ted campbell and terry ockham.he united states post office or post service otherwise known as -they play a very big part in san francisco with lots of locations and lots of employees but i'll leave that to both terry and ted to talk more about their colleagues. what we did was we did an audit actually a couple weeks before the exposÉ came about. the timing was really terrific. from this juggled 5 ship you can tell out of closer look at what our audit showed. it showed a lot of paper. also a lot of soiled paper from compostable's. as well as yard waste. our audit showed that 90% of the materials that we found in the stream were other recyclable or compostable. this is really really alarming to us. this is a slide to introduce both terry and ted enough on a picture of ted and he would not for one to me so that's the best i can do. so, terry is going to come up and speak a little bit about the project and are fantastic involvement and what she's done and what they been able to accomplish. >> testifier: good evening co

ted campbell and terry ockham.he united states post office or post service otherwise known as -they play a very big part in san francisco with lots of locations and lots of employees but i'll leave that to both terry and ted to talk more about their colleagues. what we did was we did an audit actually a couple weeks before the exposÉ came about. the timing was really terrific. from this juggled 5 ship you can tell out of closer look at what our audit showed. it showed a lot of paper. also a lot of soiled paper from compostable's. as well as yard waste. our audit showed that 90% of the materials that we found in the stream were other recyclable or compostable. this is really really alarming to us. this is a slide to introduce both terry and ted enough on a picture of ted and he would not for one to me so that's the best i can do. so, terry is going to come up and speak a little bit about the project and are fantastic involvement and what she's done and what they been able to accomplish. >> testifier: good evening co

updated live on local12.com. even though donald trump took kentucky, ted cruz was the favored across the board. and then finally campbell county ted cruz about 30% to donald in and interesting race, i do want to show you cruz won just by one vote. outside of kentucky though, ted cruz has won the caucuses in kansas and maine and donald trump has won louisiana. trump commanding lead in delegates has shrunk to 80. today's victories aside. the sanders campaign has its work cut out for it. >> reporter: ted cruz kicked off with big wins in kansas and maine. but the night is expected to go kentucky where there is a large turnout there. senator marco rubio is looking ahead to florida. democrats voted in three states louisiana, kansas and nebraska. clinton won louisiana. >> i'm grateful to everyone who turned out to support us. >> clinton and sanders will michigan. maine tomorrow. >>> we now know the name of the shooting victim of the homicide in the west end. the victim was charles weathers. weather never made it to a hospital and died at the scene. investigators stayed there all day. if you know anything that can help police y

campbell county. ted cruz winning this particular county. it's all in.er one county, just shy of 4% in covington, we're waiting for votes up there as well. at the moment, because of his support in the rural areas, you have donald trump pulling up a lead. again, this is like something we've seen across -- i want to bring up the map and show you evangelical population across the united states of america. the deeper the shading, the higher of the p higher the percentage of the evangelicals in this area. when you look at this nationally, this was supposed to be the ted cruz foundation from south carolina all the way across to texas that brought him the nomination. you come back no now to the map of what has happened so far, it's been donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. the only texas and oklahoma, ted cruz delivered here. if trump can add to his numbers kentucky, not only is he making a statement but the shift is just fine and making a broader statement about the state of the race and, again, cruz delegatewise will be making the case for days that i'm

campbell, news 6. >> lisa: thank you. >> matt: donald trump, ted cruz, john kasich and marco rubio will face off tonight on the debate stage. the g.o.p. candidates will battle to win over florida voters tonight, one night after hillary clinton and bernie sanders exchanged some words. news 6 anchor ginger gadsden is still down in miami. what's going on down there right now? >> ginger: i like how you put that, "exchanged some words." you would think there's not a whole lot going on when you arrive 11 hours before the debate actually starts. but when you cover large events like this, it's like the first day of school. you have to get the lay of the land and figure out where all the pieces of the puzzle are. today it's all about the enormous debate hall and the stage. the debate hall is set up on the campus at the university of miami. as soon as you walk in, your eyes are captivated by the stage. still photographers about what shutter speed to use so all the colors come out just right. organizers say since sunday they have worked around the clock to set everything up just right from where the moderator will

but texas senator ted cruz has swept the three largest northen kentucky counties ... winning in kenton, boone, and campbell counties by margins as large as 6 percent and as narrow as 3 point two percent. and northern kentucky came out strong for ohio governor john kasich ... who placed 'third' in all three counties. 9 on your side reporter rose ann aragon is live in she's been at a watch party for kentucky republicans waiting for results to come in. rose ann? roe: there was lost of energy here at braxton. what was expected to be a short night -- turned into a much longer night here--leaders of the kentucky republican party told 9 on your side -- they expected to have the results by 7--and 8 at the latest, but that didn't happen. "our votes matter and we want to see how kentucky did and who we want to put in the oval office"a night starting with anticipation. votes for kentucky at about 25% percent in-- at half past 8. "it seems like the votes for kentucky went really slow. we want to know who won kentucky --what all of our hard work went to." "there's a lot of energy for all the candidates, so we're just w

