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What im going to do is flip that question and ask each of you to give us an idea or two about some things that dont work. And that we really shouldnt do that. What are some things you think that dont work . Especially in the day and age we had all the money in the world. We dont. We have a lot of debt and were going to get in more. What are some things we ought not do, you dont think they work. Theyre not worth the money . Mr. Hollis . Good question, sir. Im full of them. Thats my best one today...

Were about to compromise the Payment System, the electrical grid, you wouldnt say lets kick it to the states. Lets let them handle it. I dont think you would do that. Whatever you do will be helpful, even if directionally. It will be better than what we have now for the sectors that dont have any standard in those states. Miss moy . Right, so i would say a couple of things. One is that consumers are protected right now by the federal trade Commission Section five authority, and the ftc is enforc...

Weather could have on your Holiday Travel plans. The wet weather is creating dangerous driving conditions. Sal is tracking the accidents on the bay area roadways this morning. A man slips off a cliff and falls to his death. And a terrorist attack in tel aviv happened hours ago. Mornings on 2 begins right now. Well, good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. Im dave clark. Im tori campbell. Its november 21st. Its one of the busiest travel days of the year, especially at bay area airports. Ktvus Chri...

In five minutes. Steve, weve had commute problems already as we look at the commute pictures here. This is a light looking 237 as you drive through, but weve had slow traffic already and also weve had some standing water that is causing problems. Moving along eastbound 580 in livermore near greenville road we have a truck accident blocking three lanes eastbound. Fortunately it is not in the commute direction but the traffic is going to be slow in the area. At 5 00 lets go back to the desk. Polic...

Looking into that Security Breach at target. Target saying that over the last month, thieves broke in and toll the debit and credit card information of as many as 40 million of its customers. The retailer saying it all began november 27, the day before thanksgiving. They say it continued until this past sunday, hackers lifting data from cards as they were swiped at cash registers. Thats a huge breach. Whos going to pay for it all . It makes me not trust the company. I had my identity stolen last...

Children dead is almost unfate th unfathomable. The church is keeping their doors open and are not allowing the media to come in here. This search is open for 24 hours. They have lost members of their own church. Again, this is hard. I can speak for myself and deb feyerick, we will try to speak as calm and comforting as we can and sometimes we wont get things right. Were learning a lot of information just as you are learning it here. Were going to be try to be as respectful as possible. We did n...

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Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. This weeks elections thrust the south bay city of sunnyvale into the national spotlight. Voters approved a new gun law and the National Rifle association is threatening to sue. The new law would require gun owners to lock up their weapons and report firearm thefts. Gun dealers would have to keep records of all ammunition sales. And perhaps the most controversial, a ban on largesize magazines. The new law takes effect january 1st. Scott shafer sat down w...

Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. This weeks elections thrust the south bay city of sunnyvale into the national spotlight. Voters approved a new gun law and the National Rifle association is threatening to sue. The new law would require gun owners to lock up their weapons and report firearm thefts. Gun dealers would have to keep records of all ammunition sales. And perhaps the most controversial, a ban on largesize magazines. The new law takes effect january 1st. Scott shafer sat down w...

Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. This weeks elections thrust the south bay city of sunnyvale into the national spotlight. Voters approved a new gun law and the National Rifle association is threatening to sue. The new law would require gun owners to lock up their weapons and report firearm thefts. Gun dealers would have to keep records of all ammunition sales. And perhaps the most controversial, a ban on largesize magazines. The new law takes effect january 1st. Scott shafer sat down w...