i was their love child, so -- my name is really john schmidt. i'm not a -- >> well, i know who you are. >> all right. >> i'll be back. >> in the system for like 11 years now, and basically kept me in here because i found out a lot of dirty secrets about cleveland. osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. he never left. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes. he was at the horseshoe casino. so -- and he's small, lost weight. nothing like the pictures. >> if outrageous claims were his only issue, he would probably spend less time in segregation, the housing unit where problematic inmates are confined their cells for 23 hours a day and enjoy few if any privileges. >> inmate schmidt does not care about being locked up. it's obvious that it does not mean anything to him, the longer he's in his cell. so he's definitely a harder inmate to deal with, because lockup doesn't work. >> schmidt is currently back in segregation for taking his cleaning duties in another housing unit to

celebrities such as recording artists kendall schmidt. know him from the nickelodeon tv show "big time rush." how does your company work? it builds a technology marketplace that connects brands with people who are creating content through social media. if you are a blogger or tweeter and you are creating content, you have the opportunity to get paid to talk about anything from makeup to cars to soda pop. >> or to music? >> for to music. >> how did you end up meeting ted? >> we met about a year and a half ago. doing as an i was independent artist. "big time rush" is signed to a major label. sound amp is a way for companies orconnect with artists bloggers, stuff like that, anyone who has any sort of social influence, and even fans who have a big social influence. it allows them to connect and have them advertise something from their brands easier than having to go through 10 different people. they can connect to the person via e-mail. they can exchange words about what they think they're tweet is worth. this is almost like trying to create

that's the danger. >> steve schmidt and chris matthews, thank you. tune in to "hardball" tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern for more an the latest developments out of iraq. >>> much more an that coming up right ahead here on "andrea mitchell reports." deputy assistant secretary of state for iraq, bret mcguirk joining me live from the state department. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov noyou can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier, with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus, now you get up to a $100 prepaid card when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from c

understand the neo cons are the godfathers and the god sons of god sons and god daughters of karl schmidt affectively they are neo nazis ok robert how in the world can destroying a state. force regime change make the world a better place and how does it further american interest because the middle east now is almost unrecognizable over the because of what's in the recent events going on in syria and in iraq right now how can destroying states in the long term create security for the region because i can't see it well i can't see it either i mean the problem is that there is a difference between what might be in the interests of the american people more broadly speaking and what might be in the interests of various political factions i happen to agree with jim i think i think that president obama is not himself a neo con and not really a liberal interventionist i think he's more of a realist but he's allowed himself to be pushed around a great deal now it's true that he finally decided at the last minute to avoid the bombing attack on syria but he had allowed that to move quite a ways you

and 3 discharges 03, 04 and 05 of 2014 the composition of this board chaired by chief deputy chief schmidt were in attend ance as voting members and on behalf of the occ captain and acting captain from the academy. to recap the 4 cases we looked at the officer involved shooting

what i have shared with these men and women who are running for your senate -- i visited with brian schmidt and mike moore had an event that i was participating with, crystal bruntz and jeremy davis over by ames and i talked to each one of them about the concept of making your state even more competitive than it is today, to put tax policies into place that has the burden of those who work and risk your capital to create the jobs that in turn create the wealth, to have a regulatory climate that's fair and predictable. i'll assure you that nothing throws cold water on a project than if you put a substantial amount of capital into a project. you may be building a facility. and halfway through it, they change the rules or the regulations and that has a way to really dampen down the enthusiasm to go and invest. you have to have a legal system that doesn't allow for oversuing and fourth part of that foundation is to have public schools that are accountable, because what that says is, so you are building this big facebook project out here. they are building over one million square feet. they didn

kpix's mike schmidt is live in san francisco to explain how this clean energy plant cooking and alarm -- plant is cacking an alarming number of birds. >> reporter: there is solar mirror farm, let's give you an idea, this is just one, there are 300,000 of these cooking the sun right back into the sky and that, as you say, is cooking birds as they fly. >> reporter: it started out so well. >> a company called bright source plans to break groundoon new type of solar pow -- ground on a new type of solar plant. >> two president talking it up. bright future is seen. >> but there is a dark cloud hanging over bright source. >> birds bursting into flames. having their feather singe. >> 800 degrees, birds igniting in mid-air. 28,000 since the plant opened in march. there are 300,000 mirrors hitting water filled boilers that make steam. the birds are called steamers after the smoke produced after they ignite. >> they built this project in one of the most important places in the country. >> reporter: they spent $22 million to help save them but it didn't see this problem with birds. the company di