. >> ted cruz will pick up delegates illinois and north carolina and missouri and there are some on the chris campbell believe they can win illinois. donald trump has no plans for the big rally tonight in florida. instead he's going told a news conference at 9 pm. >>> the day of the big prizes republican governor john kasich home state of ohio. 66 delegates are at stake. experts agree it's a make or break day for kasich thing he must win for his campaign to have any chance of moving forward. >> it's a long road for me and i'm very humble by the campaign attention. >> recent polls put kasich in a very close race with trump in ohio. they still looking for his first primary rain. ted cruz state off the campaign trail today for holding a rally in illinois. also has the best chance of meeting donald trump. chris is sitting second in the overall delegate count kind trump. now this is the miami fire station in virginia street in oak avenue. it is home to precinct it is home to precinct 583. earlier in the show we saw some of the polling workers dancing and having a good time. we've also seen a steady stream

ted cruz for the party's nomination. the texas senator is in the best position to win the november presidential election. campbellp company announced plans to remove bpa from its cans by 2017. it's on track to have 75% of its soup line-up in nonbpa lined cans by the end of the year. and defense secretary ash carter and robert mcdonald laid wreaths at the vietnam veteran's memorial in honor of u.s. service members killed in the vietnam war. it's part of an on going commemoration to mark the 50th anniversary of that conflict. and that is the news update at this hour. back downtown to squawk alley. kayla, back to you. >> thank you so much sue. well after a daylight savings time break and a long holiday weekend the close in europe is back as is simon hobbs. >> it's a mixed day today. it's been a four daybreak for many in europe but mixed overall. just for the record. we had good data coming through on bank lending today. the fastest ways for four years and now doubt it will also tighten the rules on mortgages as well. which is big news in the u.k. it's not hugely market moving. the major factors through the session h

ted cruz is in second with 46235. john kasich has 140. a candidate needs 1,200 to win republican nomination. >> 43 in campbell and safer together and cupertinodegrees. june in alameda. san francisco, everyone else in the 40s. the cooler sports are fairfield and danville at 41 and novato is 48. the activity planner at the bench, calmer waves it will be good a lot sunshine and high u.v. index. guard -- garden watch out for the pollen. pier 15 show as beautiful shot of downtown san francisco. at the love 60s around san francisco. and the peninsula. but 70s slipping into the south bay and the north by the fiscal year three days. i have the weekend forecast and it looks like there are sprinkles on sunday. sue? >> easter bunny will be sprinkled on. >> we have metering lights on, golden gate field interest san francisco at 17 minutes from the become of line. golden gate bridge is excellent, with 22 americans -- minutes from novato to san francisco. traffic is looking good other than slow traffic from tracy. and 40 minutes from tracy and interest -- interest livermore. >> on the edge of disaster, the last ditch battle as a group of renters in pacifi

campbell's soups go great with a cold and a nice red. made for real, real life. >>> i would love to take home ted one on one, that would be so much fun.n't win new york, new jersey, he can't win pennsylvania. he can't win california. i want ted one on one. >> what we saw on super tuesday, what we saw confirmed today, is that there's only one campaign that has beaten donald trump repeatedly. >> that on our worst day, we will be infinitely better than the republicans on their best day. >> nobody is going to go to the convention, it's going to be very interesting. >> either the idea about concerns doesn't matter or they do not. if they do not, that's fine. i believe they do. >> we have to win this election and we all know -- we all know the stakes keep getting higher. >> good morning everybody, super saturday show down between the top two gop candidates ted cruz and donald trump. >> if you're waking up, take a look at the leader board, louisiana takes 41%, trump. cruz in second at 37. in the commonwealth of kentucky, 35% and cruz appeals with 31. >> kansas massive turn out there, ted cruz racing ahead with 48%, leaving trump with just 23