this is a purple crab, he's well named; he's really purple.e crab is only one of a horde of things that are out here. it's incredible the diversity in these tide pools. we see anemones, not just one type; but several but this particular pool seems to be dominated by aggregating anemones. there's limpets coating everything. limpets are gastropods, they're snails. when the tide's down like this they just sit absolutely anchored, stuck up against the rock along with mussels. this place is full of mussels on the steep slopes that are closer to the water. and the mussels, the limpets, provide food for birds. we've watched several species out here feeding as the tide races out but the most distinctive to me is the black oystercatcher - that solid black bird that's superbly adapted to feeding on the rocks. he still has that long bill used for prying off limpets from rocks and also prying into and prying off mussels. that's primarily what that species is out here feeding on. and it has to get up and down those slippery rock surfaces and it does it wit

on on behalf of my union as i can see we're all wearing purple. is we're concerned with something 7 .9 is a big amount of money and you guys will see to where this money goes. we have to be part of it, too. every penny of it will be counted too. we work so hard and your economy is going up yet saucer salaries are also the same. we want to be separate and one because we've been part of it that making this money come back to us. 7 .9 is the money we've been working for. just like the committee the majority of people are losing jobs and go losing family because the money and economy is helping us now. so hopefully, this will be considered and you will see to that it the middle class people can get what we deserve (clapping) >> >> hi i'm shawn >> and i hope that you consider and definitely find in the budget just a little bit that we're asking and think long-term for us so we can get the recognition for the hard work that we do. thank you. >> hi. i am lacie johnson and work at progress foundation and with the nonprofit coalition. i work at adu acute d

important in virginia, a purple state it can go either way.saw in that debate it isn't exactly lincoln-douglass. i didn't hear the lofty principles at stake in this election. it was all, about you know, he is a crook and, he is a trojan horse. i'm not sure how you pick between the two. >> bret: sally? >> you know, look, i think, i'm no terry mcauliff fan, i will just say that to begin with. so i think i'm sure he is a nice guy and all. you know, he will he g-8 matily -- will legitimately could be considered a carpet bagger. the fact he is doing well says something about his opponent. while this is disconcerting for republican is for 2014 and 2016. if they keep running these very staunch social conservatives who are leading the war on women going after gay rights, really doing everything that i would have thought the republicans learned in 2012 not to do, things don't look good in 2014 or 2016 for them. >> bret: jason, a lot of people said that at the beginning of bob mcdonald's race. social conservative have a real problem in purple virginia.

these are seiu and atu members in purple, both in purple out here at lake marit as they have been since the strike was called at midnight. union members are taking turns with five-hour shifts at locations all across the bay area today. negotiations were abandoned last night at 8:30. union negotiators saying b.a.r.t.'s offer that came up slightly on wages just simply did not go far enough to keep them at the table. today b.a.r.t. says it's just waiting to hear from the state mediators about when to return to talks, resume talks, and b.a.r.t. says they have yet to make their last best final offer so there is still room for movement. the unions say they will not go back to the table, however, until they see what they believe is a good, solid offer from the district. >>> we've heard no word from the district, not one word. apparently there are reports that we're supposed to be meeting at 2:00. as of this moment i have not heard from the district regarding any proposal, new or otherwise. >> we're not at an official impasse and both sides want to come to an agreement so let's hope and take th

he has a host of medals including a purple heart. his deployment and commendations for employment in iraq and afghanistan. his company position was tacked by a taliban force. he also managed to address wounds while under fire, and managed to carry that wounded soldier to cover. he then risked his life to recover a radio in order to call in help. >> this is some bragging rights. as a dad, yae. you don't get that often. he has a sister and stepsister that are both nurses and we must have done something right as parents. can't be much prouder. >> now the 33-year-old will be awarded medal of honor by president barack obama. his family will be there to see him receive that medal. >> time running out for unions. there is some progress in negotiations but two of the major sticking points, salaries and benefits haven't been brought up yet. the union accusing the chief negotiators of being a no show. >> you can bargain with lesser empowered folks from bart. their person is absent. >> the team is up there. the general manager is in the office.