and 3 discharges 03, 04 and 05 of 2014 the composition of this board chaired by chief deputy chief schmidt were in attend ance as voting members and on behalf of the occ captain and acting captain from the academy. to recap the 4 cases we looked at the officer involved shooting. >> the driver ended up retreating and crashed a short time later and was taken into custody that was found to be in policy it did satisfy our conditions with respect to vehicles. with regards to officer involved discharge 03-14 this was a case that was on the 1600-block of bacon street of february 17th of this year at approximately 3: 30 in the morning they received a call somebody was trying to kick down a door of a residence there and upon privately the officers found a male that was prone in front of the residence. as they made their approach 2 dogs charged at them and the officers retreated. he fired at both dogs who ran off. the gentleman was eventually detained for being intoxicated in public. it turned out to be someone he knew he didn't expect the guy to be coming over. that's what happened. those were foun

you can see us walking with then-ceo eric schmidt. he was awesome during that interview. he was all stoked about fox business. competition is good in any marketplace. he was happy to meet with us, and then, you know, along the way, he and google. he's still the chairman, have done extremely well. look at this ten-year chart. the stock soared more than 1,100% since the company's ipo making key acquisitions along the way. juggernaut operating system, android ways. then i returned to google campus, longer hair even, that shot you see now, five years ago when we got an hour-long look. we turned into hour long special and cultures google glass to driverless cars and, of course, everything in the cafeteria is delicious and free. lucky charms. i think we need that at fox, no way. the ten-year anniversary of the tech giant on the nasdaq reminds us to look back how google has gone so far and where it is headed. jolene kent has fired up monitor with google right now. hi, jo. >> you have been in and out of google like an expert. we all use it, the products are pretty good compared t

originalmente querÍa que mi padre hiciera el papel "the giver", y yo querÍa dirigirlo, poder trabajar con schmidte pasar por policÍas en el vecindario como parte de su rutina diaria,el problema llega cuando los hÉroes se meten en un lÍo, con mafiosos detectives corruptos de por medio. como comediantes, las cosas que hemos hecho anteriormente no requerÍan saltar de una ventana o disparar. agrega, improvisaba todo el tiempo en la cinta, sin salirse del libreto, pero se divirtieron muchÍsimo. en estrenos esta semana "muppets most wanted", y para los fanÁticos de la tortugas ninja, una mÁs para la colecciÓn. esto es todo de mi parte. >> nos encontramos el prÓximo jueves si dios permite, gracias, daniel. es llamado hombre lobo continÚa sufriendo el desprecio, muchos son incapaces de ver que bajo el rostro late un buen corazÓn. gracias por seguirme en las redes sociales, en twitter, facebook, y tambiÉn compartiendo fotografÍas especiales en instagram. gracias, ya volvemos, hay mucho mÁs de "primer impacto". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> uno de los porteros de la selecciÓn hondureÑa que participÓ en el mundial de bras

we'll talk about it next. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, google's executive chairmanc schmidt ended at noon todayjust any ordinary coe meeting -- it would have co and dollars. >>> your chance to buy coffee with the google executive chairman ended at noon. it would have cost you $56,000. 30-minute meeting was auctioned off by a charity buzz and proceeds go to an arts foundation. >>> yelp elite program is coming under fire again. this time, by the reviewers who say they should get paid for what they do. a former unpaid elite contributor filed a lawsuit. they complain they are held to the same standard as yelp's paid scouts or ambassadors without the wages. >>> for the all-important forecast with the weekend and football game. paul mccartney is in town. >> paul mccartney tonight. we have that official forecast coming up. a lot of folks going out to enjoy that. but they better be prepared. it's going to be something to see. you know what? around the bay area today, finally seeing the sun showing up in spots. looks like high pressure building overhead now. so you know what that means, we have some ver

do you feel a new edition of the old book written by kai schmidt?>> i have a great deal of confidence in the unified democratic journey. -- germany. i have a lot of confidence in chancellor merkel's leadership, which i think it's been extraordinary given all that germany has faced since the financial crisis. really, to keep both the euro and the european union from unraveling at times when it looked like the greek crisis and the prolonged crisis might do that. it is not that we have strength -- strains and tensions with germany. we do. it's clear it's not the kind of atlantic feel we had with helmut kohl and those are remembered world war ii, remembered the way the united states defended a democratic germany. but things change with generations. what i don't think has changed is the rock-solid shared values with the unified germany. i'm confident about that. germany's role of always bridging to russia has always been something that people worry about in the atlantic relationship. but if you look at what is happening in the last month, at least, if th

