we have over 28 trucks in our fleet who are utilizing that fuel to get the food, either from the packers and growers and donors, or getting it out into the communities. >> reporter: every month, second harvest food bank feeds more than 250,000 people in santa clara and san mateo counties. program and serves director says the nonprofit is dealing with a 29% increase in fuel cost since december. forcing them to raise an additional $500,000 this fiscal year. at a time when the demand for food is greater than ever. >> the perfect storm, with the rising fuel cost, rising food cost, rising needs. you have that, you know, compounded affect on individuals we're trying to serve in order to get food out to them. >> reporter: if people like rogers can't get that food he'll have to make tough choices. >> if i have to stop driving and make my kids walk to school every day, it's a long ways, they don't go to school in our district. >> reporter: and second harvest fear it's will only grow worse this summer when kids will be out of school and won't be able to have breakfast and lunch there. instead, the

monsanto he can never use is seeds he might speed monsanto about forty dollars a license fee on each packer he owns each year he must provide it might sound his police force to come on his land for three years after the contract even though he may only grow jammu one year and might sound as police could go in your grain reese they can go in your fields they can get your tax records your primary records with or without your permission and if a farmer commit some by lation of the contract might sound or can take all its profit or monsanto can make it destroy its crop and a farmer is not allowed to say anything to anybody about it. you know the multinationals with these contracts are exercising more power than any government would ever dare to do months saddle india or two thousand and three contracts have another cause out it which states that a farmer can no longer sue wants to rotate monsanto to court or lay a lawsuit against monsanto the matter for what reason it could be whether it's percy or poor props they'd no longer consume us out almost takes their rates away our farm even taken mont

twenty eleven was anything but a darts quarterback cam newton making his way to carline after the packerstechnically national champion first overall or burning brush with newton is an imposing figure first position at just under two meters tall weighing over one hundred ten kilograms the heisman trophy winner though was drawing mixed reviews from critics the biggest drawback aren't about his performance but over allegations over some less than gentlemanly car commercials during a collegiate career spanning three different schools linebacker von miller from texas a and m. went to the denver broncos with the next pick a pass rusher as seen in the courtroom a lot lately he sided with current n.f.l. players in the league's ongoing neighbor this suit to move over to the green for bubba watson turned around in a hurry to share a one shot lead with mark jones following the opening round of the zurich classic in the easy on a bogey on the opening hole seemingly whipping up watson who answered by carving a sixty six in a superb. overall effort this approach by the american on the fifth resulting i

have to look at the record of the tribal way to see this is not true coming back to the sunni the packers and right we have been told that this is not a us war there were started by africa the african command that was its first african war time or parts were launched by general carter ham which is the commander of africa then the us switched to nato which is basically the pentagon of weaponized arm in europe nursing is deciding vessels without an american ok and now that we have been told that the u.s. as of last thursday is out of strike missions in libya we have u.s. predators on the ground so it's one right feeding off another nonstop and soon we're going to have boots on the ground of course this is absolutely we couldn't think of right now we have an opportunity to get. well britain italy and france are sending military advisors to libya in a move that has once again caused critics to call for the allies to be original un resolution well on our website we're asking what you think about it and so far the majority of our viewers think that the military advisors will simply pave the way

have to look at the record to try the worst to see this is not true coming back to the sooner the packers and rice we have been told that this is not a us war the witnessed by the by africom the african command that was its first african war between the hawks where last night general carter ham which is the commander of africa then the us which to nato which is basically the pentagon a weaponized army you're now saying is deciding vessels without an american ok and i don't know if we have been told that the u.s. as of last thursday out of strike missions in libya only have u.s. predators underground so once we can write off another nonstop and soon we're going to have boots on the ground of course this is the bullets from actually we couldn't think of the right now we have an opportunity in libya. but britain italy and france are sending military advisors to the group presses once again cause critics to call for allies to abate the original un resolution well our website we're asking what you think about it all so far the majority of you think that the military advisors will simply pave t

