and fed ex they presumably because they would be better by profits but only to deliver to places that are profitable so if this if a postal service was to be privatized i mean what does that mean for the average american you know you me who likes to send out postcards or letters in the mail because we still do use the mail you just laugh at forty forty four cent stamp on it and then bam you get it delivered to wherever wherever you want anywhere and the u.s. i mean what would that mean for the way part of the way we still communicate right well more life or death situation being very frank here rural communities would suffer tremendously because senior citizens who live in rural communities if there was not a postal service delivering to them would not be able to get their medications at their door they would be forced to drive to the nearest post office forty or fifty miles away to pick up their medications now during severe weather conditions like a snowstorm that could cause a life or death situation for senior citizens and so what do you think about i guess maybe kind of taking a

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investigators now say a fed ex truck was turning left into a private driveway when the tráubg drivercrossed into the path -- when the truck driver crossed into the path of the riding motorcyclists. the fed ex truck driver was not hurt. >>> the lights are now back on at the hall of justice in san francisco tonight after a power outage forced several courtrooms to shut down. the power was out for about two hours this afternoon. the county jail, the d.a.'s office and courtroom, some inmate activities were restricted during the outage. pg & e says the hall of justice was the only building affected. the power outage is still under investigation tonight. >>> we have new information about a fatal house fire in berkeley. the coroner has identified the victim. firefighters found the body of 26-year-old meredith anne joy. crews responded at 2:30 on the home on lorena street. one neighbor told us he tried to go inside but the smoke was just too thick. investigators are looking for the cause, they are focusing on the back of the home. >>> now to west oakland where investigators investigators are

investigators now say a fed ex truck was turning left into a private driveway when the tráubg drivercrossed into the path -- when the truck driver crossed into the path of the riding motorcyclists. the fed ex truck driver was not hurt. >>> the lights are now back on at the hall of justice in san francisco tonight after a power outage forced several courtrooms to shut down. the power was out for about two hours this afternoon. the county jail, the d.a.'s office and courtroom, some inmate activities were restricted during the outage. pg & e says the hall of justice was the only building affected. the power outage is still under investigation tonight. >>> we have new information about a fatal house fire in berkeley. the coroner has identified the victim. firefighters found the body of 26-year-old meredith anne joy. crews responded at 2:30 on the home on lorena street. one neighbor told us he tried to go inside but the smoke was just too thick. investigators are looking for the cause, they are focusing on the back of the home. >>> now to west oakland where investigators investigators are

but then fed ex happened. united parcel service, they could. now even the post office does it sometimes. but the private sector does everything better. i'll give you a thousand dollars. you can name one thing that government does more efficiently. we need government to do some things i'm talking more efficient. there is nothing. but even though the private sector is more efficient but bureaucrats wanted their tentacles on everything. we are imprinted to believe that the specialists in washington know better. they are from the government. they are here to help. and they are so smart, but thing about what government did when they decided they should build cars. >> this is what you get. the trevant. pride of the eastern bloc. it was a terrible car. it was hard to drive. makes huge pollution. but planners said it was great. >> once the berlin went down and they had private competition, it disappeared. people preferred toyotas an fords. however, -- >> when government runs things this is what you get. >> so we often get from government, lousy product

i want to take this away from both fed ex and oracle. they're seeing good results from foreign business. suddenly here you have spain trading okay, ups, socgen coming up with software. >> and spain is trading well because of the yields. >> donald trump talking about buying property in greece. >> now you're really grasping at straws, aren't you? >> i'm grasping at those very mall red straws. i am saying it's not total negativity about europe. >> and that is predicated primarily on oracle. >> fed ex is saying that, but a company making an investment in europe. skblp how about express shipping volumes have lessened in the u.s. and asia. so there are still signs of softness. the stock is trading lower in the premarket. >> fedexhas been a history of disappointment. they did lower their guidance. yesterday was a rally led by the transports. >> that was curious. that was telling you something, it wanted to tell you something that maybe things are okay. this is a good sign that the rails are doing so well yesterday. >> it was so strange that we

finally fed-ex reported their earnings.trong numbers for the past quarter, but lower their guidance moving the forward because of employee and pension cost. a lot of mature companies have an aging population of workers. the costs are huge. and you hope long term a lot of the workers who spent decades at companies like fed-ex will have all their benefitbenefits. the dow is up 120 points. back to you. >> that's good news. hopefully that will continue throughout the day. see you later. warmer weather means more americans are seeking the bronzed glow of summer. many people go out and get those spray tans to avoid the health concerns of being in the sun, but is it really a safer alternative? a lot of people are getting those spraz-on tans these days. >> if it's not one thing, it's another. another story of something not healthy for us. >> i hadn't heard that. so tell us about it. >> it's abbreviated dha, is the substance that's in these spray-on tans. usually you go to a salon, and you get in a bathing suit, and they spray you d