. >> emily schmidt is live in washington d.c. to show what to buy and which at toms wait for. good morning, young lady. >> good morning. >> ukee and erika, good morning. the nice to be with you. we are talking about silver linings. if you have to say good bye to summer at least you can say hello to good deals. one is as close as your gas tank. triple a travel says average price gallon of the gas this weekend $3.44. good news. that is 15 cents less than it was this time last year. maybe why triple u.s. and israeli a says 35 million americans will hit the road this weekend, the most since 2008. when they are driving for bargains what are they looking for. triple a.com says look for appliance that he is help you put food on the table, discounts can be up to 45 percent on major appliances. chances to save even more if you purchase on line use those handy coupon codes. think about what you will miss when winter arrives, all that summertime spend outside, chances are you can find opportunities for sale there bikes go on sale this time of the year, so does camping gear and that patio

kpix's mike schmidt is live in san francisco to explain how this clean energy plant cooking

something to do with their relatively new initiative against child pornography although when eric schmidt announced it last fall he didn't say anything about how they might stay and people's private e-mails to find incriminating photos. detective nettled said he doesn't know how they did it he's just glad they did it and yet stopping creeps from passing around sexually explicit pictures of kids is obviously a good way. but this is a very clear instance of google's getting a user's e-mail and sharing that information with law enforcement it's taking the notion of tech companies by not as up but not so from here on out whether you use google or any other company for your e-mail remember this anything new e-mail can and probably will be used against you whether you think you deserve it or not tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the residence. technology innovation all the developments around. the future covered. liz. liz lemon played. the lead subsists call the tried to play. a pulling out of. your life for the struggling every minute. of the law the web. like the cla

he keeps fourteen over it and schmidt urged europeans to eat more and consume the extra supplies that would have been sent to russian supermarkets the belgian farmers clearly don't think that'll work showed their anger on wednesday actually totalling up four tons of vegetables they dumped in front of the e.u. parliament they say their harvest is going to waste and the e.u. is not doing enough to compensate the protesters also handed out their access product to the public in brussels. from the international association for through protection believes that people will need to eat just a bit more than one apple a day. for the first commercial should tell you that we have to be realistic and straightforward about the fact is the huge amount of fruit and vegetables and it's difficult consume this amount of apples are not the worst case because they can be get from one year which is not possible with other vegetables it's impossible to eat twenty kilos of tomatoes a day so the slogan is clever the farmers want clear and quick solutions from the e.u. today the actions of the european commiss

something to do with their relatively new initiative against child pornography although when eric schmidt announced it last fall he didn't say anything about how they might stay and people's private e-mails to find incriminating photos detective nettled says he doesn't know how they did it he's just glad they did it and yeah stopping creeps from passing around sexually explicit pictures of kids is obviously a good they've but this is a very clear instance of google's getting a user's e-mail and sharing that information with law enforcement it's taking the notion of tech companies by not as up but not so from here on out whether you use google or any other company for your e-mail remember this anything new e-mail can and probably will be used against you.

something to do with their relatively new initiative against child pornography although when eric schmidt announced it last fall he didn't say anything about how they might and people's private e-mails to find incriminating photos detective metal because he doesn't know how they did it he's just glad they did it and yes stopping creeps from passing around sexually explicit pictures of kids is obviously a good way. but this is a very clear instance of google scanning a user's e-mail and sharing that information with law enforcement it's taking the notion of tech companies spying on as but not so from here on out whether you use google or any other company for your e-mail remember this anything new e-mail campaign and probably will be used against you whether you think you deserve it or not tonight let's talk about that by following me and twitter at the rest of the. world. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we go to the future covered. well you like me you want your comedy news with some t twenty comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the death.

