don't have an entitlement to broadband. you don't have an entitlement who might argue that you need a land line telephone for wireless and all that we have today i don't think you can make the argument to do usf for broadband in rural areas. it's not a necessity.

faugh >>vicki: food banks are having a test time to keep their shells filled. jeff pierce shows us how the local community is pitching in. jeff >> hundreds of volunteers showed up at the food banks on saturday to help the pressing needs that local food banks are experiencing. >> people of us that potatoes and to do the day-to-day tasks. the bigger piece is trying to educate the committee about hunger, why there is a need and what they can do to make a difference. >> as the need has accelerated, food banks are having to rely more on individual help from the communities as the sources they have traditionally depended upon have diminished. >> many people come to us who need food assistance. the way the government is, the state budget and federal budget we will munsey lot of help. >> the contra costa county food banks >> we have seen a significant decline because the u.s. department of agriculture's food has declined significantly we're very concerned. >> people can donate, a volunteer or advocate. they can really make a difference by doing one of those three thing

faugh unnoticed another officer on the embankment firing down into the rear of the jeep. >> he says he immediately called his wife to let her know what happened. >> it was unbelievable. but when >> anyone could have got shot. the scene was right out of it everywhere. when it is normally clogged. they could have easily been much less if the house >> we're going to show exactly where the shooting happened along 680. sphere this is south of walnut creek near were 24 and 680 come together off coffee >>pam: kron4 one of the latest on the seat of the shooting including breaking news coverage on twitter and facebook. corrective >> in the south bay temperatures or in the upper 70's in one one and a chance of thunderstorms into tomorrow. whatever his mid-50s as we head out tomorrow morning. in a chance of showers of the remnants of tropical cyclone john. >> apple has sent out there in by its foreign of them being held bonds of timber 12 12 in s francisco. that is next wednesday. [ male announcer ] sizzler's classic tri-tip and endless salad bar for $11.99. we start with tri-tip that's cut fresh

the chp is hoping to prevent any additional workers from getting ahead by a car or truck faugh >>vicki: if you have a comment or story idea, e-mail us. coming next we will take you at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those who are making our communities stronger. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wirele

if faugh >> grant lodes has more . >> and tight u.s.policy impinge ,, protesters demonstrated outside of the american consulate in sydney . thousands of muslims have taken this leaf . thoughtful officials say the killings in and got the help of their visit until the region is safer . >> we have condemned this series of violent attacks against and the thief and a counselor from a stiff >> for the testers are reaching over and anti is one film that if american filmmaker has put out . we have been interviewed by authorities in and in a weekly address the president promised justice for those who killed >> marriage never any definite reason for violence . there is no religion at the end of the targeting of innocent men and women . . >> tuesday's attack was planned according to some . >> i'll have how hail from know that this was demands . fifth >> the column appeared to be restored in downtown cairo on saturday . in other countries ,, demonstrations are ongoing . >> we are learning new details about the suspected creator of the anti islam no

in effect faugh of we actually say, where the rights? we get this bill of rights because of that conversation. even before there is a text of freedom of speech there is the practice of freedom of speech. five times the bill of rights uses the same phrase. and i think it's coming from the people. so this process of correction the you're talking about, more perfectible, disconnected to the democratic idea. when you get people together and there are -- and have to make sure the hon cynical. you have to beat the into federal's, but you have to get them on board, to keep them believing. keep in part of the game. maybe you win next time. keep that conversation going so that you can actually perfected, make it -- at least make it better than it was the day before with the bill of rights. >> you know, i don't know whether they are anti federalists. maybe it didn't quite believe that the national government should be given unfettered authority. maybe it with the people who were saying we have to have a bill of rights. competition for the individu

tsk >>darya: faugh we will have a media briefing coming up the at 11:00 a.m..4-7 news channel comcast 193. >>mark: dr. phil is coming next. [ male announcer ] introducing sizzler's signature sandwiches. starting at $6.99. our tri-tip with hand-breaded onion straws, our crispy shrimp smothered in bang bang sauce, and tuscan chicken on focaccia. sizzler. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil" -- >> i feel like i'm a prisoner in my own marriage. you try to control everything i do. >> i hear this all the time. >> dr. phil: you didn't even hear it this time. >> announcer: these wives have had all they can take. did they marry the worst husbands in america? >> dr. phil: if the things you're telling me are true, you need to get out right now. let's do it. if we're going to do something here that matters, then we've got to deal with the truth. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: if i can help get this family back on track, are you willing to do that? >> ready, three. take. >> dr. phil: this is going to be a changing day in your life.