. >>> two pilots from fed ex arrived at a temporary housing compound. they were carrying a parcel. had hung a chain of yellow buoys outside her restaurant but the tsunami tore them down. one was slept to an alaskaen island. it was identified by the chinese character. >> translator: i lost everything in the tsunami. i still have nothing but i hope to reopen my restaurant someday. this is a sign. >> said she had given up hope of ever seeing her sign again. >>> heavy rainfall continues in taiwan. >> torrential amounts of rain across much of southern taiwan here where you have been seeing heavy rainfall. in the next 24 hours an additional 250 mm could be seen here. already issued flood warnings. towards the east and west of hong kong you see areas of purple where you could be seeing heaviest areas of rainfall. southern thailand plenty of reports of flooding and land slides killing several people at this time. let's look farther towards the south in the tropics. tropical storm moving towards the northwest. a small island just south of the center of circulation. all of the warnings have

cargo carrier fed ex. the basketball was found on an alaskan island by a high school student. the name of the school was written on it. everyone at the school survived the tsunami, but the building was destroyed. the students are now using an abandoned building at another junior high school. they are considering putting the returned basketball on display at the school. >>> people forced to move after the nuclear accident left behind homes, possessions, and livelihoods. many had to give up their animals, too, pets or livestock. on "the road ahead," we have a story of a cattle farmer that refused to leave his herd behind. >> reporter: he is back in business, sent into exile by a nuclear disaster, he is raising cattle again 200 kilometers from his hometown. and the herd came with him, a brand of japanese black cattle. kobayashi ran his farm in fukushima prefecture for 23 years. he had 120 animals when the accident happened. kobayashi's entire village was designated an evacuation zone. saving his herd was all that mattered. leaving the cattle with friends outside fukushima, he sea

the fed-ex tends the operation twist program to keep lower interest rates intact. the news conference in the next hour. what is the fed chief mr. bernanke going to say? how will he say enit and what will wall street say about what he says? >>> the first dow 30 ceo to respond to the decision. the ceo of caterpillar, the stock, hiring, the dollar, exports, the global growth story. >>> and speaking of a story, this is one whale of a story. wait until you see what our kate kelly has found out about the trader in the center of the jp morgan trading mess. he's known as the whale. all of that is straight ahead. >>> we start with my co-anchor at the ncse, brian shactman. >> look at the dow. almost positive in the average now down five points. we were down as many as 75 when the announcement came out. s&p and nasdaq off of the lows. you have gold was down about 28 bucks a few moneys after did decision came out. crude bouncing a bit off of the lows and really the theme trying to dissect it all. let's bring in mr. pisani. to me it seems like we're where we were yesterday. we h

when i was honking the horn there was a fed ex truck and stopped when he heard the horn. jay they stopped the stroller just after it hit the curb. when he got to the little boy he was actually smiling. probably felt like a fun ride. the boy's mom arrived moments later relieved to see her son was okay. >> can you imagine that mom? >> the panic and fear. >> they reacted quickly. >> you would do the same thing. jay i have had a -- >> i have had a similar situation on a ski slope. it was a little dicey. everybody was fine. major league baseball and history made tonight. santana with a feet the mets had never seen before. sports next. t >>> good evening. the new york mets franchise had gone over 50 years and 8020 games without one of their pitchers throw a no hitter until tonight. johann santana with a no no against the cardinals. santana missed last year with a shoulder injury and struck out 8, adams and green victim there's. continues verse see though in the 6th. carlos beltran fair or foul? that was a fair ball. they called it foul. it should have been a hit. it should hav

