. >> reporter: there was soothing folk music from country joe mcdonald along with steady clapping andtoic faces in the crowd. the organizers of this event say there is no doubt that people here are frightened. our lives are at stake. >> berkeley resident has helped organize what has become a nearly month long sleep-in protest. >> people come out of their homes, leave their comfortable homes for a month, they are doing it right now, that tells you being about what's going on. >> reporter: mcmullan and many people here are disabled and rely on in-home support. >> there are a lot of people here who can't feed themselves, can't use the bathroom, can't get dressed on their own. >> in may, governor arnold schwarzenegger recommended cutting 40% of the budget for those in-home care services to help ball and the state's $40 billion shortfall. that's why the governor is the name sake for their encampment. they call it arnieville. >> what they propose to do to people with disability and elderly people. >> but the cuts were just a proposal. >> we don't know if they're going to accept these cuts i

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david turecamo considers the mcdonald's at the louvre in paris. lucy craft offers a new view of japan's sumo wrestlers. those reports and more. but first to jeff glor in news room for the sunday morning headlines. >> reporter: good morning. it's july 18, 2010. we're hearing cautiously optimistic assessments on day 90 of the gulf oil spill. the coast guard says a tighter- fitting new cap on the well appears to be holding. b.p. today resumes piping oil up to ships on the surface. suicide bombings claim dozens of lives overseas this morning. in iraq at least 46 people were killed in baghdad. most of them sunni militiamen standing in line for their paychecks. in afghanistan, four people died when a suicide bomber targeted a coalition convoy in kabul. president obama will be back at work today after a weekend get away. the first family returns to washington this afternoon after a visit to the coast of maine. his first order of business, getting elena kagan confirmed to the supreme court before the senate's august recess. zsa zsa zabor is hospitalized i

even mcdonald was even more caious in justice alito's decision.e held that the second amendment protects not the right to bear arms, the right to for purposes of self-defense. we hold today that the due process clause of the 14th amendment incorporates the second amendment right heller.ed inhe justice stevens in his dissenting opinion says that this is a substantive due process case. he recognized there was a very strong argument that the liber clauses of the fifth amendment and the 14th amendment due in the protect the right to self- defense and the right to possess a handgun in the home. the home has long been seen as a center of insulation from the government. much of our constitutional tradition draws boundaries around at the home. that are quite particular part o. they would talk about the differences between the states, the great differences between chicago and the one hand and wyoming on the other. he correctly recognizes tt this is a powerful berty case. the second amendment, i think, is almost on the order of a trek, an amendment that doe

mcdonald what about that, especially the part about the printion. they won the principles is what professor coffee said? >> well, professor coffee is right in the sense that the sec really needed victory here. they did not want to go 15 rounds and take a chance at hearing from the judges. so they needed a victory. and if you think back to that 2007 period, goldman sachs was heading toward an iceberg at 160 miles an hour so, is lehman brothers so, is bear stearns. they hit a right full rudder and when they did, when they hit that right full rudder they missed that iceberg but they were laying off a lot of toxic products to their clients. and on the global lecture tour that i've been on all over the world, the biggest question that i get is what is wrong with wall street. there's too much proprietary trading. in other words, years ago goldman sachs didn't trade for their own account as much as they are today. today upwards of almost 70% of their profits are traded for their own account, trading almost against customers. that has to stop. >> so what ar

>> justice stevens says a bit in his dissent in mcdonald.i think the justices' opinion in that case was right. i don't believe in in corp. and think it's largely an academic mess -- at academicmyth. we know the bill of rights applies to the federal government. that has never been challenged. the question is whether the 14th amendment inc. the bill of rights by -- that was rejected in 1947. the court has never gone back on that. the 14th amendment was -- nobody has ever disputed that. it has been decided that the first amendment is inc. -- in 1926 and applies, but the court says no such thing. the court does not say the first amendment is incorporated, its as freedom of speech is part of the liberty protected against state interference by the 14th amendment which stands on its own bottom. it's a useful datum when you are deciding what the content of liberty is or if you take thomaa'approach that content approves immunity, at a foundational point in our history, we wanted to restrict the federal government from interfering with a right. if i t

welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to massachusetts and speak with gregory mcdonald is an oil analyst and energy sector investor with his own web site greg are you ask greg or welcome to the kaiser report it's great to be here max gregor you recently wrote a post hollow man of economics tell us about it who are the hollow man and why are they hollow merits the whole meant to be economics or are essentially the entire post-war economics establishment which since world war two has essentially ignored energy as a component of our economy no course they paid some attention to that during the original opec shocks of the one nine hundred seventy s. but since that time max there's sort of been a common agreement among the post among the economic establishment of energy no longer plays a significant heart beat us economy and as you can see from might charge in the last ten years. energy is a component of american g.d.p. absolutely soon upwards. early to thousands towards two thousand and eight so. i think that you know that kind of describes least a little bit of what they're m