c-span: how many purple hearts? >> i want a purple hearts. i was a little kid in korea in infantry squad. and i learned how the sniper and he got me first and the bullets struck me in the back of the head and came out under the skin and it knocked me on my tail. i thought my buddy that was with me, blood spurting everywhere. when i came to my senses i was myself and i crawled out of their and it was way out in front. there was an enemy that was killed on a machine-gun crew. and i have to crawl over these fighters and i knew that they would be alive. in panic, i dropped my weapon. so i finally crawled over them and got back to the american line and back to the hospital. i wanted to return because i want to get back to my unit. again, it was my family and the guys that i really loved. there is no other bombs like that decides on the combat field. c-span: can you remember the other seven times? >> guest: as clear as a bell. it's something that i don't think you'll ever forget. c-span: tell us about that. >> guest: the one-time i was in a positio

he has a host of medals including a purple heart. his deployment and commendations for employment in iraq and afghanistan. his company position was tacked by a taliban force. he also managed to address wounds while under fire, and managed to carry that wounded soldier to cover. he then risked his life to recover a radio in order t in h. >> this is some bragging rights. as a dad, yae. you don't get that often. he has a sister and stepsister that are both nurses and we must have done something right as parents. can't be much prouder. >> now the 33-year-old will be awarded medal of honor by president barack obama. his family will be there to see him receive that medal. >> time running out for unions. there is some progress in negotiations but two of the major sticking points, salaries and benefits haven't been brought up yet. the union accusing the chief negotiators of being a no show. >> you can bargain with lesser empowered folks from bart. their person is absent. >> the team is up there. the general manager is in the office. and dist

he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a little romantic rendezvous. and another one where an old car conductor rents a car and it comes to life. you have to read more in these books. another artist and musicians. this car on the left, number one, was called la bohemme rented in the sutro section by musicians who when they finished their work downtown in the clubs and theaters would go out to carville to this clubhouse in the night and drink and go skinny dipping in the surf and raise all sorts of ruckus. this little hill in front of them they called mount diablo. they each had their own little locker that was locked up where they kept their liquor so they didn't have to sha

he has medals and honors including a purple heart for deployments in iraq and afghanistan. on august 26th he is scheduled to receive the medal of honor. he is fifth recipient for awards for service. >>> there are just eight days before the deadline to reach a bart contract deal. this morning there are new accusations from the unions representing bart workers. they have filed a conflict of interest claim accusing one of profiting from the strike. provided shuttle buses at a cost of more than $12,000. the union says that is not fair but a bart spokesman replied that allegation is false attack adding the real amount was only $500. >>> caltrans is going find out next month when the new east span can open. engineers will determine if they can open before seismic repairs are finished. original plans have the bridge opening labor day weekend. >> traffic is running smoothly on the bay bridge after it was shorter down for a short time yesterday because of a safety concern. sky7hd was overhead and suspicious device was found at treasure island exit. it turned out to be a canister tha

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>> under that distinction it is impossible for those who have been killed or injured to receive a purple heart and also additional combat pay as a result. jury selection continues today. >>> organizers suspended the pay before they come up with a solution to the $100 billion pension crisis. the move should light a fire under legislatures. >> all statements of legislatures and salary of legislatures is removed every year. every day the pension liability grows taxpayers pay more. the average lawmaker makes 68,000 dollars a year. >> the senate failing to lower lower interest rates on student loans. this is a sign under graduates may pay twice as much as last year. it would have left rates on stafford loans at 3.4 percent another year while lawmakers tried to over all the system. the one year stopgap was met with major systems of on both sides who say they want the system to change now. the average stew p dent may have to pay an extra $2,600 coming as soon as this fall. 2600 bucks. >> the fbi is still looking for the suspects who swiped $1.2 million from a jet last month. they are offering 1

and everyone else was purple, somebody needed to d an investigation. is it was done. a jury heard it and i do think justice was served. >> geraldo: do you know who does the investigation? hold it. do you know who does the investigation. the grand jury. >> you're right and they indict him. >> geraldo: and if the grand jury finds there is a probable cause that you commit the this crime you get in site. >> i don't think there was a grand jury here. >> geraldo: you don't have a politician deciding it was murder. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i agree. i agree. >> she avoided the grand jury because she never could have gotten an indictment for murder. >> i agree. >> geraldo: let me take a break. a final panel coming up and i want to speak to people on both sides of this case. i'm so proud of this community and so proud of people throughout this country white or black or in between or latino or whatever you are for respecting the process. respecting the verdict. if you are disappointed you are disappointed. if you are, you know, happy with it then you are happy