and it might be the case as one very recent study demonstrated that when consumers understand how faugh much information is collected they have a tendency not to download them, so this kind of information, this truthful transparent information on the data collective practices may have an effect on the application developers who have been unable to thinking if we have to disclose all this and say the consumers will download it let's think about if we really do need all this data. as the mccaul of the ftc guidelines dealing with privacy issues? >> the new guidelines are broken down into two parts. one is privacy. the other aspect about the truthful advertising to make sure that the community understands that they are marketing a product. they are often making promises to consumers or telling consumers that their app will do something and they need to be doubled to ensure that every claim they make about the application is truthful. so just as one example, we recently did a case involving an application that claimed if you hold that up to your skin it could treat acne and they were unable

faugh >> asking for from total strangers. >> i could sure use a kidney. >> never mind that most people give a panhandler their pocket change and let alone a vital organ but for the past couple of weeks, larry, at 77, has been walking all over his home town of anderson south carolina, basically begging for a kidney. >> did you think that he would get anyone? >> i guess not. >> and why do it? >> i'm trying, i had to do something. >> it was really just a way to not feel helpless which is why he was as surprised as anyone when the phone rang. >> i am willing to donate a kidney for your wife. >> it rang repeatedly. believe it or not, over the past few days the phone has not stopped ringing. >> we would love to find out how to be tested. >> under the people that saw his sign or heard about it, have volunteered. it is still too early to tell if he has found a match for his wife, but at this point he is almost certainly recruiting enough volunteers, and raising enough awareness, to save someone, which is fine by his wife. >> if i get a kidney, fine, if i don't that i hope someone else does. >>

faugh did he say the president from having to deal with some of those issues?the president did a master class on how to read but an entire convention. for the president, it eases the burden for him and nevertheless the president needs to connect with the american public on what he is going to do in the next four years, that will make a difference in their lives. >> does the president risks being overshadowed? fifthfifth >> he is the president and had a different perspective on the economy than president clinton. there are two very different speakers. it is a different feeling. >> described the pressure that the president is under. if >> he has the jobs report will be released tomorrow. how does he agree that into a speech? >>pam: if you would like to connect with our political expert, you can connect to them on twitter or read his political web site. >> you can watch on interrupted commercial free coverage of the democratic national convention just as we did for the gop. >>catherine: we're getting in video showing what happened when coaster rica was hit by that

students whose parents do not have english as a first language said there was lots of confusion today >>faugh i was hoping this would be over today ... >>for possibly a second week more than 44 schools will need to stay open under the children first contingency plan ... nonunion workers are serving meals and leading the students in structured activity and the hours were extended pretty much for the length of the full school day for the convenience of the parents ... a janitor here had prepared his building for teachers to return >>many parents support teachers but that support might be waning as the strike continues >>we need to get back. >>hopefully everyone will be able to come back to the table to compromise as this thing drags out longer the heat will be felt by all the parties ... >>under the expanded children's first program community college administrators are available for open house and assistance >> there has been some confusion about whether teachers are being paid during the strike. they are not paid by the school board during a strike. and they do not receive a stipend, commonly

you should and around 102-103 this year faugh.e only rarely 13 and a half, 14 times earnings. that is still a great valuation. i tell people, the market spent about 90% of its time between 14 and 20 times earnings on the ratio on the market. we are in that 5 percent of time are we are still below 14. still an opportunity for people. you just have to get over the news that you keep seeing and, you know, the volatility which is just part of the market. liz: we showed a chart of how you have been outperforming. tear up performing everybody, but the big names that are in your fund, things like scrapes, apple, cavallas, global. you have a j.p. caterpillar. the worst performer yesterday. on a day like that to you -- well, obviously you don't. your long-term back. are you getting excited on days with the market is in turmoil and in doing so are you riding a wave verses panicking and losing your head under it? >> yes. i try to look at everything on a 3-5 year cycle. i believe that can be powerful. and when i try to do stocks like caterpil

faugh bill >> coming up will break, sports highlights. here is a live the view from the mt.occupy protests in a san francisco are cooperating, believed it babylon firefighter was injured and battling a fire at rest run this morning. >> presidential hopeful mitt romney is on damage control at he was caught on video speaking to will the owners saying that among other offerings, half of all americans believe they're entitled. >>darya: muni has released a report of the on-time arrival rate of buses and trains without inflating numbers. >> vehicles on time 57.2% of its kind in august. it is still well short of the 85% on-time rate that is mandated by voters fact in 1999. >> the number of long delays involving airplanes stuck on airport tarmac as was more in july when the previous eight lull combined. by 28 planes were stuck on the ground at airport is for more than three hours last month. the last time there were more 3 hour delays in a single month was october of 2010. >>mark: the first eight months of 2012 were the hottest ever reported to thousand thousand 1 the nation and vol

