you like consumer staples. xlp, the proxy up 10% and tech all up 8%. you still like these. xlp, consumer staples despite the high energy prices concerned about debt what's to push this higher? >> the consumer staples side, it's still this exposure, this leverage play to the emerging markets. and then on top of that, you've got not only the different dumped yield of the consumer sector paying but also dividend growth. the nice defensive story especially the time when the market is more range bound. >> tom: give the growth story in 20 seconds on technology and what you see forward for technology. we've seen some pretty black buster earnings. >> we have to keep in mind this is cheaper and relative to the market since 1995. that's how the enterprise software and enterprise solutions that are being invested now with this sector that's delivering stronger and we think it's going to continue this momentum. >> tom: one more update from your november picks. you like the dividends that utilities were providing looking at that, xlu is 7%. do you still like this one? >> utilities we mo

los angeles going to about 677 out by staples arina. and staples center or arena? >> center. >> sorry. i'm not a lakers fan, sorry. 70 in seattle, 86 in minneapolis. 82 in chicago and 93 in atlanta. do i respect kobe. just know that. >> they call it the house that shaq built, the staples center. >> i bet that works real well for him. >> i bet. 12 minutes past the hour. speaking of california, the staples center is located in california right now but it could be located in a different state if one lawmaker has his way. he thinks it would be a good idea for the state of california to split in two, into a north california and a south california. this map gives you an idea. we're talking about the riverside county supervisor, his name is jeff stone. he wants about a dozen other counties to join him in forming a new state. the state of south california. the map here shows, you can tell he doesn't want los angeles to be in his state. he says north california can have los angeles. he says the state legislature is out of control. he thinks keeping their own tax dollars and

but the biggest increase when it comes to the american farm bureau's 16 supermarket staples, russett potatoes are up 43 cents since april. turning to discount stores is just one way people are countering the rising costs. >> we cook at home quite a bit. >> reporter: here are a few other ways to keep costs down. when grabbing that olive oil, skip the extra virgin. choosing a lower grade will help you save. and the same is true with oat- based cereal. take a store brand or go generic. most people to you should buy in bulk but worry about spoiled food so to keep the potatoes fresh store them in a cool dark placeta . sack of apples should stay in the refrigerator and the freezer is your best bet for bacon and speaking of the freezer go for orange juice. use powdered milk for recipes. and skipping meat just twice a weak can save a pretty penny. with sirloin tip roast up 52 cents, a family of four can save $624 a year. now, prices for food eaten at home are up twice as much as restaurant prices. that has a lot of people eating out in spite of the tough economy. in fact, business for casual

. >> it left him with seven staples in his head.nning toward the back of his head was the result of getting run over when he was younger. >> naught other guy? >> kind of sort of. apparently, i didn't like him. >> baked potato and gravy in a table in the corner of the chow hall. i didn't see him. he hit me, blind-sided me. that's why i got a few stitches in the back of my head. >> jeff is the inmain he attacked. >> he wants to go around intimidating other people. trying to manipulate whatever. >> when asked why he started the fight, johns was never specific. >> if you can't tell me, just say you can't say what's going on. >> i just told you. i ain't going to tell you why i didn't like him. he didn't spit in my soup or nothing. he pog resed to the point where i felt i had to kick his ass. >> ahart has his suspicions. he thinks johns wanted to sent to the hole for his own protection. >> he chose to hit me right from the chow hall. i consider that a protective custody pc move on his part. >> john he is trying to say he owes drug money o

>> i was on razors but they put me on razor restriction and i find stuff in here, staples, plastic from deodorants and stuff like that. >> when was the last time you cut yourself? >> about two weeks ago. >> how do you cut yourself? >> i was on razors but they put me on razor restriction and i find stuff in here, staples, plastic from deodorants and stuff like that. >> when was the last time you cut yourself? >> about two weeks ago. >> the next day on their way to another interview in cell house 220, our crew ran into murray as correctional officers were moving him into a holding area so that they could inspect his cell. >> can you tell us what is going on? >> we are taking him out to shake down his cell? >> why? >> because he has been cutting on his arm. >> so, brian, what's going on with you? >> oh, nothing. just stressed out. >> what? >> just stressed out. >> he does it for attention, and we come down and we try to talk to him and get him to behave. generally he does for a while. >> kind of afraid i get forgot about. you know? >> is it because you are locked up all the time? talk to m

they have emerged as a social media staple. the new value is nearly double what it was the end of last year. >>> 29-year-old anthony mike martin has not been seen since he left for a bike ride on saturday. his girlfriend is worried that he may have fallen off the road. >>> a bay area man is set to make history on nasa's finals they shuttle launch. >>> and the jury verdict stuns legal observers. how long it took them to decide the casey anthony case. >> a warmer day over the bay area. relief on the way. giving you a live look at the golden gate with a low clouds. we expect a cool down by tomorrow. >> this was a tough day for cleanup crews responded to the oil spill on the montana river. that break dumped 42 dozen gallons of crude oil into the river. the oil has been spotted hundreds of miles from the spill site. >>> roger clemens attended a pretrial hearing in washington dc. the judge says that the jury could be persuaded by comments from former players. the trial will get underway tomorrow. >>> the casey anthony case captured h