this one and it's pretty scary packer's there where no one things are breaking you do seem to look for the best alternative as opposed to the most realistic one and i think the japanese one had very nice outcome and believe whatever insurance gave them their indication don't have power to the fuel pool cooling systems that any of the reactors in unison were is the worst because that fuel all has the freshest fuel it's that the most physically heart and i'm in addition uniforms got a crack in the side of it so they can even if they have water really cool it it's going to run out the crack that's the choppers the chargers problem on site right now you can follow all the latest developments on japan's nuclear crisis on our website com including a man who braved recognitions. journalist went with you know one and a half kilometers of the stricken city to document the dangerous levels of radiation that. he saw also online. social networking websites say roughly eight years of slavery and it's hard part of that is start that more on. the french and british foreign ministers have called on na

large corporations and the majority of which is a number of corporations overseen meat prices and packers what we're seeing is a vertical and horizontal integration of the food supply from production through to getting on your place and i would think that we need to be looking at the breaking up of those monopolies looking at anti trust regulations rather than supporting market dominance that large corporations. three subsidies there isn't a full subsidy small farmers are really struggling because these large industries who are the who are receiving the bulk of those subsidies are getting the markets that well i remember back in the one nine hundred eighty s. when reagan stopped basically enforcing the sherman antitrust act jimmy carter was alaska to do the breaking up etihad city and reactor that there was this mergers and acquisition mania that everybody saw on wall street it was actually happening on farm where i grew up in michigan and a lot of my friends you know grew up on farms and there are no living in houses on farms that have been in their families for generations but are now o

mix success over the past fifteen years can be ascribed to a range of domestic and international packers it was not a fluke ireland has long added intends to sustain a low tax rates to attract investment. the cato institute another conservative one group back in two thousand and seven said this the key to our own success has been its excellent tax climate for business ireland establish one of the lowest rates in the world just one third of the u.s. rate low business tax rates have helped ireland attract huge inflows of foreign investment and in two thousand and seven the conservative american enterprise institute had this to say the real credible arms to irish fiscal policy beginning in the late one nine hundred eighty successive irish governments pursued vital spending cuts and tax relief which have made it a magnet for powerhouse firms and quote in two thousand and eight g.o.p. icon sean hannity in an interview with senator john mccain you are right about ireland's tax rates they did large tax rates on businesses and it's been a big economic boom for them and finally potential g.o.p. p

. >>> palo alto based hewlett packered to a new contract. >>> a space shuttle endeavor is just 19 hours from launching in cape canaveral florida and a very special guest will be on hand to watch that launch. congresswoman giffords will be there to see her husband mark kelly lead the next to last mission. she will watch the launch from inside a building at the launch center. if the shuttle does lift off as planned, you can watch it live right here on channel 2 at 12:45 tomorrow. >>> a doctor who's treated students at uc berkeley for over 20 years is charged with sexually assaulting his patients. we'll tell you what happened in court today and if he is still practicing. >>> and a woman shoots at a homeless man she says attacked him. we just learned of the news that the man got that may have set him off. >>> family members of a man shot and killed by a sheriff deputy revealed he got troubling news just hours before the deadly confrontation. but tonight they don't know if that set him off causing him to attack the deputy. the sheriff's department says the deputy fired at him out of fear for

the packers fans still visit and take pictures but say something doesn't feel right. >> we never thoughtes so much money, go ahead, so much money, it's so much like you can't believe this is going on. >> reporter: in a letter to season ticket holders the packers' president was optimistic saying -- we know we'll have a collective bargaining agreement with the union at some point. >> i'm hoping it will get settled and everything else but -- >> the number one disagreement between the league and players? how to split up the nfl's annual revenue of about $9 billion. mike? peggy? >> when they talk about this, blah, blah, blah is all i hear. just play football, guys. let's get on to it. >> there's a lot of money at stake. some people wouldn't notice but most americans would. they love their football season. >> give us $9 billion and we'll divvy it up. no problem. >>> let's check out your weather. still stormy out west. rain in the pacific northwest and northern california. 6 to 12 inches of snow in the sierra nevada. showers and thunderstorms in denver, omaha and des moines. >> 54 in detroit an

