. ---- le faltan solo dos semanas a rob davis, para retirarse como policia numero uno de san jose.--- y se va enmedio de controversias ... de eso vamos a hablar hoy. ----y quiero que usted opine. ---pero primero, las noticias del dia. ---hoy, miles de personas en todo el pais y por supuesto en el area de la bahia ... se vistieron de morado, o purpura ... para ir al trabajo o a la escuela ..... .....---de esa manera, dicen que quieren poner un "alto" al acoso sexual y a la discriminacion contra los adolescentes gays...---esta iniciativa es una muestra de apoyo a la comunidad gay, y a las jovenes lesbianas victimas de violencia... ---- los suicidios de Óvenes adolescentes a causa de su orientacÓn sexual es alarmante en estados unidos. ---esta manana los estudiantes de aragon high, en san mateo, decidieron contribuir a la campaÑa nacional anti-gay vistiendo de morado. "i have a lot of friends who are gay or lesbian and i feel they should be supported. who am i to judge them for their sexual preferences." preferences."---dice este estudiante que tiene muchos amigos que son gays o lesbiana

=blanca garza=hace 7 aÑos, rob davis, se convirtio en jefe del departamento de policia de san jose.jo, nuevas formas de luchar contra el crimen utilizando la tecnologia como herramienta: implemento que sus oficiales cargaran pistolas electricas y pequeÑas camaras, microfonos y auriculares.--davis dice que se va con la frente en alto y aun con criticas, afirma que se retira satisfecho con lo que logro. logro. 50:38 " realmente fue un placer para mi servir como el jefe de la policia aqui en san jose, voy a extrañar mucho no tener la habilidad cada dia de conocerme con mas gente aqui en la comunidad y ponerme en contacto con sus hijos y todo. "50:52 pero su carrera como oficial numero uno de san jose, ha tenido sus tropezones.---el aÑo pasado 11 grupos comunitarios pidieron su renuncia.--- acusaban a sus oficiales de enfocarse en los latinos mas que en ningun otro grupo ... para arrestarlos. 51:40 " hay que darse cuenta de que realmente tenemos un amor grande para la comunidad latina, bueno tenemos muchos latinos aqui en el departamento, por seguro, es muy importante que ellos se den c

go to their blog section to get blogs from reporters like rob davis, who writes about the environment in a section called "in the muck." they have teamed up with local nbc stations and have their stories appear on air as well as on-line. >> ...rob davis with our on-line media partner-- voiceofsandiego.org first reported on these problems with expenses at the agency. and he joins us now... >> the voice of san diego-- a great example of a nonprofit news site offering an alternative to local newspapers. frank? >> thanks. well, the "new york times" said this about that site, by the way: "their news coverage and hard-digging investigative reporting stand out in an internet landscape long dominated by partisan commentary, gossip, vitriol in citizen journalism posted by unpaid amateurs." so are nonprofit local news sites the answer? is there enough philanthropist interest to make that work? what do you think? >> you know, when you're talking about philanthropists writing checks, that's a real x-factor. in most communities, there are people who are civic-minded, who would love to keep an eye

>> damien sat down with chief rob davis today to talk about his leadership, his accomplishments and the things that perhaps he wishes he could change. >> reporter: chief davis took the reins almost seven years ago. he brought technology and 21st century crime-fighting tools to the police force. he leaves with his head high, even as critics say they're glad to see him going. looking at family photos in the office he'll leave next week, san jose police chief rob davis says he wouldn't change anything about his tenure. >> in terms of regret, we haven't made one single decision here we haven't made at a given time based on what we need to do for our city. >> reporter: he was handcuffed by seven years of budget reductions. he made sure every officer carry aid stun gun. he put crime reports online. >> the opening up of the braund band system based on the gps location rather than geographic assignments. >> reporter: he brought in an air mounted camera with audio for officers. >> make no mistake, we brought this department into the century technologically. >> his ride has been bumpy. 11 communi

the city plans to replace rob davis, who retires this month. they are holding a town hall meeting tonight asking the fun what they want to see in the next police chief. davis has served in the department for a total of 30 years. >>> 6:38. the celebration is still in full swing but the giants are already back to business. they will hold the first practice this afternoon since arriving back in town. die-hard fans lined the streets yesterday welcoming the national league champions. the team couldn't be happier about all the support they have seen. the giants play the rangers in the world series starting wednesday, first pitch just before 5:00 p.m. the first two games are at at&t park, the middle three in texas, and if necessary game 6 and 7 back in san francisco. >>> home sales in the bay area have dropped once again. they have now taken a dip four straight months as of september. sales last month were the lowest since 2007. researchers say the drop will likely continue until there is more job confidence and also a stronger economy. >>> three beach

the city plans to replace rob davis, who retires this month.ief. davis has served in that department for 30 years. >>> and first lady michelle obama will be in san francisco this afternoon. she will attend a fundraiser for democratic congressional candidates. house speaker nancy pelosi will also be on hand. this is mrs. obama's second visit to the bay area as first lady. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,,,,,, i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. >>> good morning. well, the bay bridge is really backed up this morning. unfortunately, one of the south track lanes is still closed. it has bee