>> justice stevens says a bit in his dissent in mcdonald. think the justices' opinion in that case was right. i don't believe in in corp. and think it's largely an academic mess -- at academicmyth. we know the bill of rights applies to the federal government. that has never been challenged. the question is whether the 14th amendment inc. the bill of rights by -- that was rejected in 1947. the court has never gone back on that. the 14th amendment was -- nobody has ever disputed that. it has been decided that the first amendment is inc. -- in 1926 and applies, but the court says no such thing. the court does not say the first amendment is incorporated, its as freedom of speech is part of the liberty protected against state interference by the 14th amendment which stands on its own bottom. it's a useful datum when you are deciding what the content of liberty is or if you take thomaa'approach that content approves immunity, at a foundational point in our history, we wanted to restrict the federal government from interfering with a right. if i th

ford, honeywell, mcdonald's. we'llly it out for you in a little bit. this is big. >> and mark, good morning to you and thank you for joining us you made it to friday. >> busy already this morning. fire crews are still at the scene of an overnight fire in the oakland hills. firefighters were called to skyline boulevard afternoon 1:00 this morning. ktvu's paul chill best is out there right now. it's smoky where you are. >> it's spokey and a lot of fog up here. crews are still here on the scene of this early morning two- alarm fire. just to make sure there are no additional flareups. they say as soon as they stone away, something smolders. when crews arrived on scene, they saw a home fully engulfed in flames. the response time was quick because the fire station is less than a padlock away. according to neighbors, the house has been under construction for six months. once they stepped out, they could smell and see the flames. >> i went to the backyard and saw a wall of flames. the flames were 75 to 100 feet high and glowing. >> reporter: this being fire se

>> justice stevens says a bit in his dissent in mcdonald.ink the justices' opinionn that case was right. i don't believe in in corp. and think 's largely an academic mess -- at academicmyth. we know the bill of rights applies to the federal government. that has never been challenged. the question is whether the 14th amendment inc. the bill of rights by -- that was rejected in 1947. the court has never gone back on that. the 14th amendmen was -- nobody has ever disputed that. it has been decided that the first amendment is inc. -- in 1926 and applies, but the court says no such thing. the court does not say the first amendment is incorporated, its as freedom of speech is part of theiberty protected against state interference by the 14th amendment which stands on its own bottom. it's a useful datum when you are deciding what the content of liberty is or if you take thomaa'approach that content approves immunity, at a foundational point in our history, we wanted to restrict the federal government from interfing with a right. if i think assisted

mcdonalds' earnings were a penny better than estimates. still, its chief operating officer called the global economy fragile. one worry is european government budget cuts will hurt consumer spending there. mcdonalds was the biggest loser of the dow, falling 2%. still, the stock is less than $2 off an all-time high. one more note from a dow component. general electric has returned to the camp of raising dividends. it's the first hike since the historic cut to its shareholder payout more than a year ago as it came to grips with the credit crunch. that and a stock buyback announcement helped g.e. shares rally 3%. another household name that continues to show a rebound, ford. earnings beat the street as ford was able to sell more vehicles at higher prices, a potent combination for its balance sheet. speaking of, it continues to pay down its debt. ford stock jumped to its highest price since early may, moving on the firm thinks 2011 results will be better than this year. it wasn't all about beating the street, there were some bottom- line misse

ken mcdonald. chief of muni operations officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. thank you, everybody, for coming. don't forget next year the 48th annual cable car ringing contest. stay tuned for details. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 y