they play the super bowl and green bay packers. and green bay paers.t coming here. >> but tom brady is coming >>> four legged friends of the force are now the proud owners of the bullet-proof vest. they got the custom vests early this afternoon. one of the dogs has already been shot in the line of duty. he was hit in the shoulder by a burglary suspect. thankfully he was okay but four dogs now have bullet-proof dogs. >>> a shotgun blast to the face and a permanent home. the marine mammal center announced that silent night is moving to the san francisco zoo. now a second blind see mammal will help him at the zoo. the zoo is currently upgrading the new digs and expected to move into the new home at the end of next month. >> thank you for joining us tonight at 6:00. we'll see you again at # 1:00. >> bye-bye. >>> every day politicians rant against california's taxes. we fall further behind the competition and stall the engine that made california great. i'm suzanne shaw. no one wants to pay more into a broken system. but the system still has to be fixed. ou

> we have over 28 trucks in our fleet who are utilizing that fuel to get the food either from the packersrowers and donors or getting it out into the kmunlcommunities, so it's significantly impacting our growing needs. >> with a 20% increase in fuel since december, the food bank needs to raise $20,000. >> it's unusual to go into the summer like that. >> reporter: the unusually high gas prices are also impacting sacred heart service in san jose where volunteers are no longer reimbursed for mileage. >> we've had volunteers ask is there a way we could reimburse them? we've tried to keep up with it, but since the demand is always increasing, we're a little short. >> it will only grow worse in the summer. that's when kids will be out of school and they'll no longer be able to get breakfast and lunch there. instead they'll rely solely on local food banks. in san jose, elise kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to give you a quick update on the news at the top of the newscast. there has been a collision between a caltrain and a car, and we know at this hour at least one person is dead. you'r

>> my mother was a meat packer. my father works for the veterans administration counseling, in those days, a vietnam veterans. today, he is busy counseling veterans from our wars. he is planning on retiring. there is so much work that he thinks there is no way he can retire. >> how long did you live there? >> i lived in fort kent until i was 13 or 14. then we moved down to central maine, which is still very remote. compared to northern maine, it is a tropical vacation. >> when did you first performed? >> my first performance was when i was six or seven. i gave an astronomy demonstration. i had a shoe box with a light on the one end. i would shine the light. i would charge people tickets and make them sit in the room. i would hold forth like some sort of miniature barnum. i started doing theater in high school. it was in conjunction with speech and debate. i was a very avid speech and debate person. >> what year did you start the speech and debate? >> i was a sophomore in high school. >> did you compete? >> yes. i di

thursday, november 10th in san diego and on december 11th will face the super bowl champion green bay packersmake his debut at home on september 11th visiting seattle and his old college rival pete carroll. they then host the cowboys the final week. entire harbaugh family will be in baltimore on thanksgiving. facing the ravens. coached by jim's brother john harbaugh. the niners will host the steelers. >>> most of the public outrage over cal proposing to cut five sports stem from the idea that baseball would leave after a century of history. that's been spared. but another cal program with four national championships remains on the chopping block. >> reporter: the gym at cal is still hosting workouts despite the men's season coming to an end perhaps for the final team. >> there is hope of us getting reinstated definitely. >> reporter: this past weekend cal finished fourth at the national championships in ohio. if it was their final meet they made a statement. >> we put the exclamation point at the end of it and showed everyone that we are a team to stay. we are the team that belongs here. >> r

billions will watch around the world, bigger than the yankees and red sox, more historic even than the packersnd steelers. it's kate and william. all right, fellows, are you excited for the big wedding? >> not really. >> reporter: have you heard about any weddings coming up here soon? >> yeah, one of the princes in england. >> reporter: anything involving a royal family perhaps hosting a wedding? >> is it from the u.s. or britain? >> reporter: not from the u.s. royal family, no. who is getting married? >> what's her name? kate winslet? >> reporter: when it comes to the royal wedding it seems we guys have not been doing our homework. let me walk you through some photographs. maybe it will jog your memory. tell me who these people are. don't know who that is? i'll give you a hint, she is very important to the wedding. >> one of the bridesmaids? >> reporter: not the one who is getting married, do you know her name? >> sophia, i think it is. >> reporter: princess sophia. >> princess sophia. >> reporter: do you know his that i am? >> no. that's the father. >> reporter: do you know his name? who is

oakland will play the superbowl champion packers in green bay on sunday the 11th.e made a big deal about announcing the schedule today. i can't really take it seriously because let's resolve the lock out first. >> they are probably just doing a little p.r. just trying to. >> full speed ahead. >> no problem here. everything is just fine. >> all right. western see thanks very much. >> that's this edition of 7 thanks very much. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00.