dramatically others people contacted me as far south of los angeles there one ordered >> : all an schmidtentor of this elite time it strikes in america gets a spike of orders people sick of his product on the internet >> : people of their want of it it won't let strangers into runners a thing as a runner as part of family bill do whatever that what will it they need to protect their one >> : busily model rain and as a specialty ibm rubber strap expands contracts depend on one time with pliers >> : seconds to install huge quake guardian hold up to 100 lbs. >> : high-quality contraption its only $2.50 if you buy a six-pack 25 pack it's even cheaper >> : alicea strictly a one box drinker to consider locking on those balls and keep them is that keeping them safe >> : by doublet the wine but he sure did >> : and a really nice shot here are like this jeopardy sunset here and pretty much almost done here expected cloudy conditions everywhere you look at reporting was a close us out there right now pettifog developing after midnight tonight tomorrow morning clouds sunshine breezy and sunday looki

police say two fake chimney sweeps thought they had found the perfect target, but as rob schmidt reports, they didn't

. >> rt schmidt is waing buy a new car because he ow there are deals athe end ofmsr. >> bec dealers have to get old models off the lot. >> rep david butler is with cr union. he says you can save 15% or more on leftover models but there is a warn when shopping for a new car this time of year. >> the longer a car sits on the lot the more expensive it is for the dealer. so enuymatrto load up with lots of extras like extended war antes, corrosprotection we tend to advise to skip the extan focus on getting a well rated car that is reliable. >> rorhe end of the summ means savings on patio furre mowers and campg gear. youti have time to use them. >> you have to pounce quickly and early. the inventory is limited. >> ror looking to get awa conser traveling in september. >> after labor day we see prices drof air fares, for hotels, for the parks and price of lug t to go down. >> poco ror sugs taking a trip to hawa thehe is usually great and many airlines and hotels offer 40% off during september. sta p this labor day weeke be productive wi home impvean sa money. >> retailers know that labor day giv

do you feel a new edition of the old book written by kai schmidt? >> i have a great deal of confidence in the unified democratic journey. -- germany. i have a lot of confidence in chancellor merkel's leadership, which i think it's been extraordinary given all that germany has faced since the financial crisis. really, to keep both the euro and the european union from unraveling at times when it looked like the greek crisis and the prolonged crisis might do that. it is not that we have strength of intentions from germany. we do. it's clear it's not the kind of atlantic feel we had with helmut kohl and those are remembered world war ii, remembered the way the united states defended a democratic germany. but things change with generations. what i don't think has changed is the rock-solid shared values with the unified germany. i'm confident about that. germany's role of always bridging to russia has always been something that people worry about in the atlantic relationship. but if you look at what is happening in the last month, at least, if there was a

former cyberczar howard schmidt eerily predicted a lot of the stuff coming to pass.e joins us with the new focus apparently on the financial sector and it gets the latest homeland security attacks prove anyone is fair game? >> that's pretty much the case, and it doesn't make any difference whether it's cybercriminals or terrorists. the bottom line is as long as these systems are vulnerable, they're going to people to look to exploit them. and speaking of terrorists, if you would, this was back in 2002. one of the radicals in prison wrote in his book that the financial services sector of the united states will put us back in the dark ages and they can shut it down. neil: in other words, nothing more frighten than going to the atm and reading your account balance is zeroed out. you hope things stabilize, that freak a lot of people out, doesn't it? >> it does. and the bad part about this is, we have the talented people that work in those cybersecurity offices in the major financial institutions for years. they've not gotten the respect. they are the i.t. guys, the ones

one there before eric schmidt and one led the acquisitions of android and youtube.nd out, carl icahn will join us live around 12:15. talking about the very late nest this dollar general, family dollar, dollar tree saga. he has a big hand there as well and you'll hear from him live coming up top of howaur. see you in about ten minutes. >> scott, thank you. looking forward to all that. >>> meantime, rick santelli and "the santelli exchange" as the dollar and interest rates, rick, all the news this morning. >> absolutely. and you know, kelly, i find it fascinating. we talk about huge markets. you know, a couple always come to mind. u.s. treasury market, global foreign exchange market. these are huge, deep -- deep -- markets. but yet the notion, and i think it's probably because most analysts and kmicht economists purveyors of the future have had the market long looking to sell treasuries for higher interest rates. we don't want to go into it on this exchange. around of counter intuitive reasons why it's occurring. in the end i can't imagine that tens of thousands of gl

