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Phil Matier- Friday AM 11/20
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider says Gavin Newsom’s public appearance schedule is filling up again as the SF mayor moves on from his failed gubernatorial bid.(11/20; 2:33)
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San Jose Factory Waffles During Eggo Shortage
Eggo waffles, a staple of American breakfast tables for 50 years, originated here. And now KCBS' Matt Bigler reports the San Jose Eggo factory is the only one cranking them out. (11/20/09; :62)
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Police Arrest Dozens of Cal Protesters
KCBS' Chris Filippi reports police arrested more than 40 more demonstrators involved in the occupation of UC Berkeley's Wheeler Hall on Friday to protest a university-wide 32 percent fee hike. (11/20/09; 1:36)
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CC for YouTube
KCBS technology analyst Larry Magid breaks down the science behind YouTube’s new closed captioning feature and how users can improve the process.(11/20; 2:17)
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Report: Poor Struggling To Keep Lights On During Recession
KCBS' Melissa Culross reports the number of low-income Calif. households whose power was cut for not paying utility bills jumped 27 percent this year, with PG&E customers in San Francisco the most likely to experience service cuts for falling behind on pa
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More Women's Health Controversy
UCSF ob-gyn professor Dr. George Sawaya says new recommendations on how often women in their 20s should have Pap smears will mean fewer unnecessary surgeries. (11/20; 2:47)
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FIFA Oks Handball Win
Sky News reporter Enda Brady, an ardent Irish fan, calls FIFA’s decision not to allow a rematch the greatest miscarriage of justice in world cup soccer history. (11/20; 4:40)
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Looming SF Deficit Requires New Sources of Money
With a $522 million dollar deficit forecast next year, the city won’t make ends meet just by cutting services. But KCBS' Barbara Taylor reports there's little consensus among
the mayor or the supervisors about how to bring more money into city coffers
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CA Unemployment Rate Hits 12.5%
California's unemployment rate rose to 12.5 percent in October to set another modern record, even though more than 25,000 Californians found jobs, the state Employment Development Department reported Friday. (11/20; :50)
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