up next we will tell you about a new safety concern involving a mcdonald's happy meal toy. >> plus the bay area's largest city has an important job opening to fill after a big retirement announcement. >> reporter: i am scott mcfarlane in washington. huge changes at bp is not stopping one local congressional leader for making a big play at the oil company. details coming up. >>> welcome back to the morning news. bp ceo tony hayward is out and will be replaced by an american. today the oil company will seth aside $three billion for damages caused by the gulf oil disaster and that is apparently just the beginning to major changes for the oil company. scott mcfarlane joins us now from our washington, d.c. newsroom with the very latest from capitol hill. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning to you, bp's new ceo takes over october 1st but if that was supposed to quiet the critics in washington hammering bp it hasn't. u.s. house leader including nancy pelosi stage a conference call in an hour and a half to announce sweeping new legislation that would tighten the rules on new oil com

it all started at the intersection of 42nd and mcdonald.have a sergeant with the richmond police department on the phone with us to tell us more about what happened. sounds horrifying for the parents of this little girl. what's the latest? >> the latest is the child is at home, the child is safe. and actually it occurred at intersection of imperial and carlson. the father got out of the car, 1997 black cadillac. and got out of the car, left the daughter in the back seat, went to pay for the gas and a white or gray dodge caravan drove into the gas station parking lot, suspect got out, got into the cadillac and drove away westbound on interstate 80. that happened about 5:44 this morning. and then about 5:56, we got a call from a female at the area of 42nd and mcdonald and she said she saw a black cadillac drop off a small child wearing a pink jacket and so she stopped, contacted the police department, stayed with the child until we could get there. >> so she noticed something strange about it. and the little girl, is she okay? >> the little g

. >>> a complaint that a 4-year- old boy almost strangled himself with a mcdonald's toy.he boy's mother said he put the toy bracelet around his neck and started to pass out. his mother took it off before he was seriously injured. mcdonald's says the toy meets all safety requirements. >>> the mountain view voice reports that preservation are working to turn moffet field air one into a plane museum. the preservationists are in discussion with the smithsonian into turning the hanger into a museum. those talks have been promising nasa has expressed interest for a hanger research program. >>> the state's largest health insurer named pam hagan to the position. she replaces leslie margolan who unexpectedly left the anthem blue cross last week. >>> good news of the world tonight, iranian officials lash out at the announcement of new sanctions by the european union and canada. the sanctions are aimed to get iran to back away. an iranian government spokesperson called if move confrontational. >>> in iraq, six people died 16 others were wounded when a car bomb exploded outside the o

food for mcdonald's is not that much cheaper because it's you know because of all the processed ingredients in it but who is really the bad guy here i mean the government's ultimately deciding right who they want to give more subsidies to who they want to give more money to and i would rather they stay out of it. i think i think we should. rethink our subsidies situation but i don't think that's. going to be enough because we're sort of genetically and culturally predisposed to eat things with a lot of fat and a lot of sugar and a lot of salts in them and then less we take large cultural measures to somewhat modify that we're going to continue to face these problems you could raise the price of a mcdonald's meal by two or three dollars and it would probably sell almost as well . you know we taking the joy of size fruit does this taking toys out of the happy meals like people are now trying to do is not really going to stop kids from eating them does that make it any less appealing. i think kids are going to they're going to want to sort of regardless but at the end of the day this just seem

. >>> a complaint that a 4-year- old boy almost strangled himself with a mcdonald's toy.e boy's mother said he put the toy bracelet around his neck and started to pass out. his mother took it off before he was seriously injured. mcdonald's says the toy meets all safety requirements. >>> the mountain view voice reports that preservation are working to turn moffet field air one into a plane museum. the preservationists are in discussion with the smithsonian into turning the hanger into a museum. those talks have been promising nasa has expressed interest for a hanger research program. >>> the state's largest health insurer named pam hagan to the position. she replaces leslie margolan who unexpectedly left the anthem blue cross last week. >>> good news of the world tonight, iranian officials lash out at the announcement of new sanctions by the european union and canada. the sanctions are aimed to get iran to back away. an iranian government spokesperson called if move confrontational. >>> in iraq, six people died 16 others were wounded when a car bomb exploded outside the of

