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involved and deeply embedded in the global food system so this goes way beyond the perhaps head scratching or shock that somebody might experience if they if they thought that eating at a taco bell and in a burger king were two completely different restaurants when in fact they're both on the same company the other is the the monopolization of the food market this year suggesting that the. mooted industry. are all the way down to the level of seeds and farming you know from the finished food that it's really become something that's been taken over by the banks tears well i think what happened here is that we had this massive financial crisis and meltdown in two thousand and eight and the world in many ways is still reeling and trying to recover and figure out the new normal after then at this point many of the people on wall street had a real problem which is that they were actually holding a lot of cash where are we going to put it we can no longer put it in real estate we can no longer put it in equities everything is going down the debt markets are no good even currencies themselves are

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they made a move that has left many people scratching their heads. they are opening their doors two hours earlier last year at time when many are still finishing dinner and watching football. >> 8:00 p.m. on thanksgiving, i don't mind it for me but i feel bad for everybody working. >> he is not alone. workers at stores signed online petition asking for thanksgiving day off. there is a demonstration for what some are called a retaliation against the workers. >> she is here because she wants to be. we couldn't find a single employee to support it to open on thanksgiving. >> i'm walking on the street when i get off of work. >> they predict 41 million customers will shop on thanksgiving. coming up at 6:00 one difference we spotted in this parking lot at the same time last year. >> carolyn: a lot of window shopping at san francisco's union square ahead of the friday rush. police officers will be joining shoppers to keep an eye out for shoplifters. they aren't after wallets or shopping bags but they are more interested in iphones or ipads they can sell. >>

and if you talk scratch the surface of mark zuckerberg, if you scratch the surface with marc andreessen you have to scratch harder, he's a brilliant guy. but he tends to be certain of -- or seemingly certain. but when you scratch deep with these people, they're all scared. they're scared of change. they're scared of how -- what new technology is going to come along that's going to disrupt their current business model. i mean, think about google. google has this great search engine. they've been challenged by yahoo!, by microsoft, none of it has worked. well, along comes two things that you see that are out there now potentially. one is the like button on facebook. oh, my god. it's -- how much more effective is a search than with my friend. and then you look at apple's sirry. sirry, tell me what restaurant i should go to that has good italian food or indian food in the neighborhood? and i don't have to get a thousand answers from google. i get one or two answers by voice from siri. so these are all things that they sit there and they're nervous about. and if they're good they should be n

show with people who had to resume their lives from scratch. like a road accident whatever when a person has to start over all the telling about such people and how they have not lost their heart and are models to examples from. experience and i hope to get it. so far my experience is not an. experience with. the hardships. disabled people. experience. nothing much has changed since about ten years ago. closer look at the topic so i could use to be there are still little to no ramps there are still hard curbs in steps no special evaders our situation remains very challenging i recalled. a metro station. but not use it is intact there are steps everywhere besides that to talk to people with disabilities difference here than in europe this is very interesting you have mentioned. have always toiled for the country. and. the attitude towards the disabled in this country was that so it's not that bad. to the disabled as you say it's not bad but i would say they find it odd everyone has always thought it is normal for the disease to sit at home or no

in the game only to head into overtime tied then missed field goals from both teams, fans left scratching their heads. >> this is america. we don't tie. this isn't soccer. what are we doing here. let's play another quarter. i don't understand. i don't understand why can't play another quarter. you give us 50 more minutes, we'll win the game. >> alex smith has been doing better this season, but i'm happy tw quarterback that we had today. he has good chemistry with the players, and that's what's important. whoever has the chemistry is what's most important. >> backup quarterback fared well and gave the 9ers a chance to win the game at the end of the game but at this point now all eyes are squarely on the help of starter alex smith. in san francisco, fe leap chi gal kron 4 news. >> and we'll be talking more sports including how the raiders did today a little later on in our show. >>> a neighbor in redwood city helped prevent a burglary today after seeing three teenagers jump a fence into a house. that happened on park avenue. police responded to the neighbor's call and surrounded the house.