the red carpet for charlie, too, and joined by some of the greats, jim bunting, steve carlton, mike schmidtng the group there, and his boy jim thome, hoarhounds order he is to be a part of all of there is but he said he still can't figure out all the ad oration. >> i don't think i'm banking, i can't believe all the people that hugged me. really. it is unreal. i stop sometime, just sets me back. i would say why would somebody want it do that. people holler at me, wanting a hug, but maybe 50 yards, 06 yards, i couldn't hardly hear them, hey, charlie, charlie, charlie, they come running up, hug me. it is all right. i like it, but i don't understand it. >> what alike recall guy a lot of people want to hug him after they won the world series, too, that helps a little bit. coming up in sports we'll hear what he is working on now and his interesting transition from managing to scouting. >> can't wait to hear that, thank you, colleen. well, a american doctor who is fighting the deadly ebola virus is improving. and he is talking about his difficult recovery. what he's saying from an isolation room i

>> joining me now is steve schmidt, who is currently advising rick perry's legal defense team.epublicans seem to be nostalgic for that kind of debate scene we saw from four years ago. >> i think that governor romney said he's not going to be a candidate. but there's a lot of affection for him inside the republican party. there's a documentary that followed him for the last several years of his campaigns. it showed the man as a man of great character, a lot of personal qualities that people admired. i think a lot of republicans look at the chaos and say the country would have been in a much better position had mitt romney been president. these polls are the function of name i.d. if you tested al gore in the democratic matchup against hillary clinton, he would have astoundingly high numbers, as well. but what i really think it points out is how wide open the republican field is for 2016. >> steve, yesterday on a radio show mitt romney said he's not running, the standard line, then he said, you know, circumstances can change. so he is popping that door open, and this poll -- i mea

they rode out red carpet for charlie and joined by jim bunking, steve carlton and mike schmidt as a groupne of his favorite players jim thome unveiled plaque. manual talk about how honored he is to be part of this but still can't quite figure out all of the admiration. >> i cannot believe, all of the people that hugged me. serious. it is unreal. i stopped sometime, and it sets me back. why would somebody want to do that. i am people hollering at me wanting a hug, hundred yard, 150 yards. charlie, charlie, charlie. they will come up running up and hug me and it is all right, i like it in some ways but i don't understand it. >> i love charlie. he is funny. >> he is a world series champion he is a star. >> group of varsity football players get a break from the grid iron, members of the high school football team served up breakfast yesterday morning at ronald mcdonald house in center city. players gave out food to people bringing a few smiles at the same time. by the way when the time isn't doing good deeds around the the city they are vying to be the first philadelphia public school, to win

. ♪ john jacob jinglehimer schmidt ♪ >> whoa! >> interesting. all right.give you that one. >> yes, i see smiling and then that sort of deep breath that you had to take to watch that. it was shortly after that that williams, that people strarted to know about some of the struggles that he had with drugs and alcohol. were you surprised? >> well, you know, sometimes who makes the clown laugh? comedy is from pain. someone as brilliant as robin, i mean, god knows the pain he kept in to be funny for so much. i'm sad, i'm not surprised. you know, it's, you know, it's a terrible thing to hang on to that pain and keep performing till he's 63 years old. >> it's incredible when you consider how he talked how openly when you looked back how many times he brought it up. even in his funny way that he brought up such serious things and he was dealing with these demons. doctor, you've looked at brain scans. i know this is something our viewers have been very interested in learning because this is a something a lot of people struggle with. you have pictures of a healthy br

he was joined by jim bunking, steve carlton, mike schmidt, among in the group and within of his favorite players jim thome unveiling the plaque. the pretty cool. >> bring them back, we could use them in uniform. >>> beach goers raced to help a ten year-old swimmer attack by a shark to describe the scary scene that unfolded less than 4 feet of water. >>> plus pets starting fires it happens more often then you might think. new campaign to keep fido from trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com webuyanycar.com lling your car, truck or suv? takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com >>> an arrest in the murder of a woman found dead at penny pack park