he said he watched the same video all day and given all mcdonald's to eat and he a vegetarian and they yelled at him and other kids. he is back with mom now and united says, they are going to provide a refund for the child care free. >> you of to blanket you have to pay for but abuse, no charge. >> he got out of san francisco because of the cold, i guess. >> it' a lot warmer in chicago and parts of the east. you can see the reason why, clouds are lming from emeryville bac to san fransco. let's contrast where we see sunshine in the south bay. we talked about it and over in the east bay valleys and temperatures respondg. look at this 57 in mountain view and mid to upper 50s in the east bay valls. where the clouds are thicke. half moon bay, san francisco and oakland and entire north bay in the mid to upper 50s. around montereyay. santa cruz in the upper 50s, low 60s for salinas and more sunshine and 55 in gilroy. these temperature are pretty much on par even th the extra sunshine we'll still be cooler than average today. look for clouds in all our neighborhoods again tonight. a warm after

he shoots and scores there is brandon mcdonald.ere is a into the 90th minute, donovan, stealing the show. land onpoint blank next to equalizer. there is a u.s. daib yu. red bulls and immediate impact. redirect. frenchman oh, henri. red bulls win this and everybody loves pepe lepew. all right. there is just going to do it on every lie night. there is lance armstrong supposedly hired a defense attorney. stage 17 dur defrance. hanging on to yellow jersey. and there is 108 miles, he wins the stage. and is still leading by a second. we got a new deal with you tube called you report fchl you see kids doing crazy stuff, please, send it to us. again watch this, is worth seeing one more time. there is a pass. and town goits. >> no one was hurt. >> excellent fill being making there. >> and that is all they'll remember tonight. >> no. no. >> i wish. >> that is great. >> oh, dear. >> that is the end of the road. >> that is the news, night line is coming up next. >> and our next newscast look forward to that if you can, tomorrow morning at 4:30

while she recognized that the sprblth's decision in heller and mcdonald were existing law she referred to them as settled law which has a particular meaning to judges and lawyers but her testimony made clear that settled law at least in the way she seemed to be talking about it had little meaning, if any. settled law, i fear, may come to mean that the law is the law until a new judge is appointed and confirmed. and then they unsettle these decisions by overruling them. we saw the same problem i fear with justice sotomayor's testimony on the second amendment. last year she testified that heller was settled law. and that the right to keep and bear arms was an individual right. but last month she joined a dissenting opinion in the mcdonald case urging it be overturned because she said the right to keep and bear arms is a not a fundamental right. the second amendment and the rest of our constitution are too important to rest on empty promises. finally i'm troubled by solicitor general kagan's testimony on military recruiting during her time as dean of the harvard law school. i believe that

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>> larry: i always thought in the best, probably norm mcdonald.m him in a while. ferguson is pretty funny. and darrell hammond does the best you. >> darrell is great. he is really terrific. well, listen. you've been on "larry king live" more than three dozen time over the years. sometimes i'm on the phone. i don't need to get made up. it is wonderful. i sit in bed and i do it. those are my favorites but i'm on the set. and we had an unbelievable moment. it was face to face and it became actually very controversial. let's take a look. >> larry: are you thinking of going beyond the east coast? we're seeing that new york and atlantic city have now crowded in. >> i'm involve in the west coast. i have a lot of property in california and it's been great. generally the east coast is what i have, larry. >> larry: why a board game? >> do you mind if i sit back a little bit? your breath is very bad. it really is. has this ever been told to you before? >> larry: no. >> then i won't bother. >> larry: that's how you get the edge. see that little thing? you thr

mcdonalds? burger king, they'll have it their way? >> i was looking for real food. i was really looking for the green beans that i had in france. you go to the market and couldn't find the green beans. i thought, those weren't the green beans. they didn't taste like the french. i had a passion about flavor. philosophically, i wasn't thinking about where the sustainable farms were. i was looking for taste and ended upright there on the doorstep of the local [inaudible], so it happened organically? [laughter] did you have a lot of choice? was there the network? organic farmers all around? >> closest was frozen. they were hanging up there. they were fishing and food out in front. i started looking in the markets, first. then um -- a friend who ate at the restaurant said, i see you want radishes and you want french things, i am growing french breakfast radishes in my backyard. i said bring them in, we can make a trade. you can have lunch. i planted in my backyard and grew salad, the infamous mescaline salad. it was a little mix of wild greens brought in by the peasant t