when i was about six, my dad built a dune buggy from scratch.ber him rolling a volkswagen bug into the garage, and he took the body off, cut the frame, welded all the pieces together, put a new body on it and transformed this car. that was one of the critical points in my life when i learned that you can do pretty amazing things just with your hands and some tools. you can make something as amazing as a car. >> he's funny. he probably thinks some of his jokes are funnyer than i do, but he's funny. one time i went away for a weekend, and he made a mud pit in the backyard for the kids. he dug a hole and filled it with water, made the thing as muddy as he possible could, and they loved it. i wanted to give him a little bit of that freedom because i thought it was awesome. >> we made a go-cart, we made a street go-cart. the three kids and i went into the garage, cut steel, welded all this frame together, made a brake system and designed it from scratch. we did it in like one afternoon. by the end of the evening, the kids were all taking turns racing

. >> robert, one of the really petr hard things is you're starting from scratch again. it's scary to take that money and figure out how to pay it back. >> it. here in new york city we set up a zero interest loan for the first six months, 1% after that. we teamed up with goldman sachs and the n-economic development corporation to get that out. the good news is that many, over 1,000 inquiries already and dozens of companies are already in the pipeline for those loans. to get that ten, 15, 20, 25 thousand dollars out so people can pay their workers and do the necessary repairs to get up and running. >> let me talk about going forward. so this happened. it's awful. if you're a small business watching this what you can do to prepare for a disaster that might hit you, whether it is a tornado or earthquake or another hurricane? >> make sure you have the right insurance. make sure you have flood insurance. many p.m. don't understand flood insurance is separate from their typical insurance that's run by the federal government. so, you know, making sure you have those things. if

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now it is a scratch off the back of a pin and win? >> as they said on their conference call, call it what you may when people were talking about some of the promotions they are going to have. look, they're retailers. they're just trying to spin it differently. >> courtney, a scratch-off pin, does it get you in the door at jcpenney? >> what else gets you in the door? >> price, quality, sales, selves. >> right. but black friday is an event and you ofrt free teddy bear, you offer the hot chocolate. whatever it is. >> but you're offering discounts. >> this really isn't any different. some of it is discounts but some of it is extra prizes. how is that different from what anybody else does? i used to get the bear at macy's. i still have all that stuff. it is extra advertising, it gets people in the door. >> come on, joe! >> ron johnson said back in january when he announced events, town square is going to be a place people want to go. town square. joe, what's your take? good idea or gimmick? >> both. they were offering free haircuts when ki

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>> they were walking around without a scratch on them.even tell out there on that vehicle it was unbelievable. >> the 20 year-old was suspicion of driving under the influence. >> this is a veteran state a time to honor our members in the military and there is a new apartment complex for homeless veterans open in san francisco. " veterans common's " is on otis street. this is on mental/physical illness veterans they are extremely well full--ulf --, i was very happy to move in. and i was glad to hear that it was going residential for this building. as soon as i heard that i wanted to get a place. >> 75 residents will be moving in over the next couple of weeks. the developers want to and the veterans homelessness. the money came from state, city, and from private funds. and to thanksgiving is right around the corner and the need to feed is greater than ever before. justine shows us one of the busiest places received an early christmas present. >> glide will serve thousands on things giving and they got a jump start on how they're going to fe

preparing a holiday dinner from scratch, is a lot of work. can you wow your guests with a store bought stuffing? consumer reports tested 11 to see if you could cut a few corners and still get tasty results. testers looked at ones from stove top, arnold, pepperidge farm and great value from wal-mart. each was prepared according to directions adding butter or margarine, celery, onions. >> we wanted it to have a fresh broth flavor, and you want to taste fresh vegetables. >> reporter: these stuffings didn't come close to homemade. >> most of the stuffings tasted of chewy vegetables, crunchy crumbs, dried seasoning, overpowering herbs itch >> reporter: testers say there is hope. two from pepperidge farm the herbed seasoned and corn bread stuff s are fresh tasting, flavorful and . >> both called for fresh ingredients, sauted onions and celery, a little more work but worth it for the . >> reporter: bottle would be a 80 addition to your thanksgiving dinner and no one need ever know. the stuffing isn't home may. while you wouldn't mistake turkey stuff

