consumer reports top rated the peg highchair for $250. also has a smooth seamless fabric that is easy to clean. less expensive choice also with two trays the fisher price easy clean for $85. like the peg it has a height adjust so you can feed your baby at different levels and an easy wash surface itch the dream on me -- street no everyone ros of injuries consumer reports advices owners to stop using the chair the company says it is no longer being made and it is working with the government on a voluntary recall consumer products confirms it is looking into the dream on me bistro highchair if you own one you can contact the manufacturer. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> head to abc7news.com and search for 7 on your side for a link to the story and to get the contact information for the manufacturer. >>> apple supposedly ready to unveil the iphone 5 in eight days. we have what a lot of bloggers say is a video of the device. it has been posted anonymously on youtube. the 5 is slimmer and has a longer screen, four inches long other lea

becky peg built it for her 4-year-old granddaughter. unfortunately she built without getting the approval of the homeowner's association. although she said you can't see it from the street, some neighbors complained about the color. now the association is suing to have it repainted, or removed. >> there's too much crime and everything else, these lawyers need to be worrying about other things that are way more important than whether or not my granddaughter has a pink play house or not. >> part of the approval is the color. we didn't disapprove the play house, we disapproved the color. >> why do you like it pink? >> because it's my favorite color. >> would you want your play house brown? >> no. >> there you go. peg said she will move before she repaints the play house. a lawyer told her the chances she would win a lawsuit are about 50/50. >>> the taliban says it is on mission to kidnap or assassinate prince harry. harry arrived in afghanistan last week for a four-month tour of duty. during his mission he will be flying apache helicopters

>> caller: well, i was at a real money portfolio management class with the peg ratio to find the most valuable stocks. specializing in it and looking more towards the price and the cash flow and the free cash flow to find the more valuable it stock. the cash flow for -- >> look, i happen to like the peg ratio, but i look at myself when i'm analyzing a company and operating cash flow. that's the one thing that no one can really do. operating cash flow is growing and you are a student in business and you know how to look for it, it's a great way to measure a company's worth. with apologies, greece is not good. you have to lock in the profits. you can't hold them together unless you are playing with the house's money. the best position is all that's left is the profits that the market is giving to you. then you can let it run forever. stay with kramy. what does fall smell like? head north, to someplace pristine like acadia national park. there is nothing like the parks this time of year. the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when

if lights go out, if anything happens in your home, peg will come out. they are in charge of distribution systems in san francisco and the bill that will come from pg and e. the one thing we do is provide clean power and see a change on one or two lines that will talk about the difference in rates we will charge. this is not taking over pg&e and not doing anything that would hurt in any way any jobs of pg&e persons in san francisco. they will still work doing the same things they do today. there's been discussion of opt-out services. in fact, people will have plenty of opportunity to opt out. at least two before we start the program with them. l

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other rallies in san francisco nearing at the peg headquarters, the war memorial in vans in vann ness. >> teaches in chicago voted to extend their strike into a second week. both sides spend the weekend at the bargaining table. union leaders decided not to seat on suspending the strike. the city's latest proposal offers salary increase but the sticking point is teacher performance ratings. >>> up next the trip overshadowed by scandal. >> alan: the royal family plan legal action and the man who published the photos said we haven't seen anything yet. >> the end of a pleasant weekend. meteorologist leigh glaser says a co >> ama: the duke and dutch yes of cambridge visited the solomon islands while the british royal family upped the ante over the spread of topless photos of the dutchess. in london, lawyers for the royal family announced they'll make a criminal complaint against the photographer two to took picturs of kate sunbathing nude. the owner of the magazine says they're going to print 26 pages in the italian magazine tomorrow. >> alan: back home san francisco international airport

i feel like we are trying to pound a bit of a square peg into a round hole. >> commissioners, with all due respect, i think you are over complicating your requirement. it says you will make a recommendation to the board on whether the charges will be sustained. that is all you need to do. we recommend that they will be sustained or overturned. i think it is that simple. commissioner studley: i appreciate that, but they were a package of charges. there was a charging document with a number of provisions that a mere thought supported suspension without pay. we have found one out of the half-dozen or so. we have already made it more complicated, in the sense of saying that instead of finding all six, if that is sustaining the charges, then we did not. we found that five or so, some of them quite serious, we did not even find fax 4, let alone official misconduct. -- we did not find facts for, let alone official misconduct. having done all this, i would prefer to say something to the supervisors about the actions they might consider, rather than simply say we found one, and you, the supervi