tough puff kafka for phone faugh them a special mass this morning for the san jose firefighter who remains hospitalized after battling a blaze at a church stiff family want to take a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. the fog has not lifted much at all. foggy conditions continue at some the area bridges fury the careful out there. will be right back. and and and and fifth fourthand and fie kraft of the of the >>marty: is special masses 23 san jose firefighter who suffered a heart attack that when a church spire. he remained hospitalized in critical yet stable condition. on thursday responded to a three alarm fire at st. patrick's cathedral. fighting the blaze caused an to collapse because of an apparent heart attack. today's mass will be held at st. patrick's where the fire happened. it stars a 10:30 a.m.. the cause and the origin of the fire is still under investigation. >> police have released more information about bank robbery that led to lockdown as the san jose schools earlier this week periods a whole officer's state their wrath on of the gunman on foot for >> authorities

faugh >>> a deadly pipeline blast that destroyed a neighborhood how the city of san bruno mark the two-year anniversary and some changes in the works for pipeline safety. >>> our restless sea for two kidnapped children and the suspect is their own father next authorities made made charges for the man who they say is behind deduction. another republican nominee for vice president paul ryan cashes in on the bay area the type of leadership promises with the gop win the white house. thanks for joining us. >>> we have a lot of talk and news in the next hour the democratic national convention is over the big questions still remained out of bill clinton once been the savior of the party again that's a lot of people are talking about including the former san francisco mayor of willie brown. >>> at the chronicle also joe was there a given as the and sets of both parties in the week before. >>> survivors of the a deadly pipeline explosion and san bruno will mark their two-year anniversary. >>> will talk about that's a little later on in the broadcast with the assemblymen jury held the blast killed ei

price of grain used for thinking and reasoning giddily a a a veinous up pfft for the double bubble faughog or ... " from with lanny but and the >>da: did bombing in a rock this morning that killed seven people. explosions at three different mosques last week killed eight people. >>ysabel: vladimir putin used a hang glider to help teach a flock of cranes how to buy stock for the winter. six endangered birds were raised in captivity today did not learn how to migrate. the former kgb agent and a judo champion has been known to hunt the tigers and the callers on poor repairs. some >> still ahead, winning of the melville, with some women say is important for them if in who they want to leave the country. to your bay area forecast as we take a live look outside for mt. tam. overcast and breezy. we'll also talk more about school nutrition. of ... " here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios to >>ysabel: we just did a story about the fact they're prepar

faugh ♪ the one and only, cheerios gerri: tonight begins around two for the dnc, and they're breakingl likely reach havoc on their parade kicking off their 2012 season with the dallas cowboys facing off against the super bowl champion new york giants tonight. what are you going to watch? joining me now, host of serious ex-im mad dog radio which does make me laugh. who is going to win in the ratings? that is tough. it seems to me if i was planning a convention i would not planted for the first night. >> right. well, this is what is interesting. the nfl initially planned their first-ever thursday night. they moved because of the convention. there were afraid of the president, but not the former president. i think if you combine the networks, the convention is going to win, but if you just go based on one network at the nfl is going to win. huge ratings. people love it. the defending super bowl champs against america's team in the dallas cowboys. gerri: i did not realize this. nbc is ditching bill clinton altogether. we are not even going to cover this. >> they are saying that the two bi

so there were not on that train in september of 1943 heading off faugh. their grandchild. let me tell you a little bit about how things went for the family toward the end. eunice, bills sister-in-law, mary's sister, when she turned 18 left camp, went to the midwest and took a secretarial job. sammy left to do some agricultural work. then he volunteered into the united states army. bill, the photographer, left for cleveland to find work in a factory there. toward the end of 1944 he decides that he wants to see if he can get work in new jersey as seabrook farms which was of farming enterprise that was recruiting japanese americans from the camps to come work. so he leaves camp in the fall of october 44, heads to new jersey telescope the situation out. at that point sammy is gone. bill is gone. unisys gone. the only people left in camp are real and mary in little billy. rio de suffers what doctors called a nervous breakdown. she ends up in the camp hospital and relief for the rest of her time in camp, which is another nearly year in camp, real is suffering greatly and really

