usf the most important player, cody dulan has quit the basketball team. he led in assists and steals for most of the last three years. when you have kids quit on you that are respected, there is something going on. he will finish his education. officially activated today. crabtree z hasn't appeared. look for him. we have a facebook question. the deal is do you think the 49ers are back on track after -- we may send crews to people's homes. we will take stuff from our radio show and have people yell at each other. everybody yells it will be -- >> i want to win the television. >> why not. if oregon state beats beats stanford and i said here is your t.v. no. thanks. >> you made a bit. . >> he should have taken the television home. . >> what station is chris anchoringg well the bids for the charity are $90,000 to have lunch with derek jeter. there are men and women that would do that. pam. >> you can stay in touch with pam. >> you can stay in touch with ui love watching tvle outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when

>> i think through the usf or fees on the monthly phone bill. >> on the usf, do they want to up the cost to the con consumer again? the cellphone usage question came up and if we are finding out that concern people shouldn't have gotten it and too many dollars have been expended, will the folks owning the cell phones, meaning you and me, are we getting that reduced because we should not have to pay for it? folks after looking at their bills and say why is it so expensive and say can i afford this. it is really to take a back and go on your monthly bill. but we have a lot of folks just barely making it and saying another cost imposed. >> and what do you think about the 5-0 vote to loosen restrictions on foreign ownership of media companies? >> i think what we have to look at is important. how is that going to affect you and me in the country? a lot of people across the country and my area get concerned about the foreign ownership. are they keeping a close watch on it. will it benefit the americans? i think you have to take that into the consideration. you know, people worry about what hap

. >> host: so what about usf reform when it comes to funding broadband for rural areas? >> guest: well, you know, when you're looking on the usf, that's one of the big areas especially if you're looking at from the phones that are out there, from the cell phones. but i think that when you're looking at, you know, broadband, you know, that's a good question. go back a little bit, because one of the other things is so many people in some of the rural areas don't have cell service. and that's -- so they are tied very extensively into land lines. so they've got to have that service. and so it's really, you know, making sure that both sides are being looked at. because, you know, it's all going to be broadband, but aye talked to some of -- i've talked to some of my groups and services out there that are on a line of sight. if there are trees between them and the signal so, you know, sometimes they're looking at grain elevators and someplace else to put up a tower, some kind of antenna so that they don't have a block. so that's one of the things that folks have got to look at

so to your point, how do you build into a broadband world, you know, how do we take this usf order and while it needed to be done, reform was necessary, how do you turn it to create incentives for broadband deployment? and we have some ideas. >> host: well, shirley bloomfield, you've identified the problem that you're member company, your association members face, but what are -- what is the solution that you're advocating? >> guest: well, i think there's a few things. to be honest with you, i think, one, let's uncomplicate this. it's become so complicated, and it's done on an annual basis that let's say you, you know, figure out what your usf support is going to be next year, well, the formula changes for the next year. so when you're putting in telecommunications plant, you're building it for the long run. when you put fiber in the ground, you're not says this is a one-year project. typically, it's long term, and you've got to figure out how to recoup your capital, so, one, i think we need a longer run on how long these provisions stay in place so that we can better assess the impact

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as around usf, university of san francisco, we found out sometime last year, the size of the project and the multiple land uses in question required us to look care mri and consider all the options to manage our parking challenges so i'm glad that the number has been reduced significantly and i think while outreach has existed in the past in the mta, i think this is an example of improved responsiveness and decisiveness and a much clearer process for outreach that they will conduct. it also gives communities and the mta more tools and processes to make the right decisions in each of our neighbor neighborhoods with the decision that saoup sore avalos has made, i'm comfortable to support this resolution as well. >> supervisor farrell? >> thank, president chiu, colleagues, i think when this came to budget and finance committee a few weeks ago, i think it was the first time we had read through it and had raised a number of concerns with ms. boez during the time and i want to thank director ris k*en for meeting on this issue and i think the amendments na are proposed today by supervisor a