>>rob: fed ex. came out saying everything is slowing down. oracle is tech and tech is strong.stine: let's check in with james fletcher in the weather center with a look at the forecast and then we will check-in on a traffic with george. >>james: it is a nice and blue from this perspective in seven sets go. blue skies and sunshine. many inland locations are enjoying a nice weather. as for the with the forecast will go up the rest of the day, i will give you a sneak peek with your 7 day around the bay. temperatures will be on the mild side this afternoon for most of the bay area. we are looking for conditions to warm as we head into tomorrow and in cooling off as we head into thursday, friday and into the weekend. let's take a quick look at what we can expect in terms of weather as we make our way through the rest of the day. today, not bad. temperatures will be on the mild side. a pocket of cooler air near santa rosa. by then, temperatures will be fairly consistent as we head away from the shoreline. 70's and 80's for most of the bay area. as the advanced the clock to 3:00 p.m.

that washed up in alaska were carried home by the crew of a fed ex cargo jet.even got their own seat on the plane. unlike most tsunami debris, the four items were marked with the owner's names and addresses. >>> up next on a friday morning, your weather forecast. >>> in sports, lebron james and the heat try to even the nba final series with oklahoma city. series with oklahoma city. chili's lunch break combos start at just 6 bucks. so ditch the brown bag for something better. like our bacon ranch quesadillas or big mouth burger bites, served with soup or salad, and fries. starting at just 6 bucks, at chili's. >> hi, i'm snuggle. look, i get towels fluffy... blankets cuddly... and clothes stay fresh... [sniffs] for 14 days. and i cost less than the leading brand. let's snuggle. sears one day sale is saturday with friday preview get 60% off men's polos and 50% off this craftsman mechanic's tool set plus when you shop your way you can buy online, and pickup today. this is destination dad. this is sears. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own

two fed-ex pilots delivered the ball to the students.school student in alaska discovered the ball. it is inscribed with the school's name. everyone at the junior high school survived the tsunami but the building was destroyed. the students now use another school's building. school officials say they may display the basketball for everyone to see. all right. sunny skies here in tokyo, but there is a severe tropical storm in the pacific. let's now turn to rachel ferguson for the updates and the rest of the world weather forecast. >> that's right we have a severe tropical storm heading towards the philippines right now. this massive cloud you can just see to the bottom of your screens. this is severe tropical storm, currently moving west at 25 kilometers an hour, wind speeds sustained at 20 miles an hour with gusts over 120. it looks like it will be heading towards luzon, possibly making landfall here if it does so on your sunday/monday overnight. and then perhaps heading towards taiwan. however, it could actually veer further toward the ea

when i was honking the horn there was a fed ex truck and stopped when he heard the horn.stopped the stroller just after it hit the curb. when he got to the little boy he was actually smiling. probably felt like a fun ride. the boy's mom arrived moments later relieved to see her son was okay. >> can you imagine that mom? >> the panic and fear. >> they reacted quickly. >> you would do the same thing. jay i have had a -- >> i have had a similar situation on a ski slope. it was a little dicey. everybody was fine. major league baseball and history made tonight. santana with a feet the mets had never seen before. sports next. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. the new york mets franchise had gone over 50 years and 8020 games without one of their pit

worthy of people who are off to save money to get on the property ladder talk about stocks as well got fed ex as well. the lawyers call the airlines two point eight percent for the presence of a difficult call for adoption a microsoft as well they are building a new tablet is going to be a rival to the apple i pad apparently and around the ring that it's going to have to exchange rates and it was going all those globetrotters up we've got the euro dollar. is a mixed performance for the ruble but just managed to lose out of the day in against us dollar as well as russia markets because only yesterday they did manage to hold onto those gains over bit more deaths just seven basis points for the mindsets around the pool to for the r.t.s. it was a pretty lackluster performance really but having said that we've had a of to most to this few weeks so it's a bit of a like relate. to the oil prices and see how they're holding this. they are indeed dropping out of the slightly now we've had the talks with iran here in moscow to have come to any kind of really used resolution just yet over which of the s

is credit worthy ones those people who are the suffer is that right now so i want to talk about is fed ex as well the largest car go it alone company jump two point eight percent that's off the pledging significant cost reductions also had markers of this while jumping three percent off to a leashed tablet and that set to rival apple's i pad they want to tap into that market maybe so it's still some of those customers part is going to the exchange rates and see that the euro dollar is losing traction to subside they want twenty six seventy seven the revolver we shake less than forty minutes time not close up yesterday so we'll start to the year engaged to get the u.s. dollar as far as russia markets were concerned they managed the prize only defying expectations to hold on to their gains obey it modest it was a pretty lackluster performance there was a march movement volumes. in moscow yesterday as i say opening bell in about forty minutes time for how the figures next up let's see how those oil prices are getting on and it's a change of fortunes eversleigh slow going to make speech it ju

