former reporter, fay, started the organization in 1997 when she was diagnosed with cancer. she passed away in 2003. that organization that bears her name continues, even in these tough economic times but it hadn't been easy. >> we've been trying for several months and we haven't gotten the responses that we thought we should got or that we've got none the past and i think that's the downturn the economy and people are doing other things with their disposable income such as paying medical expenses. >> the walk is this saturday and it's not too late to enter. i remember when fay was alive. >> yes, indeed, those of us that worked with her were fortunate indeed. >>> jeff ranieri on the road, once again. this time all the way up in santa rosa at the farmer's market. >> jeff, i need some bananas. >>> knows are on the list, what about grapes, jessica? >> i'll take that. >> i'm missing somebody to feed them to me i'll be on the lookout. we're here at the santa rosa street market. it started about 15 minutes ago. hot chilly peppers, eggplant, squash and tomatoes but there's more tha

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eliot, a therapist introduces them and otherin the red light district to fai in jesus christ. >> they are welcome in our church program. we want them to come. we want parents to come. we want everyone in the sex industry to come to our church because we believe in the power of jesus to change everybody's lives. >> that message is having its effect especially amongirls. >> they have never in the life expericed unconditional love and acceptance. they have never had such a message of hope in all their lives and many of them become christians result of thi >> working in this environment is never easy. what eli does could be dangers. >> i have to say we have never, ever, not even one day had any problems, had any turn up at our door wanting a girl back or threening us in any way. we have never had a single threat made against us. i can't explain that to you except i believe the grace of god is on our side. >> her goal is to graduate girls to successfully live on their own and replicate the daughters of cambodia center in other places. stan jeter cbn news. >>> up next, a nation coming back

they want me to fay for my medical expenses it's on o pocket. with three kids and money i'm making i can't even live right now. >> 1.5% pay increase over three years. management tells me there have been many offers back and forth over the last six months. one was 8% over three years. retirement pay, the want to keep the pension pay but management ss the union plan is in criticalstatus and is unsustainable. >> it requires the employer members to contribute more money than was originally agreed to bring it out of critical status. we think our employees would be better off to have a 401-k. >> they say that management would be fine offering workers to keep their pension plans if there were other concessions. work rules, temporary workers are saying if they are out more than five days in the course of a year, they can be terminated. management responds by, that's true if they are uncused absences. if thehave a doctor note they can takear more than five days off. who is doing the work in the meantime? they have brought in temporary workers to take car

up charles was the first one to believe in jerry's talent and i couldn't believe you know key with fay and that he was. and he just. you know took it from you know he became. you know if he'd of been out on the street to me. you know he. says look. it's my right. more about jerry. you know i learned to pencil and paper that i was the most important woman is i. bunny brown jerry's mother has been on probation for four years. since her release from prison she's been fighting for the right to go to angola and visit jerry the son she hasn't seen in ten years terri he loved me more than anything. and. when things took a turn for the worse for me it took a turn for terry for the worst. it's. my personality is built around amalfi and around the set a young age when i was small like. this guy used to beat my mom the palm of time right in front of me and my mom you know and for me what he. was not known was that it was creating a lot of anger in me because i was so small and i couldn't help it and he moved on boom boom boom i became a drug advocate crack addict. and a good indeed jerry was cons

with the all of the interrogators and the commander of the military intelligence brigade and general fay all the people from her staff that were involved in interrogations and he started out by saying that he was there to assess their operations and to help them get to achieve more actionable intelligence he said i think you're you treat the person too well you're too gentle with them said you really need to treat them like dogs because if you treat them any better than that you've effectively lost control of the interrogation and before that meeting was over he said. with his with the lessons that they've learned techniques from guantanamo bay and in other locations he was going to get moai. this is the report of the general miller and his seventeen experts from left after their visit to abu ghraib just one month before the scandal broke out. here you can read his suggestions on how he would like to make the interrogations more effective for example he wants to use the military police who previously were only used as prison guards to prepare the prisoners for interrogation. and here is

on the streets, some fay's hostility and abuse. and yet they continue to follow this particular interpretation of their faith. one that is becoming increasingly controversial. these women are in their twenties. there were brought up in britain and university educated. renaissa has a professional job. they are part of the new generation of women committed to defending their right to wear the veil. >> years ago, i was in the first year of university and then made the decision. i saw it as an act of worship. it helps me and protect me. i have a voice. i have an opinion. >> i have been wearing it for almost three years. it is seen as a muslim part of my religion there. >> i have been wearing the veil for approximately eight years. it says it judge me for who i am and not what i wear. >> i pray that by the grace of god, there will be understanding. yes, there will be questions. none of them had an issue. never has there been of barrier between me and my friends. >> when i started wearing the veil, the set i had to explain it. i was more