oakland will play the packers if green bay december 11. all of that is up in the air. >>> 6:24 now. still ahead at 6:30. the decision to radically reduce the number of pot clubs in the south bay. and why c.h.p. officers might soon be turning their radar guns on bicyclists on the golden gate bridge. >> it will feel like 2008 all over again. president obama will be in the bay area as an official presidential candidate. i'm amy hollyfield. live in palo alto. i'll tell you about the agenda up next. >> delays we talked about earlier are developing along the east coast. flight departure delays out of atlanta. also out of new york. and it looks like there will be more as the storm system moves through this afternoon. >> we're following an injury crash blocking three lanes of traffic along northbound 101 in south bay. we have details plus the local drive time when the news continues after this break. stay with us. bñbñbñbñbñbñbñb#Ñ#ñ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 6:29 on wednesday morning. just about to ring the bell on wall street to kick off the trading da

weeks after voting to okay a strike, a nurses union has reached a deal with stanford and lieu sill packer children's hospital. tomorrow the 2700 nurses at those hospitals will vote on a contract deal which calls for a 4% pay raise for all nurses. the contract also makes it slightly tougher for nurses to get promoted. the labor dispute has been going on more than a year and nurses have been working without a contract since march 2010. >>> why vote if your city lawmakers could just do it for you. supervisor scott weiner wants to put a proposal on the november ballot that would let the supervisors change or appeal voter-approved laws. he says his plan is in response to criticism from voters who say lawmakers should be able to, quote, do their jobs and pass laws without having to have voter approval. if the measure is approved, no changes would be made for the next three years, but during the next four years after that, the board could make changes with a two-thirds vote. and then after that the board would only need a simple majority. >>> san francisco international airport is unveiling its

oakland will pay the super^bowl champion the packers, in green bay on december 11th, walkout pending.armelo anthony goes off for 42. tough three late in the fourth quarter. knicks by three but boston wins. kevin garnett, puts the celtics up one. and they double-team mellow, and they steal in the final seconds to secure the win 96-93. and one more giants baseball note. cody ross and brian wilson are the costars of a video that has gone viral. the star is young keenan cahill, a kid who started posting lip-sync videos on youtube and has become a worldwide sensation. ♪. >> keenan suffers from a rare disease which has stunted his growth but he's overcome that to shoot videos with jennifer aniston and usher and fifty cent among others. he hopes to release his own song this summer. >> what does he have on his phone? oh, jennifer aniston is calling. oh, just a minute, jennifer aniston is calling. by the way, kings and sharks in the playoffs tonight. >> all right. that's this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this i

our record has found that it has not generated as much money as the packers have promise.he supervisor said the fee is needed due to the city's budget deficit. if a cautionary tale for those who file their income taxes using the popular online program called turbo tax. if shawn collins of sausalito did that any opted to get his refund in the form of a debit card issued for a company called green dots. after spending $100 of his $2,300 refund the money disappeared from his account. repeated attacks to: e-mail the accompaniment no response. >> try to get a gas station, atm could music. i couldn't access anything. the change something, as a code, pin #i could use it anywhere. i couldn't even checked the balance. the card was completely useless. kron 4 >>pam: contacted turbo tax parent company out of mountain view which in turn notified green dots of the problems. he said he heard from a green dog customer service representative last night to promise to restore the fund. if this time: said he has demanded a check. storm tracker 4 >>jacqueline: mostly clear conditions over the