. >> police looking for a masked man who robbed a mcdonalds last night walking into the restaurant near davie glenn road wearing a batman mask and vampire teeth, demanding money. police say he was last seen driving a two door honda, silver with a black roof. the bandit is described as six feet tall, weighing 215 to 240 pounds with a blue hooded shirt and blue pants. >> california joined a nationwide investigation into foreclosures and whether banks and mortgage companies and hundreds of thousands of homeowners. the attorney general of iowa is leading the probe. the group was formed after several lenders and lone services admitted they vouched for accuracy without reviewing them. one agent in san francisco says a change in this system could help the market. >> the whole, i think notion of for closures coming on the market in a more controlled manner is just perfect, the best scenario. this is to get out of the mess we're in. >> banks may be forced to pay people improperly evicted from homes. koit take several months for any settlement on this issue to be reached. >> and coming up, censoring te

investigators still looking for the owner tom davies no one was hurt but the rest rob will likely have destroyed. >> a second car has finally been found in the massive sinkhole authorities say the car was discovered friday afternoon. here's the scene back in april after the cinco opened up this is off. a few days later crews recovered a car and whole and the second car was reported missing. no one was able to miss that until now held. was unclear when they will be able to remove the car. >> a redwood city man who admitted to losing a whole this sonoma family killed in a car crash last year was spent eight years behind bars. michael rob the home of john and susan just three days after they were killed along with their two young children back in november. his girlfriend amber is also facing prison time in the case. courage >> still the, kron 4 news weekend are reservoir collapse could happen at any moment. if this could send thousands of gallons of toxic sludge and the streets and have eliminated some villages. all live look outside san mateo bridge some overcast skies were expecting a b

rob i in net income received. there are still tough races for democrats. arthur davis made a run down there, gubernatorial nomination in the bid to become the first african-american gubernatorial nominee in alabama. there is obviously a lot of action down there on the democrat from. host: there was kind of a fund political ad being run by somebody running for commissioner of agriculture in alabama on the republican side. i can't think of his name. any idea how he is doing? guest: i think he was shooting at -- i have to say i have not caught up on his race. host: denise in michigan. caller: i am an independent in michigan and my specific question is regarding word -- voter turnout. we have a term limit to the governor and as you know our state is doing very poorly economically and a republican candidate is taking it away. my question specifically for mr. miller is, what does he think regarding the independent voter turnout because poles can say one thing but the physical turnout for someone is quite different. i am just stunned at california, jerry brown is even leading

rob i in net income received. there are still tough races for democrats. arthur davise a run down there, gubernatorial nomination in the bid to become the first african-american gubernatorial nominee in alabama. there is obviously a lot of action down there on the democrat from. host: there was kind of a fund political ad being run by somebody running for commissioner of agriculture in alabama on the republican side. i can't think of his name. any idea how he is doing? guest: i think he was shooting at -- i have to say i have not caught up on his race. host: denise in michigan. caller: i am an independent in michigan and my specific question is regarding word -- voter turnout. we have a term limit to the governor and as you know our state is doing very poorly economically and a republican candidate is taking it away. my question specifically for mr. miller is, what does he think regarding the independent voter turnout because poles can say one thing but the physical turnout for someone is quite different. i am just stunned at california, jerry brown is even leading giv

rob nelson has the story. >> reporter: this meal isn't just happy. according to one new york artist, it's also indestructible. >> i still have it here. and it's not molding. >> reporter: meet sally daviesotographer and vegetarian, who enjoys the occasional mcdonald's french fry. after reading an article about a 12-year-old mcdonald's burger, she was curious to see if the famous patty could really last that long. >> i went out and bought the burger and brought it home. i put it from the bag on to a white china plate, which it's still on. and i took a picture of it. >> reporter: and another picture. and another. six months' worth, she says. how does the burger and fries look on day 180? well, about the same. >> the meat patty shrank, a lot, as it dried out. and that's kind of it. it really hasn't changed. >> reporter: this, of course, is not a scientific survey. but what does it say that the burger and fries are still mold-free six months later? in a statement, mcdonald's told "gma," it is not possible to provide a detailed explanation recording these claims without knowing the condition in which these food items were kept. with stringent procedures for handling and storage, we work hard

davis and martin frost, great to get your perspectives this morning. thanks. >> thank you. thank you. >>> storms in the northeast, kiran, plus we're watching a tropical disturbance in the caribbean. robcer ] this is steven, a busy man. his day starts with his arthritis pain. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on; just two aleve can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>> bit of a traffic mishap yesterday on a busy toronto highway. a trailer carrying pigs overturned and the little piggies got out there and blocked traffic there for a little while. no word on injuries or whether or not they made it to market or whether they made it all the way home. good morning, again, i'm rob marciano. you might see some rain across parts of toronto and other parts of ontario today as areas of moisture continue to roll in from this low that is pretty much sitting in there and creating unsettled weather across much of the nor