. >> is the fourth of july weekend staple at the alameda county fair on saturday that tradition was takenw heights as they attempt to set a new record in the guinness book or record. it >> as you see behind me this big patty we will fork lift it off, put it on the bund with all the trimmings and this will be one big hamburger. >> we are barbequing this baby, is fourth of july weekend and we are grilling. >> to grow the berger take some serious calculation. >> we think it will take about 10 hours to pull. >> we have calculated how much of the meet will cook down how much of the bread and how much of the confidence that we will be putting on. it is a mathematical question. >> a berber that weighs over 600 lbs. is not is something that you will slap on the grill. >> for us to create this size berger, we had to come with a very large a scale engineering program of welding to actually create a jig that will actually spend a berber so that we can flip it over. >> when we go to flip this thing every time the still starts flexing and bowling, and it starts hopping in the greenest starts. >> curre

[ male announcer ] staples has amazing back to school deals, like flash drives for $5.99. that was easy. >>> welcome back. here's live look now through san jose. this is 101 near mckee. as you can see, free-flowing in all directions this morning. coming up, a check of the marin county commute in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> it is now 5:09. for the first time, we are hearing from a richmond teenager who survived a grizzly bear attack in alaska. amazing stuff. 18-year-old victor martin is home and he is safe this morning. he was one of seven teens who were taking a backcountry course when they encountered the bear on saturday. the bear clawed at his two friends first and then pinned martin to the ground. >> the bear jumped at me. did i what i felt was the smart thing to do and protected myself and thank god i got away. it was terrifying. but prayer helps. prayer works. >> amazing. >> yeah. >> martin says he kicked the bear to escape. he got away with a hurt ankle and some other cuts. the worst injuries were to the two teens who first encountered the grizzly. one of

a staple gun. (laughter) >> jon: you're saying once they realize there is no mobility they give up and go to sleep. >> that's it they try, they realize they're pinned at the ears, fingers and toes and they sleep. >> jon: you're certainly a role model for all of us. and we really appreciate your parenting advice. >> thank you. >> jon: and it really is, it's marvelous. smurfs is in the theatre on friday. neil patrick harris! impressive resume. i see you're flatulent in three languages. graduated top of your gas. [ male announcer ] got gas on your mind? your son rip is on line toot. [ male announcer ] try gas-x. powerful relief from pressure and bloating in a fast-acting chewable. gas-x. pressure's off. (cheers and applause) swrz that's our show. join us tomorrow nt 11 oing chro. here it is your moment of zen. >> lawmakers on capitol hill are also feeling the heat. >> it's hot in washington in more ways than one. >> as debt talks get heated and come down to the wir captioning sponsored by comedy centr

some engineers say a staple left floating was inhaled by an astronaut almost forcing an emergency landing, nasa denies that story. >> it's a very unique toilet. it has started out some manholes and that kind of thing to keep you into place so you don't go floating about. there's a vacuum, when you go it's a vacuum. it's sucked right down there through a one way valve. >> reporter: overflow dumps into space through this port. once a chunk of well yellow ice broke off and actually damaged the shuttle exterior. in this hall, those fragile heat shield tiles made of puffed glass up to 5 inches thick are simply blued on. 25,000 handmade black tiles must fit precisely to with stand a 17,100-mile an hour reentry. out the window you can see the bright glow of super hot gas. engineers have torn out the flight control panel and plan to install an improved flight system. they call it a glass cockpit the first in a shuttle. the shuttle will also have navigation and communication gear. you may have noticed all the green plastic wrapping the shuttle atlantis. the world's most advanced flying machine get