let's say you figure out what the usf supporters going to be next year. the formula changes for the next year so when you're putting in telecommunications plans you are building it for the long run. when you put fiber in the grand you're not saying this is the one your project. typically its long-term and you have to figure out how you can recoup your capital. we need a longer-run on how long these provisions stay in place so we can better assess the impacts. the other thing we need to do is we really need to create a fund that will support broadband. right now the way it has been structured first of all there is no connect america funds for rhee carriers. that's the broadband fund that has been put in place for the large carriers and midsized carriers. it's not in place for the small carriers. >> host: why? >> guest: we are so working on that so i'm hoping this is the next part of the process where we designated connect america fund for those 900 small companies. the other thing we need to do the way the order is currently written is your universal servi

day one, one-day strike actually at usf forces the hospital to reschedule surgery and then other procedures. about 21,000 medical technicians, they are walking out for one day at ucsf, uc davis and three southern california uc medical centers. nurses, we can tell you, will stilling on the job, but workers who offer x-rays and ultrasound equipment will not. workers say the strike is over patient safety. one pet owner claimed happened when she flew with her animals zoosh 91 degrees in houston. >> take a look at this. you are looking at some of the cell phone video pet owner janet sinclair shot this past summer. sinclair was relocating from california to boston and had to fly with her dog sedona and cat alika. she says she saw her two animals sitting out on the runway in 90 degree heat and claims one of the handers kicked their crate. her cat suffered dehydration, and her dog barely survived. >> sedona's entire crate was filled with blood, feces, urine. sedona was in full heat stroke. all of her blankets were filled with blood. she was urinate and defacating blood. she was dying literally righ

usf law professor, is part of that research team he says juveniles are immature and gullible. >> especially when you put them in an interrogation that is aggressive, manipulative, that are among the easiest of the groups to lead to a false or unreliable confession. >> reporter: he confessed to rape and murder of a classmate when he was 17. he admitted to a crime he did not commit >> i felt hopeless and helpless at times i thought of suicide. >> reporter: he spent half his life in prison the innocence project helped free him in 2006. last month california passed a law requiring interrogations of all juvenile homicide suspects be videotaped for the jury to see. 43 police agencies, here in california, voluntarily, video tape all interrogations 13 of them here in the bay area. investigators say these are useful they like to study the body language and it helps them in their line of questions. but the california's state sheriff's association says it could hurt a case. alameda county sheriff, says his deputies some times get confessions at the scene of a crime when no camera is rolling. timing is

. >> i have that we work closely with usf and why did they not bid on this rfp? >> i don't know, i can't speak on their behalf. >> has the city had a conversation with them and has it been any discussion of creating insensitives for them to bid on this? >> we have had the discussions with the ucsf representatives, at sfgh and did, in fact, encourage them, to bid on this service, so that there could be a continuity process. >> now in the rfp, is there a requirement that whoever takes over the services has to accept all of the patients that you have right there? >> so, yes, the rfp is very clear, and that the dph, is the priority, and that all of the dph needs for the dialysis has to be met at that facility. >> does it have a specific requirement and patients have to be accepted, and you know the patients that have the limited, you know, mobility and does it have that specific requirement >> all patients referred by the sf general must be accepted. >> okay. >> and there is no possibility for them to reject any of those? >> no. we recognize that we have expertise wi

. >>> usf lost to nevada. the student body wearing the moustache trying to set a world record for fake moustaches worn at a game. guinness is still calculating. no. 4, ucla's stan mckay on one knee in front of his boys popped the question. she said yes. no. 3, nets and suns tied 98-98. joe johnson floats on and the buzzer, wins it for brooklyn, no reaction at all. no. 2, peter swindle trick shot field goal. yeah, you can brag about that and no. 1, 9-year-old kid in germany, look at the moves and the goal! how about that? we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by mazda. . >>> letterman is next with lady antebellum. >> congratulations, batkid, you did it! [ batman music ] ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now traveling wilbury, david letterman! captioning sponsor

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. >>> usf lost to nevada. student body wearing the moustache trying to set a world record for fake moustaches worn at a game. guinness is still calculating. no. 4, ucla's stan mckay on one knee in front of his boys popped the question. she said yes. no. 3, nets and suns tied 98-98. joe johnson floats on and the buzzer, wins it for brooklyn, no reaction at all. no. 2, peter swindle trick shot field goal. yeah, you can brag about that and no. 1, 9-year-old kid in germany, look at the moves and the goal! how about that? we'll be back. ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter event and get the mercedes-benz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 e350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer.

