for barney's are handling disease prevention with that arguing for taking their eyes off of off linda george is on its journey. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand one hundred towns and cities departure the lay by fourteen thousand people. for sixty thousand a month. in a record setting trip on land air sea and over space. olympic torch relay on our feet the outcome when amazon. latrines the armor. we couldn't hold on to the sad thing is outgrowing teacher i know she runs her own with a screw down a challenge to win. no alcohol smoking and the costliest of it. they worship the earth sign. most of us. will he be with. and this is one of the. the after watching her tv live from moscow. the us senate committee has passed a bill to rein in the nsa following the revelations of the car adverts noted the doctor i was aimed at scaling down the amount of records the intelligence agency will be able to obtain it. critics say the measure will do quite the opposite. senator feinstein civilians and after two codified the nsa is an old collection of americans' telephone records which i

linda m. macdonald >>> george lucas' crusade to build a museum at crissy field getting closer to reality. the big names now backing the plan. and -- >> we're all healthy. we're alive. so we made it. so that's what's important. . >> the midwest sifting through the destruction of tornadoes over the weekend. >> storm clouds are back as well as the rain. we'll talk about it coming up. >> and the bay bridge toll plaza back up extends almost to the macarthur maze after an early-morning fender-bender. we'll have all your traffic hot spots coming up. >> good morning, everyone. tuesday, november 19. good to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> happening today, the family of a bicyclist plans a protest accusing san francisco police of excessive force. kpix 5's mark kelly has more on the video that's prompting cries of police brutality. mark. >> reporter: michelle, we also learned this morning that police have released dj williams from custody. still, the williams family is so upset about this, they are planning a rally today at 5:00 here in front of sfp

george moscone and harvey milk. this day is being marred with the march for leaders. linda yee says this week also marks another dark time that captivated the attention of the gay community. linda. >> reporter: liz, 25 years ago, this week, there was a lawsuit filed in san francisco courts asking if doctors who care for specific patients can refuse to help aids patients. very different times then. there was a lot of hysteria and there was a lot of anxiety over the fatal disease that the doctors who cared for people some of them were afraid to help. they were scary times. a new infectious disease was attacking gay men. >> i was terrified. my wife and why were both doctors in the early epidemic and we had a lot of concerns about getting infected without knowing it. >> reporter: it was aids, a virus that shut down immune systems causing patients to suffer from a rare cancer or pneumonia with no known cures. >> people were downright scared and afraid of dying. >> reporter: the death rate was doubling every year. and the fear caused some doctors and dentists to refuse care to ai

linda from braditon, florida. first time caller, long time listener. i wanted to ask, you know, he was the first one that came out and started calling bush a liar, george w. bush, and he just kept saying, keep repeating that, keep repeating that until everybody keeps calling him a liar. i want to know when he'll call this president a liar. we have so many things, benghazi, the nsa, the irs, and now the whole health care bill, it's a joke. >> can you tell me what the president lied about when it comes to benghazi? >> caller: well, the first thing, we don't know what he was doing. >> guest: talking about lying because that's -- you raised the issue of calling someone a liar, so you just said the president was lying about benghazi, so can you -- >> caller: right, david. everybody covers for him. he doesn't have to answer for anything. all he does, out campaigning all the time, and he's supposed to be the president. i want to ask, why is he president? he doesn't lead. he doesn't do anything. he just agitates people. he's a community agitator, and he has a run that divided this country, and we don't want to be part of the leftist progressive views. >> host:

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linda in apple valley, california. caller: i would like to see jeb bush and mike huckabee. host: why is that? are both think they good. jeb bush should have been president when george bush was president. that is my comment. host: do you see jeb bush as a moderate republican? caller: i see him as a conservative. and also mike huckabee, as well. host: jeff in florida, we are talking to republicans only. caller: good morning. party --he republican they are going to need to put somebody like christie or even giuliani in there. the conservative republicans, like the tea party, are more concerned about socialism that our government. killing the is republican party. giuliani did not make it to the primaries because he was pro- choice and not anti-gay. host: fred barnes writes a piece in "the weekly standard," "the great divide compel he writes about strategy going forward -- "the great divide," he writes about the strategy going forward -- caller: i don't believe republicans have a war against themselves. i think during the first presidency we have more women in his cabinet or first -- or personal stash -- or personal staff. this wholeerstand women thing. if someone doesn