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back home, they traded their goats for maes and other staples. here, they depend on handouts. they could not even bring a cattle to cook water with. -- cattle to cook water with. -- kettle to cook water with. >> we had to leave behind betting, clothes, and cooking equipment. >> the family face an uncertain future. for now, they cannot go back home to somalia. >> the radical islamists al- shabab rebel militia controls large parts of somalia and are refusing to let aid workers in. they claim aid organizations are staffed with spies trying to undermine their authority. many simoleons are fleeing rebel-held areas and heading for the capital. >> children are the first victims affected by famine. in mogadishu, aid workers tried their best to save lives every day. one refugee from southern somalia said she is looking for help from the outside world. she says the drought has taken everything they have and the children are close to dying. the suffering is appalling. refugees seeking shelter in the devastated capital, mogadishu. for many, it is their best hope. at least here, there is s

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. >>> the 4th of july season brings friends, family and fun and brings together the summer staple of crabs and a little beer. but if you are headed out to grab a six-pack or a few pound of crab legs, prices for both may appear a bit different. abc2's linda so is live to explain what is going on. linda. >> reporter: well, charley, first, the maryland alcohol tax takes effect today which means your six-pack will cost more, 3% more. this is 3 cents on the dollar. the good news is that crab prices are going down. joining us this morning is brendan from conrad's crabs. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: so the last time we left you, we seasoned the crabs. now what are we doing? >> we are going over to cook them and get steam on them and give them 20 minutes and they will be ready to go. >> reporter: everyone wants to know. >> too late to order are you out. >> call the day you need they will and we will have them. never a problem. >> reporter: and talk to us about the prices. what are we looking at? >> for prices bushel wise small 139, large at 239. and prices are down fro

. >>> it could cost you more for one of the breakfast staple. you say pass the bacon, the prices are expected to sizzle this summer. it's a tight hog population and bacon and pork boys baseed products prices are being pushed up to the use. >>> which silver screen lady is bringing in the green. it's a tie between angelina jolie and sarah jessica parker. forbes unveiled the top acting actress and they tie bringing home an estimated 30 million dollars between may of 2010 and may of 2011. a lot of dough. just behind them on the list is jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon. >> angelina jolie i get that one. but don't get sarah jessica parker. >> i don't think jennifer aniston has a movie that's acclaimed. >> i don't get it. >>> a controversy is brewing. now between a landlord and a tennate in augusta georgia. s in a good story -- that is good story. >>> what happened when a disabled vet tried to show off his stars and stripes. >>> a connecticut woman shocked to find an intruder in her home. what's more, why the man broke in. you will be surprised w

the race >> 21st and final staple of the tour de france, largely ceremonial.hat's why goodell evans enjoys some bubbly on the race. they win this stage for the third year in a row. the 34-year-old evans finishes in the main pack to become the oldest winner of the tour since 1922. the first-ever win for an australian. everyone trying to catch to catch russ cochrane. after an opening round 75 tom watson bounced back, 67 today to finish in a tie for third, nice comeback. he began today tied for the lead but separated himself from the pack early with 6 birdies on the first 10 holes. he taps in for par and wins by a couple of strokes. it's his first-ever major win. >>> pga, british columbia for the canadian open, andres reromero, great up and down, could have been better, takes a u-turn at the cub. if that had gone down he was in a playoff. in the first hole of sudden death, chris blanks, this for bogey, no. he double bogies the first playoff hole. shawn o'hare wins with a bogey on the playoff hole for the fourth time in his career. >>> jim ryan on the show tonight

. >> reporter: as you know, the summer jobs program has been a staple of dc government for decades.hance for kids to get off the streets. since wednesday, two teenagers are saying they were sexually assaulted. minnesota avenue northeast, a 16-year-old summer jobs worker says she was touched inappropriately by a department of employment services file clerk. >> we were able to identify the suspect and make an arrest. >> but dc taxpayers are still paying the man. >> the person has been placed on administrative leave. >> anacostia high school, a 19- year-old summer jobs worker arrives for job early. >> it seems one of the contractors that was there assaulted her. >> e with have a suspect that we feel comfortable who was involved in this, so we'll be catching up with that person relatively soon. >> we're going to launch the most successful summer we have ever had. >> gray administration has been criticized, but ended up propuating more than $15 million for the program that pays kids $7.25 an hour. >> the youth start getting jobs now, we're better prepared when we go into the business wor

and over on the nasdaq, staples visiting there. of course we hate to say but getting ready for back to school shopping. staples does a lot of that and gives back to the communities. big day for stock markets around the world the numbers were down overnight. they're down this morning. there's the opening bell live. we're going to talk about why in just a little bit. cisco systems, bay area stock to watch. they're going to cut as many as 10,000 jobs. >> that's big. we'll smile anyway. say good morning to you and thank you for joining us on ktvu morning news tuesday july 12th. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. an early morning fire started in a san pablo apartment after a woman fell asleep while cooking. ktvu channel 2 reporter allie rasmus joins us now with why it was such a close call for this woman and her little baby girl. allie. >> reporter: well, this fire started in the hill top apartment building complex right here behind us in san pablo. now earlier we had been set up right outside right next to w