i'm peg gi fox reporting -- peggy fox reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a judge sentenced an alexandria man to 30 years in prison for plotting a suicide bomb attack on the u.s. capitol. the 29-year-old al came leaf if i pleaded guilty in court. the sentence was the highest allowed under a plea deal. >>> today maryland public service commission will conclude its hearing into the summer's derecho storm. after traveling around the state last month to hear from utility customers, psc members are asking pepco and other power companies how they can avoid week long outages after major storms. yesterday bg officials said in order to restore power within 24 hours, the power system would have to be redesigned. >>> it's been three weeks since the 17-year-old honor student in prince george's county was murdered in her home. today kristin fisher reports that police are hoping the public can help them in order to solve this case. >> we're trying to gather as much information as we can to try and help solve the case. >> reporter: prince ge

antonio mayor castro will be the first to give a convention keynote address and some party members are pegging him as the next governor of texas and hopefully he will run for president. live from the newsroom on i'm tara moriarty. >> all right, thank you tara. we will have coverage of the democratic national convention all week long on ktvu. ken will join us live with reports from charlotte, north carolina at 5:00 and 10:00 p.m.. you can always get more information by going to ktvu.com. just click on the dnc-2012 tab. >>> the republican nominee mitt romney is taking the labor day holiday weekend off. this morning his wife and him went to the harbor. >> we believe the defense cuts will compromise peace and strength in national security. we believe the goal of government is promote a quality of opportunity not a quality of outcome. >> and republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan targeted young voters today in the swing state of north carolina. he delivered his campaign speech at east carolina university in the same state where democrats will hold their convention starting tomorrow. >>> the

that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, lef

i was struck by the criticism of governor romney from conservative republicans, some people bike peg any noonan who talked about a verbal cringe and romney looking like nixon in the middle of this press conference. i think ultimately the american tendency is to rally around the presidency at the moment of crisis so not only what he said was probably bad policy but bad politics. >> jon: jim, the timing though, he gets hammered for criticizing the statements he put out the night before, but that statement seemed to be in line what the state department had done? >> right. and that press conference, what mark halperin was quoted as saying, the gang of 500, if you ever needed to illustrate the conservative critique, 500 people out of 315 million and who generally has all the studies from the from for the need public suggests, marry each other and operate as a unit between mark halperin'snumeration you can see it in action. >> jon: i'm not sure anyone has the perspective where you had to stand up in the bank of microphones and answer reporter questions, give us your thoughts? >> it's reall

. >> thank you, peg. other announcements? >> maybe just a reminder about the [inaudible] >> thank you. >> will reopen monday, 5:00 a.m. >> thank you chief. yes. >> question -- i've heard there's going to be an early closure of the golden gate bridge on may 1. [laughter] >> thank you, ken. >> i want to start off by thanking you for your kudos. monday tuesday of this week -- boma is an excellent partner and has also helped us get the word out to your members on what to expect. you've clearly done a lot of groundwork on how to respond, to make sure that the activities are facilitated and not problematic. so i thank you for that. we have been meeting with the golden gate bridge authority and c.h.p. regarding the potential first amendment activity that may occur on the golden gate bridge on tuesday. c.h.p. is the lead law enforcement agency for that. the golden gate bridge authority is all over it as well, national parks, and we have a component of it as well. so there's several working plans in place to facilitate that, as with a

store had to go through a major grade roads bridges and conference holes have been built to welcome a peg guests it has been the second most expensive infrastructure project in russia after preparations for the two thousand and fourteen winter on. pics in sochi around twenty billion u.s. dollars were invested in getting word of a stock radio with a high profile meeting some of the resources were spent on one of the most invasive project a breach connecting the mainland and schiano and where the coup or events of the apec who are empowered to be held. the current scheme break just outside the r.t. office in moscow is much more than a way to get from one side of the river to the other it's also one of the most impressive parts of the city a landscape a legacy of the stall in iraq and the beautiful site likewise thing you will build to breach between whatever stock and rules talent is more than just a bridge it's also something of a trademark for the apec summit as well as a symbolic thing you will stop being given to the russian far east more than three kilometers more on the bridges the wo

he was riding a toy tractor made by peg prego. it looked like a real john deere.ehow caught fire. wyatt suffered second and third-degree burns all over his body. joi join us are his parents and their attorney. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thapnks for having us. >> marlin, i want to start with you. you were there when the tractor caught fire. can you describe what happened? >> it was a sunday afternoon. the kids had just come back from church and stuff, and wyatt wanted to ride his plastic tractor. and i got it for him and he was out riding in the yard and we were doing our sunday afternoon thing in the yard. we had people coming over, we were picking up and getting things ready in the yard. one thing led to another, and he started screaming and i looked over toward him and the tractor had just caught on fire. >> just suddenly? it's battery powered, right? >> correct. >> and then, marlin, you had to get your son off of that tractor. can you describe to us how you did that? >> i did. he jumped off and ran toward me and i ran towards him and put him on t

