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a private service will be held near his home in cincinnasin gn. he was 82-year-old old.resident obama ordered flags flown at half staff. the white house, military bases, u.s. embassies and all over the world today in honor armstrong. >>> the navy s.e.a.l. who wrote a book about the raid that killed osama bin laden faces legal action and may not make any money off of his work. the book, "no easy day" is due out next tuesday. the pentagon sent that saying he is violating a nondisclosure agreement he signed in 2007. that agreement required he never divulge classified information. including taking royalties made off the book. >>> george huguely's lawyer say they will appeal his prison sentence and conviction. charlottesville judge sentenced huguely to 23 years in prison for killing his exgirlfriend yeardley love. before receiving sentence yesterday the former lacrosse player spoke to love's mother and sister. he said, i'm so sorry for your loss and i hope you find peace. huguely killed love in may 2010 in her apartment in charlottesville. >>> a former bowie state university

ño gñ÷ at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations 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. >> mark: california attorney general is given to be on that list to speak at the democratic national convention. the will to speak about health care, the auto belau and foreign policy and tried to take part--apart mitt romney's tenure. now mit romney and paul and to questions about medicare that has since worried. mit romney and paul weiss and will be approved if it your holders--will be appealing to senior voters. >> darya: fixed term republican congressman tied a can is backpedaling about a comment that he made about abortion. he is under fire across the political spectrum abou

he can't fix the economy because he gn doesn't know how it was built. so in 70 days when the american people walk into the voting booth, what should we do? should throw him out. because we can do better, we can do a lot better. and it starts with throwing out the politician who doesn't get it and electing a new precede whpresidentwho does. mitt romney comes from a family of builders. his father built houses, built businesses, built industry. george romney was a can-do kind of guy and he was fond of the whole saying that when things are at their worst, that's just the place and the time that the tide will turn. well delegates, this is that time and this is that place. [cheers and applause] we're here to preserve this country the same way we built it, by exercising our god-given right to set a new course. so who wetter t better to turn e than a man dead gated his career for doing just that, for the stage and businesses and olympic games. president romney, boy i like the sound of that. president romney will keep his word and he'll keep his courage too. he'

he can't fix the economy because he gn doesn't know how it was built. so in 70 days when the american people walk into the voting booth, what should we do? should throw him out. because we can do better, we can do a lot better. and it starts with throwing out the politician who doesn't get it and electing a new precede whpresidentwho does. mitt romney comes from a family of builders. his father built houses, built businesses, built industry. george romney was a can-do kind of guy and he was fond of the whole saying that when things are at their worst, that's just the place and the time that the tide will turn. well delegates, this is that time and this is that place. [cheers and applause] we're here to preserve this country the same way we built it, by exercising our god-given right to set a new course. so who wetter t better to turn e than a man dead gated his career for doing just that, for the stage and businesses and olympic games. president romney, boy i like the sound of that. president romney will keep his word and he'll keep his courage too. he'

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@(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?>> darya: to the west now virus has been found and species of and mosquitos. there have been 20 dead birds that have tested positive and now three chickens have also been infected. those chickens were kept by the district to monitor the presence of what's now. for the second time and one with a bay area baseball player is suspended for failing a drug test this time is an oakland a's veteran who tested positive for testosterone. he got a 50 game suspension. milky cabrera receive the same punishment last week. he was having his best season of his life. and residents in the caribbean southern florida area are stocking up on supplies ahead of tropical storm isaac. yesterday a tropical storm warning was issued for pr and the virgin islands. the republican national convention starts in tampa florida on monday. >> mark: trading is down 46 points. our fundamental expert--financial expert bob black is joining us. >> the number does not really concern us much. we are needing to create jobs becau

@(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?>> mark: despite rising grocery prices many americans put most of the food is the guy in the trash. a new study shows that 40 percent of the food purchased in the in the trash in the united states. according to the data, the average family in the united states throws away more than $2,200 worth of food in one year. studies find that fruits and vegetables are tossed out followed by see if--fall by seafood, and grain products, and meet. >> mark: merchandises players and self the jobs are among the lowest paid. >> darya: starting in mid january 5th round-trip flights per week every day except tuesdays and thursdays with the new boeing 737 dream minor will fly from san jose to china each week. also note that you're flying experience eclectic and little cozier. airlines have announced they will cut the legroom because it is just too roomy. they want to give more room to those that pay more. the jet blew and west jet say they will cut the lead dissents by about 1 in. all across the fleet. th

@(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?q @ b >> darya: tell alto makes the list of top earning counts in u.s.edian family income is $163,661. so when you hear that it made the media this, you can see that their no. 3 who is on top? but as the maryland fall by greenwich connecticut. newport beach with that number 4 and no. 5--and there is the no. 5 on that list. >> mark: boston market announced plans today to remove the salt shaker from the tables at their trains. they also expect to reduce the sodium levels from their signature items by 20 percent. the see old george michael says the boston market will reduce sodium levels 50% may you live by the end of 2014. we will be right back we are waiting for the opening bell on wall street it looks like a positive start to the trading day we will have more coming up. but first we have george and the traffic map. >> george: there is a four vehicle injury accident that is likely to be in the lane for some time this will relieve bottle up the south bound 101 ride. we will update you when the kron4 morning news returns. >> mark: the dow futures are up 36.