struggle in both their artistic process and image content and still complete systems policy can help me in usf noise is the starting point to a passionate believer in the democratization of art he placed this work outside the ticket counters in nineteen seventy seven rather than inside the exhibition hall new german expressionist to find out that the transports bumped off to the wall of divided berlin. and this work by barnett newman fuel controversy when the museum acquired in nineteen eighty two. it comes to field a struggle it stands for itself when he and a range of primary colors and their radiant in a good investment at the turn of the millennium was time to mons photographs newspaper clippings and headed into a wall as documentation of the ubiquitous military presence. he and fellow germans like neo how command high prices on the international market the list artists with an uncomfortable sub text. he asked was the stock exchanges glossy testimony about high tech fast paced commercialized world the museum is too small to present its permanent collection all that once stood is and will o

. >> a warning tonight from usf about a stoemen lap top that belongs to a doctor twhaz taken in september. the university says it contained social security numbers and birth dates officials do not know whether it was increpted. >>> a big donation of relief supplies headed to parts of the philippines very soon thanks to two sisters who organized their own collection drive. they grew up in the philippines and wanted to help so they set up a wish list and asked friends, family and neighbors to help them collect supplies. that is two weeks ago. today they sent us video of them loading items into a u haul truck. this stuff will be sent to the red cross and will be taken to the philippines and to those in need. >> same storm system blew through the bay area over the last couple days is now causing problems in southern california. take a look. a mudslide closed this road. crews spent the day trying to dig out roadways. >> we've got rain. wind arrived. >> yes. >> into morning and along peninsula coastline. we do have clear skies right now. it's breezy along the bay area. clear skies, san jose, lo

marching on the road looking to get out to somewhere for food and medicine for anything at the moment the usf bulls is a type of an apple but here around us is just devastation house is ripped apart families with no food no water no medicine in the moment they're just begging for someone to come to help them. well wolf well some parts of the bombs have received eight but officials still say there are hundreds of towns and villages completely cut off his ma from the ones humanitarian chief very nice the night get off the field. i believe that you are. what's it like that the bad thing. over half a dozen countries are not delivering that badly needed aid to the philippines chiffon silk reports that on the international relief efforts trying to get ready to go on a broken pipe is the only source of water in this neighborhood is time to time. the water looks fresh and keen that the tycoon survivors can't be sure if it's treatable. its rebate difficult because beginning i wanted from an underground pipe to be smashed. we don't know if it's safe to continue to boil it with history have something to

. >>> tough chore for usf taking on 17th ranked oregon and eugene. the dawns trying to stay close.doing his part. putting back two of his 20 points. no margin for error for u.s. in this one. when matt glover loses a ball. dat san had 17, oregon in front in the half. great ball movement as cook does the honor this is time he led oregon with 18. winning 100-82usf3-3. >>> one other wbbc game. st.marries rolled over akorn state. the gails unbeaten in five games. >>> cal women coming off a record win last year. in the first half mercedes lowe misses and passes to jemaribe who hits the three. the bears up nine that the point. in the second half, -- >>> nice homecoming story for australia's jason day in his country's world cup. and this shot on the sixth hole. the approach will bounce one then stick right in the cup for an eagle. just like that the day was two strokes in front. and he held that lead the rest of the way. pouring out to finish a round of 70 that left him 10 under par for the tournament. this is the first win for day in three years and an emotional time for him. he learned t

point guard started 103 games in usf career ampl ampleing 13 points per contest. now to football win over red scents on monday night football niners activated wide receiver michael crabtree. he was kaepernick favorite receiver last year but side lined after tearing his tendon back in may. crabtree might play on sunday against the ram if crab able to get up to speed quickly he's a big boost for the niner offense. if the raid hers won on sunday if only. warm front moved into sixth and the final play off spot in the afc now they have to play catch up. could you by on thanksgiving day. coach allen said today mcfad ep might return to the line up on thursday but don't expect him to be taking a majority of the snap because jennings is playing like a beast lately running for 4 13 yards in last 4 games at 150 couple week ago against housto houston. raiders know the key to success keeping the ball on the ground. >> every week, week in week out we feel we control the ball. put our team in good position to weapon it. controlling the ball and pass efficiency those type of thin

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