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[ male announcer ] staples has amazing back to school deals, like flash drives for $5.99. easy. average price for gasoline went >>> we just heard have they have shut down the american airlines terminal at jfk in new york. we have live pictures to slow you of the area. you can see police activity there. >> apparently, they found a suspicious package there, and they're trying to get a hold of that, examine that, but it has caused a bit of a snafu at the airport. of course they are three hours ahead of us. but it is pushing 9:00 there. a lot of flights heading to the west coast at that time and causing a bit of a problem there. don't flow what is in the package. not sure if they've been able to retrieve it and find out what it is. but it is causing a big mess there, an evacuation i believe of the american airline terminal at jfk. >> we're waiting to hear about evacuations. it is going to cause a lot of problems on a blond morning. a lot of people leaving, coming into that area. >> yes. >> we will be following this story throughout the morning. >>> meanwhile, the national aver

. >>> up next, why some of your favorite barbecue staples will cost you more this weekend. >>> and from the 4th of july to canada day. william and kate spending the day celebrating canadian style and now they're headed this way. what we've learned about their california tour. >>> we're seeing right now in the weather, just enough of a sea breeze to keep san francisco pretty comfortable right now. 74 degrees, not so much in san jose, close to 90 this afternoon. and even hotter temperatures are on the way for 4th of july. >>> we want to show you now, these are live pictures from our helicopter over san francisco. right now they just pulled a man out of the water. it was a water rescue. we don't know the circumstances of how he ended up in the water. but we're efforting tora y ou attion. >>> our breaking news, nbc helicopter above the scene. a water rescue here, pier 7 along the embarcadero. reports of two people in the water. so you have a water rescue here. san francisco police department is on site. so is the fire department. once again, two people with a water rescue. not sure how they

>>in general the staple foods; rice included, but also wheat, maize and other grains have seen a very significant increase of price in recent years. basically this is rise in world demand pushing against limited supplies; and there's more pressure like that to come. the world's getting richer in income levels, especially with asia's growth. the world's becoming more populous; reaching 7 billion in2011 and a little more than a decade later we'll reach 8 billion, according to the un medium forecast now it could be more than 10 billion by the end of this century. all of this means this challengeis becoming more and more serious; while there still is some productivity growth, it's much slower than it was in the past. the big gains of the green revolution have already been achieved, the ecological cost of the first green revolution are becoming greater and greater. for instance the drop in water tables in places like northern china and in india where bore wells were used to irrigate greenrevolution crops. so we need a second green revolution; one that is also ecologically green as wellas y

all the cookout staples are higher, even the charcoal, lighter fluid, and propane to fire up the grill. yes, even the beer. >> you have these raw materials that have to get shipped to the factories to make the beer. >> reporter: from the brewery to the distributor to the retailer and finally to the backyard after guzzling a lot of gas to get there. but there's another reason -- bad weather in germany has called a worldwide shortage of hops. >> we're talking about one-third of the word's supply of the key ingredient for beer is suddenly unavailable or available in lesser quantities. >> reporter: prices on fire works have gone up, too. so much that dozens of cities have cut back or canceled displays of the rockets red glare. still this july 4th is expected to offer a lot of pop. >>> another sports lockout a seesaw battle between the giants and the cubs and who is making noise at wimbledon? >>> and talk about coming right into your living room? oh, my goodness. your "first look" at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ork of possibilities. in here, the planned

." >> reporter: as far as what stocks to buy, stovall likes consumer staples like walmart and general mills, because consumers will buy food in good times and in bad. he also likes industrials. >> our belief is that, because oil prices have been coming down and if there is a modest improvement in economic growth in 2011, then we could probably see some benefits to the industrial companies focusing on companies like general electric or northrop grumman. >> reporter: stock forecasts are often as unreliable as weather patterns. six months ago, wall street was betting 2011 would be a gangbuster year. while that seems unlikely now, it shows just how quickly expectations can change. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: late today, the u.s. treasury department said secretary timothy geithner will not make any decision about leaving the obama administration until a deal is reached on raising the debt ceiling. the comment came after bloomberg news reported geithner was considering a return to private life after the debt ceiling is raised. >> susie: here are the stories in

and coming up tomorrow, our "market monitor" guest likes consumer staples, technology, and healthcare stocks. he's kurt reiman, head of thematic research at ubs wealth management research americas. we'll also see quarterly results from general electric, honeywell, verizon, and xerox. caterpillar is out with earnings, too. we'll go inside the numbers to see what they tells us about the global economy. the federal aviation administration faces a partial shutdown this weekend due to a subsidy showdown on capitol hill. lawmakers have yet to agree on a short-term extension of the faa's operating authority. a deal is being held up over union rights and funding for rural airports. the faa says 4,000 workers could be furloughed on saturday, but airport screeners and safety inspectors would not be affected. >> tom: america's taxpayers are off the hook when it comes to chrysler's government loans. the treasury department's sale of its remaining stake in chrysler is complete. fiat is now the majority owner in chrysler. the government committed a total of $12.5 billion to chrysler as part of the