the professor's name is adrian fine and she wrote on a blog that her child was sick and needed to be peg. a sophomore takes -- fed. a sophomore takes her class and she was there when she breast- feed the baby girl. >> did she just keep talking while she was doing it? >> she had to finish the class, yeah. >> she let us know and it at one point too surprised. i think she handled it in the most professional way that she could. >> she brought her child to class in the first place. it's very distracting to students. >> on a blog post written after fine was contacted by american student newspaper, she said that she was shocked and annoyed is that this would be considered newsworthy. fine says that she didn't want to cancel the first day of class because her daughter was sick. the university says that it does have a policy on breast- feeding but it does give new mothers breaks as a private place to pump breast milk and again this story is something that students there are going to be talking about for a while. >>> news around the nation this morning. two bank robbery suspects were arrested in c

secretary dr vince cable cable's been described as the moral center of the coalition government he's even pegged by some to succeed nick clegg as leader of the liberal democrats but it's all been called into question over his links to the company behind me he acted as chief economist for the company in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. and the left has sent to the business secretary from the c.e.o. of shell back in march of this year the oil executive thanked the right. for being the contact minister for shell during cable's time that shell is faced with a number of lawsuits including and i kiss ation of propping up a violent act to ship and a summary execution of nine activists in nigeria but fifteen million dollars later that was settled out of court the company's questionable human rights record hasn't affected easy access to u.k. government officials just last month it was revealed that shell around so-called schmooze with the senior government minister has disguised this training course says but just how close is too close defense minister liam fox found out last year he had to stand down

. >> china pegs its currency to the u.s. dollar, making chinese goods even cheaper and u.s.ds more expensive. and where does president obama stand? >> president obama doesn't want to talk about this issue because candidate obama starting in 2007 talked about china's currency manipulation and how the bush administration hadn't done anything about it. >> and what has this president done about it? >> he's done nothing about it. >> american officials have a long list of complaints about china. intellectual property theft, human rights violations, subsidizing chinese factories, making friends with nations hostile to the u.s., all the while lending us money so the u.s. can run huge deficits. >> they don't say very much as candidates. if they do something they will be tough on china, they will be tigers, but when they become president they become pussycats. >> both candidates have positioned themselves as taking a more assertive position towards china. >> mr. obama touts success. >> we've brought trade cases against china as nearly twice the rate as the last administration. >> most

look at peg. you are meat at the dish, greg dobbs. going to the top of the 10th. two runners on for the marlins again threatening once again jose reyes. here comes bryce. lay it out, but he can't get it. that's going to allow two runs to score, marlins up 8-6. now 9- 7. natters going to load the basis in the bottom -- nats going to load the bases in the bottom of the 10th , so we still have a chance for jayson werth but not tonight. great effort, but marlins come up with the 9-7 win. > how about the orioles against the yankees, but all yanks early. top 4, russell martin takes ian out to left and it's 5-0 at this point when a-rod hits an a bomb, his 6 tonight of the year. derek jeter scores -- 16th of the year, derek jeter is up as well. yankees now lead the o's by one game in the al east. >>> coming up the hostile environment in new orleans, plus the possible return of a fan favorite no. 47 after the break. [ romney ] this president can ask us to be patient. this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. but this president cannot tell us that you're bette

in 2005, noaa's measurements pegged co2 at 380 parts per million. beyond the steady rise in average co2 concentrations every year, noaa's data also showed that these levels fluctuate, mainly due to the capture of carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. for example, during the northern hemisphere winter, carbon dioxide levels peak because so much vegetation is dormant at that time. on the other hand, during the northern hemisphere's summer growing season, co2 levels are at their lowest. this fluctuation can even be seen in a 24-hour period, reflecting the daytime uptake of carbon dioxide by plants when they are photosynthesizing and their release of carbon dioxide at night through respiration. the next step in noaa's diagnosis of the atmosphere is to take measurements close to where greenhouse gases are emitted or absorbed. carbon dioxide is emitted by natural processes, such as plant respiration and decay, as well as m-me processes, such as the burning of fossil fuels. ese gas emitters are knowasources. carbon dioxide is absorbed by terrestrial and o

pick axe should marry her that is but it's a value add the if it is for russia of course as well by peg is definitely in the spotlight today so we'll be hearing more and of course looking forward to the very latest from our business desk as well as our correspondent there thanks much indeed for this katie will later on r t we ask a syrian opposition near where the country's internal conflict is heading to and that's after they had lines in just a few moments. spanning continents. and ocean connections. come to. empower the pacific. the russian apec summit on our two. worlds the future of science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got this huge earth covered.