stop stalking michael mcdonald!" let's talk about "dinner for schmucks." very, very funny movie.ter ] and i'm stalking paul rudd's character who is just doing his best to get away from me the whole time. it's a completely over the top part, and i was sort of all over steve and paul, licking their faces. >> jimmy: licking them? >> yes, a lot of licking. there are worse people to lick. i wasn't complaining, but it was more unpleasant for them. >> jimmy: it's very funny. you got so many good laughs in the movie. i have a clip from the movie "dinner for schmucks." here's lucy punch. >> i'm a naughty little school girl! >> you look a little old to be a school girl. >> don't you want to be my school teacher? >> i'm not qualified. i work for the irs. [ laughter ] >> you work for the irs, and i have been very, very bad! >> have you heard from julie by chance? >> i need to be spanked now! >> well, that's really not the way it works. you probably just have to pay the difference plus interest. [ laughter ] >> i want you to spank me real hard! spank me hard, barry! ow! [ laughter ] ow! oh, y

wars i needed the money you first come home and you meet lee forget about everything and you go to mcdonald's you go to all your favorite restaurants and you do all your favorite things and you're having a great time and you know and then all of a sudden you wake up one day and you're like wait a minute i'm not having a good time anymore. i'm starting to think about this i'm starting to think about that because all the newness has worn off your whole i'm alive i've got my arm i've got my legs i'm alive. but then the mind the mind starts catching up. with everything else. if i myself going through my gear prepping like getting ready to go to combat. i mean i even look for suicide bombers. you know anything out of the anything out of the ordinary. once you reach that level of of your senses being that heightened it's hard to turn it off it's like being in a cage tiger. soon after. i got back in december of forty floors there is nobody you can talk to you know there was nobody who had been in combat around. that can remember still seeing that chrome red glow on the tip of a christ and my god i w

he said he watched the same video all day and given all mcdonald's to eat and he a vegetarian and they yelled at him and other kids. he is back with mom now and united says, they are going to provide a refund for the child care free. >> you of to blanket you have to pay for but abuse, no charge. >> he got out of san francisco because of the cold, i guess. >> it's a lot warmer in chicago and parts of the east. you can see the reason why, clouds are looming from emeryville back to san francisco. let's contrast where we see sunshine in the south bay. we talked about it and over in the east bay valleys and temperatures responding. look at this 57 in mountain view and mid to upper 50s in the east bay valleys. where the clouds are thickest. half moon bay, san francisco and oakland and entire north bay in the mid to upper 50s. around monterey bay. santa cruz in the upper 50s, low 60s for salinas and more sunshine and 55 in gilroy. these temperatures are pretty much on par even with the extra sunshine we'll still be cooler than average today. look for clouds in all our neighborhoods again toni

kevin mcdonald will edit the footage into a movie, which will premiere at the 2011 sundance film necessarythat's it for us. thanks for watching. hope to see you tonight at 11:00. good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc. break

american express, ford, and mcdonald's topped expectations. the dow ending the day at 10,425. the business world here in germany has not been this upbeat since 1990. the closely watched business index rosto its highest level in0 years. the head of the institute went so far as to say that the german business leaders are in a party mood. >> right now, the focus is very much on maximizing workflow and keeping up with orders. this is a common trend among most injuries -- industries. the german business sector has left temporary contracts and short-term programs behind. over the last 12onth the mo of german manemenhas been on epswi. an index jump of more than four points like this one has not happened for 20 years. the outlook is good. the 7000 managers surveyed for the index say they raise their prospects for the next few months even higher than now. >> germany is not the only country where things are looking up. the numbers show that the british economy grew twice as fast as expected. gdp grew by 1.1%. the best performance came in the construction sector which went up 6.6%. >> wa

. >>> police are looking for whoever is responsible for a string of vandalism along mcdonald and sanablo avenues between 11:45 last night and sunrise today. police have a general description of a man who broke a window at a chevron station. >>> america's financial institutions are scrambling to address a concept of new regulation. many of which are still not clearly defined. president obama signed the most sweeing reform law since the great are depression. it puts new fees and limits on the nation's banks and poses restriction on derivatives to oversee mortgages and credit cards. >>> a mortgage tracking company says default notices in california are at their lowest level in three years after posting the fifth straight quarterly decline. it's reported just over 70,000 default notice from april to june. that's almost 14% from the quarter january through march. it's down nearly 44% compared to the same period last year. >>> on wall street today, rough morning, rough afternoon. stocks finished day on a down note. dow dropped 20 points, a loss of 1%. the nasdaq closed 35% lower, shedding