faugh also, this is really did r the republican party.ow many people watching the show knew who she was before this. here is another one. have you ever been on vacation and can get it chair by the pool because they're already all covered with tells? don't you hate this? people receptive and patel was up first in the morning and then there are nowhere near the chairs. melissa: the actual cruise line is cracking down. here is out, putting stickers with the time on shares that empty, but being saved by tells with books and stuff and that no one shows up to claim the chair within 40 minutes of the sticker being put out the staff removes the item in the chair is up for grabs. >> it's like parking in east hampton. they give you a ticket. al of the idea. i hate the she lounge talks. >> carnival. they're getting a little hostile. people are on vacation. the comeback. move your stuff. >> fight over those chairs. that's probably what it is. melissa: i can't even make a good argument about it. i do hate the chair rocks. those people that sent the na

faugh >>pam: alameda police are reporting that a 51 year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in the middlef the date. she was on a walkway near the starbucks 1:00 sunday afternoon when she was confronted by an armed suspect it is 20s. >>pam: and the google sole driving cars could soon hit the streets, how the technology became a reality and actress lindsay lohan is in hospital became a reality and actress lindsay lohan is in hospital aftethis is a lot of. food for 4 bucks. yeah... think they made a mistake? i don't know - maybe. the fried cheese melt is back for just 4 bucks. 1 of 4 big 4-dollar meals on the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's. open all night. >> police officers on seen as a pregnant woman was hit by flying glass under a possible gang-related shooting. witnesses say the woman was sitting in this green toyota camry when shots rang out in the neighborhood. witnesses say she got out of the car into should police officers for the class had her abdomen. take a look at some of the bullets that hit this windshields. a pretty dramatic scene. police officers are still here gatherin

faugh pacific >>catherine: we are in the final stretch of the presidential campaign. the monthly jobs report is casting a shadow over last night to the speech from the president. it was a hot topic on the campaign trail to a fifth both candidates are focusing on the battleground states of iowa and in new hampshire. >>president obama: america, i never said that this journey would be easy and i will not promise that now. sphene >> things certainly did not get any easier for the president on friday after the government releases its monthly report. 96,000 jobs added in of this theory off unemployment dipped slightly but analysts say that is because more workers withdrew from the labour force. romney was quick to call friday morning the hangover after last night's party. >> there's almost nothing the president has done a gives american people confidence that he knows what it is doing when it comes to jobs in the economy >> the president says the economy is recovering but there's more work to be done. >> if the republicans are serious about joblessness, we could create a mi

moments of the administration and then what were all of the decisions leading up to that final decision faugh clacks their looking at in of the sodium when you look at the movie, you look at the people involved, and you have to talk to people that are at a senior career level to take the view that no man is a hero. people that see it up close in a different way. you read a great man's biography in the interview his life in a different perspective. people saw a lot of in decision to read they saw a lot of back-and-forth, and these were people that had worked under clinton and w. bush. they certainly saw differences in the presidency's they were not necessarily ideological foes of the president, the base of the operation and planning of the operation sold three times in 2011 and they were incredulous and asked why. valerie jared didn't like the idea as a mentor to the president and first lady that led them to stop. it's the normal chain of command they should stop working on the raid commander when they ask why, this was the reason that came back. >> host: was he involved in the discussions? hi

faugh we need to get it through the semester .eed to be worried about was mild . >> this doctor says it leads him to believe there is more virus in the city . >> we typically do not think of san francisco as a city where you get a lot of mosquito bites but you are at risk for potentially getting infected with was not hires is present >> the biggest breeding ground is standing water . the public utilities commission label treated locations . >> of are about 26,000 of these located around the city we have an army of bike messengers that go around the city and apply it are the sites to prevent them from reading . >> the public utilities commission has been treating it drains year round since the initial west nile scare years ago . the bird found last week is the third in the city that has tested positive for westmount . . >>ysabel: more on the shuttle endeavor flyover . >>marty: here is a lot less outside in the south bay . this issue declaring in we should have a beautiful day with temperatures in the '80s we will be right back . .

for faugh. warmer weather and the inland valleys. if if sentences of, mild and crumbled. extended forecast is not accurate info we will starve to extend a warming trend. by wednesday and thursday we will be back into the '90s. the '90s will state to the forecast as we headed next weekend. >>george: contract of a sand table bridges tracking across the span. i have been working with the last week or so with the metropolitan transportation commission tried to investigate whether or not " the amount of traffic across the bridge a has increased. it looks as though these slowdowns may be in connection " with an upcoming closure of the san mateo bridge. if they are doing some replacement on an expansion joint near the base of a high-rise. coming up in october october th two weekends of plant closures. cliff our other hot spot is the nimitz freeway and interstate 580580 but not wear the clothes and took place earlier this morning but certainly because of the clothes and other affect if the drive time is now down to 53 minutes from oakland into union city. hurting as from dublin t