was awarded a purple heart and bronze star. he will arrive from alaska. it was supposed to arrive at 7:00 this morning and it will be here at 6:49 a.m. the patriot guard riders and the family will be here to escort him to the mortuary. and actual burial will be held on thursday at golden gate cemetery in san francisco. he will be buried along side his brothers who served. reporting live from san jose. >>> the time is 6:06. now we continue our coverage of the threat of another bart strike. contract talks between management and the unions resume later this morning. we have more live to tell us about the mood of the bargaining table as we get closer to the sunday night deadline. good morning. >> reporter: i think one thing that the sides can agree on. there is a lot of work to do. we talked to the damagers about their mood. they are frustrated and they are stressed out because they may be forced to wait in lines to get on the ferries or take the buses but the unions have this week to hash it out. to recap the unions and management are far apart on issues whi

and everyone else was purple, somebody needed to d an investigation. is it was done. a jury heard it and i do think justice was served. >> geraldo: do you know who does the investigation? hold it. do you know who does the investigation. the grand jury. >> you're right and they indict him. >> geraldo: and if the grand jury finds there is a probable cause that you commit the this crime you get in site. >> i don't think there was a grand jury here. >> geraldo: you don't have a politician deciding it was murder. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i agree. i agree. >> she avoided the grand jury because she never could have gotten an indictment for murder. >> i agree. >> geraldo: let me take a break. a final panel coming up and i want to speak to people on both sides of this case. i'm so proud of this community and so proud of people throughout this country white or black or in between or latino or whatever you are for respecting the process. respecting the verdict. if you are disappointed you are disappointed. if you are, you know, happy with it then you are happy

he has a multitude of military medals and honors including a purple heart for his deployments in iraq and afghanistan. on august 26th he's scheduled to receive the medal of honors. he's the fifth living recipient to receive the medal for service in eye rack and afghanistan. abc7 news. >> new information from the union workers representing bart workers, eight days before they have a deadline to reach a deer. the union accuse bart lead labor union for profiting from the strike. he works for a bus company that provided shuttle buses during the work stoppage at a cost of more than $12,000 to the district. the union said it's not fair bart said it's a false attack and said the real amount paid was only $500. >> caltrans hopes to find out next month when the new span of the east bridge can open. they will determine if it can open before seismic repairs are finished beneath the span. original plans called for the bridge to open labor day weekend. >>> traffic is running smoothly once again on the bay bridge this morning after being shut down for a short time yesterday because of a suspicious

a decorated hero awarded a navy cross, silver star and two purple hearts. >> supposed to be the only living march skbreen i take no pride in that. it just wasn't a situation to tell somebody tols do it he kil will gather to dedicate a site where a new memorial will soon rise. vet transare still looking for donations for that memorial f you can help out we have a link on our web site. >> still to come it's friday. that means finno's friday free stuff. >> why is this a special year for the gilroy garlic festival? >> and i will have the forecast for the gilroy garlic festival. temperatures dropping below average, soon. i'll have details coming up. >> and issuing commands from space. >>> we talked about concerts gg on and baseball games another event going on, gilroy garlic festival. special year for the festival around for 35 years. david? >> there is no question about it w garlic oweddor is the big attraction along with meat, seafood and ice cream that garlic can enhance, this being the 35th anniversary is a reminder how a simple idea can turn into a major annual event. >> 35 years ago

he has a multitude of military medals and honors including a purple heart for his deployments in iraq and afghanistan. on august 26th he's scheduled he's the fifth living recipient to receive the medal for service in eye rack and afghanistan. abc7 news. >> new accusations this morning from the union workers representing bart workers, eight days before the deadline to reach a contract deal. the two groups filed a conflict of interest claim against the bart claiming a conflict of interest. the union accused the bart leader of the labor union profiting from the strike. he works for a bus company that provided shuttle buses during the work stoppage at a cost of more than $12,000 to the district. the union said it's not fair bart said it's a false attack and said the real amount paid was only $500. >> caltrans hopes to find out next month when the new span of the east bridge can open. it hinges on the findings of independent engineers. they will determine if it can open before seismic repairs are finished beneath the span. original plans called for the bridge to open labor day weekend. >>>

. >> she was actually in the movie "the color purple" with oprah. >> more importantly the female leadn "commando. >> what is "commando"? >> it is a lesser arnold movie. >> not true! >> thousands by himself! >> nelly yesterday. talked about kanye west's $120 t-shirts. >> i have to check them out. >> $120 t-shirt is stupid. >> it's not a t-shirt. >> how is it not a t-shirt?