they want me to fay for my medical expenses it's on of pocket. with three kids and money i'm making i can't even live right now. >> 1.5% pay increase over three years. management tells me there have been many offers back and forth over the last six months. one was 8% over three years. retirement pay, they want to keep the pension pay but management says the union plan is in critical status and is unsustainable. >> it requires the employer members to contribute more money than was originally agreed to bring it out of critical status. we think our employees would be better off to have a 401-k. >> they say that management would be fine offering workers to keep their pension plans if there were other concessions. work rules, temporary workers are saying if they are out more than five days in the course of a year, they can be terminated. management responds by, that's true if they are unexcused absences. if they have a doctor's note they can take far more than five days off. who is doing the work in the meantime? they have brought in temporary workers

. >> bobby whom happen son the man who hit the giants' most fay must home run died last night at thege of 86. >> back to throw, there is a long drive, it's gonna be, i believe, the giants win the pennant t giants win the pennant. the giants win the pennant. the giants win the pennant. the giants win the pennant. >> the shot heard around the world, willie mays spoke with him, he was a rookie at the time, on the on-deck circle when thompson hit that home run. >> i didn't realize the game was over oh, man, we won the pennant. but everybody is at home plate and i'm the last guy to get to home plate. >> at number 5, welcome back to the bronx, johnny damon. he robs the former yankee and the yankees beat the tigers, number 4 you won't confuse the philly fanatic with the lord of the dance. he pulls up. we can all get on with our lives. it appears brett favre will play for the vikings. >> so what. >> at number 2 adrian beltre wishes the yankees never moved torii hunter to right field. this is the 36th time he has robbed someone of a home run. seriously. >> really. >> look it up. juan hernande

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bodies continuing its inspection of russia's stadiums and infrastructure officials hope to convince fay father the country is the best place to host the world cup and either a twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two russia is competing against japan the u.k. and the u.s. among others to host the event officials have already been to moscow and st petersburg but today's visit to sochi is likely to be the biggest role in influencing seasons eventual decision progress towards readying the black sea resort to host the winter olympics in two thousand and fourteen as russia's chance to show first hand its ability to stage such a prestigious world or to invent later inspectors will had to resign unworthy or have a look at three new football stadiums russia is said to need at the least five marina's each costing around three hundred fifty million dollars. now let's take a look at what else is making news around the world and in the philippines at least four people have been killed after a bus packed with people plunged down a ravine the conductor who survived the boss' brakes had failed as a was ne

"usa today" saying intercontinental which runs holiday inn and crown plaza will fay those fees on any airline, just got to stay the weekend between september and december and you get up to $50 per party. if you show your bag fee receipt at check-in, you will get a whopping $25 credit to your bill. how does that sound, guys? >> we'll take any credit we can get. that's good news. >> we'll take it! >> thanks a lot. >>> new research suggests that people who have migraine also have a higher risk of dying from heart disease and stroke. now, the study from the university of iceland followed more than 26,000 men and women for 26 years. those that had migraines along with vision problems were the ones most at risk from dying of heart attack and stroke. there were no risk for those that just had the migraines without the vision problems. but overall, the big picture still, people who had migraines are still at a fairly low risk for heart disease related death. >>> eating too much and exercising too little, even for just a short time, can have lock-lasting effects on your health. a new study tha

and that they were singled out amongst all of the other passengers and fai and detained questioning. >> tight nbc bay area has learned that the flight crew told police they were concerned about the couple because of their behavior. police did release them after questioning. they said they'll monitor the investigation to see if the pakistani couple's civil rights were somehow violated. >>> well, battle action outrage and heartbreak. the tillman story premiered tonight six years after the disturbing death of the football star turned army ranger. >> pat tillman was the most famous enlisted man in the military. >> he thought that going into afghanistan was the right thing to do. >> times like this you stop and think. >> the san jose native was killed in afghanistan, as you may remember. the documentary now narrated by josh brolin tells the story of the firestorm that erupted after his death when the military initially told his family he died from enemy fire. the documentary is being held as both riveting and engaging. the tillman family did not attend that premiere in los angeles. >>> we