and the eurozone on my fed ex but critics scrape it off for a bailout as soon as the. house is trying to keep the single currency afloat one town is banking on the cost to turn a profit. that would mourn their stories in fifteen minutes from now i mean tom andrews next in the sport and an exciting start to the year is under you because your team potent haven't made you lead against great in the first match of the details on that plus the build up of course to russia's in a sec. a lot are you watching the sport here in r.t. and these are the headlines your i twenty twelve kicks off as co-host poland take on greece and russia prepared to take on the czech republic. this is seven french open final as djokovic confederate fight to join in. and catch me if you can impede champion you saying baldwin dramatic race in no way to throw down the gauntlet ahead of the looming london gang. twenty european championships have got underway co-host poland have kicked off against grace in the first game of the tournament in warsaw and the poles have had the perfect start leading one nil

next to japan where fed-ex pilots made a delivery. they returned items that washed up in alaska.ehow folks managed to use clues to locate the owners overseas. astonia smooth sailing for the soapbox racers. the youngest person in the bua 12-year-old girl. >>> the campaigns are in full swing. it's almost impossible to watch tv without coming across one of the mol cal political ad. is there a correct way to watch and analyze these ads? james has more. >>> political ad tizing has evolved considerably with traditional radio and tv spots competing with web videos up loaded to youtube. the most famous political ad of all times is one from the art form's early dayings and it only aired once. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> these are the stakes. >> president lyndon johnson used the prevailing nuclear anxiety of the cold war to fright ten voters what a goldwater presidency could mean. today's ads make daisy look like childs play. typical spot such as this web only video romney campaign about bane capital used state of the art cinematography and editing told the story of indiana steel

history with the expiration of the bush tax cuts that could be a third thing that could cause the fed ex whether it's kind of expects something in august september whether it's then or after the election in january you can see it coming ok and maybe that's when he's saying monetary policy can't do everything which he said before but maybe it's a warning out again to lawmakers hey this fiscal cliff is coming up don't make us do the heavy lifting or what people are perceived would want us to do have a lifting you know which which i don't think a either of us would want but last time we spoke to you you said that you thought the east. the be might act too that this could be the wildcard that the e.c.b. would lower interest rates and now there seem to be expectations a month later that coming up this july fifth meeting that could be one of the outcomes do you still think that that's coming i still expect that probably a twenty five basis point rate cut by the way the e.c.b. rate cut that's coming in i see coming is one of the reasons the fed could hold off if the fed thought the sea was not

and right now, the express side of fed ex is going through a major restructuring. is likely to retire some of its older, less fuel efficient aircraft and lay off a decent chunk of its work force. i think this move could pay off with serious cost savings rather quickly. that's what happened the last three times fedex restructured, and then with the ground business last year. it's a very clever company. the best thing about the restructuring, though, it will give fedex a ton of positive things to say at the analyst meeting october 9. so far, the company hasn't given many details. the stock could react positively when the management goes into more depth in october. i think fedex could be a terrific several month trade going into the analyst meeting. i already said the stock is cheap, but i think you might get a chance to buy it cheaper if you wait until after the eu fiasco meeting later this week and the friday employment fiasco, which could be real bad. either could give you a viable pullback. then once the october analyst meeting happens, ka ching. after you get the

. >>> 30 golfers within five strokes of the lead when the final round of the fed ex st.otice that he would be in it today dropping a long putt for birdie. he was in front, on the way to an impressive round of 66. defending u.s. open champion mcilroy had the lead today. johnson was a stroke better than john merick who's all alone in second place. johnson wins on tour for the sixth time. will be after his first major this weekend in san francisco. >>> the second major on the women's tour today. the l pga championship out of syracuse. fang became the first chinese woman to win. that was her final winning margin over a 4-way tie for second. >>> san francisco will be the center of the golf universe for the next week when the u.s. open comes to the olympic glove. this is just the fifth time olympic has hosted the open. each one is memorable in its own way and there's ever reason to think the version will hold true to the tradition. >> reporter: the olympic span is filled with tents. >> something always magical seems to happen at olympic. >> reporter: like 1955 when jack flak b