it that vandyke and third >> i think it's purple. >> yeah, we would start the formula controls after it and it would contain a continuance. >> can we get the overhead please. the overhead doesn't show the name. >> it's the one above armstrong. >> the formula retail store. then i have one other question. between yosemite and armstrong they're a parcel we're recommending in the formula controls but across the street or alley are a number of small properties that are not attached i see where i'm talking about >> yes. >> and in the original proposal they were not we kept to two proposing properties that are fronting on third. >> could we take into account that. i'm going to make a motion to go ahead and adopt the staff mementsz e recommendations. and as part of that perhaps from the supervisors office you see where i'm talking about there's a little - yeah. there are - i looked at on google and they could have bottom floor retail perhaps i don't know >> it should be included. >> right so maybe as part of the motion i add that staff together with the supervisors offenders office take into

just behind that purple wall that you see there, investigators say they found a room where four men were being held against their will. inside, the four men described the conditions as not livable, obviously very dangerous in a very bizarre situation they discovered in here. they say the men had not been treated very well, had been found in a malnourished condition. in fact, three of the four men had to be taken to a local hospital to be checked up on and evaluated. authorities say that these four men said they had been kept here against their will for some time, and they're trying, at this point, trying to figure out what the timeline is here, just how long they had been kept here. one man has been charged, a man bit name of walter jones with two criminal felony counts. afterwards, after the men were taken away, police described the scene that they found just beyond that purple wall. >> there were locks. they were apparently given scraps to eat. very little food was provided to them. they didn't have access to a restroom. so it was less than ideal living situations for them. >> reporter

that means military victims are not eligible for the purple heart or extra government benefits.s say the purple heart is only for service members injured or killed by enemy combatants. the victim's lawyers claim hasan qualifies since he admitted that he killed his fellow soldiers to defend the taliban. three women, who had spent a decade as hostage in the home of a mad man in cleveland are speaking out and saying thank you. tonight, you will actually hear from them. plus, police say a woman was laughing and joking as she talked about hiring a hit man to kill her own husband, and wait until you hear what the husband is saying now. it's important to get away from everything once in awhile. well, everything but palm trees, sunshine and fruity drinks, that is. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact

flags are flying at half staff and prescott and the color purple covers light poles.is a growing memorial outside fire station 7 where the booths are filled with flowers, pictures and small mementos left behind. what touches cathy the most, seeing firefighters from here and far away. >> the other young men who, were firemen, that was very moving. it could be them. the whole fire service is just a great big family. pretty much to do what've we can

final design for the purple line and a planned 16-mile light rail line with 21 stations between bethesda and new carrollton, but o'malley says this doesn't only address a traffic issue, but also the need for more jobs. >> we have recovered now almost 95% of the jobs we lost during the big secretion and part of the reason for that is -- big recession and part of the reason for that is together we've been able to make the better choices necessary to put more of our people back to work, especially when it comes to infrastructure. >> o'malley credited the gas tax hike for making the road portion of the plan possible. >>> more than 200 passengers trapped on an amtrak train for more than 14 hours. now this happened last night and lasted into the morning hours just outside richmond. a spokesman for amtrak says the dining car on the train traveling from new york city to miami developed axle problems. that left riders stranded. the train very slowly made its way toward richmond around 3:45 and got there three hours later. they replaced the car at the station and resumed course. >>> coming up i'll

. >> reporter: after a moment of silence at the vigil, 19 purple balloons won for each of the fallen firefighters were released into the air. in prescott, arizona melanie woodrow kpix 5. >> 600 fires are still trying to put out that deadly wildfire. >>> lucky the cat is lucky indeed. a fresno firefighter's helmet cam captured the moment he went into a burned-out home and found a kitten on the floor, lifeless. the firefighter poured water on the cat and used a tank of oxygen and it worked. 15 minutes later lucky was revived. >> amazing. >>> good news in the weather department if you like the fog it's finally back. kind of refreshing this morning. >> it's quickly disappearing in most spots and it's going to be hot inland. no getting around that today. 90s and triple digits in the valleys, how about the coastline, you can get there boy you can beat the heat. we have seen a lot of subtropical moisture around the ridge of high pressure. still a chance of sprinkles in the north bay as you could see some pop-up activity more of that off the coast even thunderstorms out there right now. suns

the purple patches are clouds you have dust and other gases. they used the subaru telescope which sits atop a mountain. last august they fitted it with a high angle resolution camera, 3 meters tall and weighs 3 tons. 116 light sensors. they are 40 times more powerful than those in a typical single lens reflex camera. the professor of the national as tromiccal academy says it will put landmark findings within reach. >> translator: we want to try to solve the mystery of how galaxies evolve and the accelerating universe. we think we can produce some interesting study results. >> members of the observatory plan to use the telescope to analyze hundreds and millions of galaxies over the next five years. >>> south korean soccer officials say japanese fans are to blame for an incident that deepened divisions between the two nations. they say the japanese acted first in a dispute related to difficult issues from the past. it happened in seoul during the east asian cup final. south korean fans raised a banner that read "a nation that forgets history has