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everything from scratch. chicken egg rolls also. >> and you are not necessarily a restaurant but you have other locations across the country. >> as the name suggests the brewery, many different brews on tap. >> that's right. we have five craft beers at any time. usually we have a seasonal beer, too. >> very nice. youe gonna top that off. ifio you'd like a recipe log on to wbal.com and click on food. send us a self-addressed stamped envelope to hooper avenue, baltimore maryland, 21211. this couldn't have been any easier. you make it look so easy. please stay with us. we'll be right back in just a moment. >> i'm pete gilbert. coming up in sports one thing the oakland raiders have going for them later today against the baltimore ravens. it is only one. we'll talk >> happy game day to you. our 11 insta weather plus forecast is fabulous for today. we'll enjoy the game today. second half of the season kicking off. they're 6-2 on the year. looking good to get to 7-2. they're playing at home. they scored 32 points a

he walked away without a scratch. he joked later on if somebody wanted to donate a left eyebrow he would gladly accept. unbelievable. we've got notre dame, boston college at 5:00 p.m. followed by another issue of "lexus after the game." i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, "abc 7 news" follows up on the evacuation of a peninsula hotel. you will hear from a doctor whose miracle diag >> terry: big story out of washington will directly impact the bank accounts of every american. they are locked in a high stakes duel to prevent taxmageddon. here is the latest from the white house. >> thanks everybody. >> if you listen to the president. >> not every detail of the plan. i'm open to compromise. >> and the speaker of the house. >> everything. everything on the revenue side and on the spending side has to be looked at. >> it sounds like a deal to avoid that fiscal cliff of tax hikes, $3700 for the average family and massive spending cuts all possibly sending us back into recession. it sounded like a deal is possible. >> i refuse

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see the court exercising the power to set the country's legal agenda it does kind of leave you scratchingyour head. how do they know what is important? one way they might know what's important is what they bring to the court from their own personal and professional background. when they get nominated and confirmed to the court and that's an interesting subject to quds the collective biography of the supreme court justices has changed a great deal over time. back in the old days for instance there was -- well in the old days they were were all partisan white men so we will take that as a given. nobody thought about how we think about it today but they did think about other kinds of diversity. for instance they taught -- thought a lot about geographic diversity. there always had to be a westerner on the court and so on and now we really don't think about that at all. most of the justices today are from the northeastern quadrant and we don't really think about that. justice o'connor and chief justice rehnquist were both from the state of arizona. we don't think about that. so i think that re

then a drug-sniffing dog boards the bus. >> so my dog boards that bus and starts scratching seat numberhree, i'm going to look over and say that's who we have to search. >> right here, we found two empty balloons. now, a lot of people what they like to do is stuff either the marijuana, the crack cocaine inside these balloons. right here you have seat number 10 and 11, so right now i'm going to request for the officers to search whoever was sitting at seat number 10 and 11. they may still have something on them. >> an off-camera search of the visitors in seats 10 and 11 revealed no contraband and they denied knowledge of the balloons. but inside the reception area, all the visitors were given yet another warning. >> okay, listen up. penal law, a "d" felony. if anyone is caught with contraband, they will be arrested. so look down into your pocketbooks and wallets, i'm not saying that you have anything, but if you happen to find something by chance, you can put it in this empty box right here. >> we want to make the message clear. this is your last chance. we want you to visit your people

