It is new and different, this year we are celebrating the year of the dog. If you cant come say hello be sure to join us at 6 00 tomorrow evening. We all go every year and one of my favorite parts is that i get to see your families. I am going to give you a tip to save you time and money. We take heart and i thought i could run in and get some clipper cards, the discount for children it is half off and they are charging for paper tickets so i thought i would run over and get two but no. You have to bring their birth certificates. You are kidding me . Birth certificate or school id. You can to show them a the phone. So you need legitimate documentation. That is too much work to go through all of that. So i will walk over to the bart station today to get my discount cards for my children and we will use them tomorrow. Maybe take the ferry. We get home so late i am reluctant to do that with the little ones. I am driving my hummer over there. Just kidding i dont have a hummer. If you rely
Police in texas are still trying to figure out why a military veteran walked into a church yesterday and gunned down 26 people in the deadliest mass shooting in the states history. It happened in the middle of services yet morning in the small town of Sutherland Spring near san antonio. Police say26year old devin kelly opened fire with a rifle from outside the church targeting the people inside. The youngest victim wasjust 5 years old. It was bad. I mean, i tried to tried to help as many people as i could, you know. And its just you cant explain it. Your minddoesnt want to grasp it. Youknow, the shock of it. Kelly was confronted by an armed neighbor who heard the shots. He jumped in his car and drove away. His car crashed afew miles await a minute kelly was found dead inside. Itsunclear who fired the shot. Investigators are trying to track kellys movements before the attack. These events dont just usually occur randomly or you dont just wake up one morning and say hey, i think im going
Today, we feature two of our Community Partners joining us in the effort to help provide families and their students with essential School Supplies. Joining me is ena yasuhara li the Vice President of Community Impact for united way bay area, who helps oversee the agencys Services Designed to reduce poverty in the bay area. And also with us, we welcome larry loper, director of marketing and communications for the family giving tree, which also aims to close the opportunity gap for students in need. Welcome to show. Larry loper thank you. Ena yasuhara li thank you for having us. Robert give us an idea, first of all, of sort of an overview of this program. Ena great, thank you. So, united way is focused on reducing poverty and creating opportunities for families in the bay area. And this program, or this campaign is designed to collect backpacks so that we can distribute it to families at our schools. One of our programs, called spark point, is a Signature Initiative that provides lowinc
Thats not going to happen on the supply side. History is replete with examples where we dont get the kinds of growth effects. I agree but moreover, were going to have moreover, were going to lose much needed revenue i think thats really a problem. You and i might agree that if were going to improve the supply side of the economy, one of the things we need to do is infrastructure investment. It is hard to do that if youre hemorrhaging, you know, red ink because you cut taxes by trillions of dollars without getting merely the growth effects that you and art and steve are advertising. Okay. Remember, on infrastructure, Trump Administration approach, no legislation yet, is private partner. And theyre saying private public rather. And theyre saying that number, a trillion dollars over x amount of years we dont really know. Only a small percentage of that is going to government from government spending. The rest is supposed to come from private spending. I agree with you that going from 40 t
Hours after the altercation between the people in the blind pig and the people in the Police Department occurred. People say, clearly in 1967 your 13yearsold or 14yearsold. What are you doing out at 4 00 in the morning . I was privileged time and always say, for four years i was a Detroit Free Press paperboy. On that sunday morning i was on my way and made it up to the paper station to get my papers and i was going to pay. I was going to pay the paper station manager, louis, for the papers from the previous week which was how we did it. I was picking up my sunday papers. I had my big airedale, hamlet, with me. That was our practice. I got there and i found louie, he had been beaten up. Robbed. I do not know how many paperboys had actually come in turned in their collections from the previous week, but at some point he had been beaten up and robbed. He was still there when i got there and he saw me come up and he said, do not worry about getting your papers today. There will not be any