the demonstrators have signs that have the game ken harding on him. one-year anniversary of his shooting, after police chased him. this morning his mother is year as well. protesters posted a notice to others to be here. i checked with muni. they posted a notice warning riders of possible delays. harding, 19, was shot after an encounter with police. this was outrage in the community. >> they maked him look less than human. these are our babies. we have populated this world, how dare you take someone away from us. we're here to stand up and make sure that all of these children have a future. >> reporter: at the time of his shooting he was a kurn of -- the areas affected today f the protest goes as planned, could be the upper market area and the bay view district which has about 70,000 riders per day. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> this morning a missing mother and her two young children may be here in the bay area. the family of 24-year-old vanessa head seen here is concerned because she told them she was meeting her new boyfrie

the mother of 19-year-old ken harding jr. shot and killed in an encounter with san francisco police a year ago is helping to organize this. according to the examiner, there are questions over where the bullet came from in that fatal shooting. but i can tell you that several light rail and bus lines could be affected. >> go as far as 22, then walk, and find a way. >> how much of an inconvenience would it cause? >> not serious. >> what would be your plan b to get around if they did shut down this intersection? >> reporter: the protesters target muni but also targeting the san francisco police department, demonstrators say they plan to start gathering as early as 5:30 this morning. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> right now let's check in with mike inouye. he's breaking it down for us, some ideas how to avoid this disruption. >> teleportation was a good suggestion but also we have the option that in the same area where market street above ground you have the muni service, you also have b.a.

ken giants struck out. buster posey hit it hard to get it to somebody when hit on the road for a the giants lose it 3- 1. a.j. amandine they're not racing in daytona he failed a drug test last weekend and nascar suspended him. third round of the women's u.s. open michelle week, out of the weeds, she shot six over par today and two over for the championship, here is the 17 year-old black sea thompson, she is tied for third at 1 under par everyone is chasing the player she has a six-shot lead going into the final round. in wisconsin. champion store at pebble beach tom kite, he still got it. this chairs vintage golfers from the champion store with you for tomorrow and i shot for tom kite. >>> a big day today attracting political heavyweights including nancy pelosi at this for the wedding of a longtime congressman but these are no ordinary nuptials. plus the latest on today's shark attack. at 10:00 p.m. on the c. w. that does it for this edition of eyewitness news steel and 11 latest news and weather on cbs s f dot com. have a good nig

hard hit. trees came down, utility poles came down. there is something a little bit unique, this is an old neighborhood and we have ken barker, the vicepresident of customer solutions for dominion and i have been using his cell phone, you may have it back. it is difficult, as you all know at home, if you are able to watch this, lots of service. tell me about the utility poles and how many went down here. 12, was that right? >> we have about a dozen poles. this is typical was we get back into the subdivisions. large trees take down numerous poles. we are literally rebuilding our facilities. >> reporter: you can see this huge oak tree that crashed. the whole tree came down and took down those lines. what is involved with getting power back? >> first of all, you can hear the chain saws in the back. we have to get the trees off of our lines, untangled. then you can see off to the left, we have poles, and other contractors getting ready to go in. we have to hand carry these back into the backyard. >> reporter: joe martin, our photographer is going to get a shot of the utility pole. see how that is cracked over like that? that is one of 12

hard for them to digest fibrous foods. to meet their needs, the corn is made into a puree. the rest were devised by kenamaguchi, a chief executive chef at a restaurant in the city. a local nonprofit organization the medical welfare network of chiba organized the event. it asked yamaguchi to produce special foods. the organization is made up of medical professionals, patients and family members. nearly 300 people, including inpatients, outpatients, family members and medical staff took part in the event. they heard about the new recipes and enjoyed tasting special foods. >> translator: this is easy to eat. it would be great if i could eat corn, but i can't. so i'm really happy that i can at least have that taste. >> translator: it's really delicious. it's the first time i've been able to eat so much after an operation. >> reporter: yamaguchi and the patients exchanged opinion on how to make tastier food. >> translator: at first, it was hard to know what to add or subtract from the dishes to help the patients. but eventually, i just focused on serving fresh ingredients in their natural state. i hope i ca