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in a moment, the big four game, but first, check out the ravens fantasy scratch off. seats for life. play today your favorite lottery retailer. your pick four numbers are 8, 3, four and two. the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> one last check of the forecast. >> a few light rain showers out there. 54 for the high today. we stayed around there all the way into the weekend. it feels colder with the wind. the clocks change back sunday. do not forget about the extra hour of sleep. >> election day looks ok? >> it is if the. there may be rain. we will have to see. we will have to see.

many trainees have foreign licenses but in japan they too had to start from scratch. >> translator: i think you have to be really motivated to continue with this training. >> reporter: that's because getting a pilots license in japan is hard. no other country has such tough standards. candidates need detailed knowledge even of aircraft parts. airlines the world over use the same of planes so some experts say licenses issued in other countries should be valid here. the land and transport ministry hears from airlines even the major ones. the companies have been asking for looser regulations. they say it's to help deal with the pilot shortage. the ministry has started making deals with other countries like the u.s. and canada. airlines are allowed to hire pilots with overseas licenses once safety standards are confirmed. >> translator: before signing an agreement we always check the other country's regulations. we want to know if they are as strict as japan or stricter. by doing this i think safety will be guaranteed. >> reporter: as more low cost airlines take to the skies over japan, m

how come it looks like you've been scratching it? >> i haven't been scratching it.arm is dry. i just don't got no -- just don't got no lotion. look. i'm telling you. >> any considerations? >> consider -- what do you mean? >> any considerations -- considerations would be if i were to find you guilty, you'd want me to take something into consideration that you had clear conduct or you're a model inmate. >> i don't know about being a model inmate, but if you look, in eight years, i've never had a major report except for one. i don't have an extensive disciplinary history. i'm being singled out. i'm being targeted. i'm being picked on, and it sucks. >> okay. >> i'll review the evidence and the report and your testimony and make my decision. my decision subject to the review and revision by the deputy warden. the deputy warden may approve or modify or reverse my decision. do you understand? >> yes. >> do you understand everything that has been explained to you during the course of this hearing? >> yes. >> at 2:30 p.m. on 5/6/08 is completed. you are hereby excused from t

. >> eric: sean puts it well. 50%, more of the same, has conservatives scratching their head. >> gregok, there is demographics. how many white voters disappeared? where did they go? 12 million. where did they go? the republican party, they have to act like frito lay. you don't just make a bunch of doritos. you have to keep making them. they have to go out and find new people and branch out. again, be confident in the ideas. and go to the new constituencies. >> eric: a lot of people said, leading up to the election, ton-out matters. it turns out, turn-out did matter. what did romney do wrong not getting the turn-out? >> greg: >> they say we should have courted latino voters. the republican party could have -- george bush did more on immigration than president obama did. if you look at the demographics that everybody keeps talking about. how did obama reach out to demographics? he reached out to them through student loans, amnesty programs for younger hispanics. birth control is the biggest thing. for sandra fluke to have a primetime speaking role at democratic convention when unemploym

he walked away without a scratch. he joked later on if somebody wanted to donate a left eyebrow, he would gladly accept. unbelievable. just walks out of the car like nothing happened at all. don't forget, we are have notre dame, boston college and college football at 5:00 p.m. on abc7 followed by another edition of lexus after the game at 8:30. hope to see you then. have great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, abc7 news follows up on the evacuation of a peninsula hotel. you will hear from the doctor whose miracle diagnosis triggered it. >> topping our news this half-hour, the election is behind them but the debate between republicans and democrats on taxes is just getting started. president obama meets with congressional leaders next week to decide which americans should get tax cuts and which, if any, should be taxed more. in his weekly address the president says the election showed support for a balanced approach, one that extends tax cuts for the middle class burks , but he won't accept a plan that doesn'