>> my name is david schmidt.i am an environmental historian myself. >> yay. >> my project is to write an environmental history for the san francisco bay area. i finished. press norr you seuc heyday will publish it. if you have a publisher, please let me know. >> try kansas. >> ok. i was going to try stanford next. we, in san francisco, that drink our water from -- 15% of our water comes from san mateo county. mateo also made up of san water from crystal springs. the other thing is those lakes collect 15% of the total water in the system. >> i stand corrected. >> that does include one lake in lake,a county, calaveras owned by the city of san francisco also. the other thing you don't realize when you look around the city that is also part of yosemite is all those elected -- streetcars,i buses, the lights at the san francisco airport, all of the electricity at the san francisco airport, at city hall in san francisco, electricity and all the public schools in san francisco is hetch hetchy electricity which was a grea

do you feel a new edition of the old book written by kai schmidt?>> i have a great deal of confidence in the unified democratic journey. i have a lot of confidence in chancellor merkel's leadership, which i think it's been extraordinary given all that germany has faced since the financial crisis. really, to keep both the euro and the european union from unraveling at times when it looked like the greek crisis and the prolonged crisis might do that. it is not that we have strength of intentions from germany. we do. it's clear it's not the kind of atlantic feel we had with helmut kohl and those are remembered world war ii, remembered the way the united states defended a democratic germany. but things change with generations. what i don't think has changed is the rock-solid shared values with the unified germany. i'm confident about that. germany's role of always bridging to russia has always been something that people worry about in the atlantic relationship. but if you look at what is happening in the last month, at least, if there was a chance that

fox new york reporter linda schmidt is live with the latest. first of all, good evening to you, greta. hospital officials here at mount sinai in new york city held a news conference a short time ago they wanted to stress right away this is highly unlikely that the patient has ebola virus. they wanted to act out of abun dance of caution. the man showed up here at the emergency room in the hospital early this morning. he had fever and gas astro intestinal symptoms. what else set them off is the fact that he had just returned from one of the four west african countries currently dealing with the ebola outbreak. and he returned here to new york within the past month. well, they are telling us they took specimens from the man. those specimens are currently on the way to theow"3] control in atlanta. they should arrive sometime tomorrow night or morning. they are telling us the cdc will take 24 to 48 hours to determine whether or not this man actually has the ebola virus. but, again, they really want to stress here it is highly unlikely but that they

garden klingon schmidt a conservative activist and candidate for the colorado state legislature is under fire today from. pretty much everyone for accusing congressman jared polis of being in league with isis in an e-mail that he sent out to supporters not being polls but the other guy the most explosive part of that e-mail which bashes the openly gay paul is for supporting a bill that would ban employers for discriminating against gay employees reads as follows no across the board polls want to buy and prop christians who refuse to worship but endorse is sought of me next you'll joint isis had beheaded christians but not just in syria right here in america and she has since apologized for the e-mail and challenge holds to up ice bucket challenge and send weird attempt at a peace offering but let's be honest the slate is going to be away from these cues in an openly gay politician of planning to work with isis to behead christians just because he's gay is just about as insane and offensive as he gets that it's really through. coming up a new study from the brookings institution has found

joe schmidt was a market basket manager for 27 years.s one of eight employees fired by the grocery chain after helping to spearhead the protest they are planning to sue the company. >> i know at the end of the day i did the right thing. i knowky look my children in the eye and say, hey, i took a stance at something. >> there are 71 market baskets. today customers are greeted with empty shelves because even the truck drivers who deliver groceries have gone on strike. >> we're not receive any orders, take any deliveries until he's put back in with his full status. >> now they're urging employees back to work. now they announced a diop fair to replace absent employees who don't return by today and said, quote, any associate that wants to return will be welcomed and not penalized. one analyst estimates they're losing about $10 million a day because of the protests and another major rally is expected tomorrow and organizers are expecting more than 10,000 people. charlie. >> michael, thank you so much. >> i think so too. it's sort of nice to s

rww3ívthg3ç[ççóoód concussion-like symptom schmidts.ub's first k÷c; it was is so-so. k÷c; matt cassel with this drive. mcfadden had one carry for 23 yards. the raiders would finally scorek late in the game, back-up quarterback running it for a touchdown from 10 yards out, but it was too really, too late. 10-6, vikings the final. >>> soggy conditions at pga championship in louisville, kentucky making for soft greens and another round for tiger woods finishing second straight 3 over4 including this missed putt. tiger missing the cut in the majority for the fourth time in his year. rory mcilroy are with a one- stroke lead ahead of jim furyk and jason day. >>> things are really heating up in iónnnnnnnnv5bay area bas join me for extended giants and a's highlights and our one-on-one interview request rod streeter. it's a full half-hour of your sports needs this sunday night at 9:00 right after the news. >>> coming up, office space scarce in downtown san francisco and this has some landlords juggling multiple bids for space and what treasdoi