i hope the fed-ex guy's wearing a support brace.e way, big shout-out to bob wetnal. >> he called it. >> home builder analyst at rbs. stock soaring. bob, if you're out there, take a victory lap. >>> take a look at the auto part suppliers. in spite of a new report saying the average age of a car right here in the united states is 11 years old. phil lebeau joins us now. when's the disconnect there? seems counter intuitive. >> considering the age of the vehicles here in this country. i want to go back over the last three years because they hit an all-time high in the spring and when they did that, everybody said, of course. they're a smart recession play. people keep the vehicles longer. they want replace parts an part of that play has to do with this chart here. take a look at the average age of vehicles. there's the line right there in the middle around 1997. 21.5% of all vehicles in the u.s., about 52 million, are older than 16 years, 16 years or older and supports the idea people need parts and then o'reilly coming out yesterday aft

. >> i not the brake and ran over there to grab it and when i was hodgeing the horn there was a fed ex truck coming and he stopped as he heard the horn. >> blackburn and a pedestrian stopped the stroller just after it hit the curb e said when he got to the little boy, do you know what the kid was doing, screaming, crying? no. the kid was smiling. the woman arrived moments ago relieved to see her boy was okay. if you are using a volleyer you should have a strap attached to your wrist and the centraler. >>> and they will not find a person who return a book 37 years after it was due. the library received the book in the mail. it's called american cooking, creole and acadian. the note came in with a book saying sorry we had it so long. the book was due on november 27, 1974. but that was right around thanksgiving time so i could see the confusion. you want to do some cook around the house and the next thing you know it's 2012. >> nice thing is they returned it. >> after all this time. why not. >> well we had our little summer-like weather yesterday with that 30 to 40 -- >> it's not permanen

i guess it's going to hit me when that first game is and at fed ex field. >> reporter: there is a waitingfor tickets? >> most definitely. and i have gone through that. >> reporter: and you signed a five-year deal with the redskins and pierre garson came in, santana moss came in with the team amount good set of wide receivers. what is the competition like already? >> the competition is fierce and we have a great group of young receivers and that is making it better and the better somebody is, the better you have to perform and when you have that kind of competition, the sky's the limit and we get to perform the brotherhood and that is -- and the better we are as a group, going to make the team better. >> reporter: is rg-3 the real deal? >> definitely. i so why they gave up to get him. >> reporter: last but not least, was your teammate in san francisco and he is a local guy. was he jealous a bit when you got to come home? >> he was. he was and he was a good friend and grow up down the block from me. >> reporter: we're glad to you have back. we're sure you will do big things and we'll have m

truck and tried to run over there and grab it and luckily when i was honking the horn there was a fed exruck and he stopped as he heard the horn honk. >> he used the truck to block any traffic and ran to save the baby. the frantic woman arrived seconds later and grabbed her child. i hope she said thank you for that. >> well, it is a remarkable thing to observe the row gress of african americans from the 20th century to the 21th century. that is what broadcasting legend herald jackson witnessed. along the way he helped tell the story of hope and achievement as the first black in broadcasting. during his recent funeral here in new york people celebrated how jackson pioneer who lived his life beyond his dream. >> the house that jack belt i always used to use it that was the name of my radio show. >> he was born as harold baron jackson in charleston, south carolina, in 1914. be 1939, hall jackson became a pioneer who broke the color line in broadcasting at winx radio in washington, d.c. owned by the washington post. in an era of segregation jackson was initially denied a position because of

he forwarded to me in a fed ex package the second passport and the check at one time. as it turns out, we have good documentation that it came to me on the 26th. on the 27th i did a notice of filing to give that to the court file. we were at court and literally it was left in my pleading file until this morning when bernie, the prosecutor first said to me, we found out about this second passport. i said, hold on, i have it. and i've had it since the 27th or 26th of april. my apologies, but it's always been here. >> benjamin, how did trayvon martin's family react to the news today? >> well, they certainly were relieved to hear that zimmerman's bond will be revoked. they wanted him to remain in custody until they have the trial. i just have to say this, anderson, with respect to mr. o'mara, there is going to be -- the testimony that he -- that mr. -- the special prosecutor's office said they lied on material information, that's relevant. nobody's going to say trayvon martin lied in the court. nobody's going to say there was a material falsehood. i think that's important