. >> well, it is purple. >> right.ve states where you have scott walker, in wisconsin, who wants to potentially run for president also pushing these things in purple states. it is starting to bleed out of red america and into those swing states particularly where those 2010 tea party governors were elected. >> these issues are very fundamental to the republican party. i think any republican governor who wants to make a name for himself nationally needs to push on them but it is also worth looking into the larger context. these are the same poll tagss in a lot of cases that would turn down funding for maternity, pre and post natal care. things that could really help women and women. they're not that interested. there is this old life from barney frank, this is the belief that life begins at conception and ends at birth. an agenda pushed not just in the south -- >> you can't really be a successful republican unless are you fundamentally strong on this issue. that's one issue you cannot win as a republican unless are you

there was a little purple dots were the ones that in the immediate vicinty are all single family dwellings, most of which told are still single family, this is the point that goes back to the sand born and there have been six added over the hun years since the buildings were built, and 6 added to the two units and so the point that i would like to make is in fact if you crunch the numbers differently, and the two dwellings which have been in the category of a single family home and separate out the very large units that skew the average and there is a 53 unit >> and they will use the discretion in deciding, in fact it is a benine reduction of one unit and if you look at the density in the arrogate in the whole area that is looked at, there is like 100, or in other words, there is off, it is over the density right now. and so, we are actually using non-conforming properties to determine if this conforming with a two family dwelling, so i find the discrepancy in that in the non-, internally inconsistent logic and i hope that the commission agrees that it is a border line. you can ask the que

in addition to the medal of honor, staff sergeant carter in the past has also been awarded the purple heart. >> they're not going to be able to hold me back from going to washington. i'm looking forward to that. meet the president. bragging rights about my kid. >> reporter: yep. life right now for the carter family is pretty good. in antioch. >>> temperatures right now running on the cool side. especially closer to the coastline. only 54 degrees daly city. fog filling back into our bay shores. 77 in antioch. otherwise in the 50s and 60s. as we check out our weather headlines. we'll be seeing the fog widespread and dense through the overnight hours. coastline expected into tomorrow morning. the fog will be slow to clear into tomorrow as well. that's going to lead to cooler conditions in the amp. that cooling will continue into monday. we'll talk more about that. >>> also coming up tonight, a distraught mother facing charges in connection with the death of her own child. >>> oakland residents take a strong stand against protesters who demonstrate in their city but don't help to make thi

. >> but due to public perception, water from the new facility will go into purple pipes to be used for fire hydrant, cooling for electrical plants, landscaping or decorative fountains. >> takes a long time to educate folks and for people to grasp this concept that this water can be purr if id to a level that is cleaner than we are already drinking. >> the plant will produce 8 million-gallons of water a day. >> the fresh water in short supply, some day it will be a source people will want to tap into >> we can take this water and maybe recharge the groundwater system to be used as another source of supply for the valley. >> reporter: that is still a ways away, but the plant will be open in october and it will be available for public tour so people can come in and see for themselves. no word on whether or not there will be any taste test as well. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, if you live on thatrd avenue between california and the lake you have probably been getting a rude awakening beginning about 8:00. that is because kpw and the shaw pipeline a

laura and i want you to know that purple on you looks spectacular. >> oh, thank you so much. >> she looks >> she looks great every day. this has a little extra pop for our friday. >> a littlewsz extra spring in everybody's step for a friday morning. th >> this is early. we've gotten to the time of year where it's almost the weather equivalent of being on cruise control. comfortable temperatures. no real signs of any heat on the way. right now we're waking up to 55 degrees in san francisco, 58 in oakland, san jose, you can see also in the 50s this morning for you. 52 in morgan hill, and notice the wind direction. we've got a southwest wind at 24 miles per hour into fairfield. that usually indicates you've got the marine air that's pushed well inland and maybe patchy low clouds into the altamont pass. drizzle around san francisco for your morning commute. no signs of monsoon moisture. and like we had on wednesday, most of that action is moved off to the east. but for areas around yos might and south of lake tahoe, keep in mind isolated thundershowers still a possibility around the cierras.