>> well, i think it's the publicpublic's responsibility gn its hind legs and to say whether they want these services or not. and perhaps the media could be a little more responsible than playing the false equivalence game. is the world round or flat? you be the judge. the controversy continues. [laughter] >> for a number of years i have watched with fascination as policymakers of both parties have championed the concept of privatization and outsourcing, it used to be inherently governmental. the rise of private contractors in a number of rounds, ranging from private prisons, education, to more recently military and security issues, has been put forward with much rhetoric but not a lot of evidence in terms of cost and effectiveness, for example. my question is simply, how much of this reflects a sort of blind faith precepts of the marketplace and adam smith? and how much of it is a payoff to corporations that benefits in the future? and i might note i've written a book on the subject with regard to military contractors and there's very little empirical evidence, if any, about the cost

. >> i don't like the field mice gns the house mice. we went through this before. it is not right. >> i am not saying they are a better class of mouse. >> they are a little too rural for me. i like my mice urban. >> we should have lead with this story. >> we have to close out this show with a wrap up from our own mouse, tv's andy levy. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> michael, when are you doing something about the hair? >> what? >> when are you going to do something about that hair? >> i did. i cut it shorter bought it is blonder on top. i am dyeing it back. >> no, i like it. >> thanks. >> the hair discussion is really cutting into my book time. >> anne, big day today. >> yes. my book is out in paperback. so my opening show, i am here on the most important show on television. >> "red eye." >> just kidding. >> you put your cat on a diet. >> i just want to recommend anne's book again. >> i would like to recommend michael's hair again. back to you, greg. >> have i nothing to recommend except maybe treating your fell

@(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?:ow 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. . >>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hitting southern california this morning. new details from the usgs. >>> and tropical storm isaac disrupts plans at the start of the national republican convention. the latest is coming up. >>> and little leaguers from petaluma headed back to the bay area after getting oh, so close to the little league world series championship. we'll be right back in two minutes. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the ligh

ño gñ÷ >> mark: the nasdaq and s&p are all pointed to lower.nal analysts are saying that the federal deficit this year will be at 1.1 trillion dollars. >> mark: that will be four straight years in a row that the u.s. deficit exceeded one trillion dollars right now stands just under 16 trillion dollars. the patent trial involving apple and samsung is before the jury and they will begin deliberating today. apple argues that samsung should pay to a half billion dollars first giving it iphone and ipad technology samsung is responding in their sleep $400 million for stealing the south korean technology. >> darya: i want to keep me the latest, more acres are burning and contain it is also up as we take a look at the flames and a line of fire that is coming at is now 50 percent contained. more than 24,000 a. have burned in this fire. as you may know it started on saturday. the ventilation numbers remain in effect for more than 3000 homes. 200 homes are considered threaten and two people have been injured in the fire. we will be back with more in just

@(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?>>> as we promised, we are monitoring ethics commission hearing going on in san francisco. the commission is expected to decide sometime tonight if suspended sheriff, ross mirkarimi should be reinstated to his job. right now, commissioners are discussing the list of allegations against him and sharing where they each stand. one commissioner said she didn't believe the well publicized fight between mirkarimi and his wife was the first time he crossed the line. on the other hand, some commissioners do not believe the mayor proved mirkarimi used his office reported the incident to police. we are monitoring the public debate. coming up, ktvu's david stevenson will be back with what ross mirkarimi's mother is saying about today's hearing. >>> it was a deadly day for americans in afghanistan. seven americans were killed in a black hawk helicopter crash. it went down in southern afghanistan. it's a taliban stronghold. four afghans also killed in the crash. the taliban claims its fighters shot

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gÑ >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news taking a live look at the big board.t 62 points. right now jc penny one of the stocks to watch it's actually up 7% even though it's reported a disappointing earnings report. a lot of analysts may be looking forward to changes that is happen agent the stores. nasdaq and s & p both down a bit. >>> an east contra costa county the air may smell different next week. the sanitation district will start construction work to improve the waste water treatment system. starting monday, they will repair the main sewer pipeline and other key equipment. you may notice a smell of plastic during the pipe installation. officials just don't want you to be caught off guard. >>> a suspect in an oakland amber alert still on the loose this morning. 19-year-old marco hernandez is accused of kidnapping a 17-year- old girlfriend and two-month- old daughter. mother and the child they were found safe at a friends house yesterday. hernandez was last seen driving a car similar to this one. a 2006 silver ford focus. >>> vacaville police officer is on

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