is this just another way of saying we are number one and pretending we are the green bay packers is something the answer to that is no. power is not good or bad per se. power is a say in the book is like calories in a diet. too little and you die, too much of it and you get obese. and basically, we have to think about power in terms of what are smart strategies, how do we use our power effectively? one of the reasons that matters is you misjudged the relationships of power in the world. you can make a policy mistakes. you know there is the famous cities quote that the war was caused by the rise of the power of athens and the fear of sparta which people have transposed to world war i. world war i was created by the rise in power of germany and the fear created in britain and then many others transporting it into the future and saying the 21st century will be the rise in power of china and the fear it creates in the u.s.. that history. that history because if you look at britain and germany, germany had passed britain by 1900 terms of power. if you believe what i said earlier and this is suppor

is this just another way of saying we're number one and pretending we're the green bay packers or something the answer to that is, no. power is not good or bad, per se. power, as i say in the book, is like calories and diet. too little of it, you die. too much of it, you get obese. and, basically, we have to think about power in terms of what are smart strategies? how do we use our power effectively? one of the reasons it matters is if you misjudge the relationships of power in the world, you can make big policy mistakes. you know, there's the famous quote that the pell to -- pell poe news yang war

this is a great guy. >> host: he pulled up in the black packer? >> guest: that's right. i started writing for the newspaper there. i was 16. i got to write a jazz column. i didn't know what i was talking about. i liked jazz -- it requires that's all it takes is to like it. jazz criticism which is white collar crime, so i was making stuff up, so i wrote for them, and then -- for the newspaper -- and then i went to college, and i dropped out of college, and by that time a.j. was dead and a new editor, joe walker, brilliant kid. we turned out the whole paper, wrote it all. during that time i met malcolm x. that was a life changing experience. >> host: why? >> guest: i heard my parents. we thought the way he thought, but nobody would express it, you know? i mean, when my parents integrated into a neighborhood and were taunted and called names and took abuse, they said they would shoot everybody, and my brothers went out to the backyard, and i'm considered -- i'm the only one in the family who doesn't own a gun on that side of the family. they would go outside and do target p

it is a $3.5 billion plan, aimed to expand packer children's hospital and stanford's hospital and clinicsthe building up to current earthquake standards. there are several more rounds of voting, though, before stanford can get the official go ahead. >>> it is almost may, which is military appreciation month. hard to believe, but a lot of our men and women serving overseas are actually not supplied with items we seem to need to use every day. san jose-based operation care and comfort has been working to change that over the years. joining us now, cofounder julie demaria. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> tell us about your organization. >> we started in 2003 and it really was just a volunteer effort that started in san jose and ended up going into my garage. >> what inspired you to start this personally? do you know people in the military? >> i'm from a military family and i never served. my husband never served. i just felt like it was my time to do something, and putting care packages together was something that i did when my brother was in the military. i remember

after 16 years with the packers, he joined the jets.s in his sights. >> i was approached one day at the beginning of the preseason games, by a man wearing a jets badge, employee badge, who asked me, how would you feel if brett favre asked for your phone number? what would you say? and i just looked at him, my smartass help, and said, i would say i like my job an awful lot. and i've been told i look remarkably like his wife. have a good day. and i walked away. that was the end of it. >> reporter: so, you didn't give -- didn't give the number. >> no. >> reporter: but somehow, he did get it? >> somehow. >> reporter: the text messages followed. then, voicemails. >> i'd love to see you tonight. just got done with practice. if you can make it, it would be great. >> reporter: when you get them, what would you do? >> i was more so trying to figure out who i was interacting with. there was no actual, hey, jenn, it's brett. >> reporter: how did you figure out it was him? >> just clues. they would always give me the pieces of the puzzle. 40 years

this was in 1989, between the marines and the packers. a land manager was not concerned about the fact that we had a fire fight. they were concerned about the fire that ensued in the wilderness area. we had to quit going in there. >> how big a scenario was that? >> that particular area -- there is a protected area within the protected area, and that is where there were. the marines were there because that is where the smugglers chose to come through the border. that in turn will come inside of the wilderness, i think it is 150 acres. >> question for you. this definition between control and manage, a deed you feel that there was a unified vision and understanding of those two definitions and what was truly controlled and what was not control? >> we used the border patrol's definition of operation control. when we were talking to their patrol agents, we were using definitions that their agency had developed and that they should have been fully understanding of. that is why we used the definition of operational control that was defined by th