she has regular conversations with prime minister fayed. per discussion with the minister yesterday is more with the ongoing efforts for institution building with the bosnian authorities making sure that the resources are there to continue this effort to improve security forces on the ground to build an effective palestinian economy. obviously, the reality on the ground in the palestinian area does have a direct bearing on the confidence her conversation yesterday it was not about the conversations per se. >> was there an order to establish the support -- it will be under the department of state. >> i will take the question. >> how is it represented -- it is under the special representatives office. >> the visit to the u.n. director -- she will be asking the international community and the u.n. secretary general ban- ki moon. many people feel that what they are saying is that giving the money to the countrymen who are in pakistan, the u.s. really must address the issue and give a clear message to the people here and in pakistan that corrupt

this is the american destiny, with charity toward those who struggle, fayed in may god that loves and guides us, and hope that -- faith in may god the loves and guides us, and they hope that we can restore truth in the promise of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america , and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." -- for all. [cheers and applause. -- [cheers and applause] ♪ oh, say, can you see ♪ ♪ of america"national anthem"] ♪ -- national anthem"] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> we brought you a chalkboard in the age of high-tech devices. it brings you to a cable show at 5:00 p.m. eastern on fox news and the third to listen to radio show in all of america. he brings you the truth every day. now he brings to an effort to restore honor in america. ladies and gentlemen, glenn beck. [cheers and applause] >> hello, america. i have just gotten word from the media that there are over 1000 people here today. w

they were honorable about their fai faith.ously the traditions of their family and everything else. and then this picture perfect thing. did they spend too much money? >> i think they spent what was necessary in their situation. and, you know, the president -- or ex-president could afford it. it's his only daughter. and why not have the affair, the princess affair that she always dreamed of? you know what, maybe it's fantastic for the economy, especially the local economy. >> that doesn't hurt. >> apparently they gave out all local products in the gift bags. clinton vineyard wine and other local products. >> got it. all right. it was a nice escape for a couple days. >> thank you. >> bonnie fuller, thank you so much. we'll be right back. r's colors up on the wall...this year. let's get better prices... and better paint. let's break out the drop cloths, rollers, brushes, and tape. let's start small. then go big. no matter what the budget. and when we're done, let's take a bow. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the hom

caller: i'm fay bellamy paul, and i'm very pleased to have hear this coming on. lady from the republican party who called president clinton black, and sometimes the ignorance of people is so appalling that it makes your head hurt. the second thing i'd like to mention is mrs. sure regard, i think this is an opportunity point out that one african-american woman was fired in probably less than 2 hours for a comment she supposedly made yet white people are working in usda for years and years and years discriminating against african-americans and others and not one white person has been fired. thank you. guest: and i agree with that caller. this is a time when this issue came up, it was the perfect opportunity for the country to start healing around coming together on race relations and the perfect opportunity to have that conversation, and i think the call from action should come from the person in charge, which is the president. the president should reach out to our country and say this is a time to have a full blown discussion on race and how we can begin to unders

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she still fays 12 months of court-ordered random drug testing testing.orking as well. her rehab bill reportedly $130,000 for 23 days. >> wow. i'm still trying to process that number. she does need to get a little work for that. as we heard, no big roles right now, but are there any small roles in the works? >> she has one movie in the works and also a big move in the works. her mom says she's going to relocate from los angeles to right here in new york city. >> all right. i'm sure we'll be following it. ben, thanks. >>> just ahead, potentially good news if you suffer from heartburn. there may be a simpler, safer and faster relief available to you. it's coming up. eating healthy is important but only vegetables can give you vegetable nutrition. one of these will get you more than half way to your five daily servings. v8. what's your number? announcer: naturals from purina cat chow. delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. [ female announcer ] introducing, new townhouse fla

improvement. w3the in the central is still sluggish from south bay on a as a little bit slower on the merge. fáisreat ride right here. a lotus sunshine. a little bit of stuff from the bay. no big delays all around 92 u.s. see it lighter than usual on says fund. mark? >> as we continue to monitor this breaking news story we have an industrial accident i can highly sexed it is right at the end of cargo weight near verge street.u! paramedics are on this scene.-, above being treated for it in howling hazardous substance to be do not know what the substance is yet jackie's going to go into the scene right now where we are bringing you live reports coming up. >> more news that we're following united nations say that a million people may have been displaced&j by the but lat round of flooding and new areas , more than 8 million people are in need of emergency assistance and the flooding has[lp reachede cited italy it is the worst the country has seen in the history. >> is video that shows 33 miners who are trapped half mile underground in chile and it has been through a warhol used for free vacation. as