. >> reporter: ken is one of the people frustrated at pepco's slow action. pepco says listen, we are working as hard as possible and friday is realistic for many folks in regard to getting their power restored. tom graham was on our program yesterday. let's listen to what he had to say. >> reporter: if we bring back the entire circuit. >> let's say 1100 customers on that circuit, we believe all the customers are restored at that time. there could be some damage down the lane. it could be a blown transformer, a blown fuse. the customer gets a call saying their service is back but their service is not back, we need them to call until we get up and running. >> reporter: that was tom graham, talking about some of these issues with downed wires. maybe the confusion that some folks are getting, in regard to whether or not their power is back up and running. communication has been a concern and an issue for a lot of folks. we will maintain our position here on ten brooke and dryden street. it is dark, i'm trying to look at the street sign, and we will bring more lit, hopefully, to this intersection in this

hard to get going. companies are sitting on this cash, don't want to employ it yet because of the headwinds we're seeing now. >> kenround a bit longer if you would. we will go for a quick break. more to cobble the show including we'll bring you the latest on the libor scandal and reveal the name of the buyer that paid more than $100 million for "the scream." stadium. solutionism. the new optimism.™ ♪ this dream >>> >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange" this morning. if you're just tuning in i'm kelly evans. . >> i'm becky meehan. here your headlines. >> banks at ecb cut deposits. >> central banks around the world, bank of korea has a rate cut in over three years. >> italy's borrowing costs dropped at a sale of 12 month bills with you all the action yield falling to its lowest level since may. >>> okay. a quick reminder what we're seeing with u.s. futures ahead of the u.s. open. the dow is pointed lower by 60 points. nasdaq by about nine. s&p 500 seven points lower. coming off weakness in europe and asia. weak data, employment data out of australia. surprising rate cut from the bank of korea has failed to lift th

hard. dominion power as we said has about 291,000 customers still in the dark. >> joining us this morning on the phone, kenion with the latest. how are things shaping up this morning? >> caller: good morning. thanks for having me this morning. we have had made good progress over the last 36 hours but we have a lot of work to do. to put this storm in perspective, it's the largest restoration effort of a non-hurricane in our 100-year history. so top five restoration effort with all hurricanes in our 100-year history. we had about 540,000 out at the peak. right now, we've got about 290,000 customers out in northern virginia. we have got an army of resources here and more on their way. we've got a commitment for 1,000 outside resources that are either here or on their way. but our main concern is the heat. with our customers and workers out there. but i would stress we have a long way to go on this storm. >> ken, can you tell us what areas you'll be focusing on today, who will be likely to get power restored today? what cities, what neighborhoods? >> caller: well, we've got crews blanketing the area. obviously

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they have their own opinions about things and it's very hard to bring them back under control sometimes. >> sure, of course. >> fortunately, ken did a remarkable job bringing this whale back down. >> and survived. the book is called "death at sea world". carol ray, you were the former trainer at sea world. thanks so much for coming in with your expertise. >> thank you very much for having me. >> well, it's a tribute to those who fought for our country. why is the aclu trying to tear down this memorial? and why is the government leaving vets in the dark about it? and men and women just friends? well, some say it can never happen. no way, no how! we'll tell you why next. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is our beach. ♪ this is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have ours. now during the summer event get an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz for an exceptional price. but hurry, this offer ends july 31st. for an exceptional price. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story keeps changing. so i'm not listening... to anyo

you know, but if-- the hard work has been done by bloggers, and there's a website that talks on military topics, they did the heavy lifting to idea that kenn this day and age to think you could walk out there and misrepresent your service, you're foolish, they'll get you online and with the new stolen valor act. >> dave: i love that you said he's guilty of being an idiot. thank you for your service for freedom, thank you, sir. folks, do you agree with this? should it be illegal to impersonate or lie about military service, let me know on twitter. dave briggs tv. and do you know which star washed dishes? and joining us on the couch, john stossel, bill o'reilly, greta, sean hannity, stossel next. ♪ ... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. an

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