when i was honking, there was a fed ex coming through and he stopped as he heard the horn. >> they weree to stop the stroller just after it hit a curb. they found a smiling baby boy. seconds later the frantic mother returns to grab the stroller. . >> that makes my heart stop. i covered a story where a babeey went in to the river, pulled out by firefighters. strapped in to the jogging stroller. ran away in to a river. pulled him out, baby was smiling. >> very scary. i'm glad it was a happy ending. outside the doors this morning, we have mostly clear skies, along the coast, socked in by the fog, mist and drizzle. a cooling trend for june. i'm going to show you the possibility of rain, notice the time stamp there, sunday evening. by monday, looks like the north bay could see scattered showers. kind of hangs around through the monday afternoon, commute. out of our way by monday night. in addition to numbers rolling back, by monday, could actually get wet weather. this morning, we are waking up in the 50s, by 9:00, low 60s to mid to upper 60s for inland areas with the sunshine out this. mid-

luckily when i was honking the horn, there was a fed-ex truck come through and he stopped. >> heatherto know how this happened to begin with. the baby's mother stopped to chat with again when the stroller rolled away. the frantic woman arrived seconds later and then grabbed the child. can you imagine? greg? >> every parent worries with something like that. >> heather: then she walked away. >> gregg: yeah. >> heather: hopefully she thanked him. >> gregg: i hope so. there is a possible break in a honey moon mystery. george smith and his new bride -- remember this case? they got into a fight on a cruise in 2005, security guards escorted jennifer back to her room. a group of passengers say they took the groom back to that same room later that night, but he was never seen again. his body never recovered. now the f.b.i. says it has a video showing potential suspects making incriminating statements about that very night. joining us now, judge jeanine pirro, host of "justice." is this a big breaktrue in what was essentially a cold case? >> it seems to be a breakthrough and they say that the e

literally fed-exed that day as was his passport which he found.ey had was found and turned over literally within a minute or an hour of him finding it. that came to me. i presented it to the court. the problem that happened, as i sort of acknowledged, was the very day i did the notice of filing of the passport it sat in the pleading portion of my filing, did not get filed the next day like it was supposed to when we had the court hearing it sat there for a month causing concern of the state because they didn't know i had his passport. once that was resolved as judge lester mentioned like having a license and losing it and getting another one, it was a nonissue to him. i would suggest it is a nonissue to all of us. >> do you believe shelly zimmerman will be charged with perjury? also why or why not and why does it fall to the prosecutor to bring it up? is it not within the purview of judge lester? >> i believe the judge has cop tempt authority. if he believes there was a contemptible occurrence in the courtroom he can take it on himself. he doesn't

. >> fed yechl -- med ex -- the company tells us that they take matters seriously. we know our customers trust to us handle their shipments with care this, is disappointing and does not reflect on millions of shipments on time and damage-free, every day. we regret we've been unable to locate the shipment but worked with him to resolve his claim based on information he provided us. >> and i'm thankful. >> and lesson is keep your numbers. scott says he wishes he won't have written on the box, and in the end that is what helped him in this case. >> and thank you. >> sure. >> let's update the forecast. >> there are little changes coming our way. there is a look at the time lapse view showing low clouds and fog. there is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow, saturday, pleasant. just cooler than today. warming up more sunday and big time on monday and there are highs into upper 80s. >> excellent. >> thank you. >> and larry >>> coming up at 9:00 there is health care spillover. how it could mean a turnover for corporate america. >> then at 11:00 stolen valor, veterans outrag

fed ex field. right? or at&t park out in san francisco.go on and on and on your community. peter, what are some of the more, notorious ones? they are all over. >> every city. >> basketball stadiums or baseball fields. with a big corporate logo that's nothing new. i hate we went down that road. but beyond that in indianapolis, those of you out there might have seen kfc actually asked for kfc on fire hydrants. they wrapped fire hydrants with an image of colonel sanders. school buses on the sides of school buses ads for pizza chains. if there is anything that is not appropriate on the side of a school bus t pizza chains? come on. for real. on top of that now what the city of baltimore is exploring -- they haven't decided yet, is, yes, running ads on the sides of fire trucks you know, cvs or mcdonald's or dunkin' donuts appleby's. maybe naming fire stations after you call your local at&t do you think if you called to report a fire, do you think you will have to hear an ad for mcdonald's br you tell them what you are calling about. ads on fire