start from scratch. can i make a payment? you tell me. are you guys american? are you guys american? cheating your neighbor? no, i don't think so. you guys are not american. [indiscernible] these people -- not communists. these are american people, hard-working people like me. 64 years old. plus 20 years my age, plus i paid 1.2 million dollars to the cab companies. you think of -- like a little baby? this is not right. i don't know where you are coming from. the only difference is you work from sfmta. we are independent contractors. i have a daughter going to college. i have a son in college. what do you expect from me? you put pressure on me and that put pressure on my family? how can i go to my family, after 20 years, if i were younger, different story. (applause) [indiscernible] >> good afternoon mr. chairman. my name is [indiscernible] on oct. 16 i spoke with you on the same subject. 17 years ago [indiscernible] there was no restriction, no regulation, no rule that i had to pay 150,000 for it. i have been working year after year, just as a cab driver. this

it's filled with everything the ice previously scratched and ground away at.o a glacier is moving like ice-filled sandpaper and uses the rocks and sand debris within itself to further gouge and scrape the earth. the tremendous erosive power of moving ice is evident in areas where glaciers have melted away, exposing the bedrock. these surfaces were polished smooth by glacial ice. grit, caught beneath the glacier, carved long scratch marks, called striations, in the polished rock as the ice flowed across it. on a more impressive scale, the valleys once occupied by glaciers are carved out, acquiring steep walls and broad, gently sloping floors. this u-shaped valley profile contrasts greatly with the v-shaped profiles typical of unglaciated stream valleys. at the edges of the glacier, eroded material is dumped out by the melting ice. this unsorted rock debris is known as "till." if the snout of the glacier remains in about the same position for a long time, a very great mound of till, called an end moraine, may form. moraines can also accumulate at other places ne

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. >>> investigators are scratching their head after a house explodes killing two. >> there was absolutely no hint anything was wrong before the explosion. >> reporter: what was once a home has been reduced to charred spline teres and debree. investigators are trying to figure out why this house in suburban indianapolis exploded, killing two and damaging 80 surrounding homes. it caused $3. 6 million in damage. >> the survey indicated there are no gas leaks in the area. however, we've got a lot more investigation to do. >> reporter: officials say there was no telltale sign of blast. when this happened nearly 200 people, still dressed in their pajamas, rushed from their beds and took to the streets with their pets. seven were injured. the two who were killed were dion and jennifer longworth. longworth taught at a nearby elementary school where dozens of her students and parents mourned her passing. >> she was very nice and would always read us stories and would always hand out candy. >> my son had her in second grade and she did so much for him. she's done so much for all the kids there. >>

now 3-6 and a different aftermath which caused many fans to scratch their heads and even to question they do next. shanahan offered a bombshell of statement. lose a game like looking to see who be on your football team for years to come. >> it is very tough. he said that it? the redskins are now 3-6 on the season. seven games to running out.is >> now we find out what type of got.cter we >> players and coaches knew this must-win game. can clinton and company rolled through the skins of defense. and robert griffin iii could not .et much going wilpeople criticize the coaches say that ayers and c change these to be made. t way.t feel tha is on us, the players, to we got there and play. they have a bye next week before playing the eagles at fedex field. the players are not throwing in the towel just yet. we have a chance to do something special. i've done with the giants' was when he won the super what thei don't know when they wonas but there were not undefeated. what ever lies in front of us, [indiscernible] >> no one will question the be thenside of myself to greatest and help this tea

clean up on one side, while on the other -- a few residents scratched their heads as their cars were caked in mud. >> they are cleaning everything. >> filing a claim for this car with the city? >> maybe, maybe not. >> reporter: a prime example of the day after, roots and branches and mud stuck under this mini van. a lot of people are telling us their insurance companies are telling them, don't turn the car over, we'll come out and tow it away. we have rain on the way. >> does it look stable to you? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: city spokesman said engineers deem the hillside stable, right now, the focus is erosion control. >> we will not be in a position to pull all of it out, we are trying to keep the mud at bay until the weekend. right now, we are fighting the weather. -- >> each member will stay awake in the middle of the night just to speck out this -- >> >> reporter: at last check, city clerk said one resident has so far filed a claim with the city. >>> john mcafee said he is in hiding, staying one step ahead of police that want to question him in a homicide case. the so

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