if you are hearing something interesting and you want to talk, the dominant in the purple suit has been handing me question cards out. >> i am the ne community federal community union. we are like a bank except we are nonprofit. we are 501 c 14. we are insured up to 250,000. we build credit. what we do a lot is one-on-one counseling. we are also a part of the bank of san francisco, so we do pay their lending -- payday lending. we help people build up their credit before helping them to get a bigger loan amount. especially people who want to start a small business. credit unions offer micro loans. we do a lot of micro loans up to $50,000. this is -- we check credit. we need a business plan. then we look at the three-year tax return and that statement. we do a lot of home care and mom-and-pop shops. we also do start ups. we asked for approval through documents. we work a lot with people who do not know how to file taxes properly. we are mainly focused in san francisco. we are small. we focus mainly on the tenderloin, chinatown, bayview, visitation. we do a lot of expansion. people start s

i am sylvia and in the eighth grade and my hair is purple and half is saved off. i have been having issues and sexually oriented issues and after seeing "out spoken" i appreciate today so much. i could connect to many of the things in it. it didn't dissolve my problems or find solutions but opened my eyes. everyone has problems including me. i just needed a hand. so many other it is out there do too. keep doing what you're doing. in closing i want to say that every person has the inherent right to be who they are without the fear of isolation and we can support the lgbt violence prevention efforts, reinforce the district's implementation of restorative practices and build a safer community for us all. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is lori and the development director for asian development design a 40 year old architecture and green construction training non nonprofit. we are part of a broad base coalition of dozens of work force providers here in the city advocating for a more coordinated work force development

. >> reporter: 19 purple balloons floated silently over the skies of prescott, arizona. the vigil was held for 19 firefighters who died battling a massive wildfire. this is our first look at the area where members of the arizona hotshots died in prescott, arizona. the elite team was cut off by wind-whipped flames. >> once the winds pick up, it really starts to become a problem and makes it very difficult to control the fire and get after it. >> reporter: the hotshots were last heard from at 4:00 p.m. sunday as they were moving to fight the fire between two ridges. a national weather service station several miles away reported a rapid change in the direction and speed of the wind. what was a south-southeast wind began gusting from the north at 40 miles an hour and quickly overtook them. the fire station here in prescott, arizona, has become a makeshift memorial. some come here to mourn firefighters, others to mourn friends. sunday gonzalez grew up with julia ashcraft whose husband andrew is among the dead. she's taking pictures of grief and gratitude for the four ashcraft

>> in that pouch they concocted pretty creative and healthy organic mixes like blueberry pear and purple or spinach, rasp berry and greek yogurt. i tried out the spinach with some of my friends. all right. cheers. here we go. you ready? all right. i like it. do you? good answer. >> kids can feed themselves without the mess, and quickly realized they were onto something. >> we went from, you know, about 300,000 sales in 2008 to last year, about 92 million in sales. >> not just neil. those sales numbers caught campbell's attention, and campbell's bought them recently. campbell's will let neil and its team run the company out of its headquarters, but will help them expand around the world. they are visionaries in the field of baby food for sure, and a stunning example that entrepreneurs can be ganl changers. after all, you are what you eat at any age. >> oh. >> in emeryville, jewel yet goodrich, kpix 5. >> neil was named one of 2013 entrepreneurs of the year in northern california. >>> time trials for the america's cup reyes were cancelled today because of too much wind. organizers kept the

he has medals and honors including a purple heart for his deployment in afghanistan. on august 26th he is scheduled to receive the medal of honor in. he is the fifth living recipient to be awarded the medal for war in iraq and afghanistan. >>> new accusations from the unions representing bart workers 9 days before the deadline to reach a new contract. the two groups filed a conflict of interest complaint with the district accusing bart's lead negotiator of profiting from this fight. they provided some shuttle buses during the july work stoppage at a cost of over $12,000 to the district. the union says that's not fair. a bart spokesman calls it a false attack and said the real amount paid was only $500. >> a santa rosa woman is locked in a fight over plans to seize her property in order to expand the local airport. it is a story you will hear only on the news. they are accusing the county officials of low bawling them on the value of their 6.5 acre property that sits on the north end of the runway. the county is offering her $135,000 even though her tax records show th

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