. >> host: so he was the one who pulled up in the black packer. >> guest: that's right. and i started writing for the newspaper there i was. 16. he let me write a jazz column. i didn't know what i was talking about. i liked jazz. and that seems to be what it takes to be a jazz critic. i call it a new form of white collar crime. so -- i mean, i was making stuff up. so i wrote for them. and then -- for the newspaper. and then i went to college and dropped out of the college and by the time a.j. smitherland was dead and the new editor was joe walker. a brilliant young kid. he turned out the paper. we wrote the whole thing and during that time i met malcolm x which was a life changing experience? >> host: why? >> guest: well, because we all -- we all -- i heard my parents, they all thought the way he thought but nobody -- nobody would you express it, you know? when my parents integrated the neighborhood and were taunted and called names and took abuse, they said they would shoot everybody, and my brothers would go out in the backyard and -- i mean, i'm the considered the pat

and a fire fight enpseudo, there was back in 1989 i assumed between the marines and the packers. and the land managers was not concerned about the fact that we had a fire fight. they were concerned about the fire that ensued in the wilderness area. so we had to quit going in there. >> how big of a space of an area was that? >> that particular area in that -- there's a protected area within the protected area. and that's where they were. and the reason the marines were there, that's where the smugglers chose to come through the border. and that internal inside of the wilderness is relatively small. i think it's 150 acres. >> question for you. did they definition between controlled and managers, did you feel like there was unified vision and understanding of those two der in -- definitionsd what was truly controlled and what wasn't controlled. >> we use the border control's definition of operational control so that when we were talking to their patrol agents in charge, we were using definitions that their agency had developed and that they should have been fully understanding of. s

this was in 1989, between the marines and the packers. a land manager was n concerned about the fact that we had a fire fight. they were concerned about the fire that ensued in the wilderness area. we had to quit going in there. >> how big a scenario was that? >> that particular area -- there is a protected area within the protected area, and that is where there were. the marines were there because that is where the smugglers chose to come through the border. that in turn will come inside of the wilderness, i think it is 150 acres. >> question for you. this definition between control and manage, a deed you feel that there was a unified vision and understanding of those two definitions and what was truly controlled and what was not control? >> we used the border patrol's definition of operation control. when we were talking to their patrol agents, we were using definitions that their agency had developed and that they should have been fully understanding of. that is why we used the definition of operational control that was defined by the

when we were on the packer commission we found that the army, for example, in that case had four people, four-star generals in charge would never been in acquisition before. i mean, that is -- we wrote rules you have to have some background in order to get into those positions like program management and so forth. i think with the same requirements for these new general officers, but it's going to take time. it's important that we start promoting people. a great young major time to go into the field for the arm and you want to say how do i get promoted, you're not going to pick contracting. so we need to have that potential for them to get promoted into those positions. when you deal with experience positions. >> would you advocate a separate branch for contractors? >> i think there's some distinct advantages to doing that. we certainly recommend that promotion reviews and so forth, promotion board. >> thank you. >> i might point out by the way that even though goldwater-nichols is being violated every day, and terms of the ratio of promotions, i just have to, send letters to the servic

. >> i have been on a packer truck. i painted removed graffiti. my favorite. >> what's that smell? pine. one of my favorite, a guy got his head stuck in a trash can. we had to get vasoline and rub his ears. [laughter]. what goes on here we will empty out and clear this area. >> ever find stuff like drugs or anything? do you deal with that. >> i don't know, do you find anything? >> everything's trash. >> dave, let's get a little of that. >> the way to do it easier without opening the can is push off the debris off the top and you are topping off the can. we are not supposed to empty the can. there is a can on every corner. sometimes we get calls the majority of my work is done on eyesight if i see it i do it. downtown we fill up 3 or 4 times a day. >> daily it could change and be various different assignments that come up. we can swing by, we see some of the trucks unloading in the area. >> this is our dump site, this is where we dump the debris. we come twice a day to unload all the trucks. i need you to go on up there and he will assist you to unloading the mattress and the futons