if lights go out, if anything happens in your home, peg will come out. they are in charge of distribution systems in san francisco and the bill that will come from pg and e. the one thing we do is provide clean power and see a change on one or two lines that will talk about the difference in rates we will charge. this is not taking over pg&e and not doing anything that would hurt in any way any jobs of pg&e persons in san francisco. they will still work doing the same things they do today. there's been discussion of opt-out services. in fact, people will have plenty of opportunity to opt out. at least two before we start the program with them. at least two after we do the program with them. then we are looking at having a minimal charge or no charge to have people opt out after the program starts if they choose not to be part of it. again, this provides the customer the ability to choose. if they want to pay a bit more and want to work on the environment of san francisco and the world. the history, i will not bore you too much, it's been a long time comi

crash in russia's far east has risen to at least ten after a four year old girl who survived a you peg died before she could be taken to hospital fourteen people including two crew members were on board at the time of the crash four passengers survived but are said to be in a critical condition the antonov twenty eight on a commercial flight in russia's far east made a force lending ten kilometers from the destination airport no cause has yet been established for the accident thursday has been declared a day of mourning in the region of our comes across. a brutal look at other news making headlines around the world now factory fires in two major pakistani cities have killed at least two hundred thirty six people and injured dozens more the first blaze there claimed dozens of lives at a shore factory shoe factory in the hole erupted when employees were trying to turn on a generator during a blackout the second fire at a garment workshop in karachi killed dozens of people the blazers have angered the public over the authorities failure to address energy issues in the country. where moria

as soon as we came away from that artificial pegged to the deutsche mark which we have it was totally artificial the economy than. me had interest rates. and money supply and all the other things that go out to make an economy which was suitable for the united kingdom and if you look at the graphics and i'm sure you have from one thousand nine hundred two to the year two thousand recalling the shop food it lurched forward. and you would see the same thing with the iberian peninsula in greece if they were out of the strait jacket of this appalling euro experiment suddenly it would be cheap to go to spain cheap to go to portugal feel holidays cheap to go to greece so on and so forth cheap to run an i.t. company in dublin these these countries have to come out about just coming out the cheap shots of devaluation is not nearly enough they need to understand that they cannot pay themselves more than they actually earn and they need to learn the lessons from that and i would argue that they should go on to hard counts as well learn the lesson. tough lessons that the generation now has to le

. >> now, maybe try to drag the ball down and touch that little peg there. >> reporter: next to food, nothing grabs a teen' s attention like a video game. >> so you can get that gripper in any orientation that you want to pick up some type of object. >> reporter: at the international manufacturing technology show in chicago, companies like fanuc robotics are showing kids like kenny suchy that factories aren't all grease and gears; they can be cool places to work. >> it was interesting. i really liked how it was super simple and pretty easy to learn. >> reporter: the national institute for metalworking skills, or nims, is sponsoring the student skills center at the show to get teenagers excited about careers in manufacturing. >> you're going to start at one end here, and you're going to lay down a weld beam all the way across to the other end. >> reporter: at the lincoln electric booth, kids don welding masks and learn how to wield a so-called "virtual blow torch." >> so if we hit the score button here, you can see that he got a 47% out of a hundred. >> reporter: at a time when the nat

so did any of you happen to see a lot of americans walking around today with an eye patches on peg legs and parrots on their shoulders if you did is a perfectly good explanation for it today is international talk like a pirate day holiday that goes all the way back to one thousand nine hundred five and was started by two pirate enthusiastic john old chum bucket bauer and mark captain slappy summer's holiday has since been picked up by the church of the flying spaghetti monster which believes the pirates were the original pasta fairy ns and should be considered absolute divine beings churches also observed a direct correlation between the number of sailing around the world and rising global temperature if you were the pirates the warmer the planet is it's no coincidence that somalia is on to the largest number of pirates and also has the lowest carbon emissions of any nation on earth so that's the background of international pirate or international talk like a pirate day but in all seriousness we shouldn't just be recognizing the golden age of piracy today or all the hollowing and movies