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some 300 million up-and-coming urbanites - like liu min's family - expect much more than traditional staples like corn and rice. >>my family, like others, has more meat, not too much though - and we buy more dairy products, as well as vegetables, and eggs. >>reporter: but there's also more food inflation - with prices up 17 percent year on year. and with a more varied and improved diet comes other supply chain stress - as animals need feeding too. >>it's an unusual pressure. those kind of products rely on grain for animal feed. and so it changes the equation. you get now a much higher demand for corn and for soya beans for animal feed here. which is very different to the traditional diet. >>reporter: since the 1990's, pork consumption has doubled and chicken demand quadrupled. >>this has resulted in a hunger for imports. >>last year, purchases of corn from the us increased 18 fold; the world's biggest customer for soybeans. the markets are watching carefully. >>the import of soybeans is around 50 million tons. the global market has already accepted this. so,i think it's impossible to have to

i will never forget area the 4th grade, they are staples. >> yes. we stay pilgrimage is part of a rite of passage. it's part of their curriculum to say in local history that they make a trip to a mission. we have over a thousand fourth-graders visit us in an academic school year for organized tours. the children, and we give them about an hour long, hour and a half to her of the cemetery of our museum, and of the mission church. we try to dialogue with them. of course, i have added a few things to kind of emphasize the native perspective. years ago when the children would send a thank you note for the particular tour guide, there would be a drawing of the fagade. about five years ago i had constructed in the cemetery a house like our ancestors used to live in. that seems to be the highlight of the student visit. one, they can go in it. too, they can stand there and this is where the group pictures are taken. when we get thank you notes, this is the picture that children draw. kids are kids and the teachers and the parents enjoy the perspective that

. >>> reporter: it's been an oakland staple for 35 years.ay by day, one by one, the customers swing in to a little place called gaylord's cafe. >> hard work, good employees, good drink makers. >> reporter: gaylord's actually didn't start as a coffee shop. it began as an ice cream shop and employees say last night a couple of guys ordered ice cream a ate it outside and went back in looking for laptops. >> someone tried to rob people in gaylord's coffee shop. >> i went to go into our back room to do something, and heard a scuffle, heard something like a chair or table fall over. >> reporter: she came back around to see the suspects ripping away customer laptops and as the thieves tried to get away. >> i think there was only one shot. >> reporter: there was gunfire just outside the front door. >> i don't know how many of our customers tried to stop them. when they did one of them fired and hit a woman in the leg. >> reporter: she was transported to the hospital in stable condition. at the scene a laptop was visible in the street along with vari

mark with my mother and standoff in libya is there a military solution to the conflict in libya to staple democratic in the whole of the if you create. the thing. the same. wealthy british style the sun. rise of the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser reports on r t. more news today violence is once again fled up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the four asians are. the same. the make. time commitment. week in. week. two. when i came home it was amazing it was honestly one of the best ones of my life i thought i was going to pass out i was so happy. there was my wife and my daughter that i had seen three year and it was just almost too good to be true it was wonderful. at the same time that was only so wonderful because it's been the last year away from them in iraq which was terrible and so when a t.v. camera man came up to me and asked me some questions i told him on a about it's a i'm really glad to be

motion and appreciate cole speaking and what he didn't mention is he also coaches youth bands, namely staple piece at root division there, thank you. >> on the motion, commissioners, two -- to approve with conditions lifting the amplified music restriction to 2:00 a.m., commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner miguel? >> aye. >> and commission president olague? >> aye. >> the motion passes unanimously 6-0. you're now on item 13 for case 2010.1042-c at 660-670 fourth street use for authorization. >> erica jackson, planning department staff. before you is a request for a conditional use authorization to allow wireless transmission facility consisting of 10 new antennas and six new equipment cabinets operated by at&t. the antennas and equipment would be located on the rooftop of an existing mixed use building at 660-670 fourth street. since the report was written staff received one more letter from a resident of the building with the concerns of the proximity of the antennas to his rooftop deck a

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