of other magic tricks and alchemy as any other charlatan on wall street hiring the stylists and burger kingworkers in that the story it mentions that none of these people hire to handle homeowner papers. had any formal training in doing this right ok now this is me to the next headline senior bankers lobbied global regulators to help keep britain competitive so apparently a small group of london's most senior bankers including from barclays and lloyds the top top guys most of them living on the government paychecks now have held a series of secret meetings on banking pay but they only got so far with the regulators in the u.k. so now they're going global they go into the global regulators the lobbying is an admission that u.k. banks have moved as far forward as they can on the subjects as individuals and now need to act collectively if changes to happen these same bankers by the way as well as the wall street bankers the ability opposed a raise in the minimum wage meanwhile the bankers are going to the world governments and saying we need a minimum wage we need a minimum amount of money of

world speaking of chefs them for sleepers banks caught hiring hairstylists factory workers and burger kingkids to find foreclosure documents but that's not just how charlie munger got the business he's just a guy who's hiding out no mall in warren said hey you buddy there you know sleeping on the park bench come on over here keep me company while i cherry pick through these these ten ks and ted jews and gauge a little market manipulation and then solder trying and call myself of the guru in the wizard of almost all when in fact as we now know is just predatory lending a lot of other magic tricks and alchemy any other charlatan on wall street hiring the phylis and burger king workers in the the story it mentions that none of these people hire to handle homeowner papers. had any formal training in doing this right ok now this is me to the next headline senior bankers lobby global regulators to help keep britain competitive so apparently a small group of london's most senior bankers including from barclays and you know lloyds the top top guys most of them living on the government paychecks no

the inexperienced young workers were called burger king kids at j.p. morgan chase. they said sometimes they tossed the papers into the trash. >> they were signing false affidavits, affidavits that would say things like "every allegation in the complaint is true" and they never saw the complaint and some of them had no idea what a complaint was. >> in one deposition wells fargo employee z months said she would sign 300 to 500 documents a day which stated she had examined all books, records and documents in each foreclosure and had personal knowledge of the money owed. when questioned mah admitted the only thing she examined was her own document and title. she is a college drop out who worked for a home daycare company and had two weeks of training at wells fargo. it's for closure affidavits are accurate and it will take corrective action with employees who do not follow procedure. in san francisco, don knapp, cbs5. >>> sarah palin is in the bay area tonight, part of a three- day trip to california to support the gop. palin was the guest of honor at a reception in san

we often have no choice but to feed our children mcdonald's and burger king. we want there to be healthy food options at these places. we want more nutritious food. it is not that we do not want to cook in our homes, but oftentimes, we are working so hard and so late that we have no choice but to get fast food. we see that our children are getting fatter, and at the same time, they are also anemic, so we are hoping there is change, that we add more nutritious options. >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you so much for taking and caring about our children. thank you also to mothers who are here advocating on behalf of the nutritional needs of their children. i volunteer in my child's school, and i m seeing that more and more nurses at lunch are supervising the diet for the children because there is so much diabetes in our schools. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am here from the women's collective. i am a single mother, an immigrant single mother of low means, and for me, this legislation is very important because i take my children to these types of food establishments

. >> it's not right because there is no meals that are healthy at burger king. they wouldn't have any toys. >> reporter: santa clara county passed a similar measure in april. he says it's a way to fight back against the massive marketing budgets targeting the kids, the pester factor. >> as a dad i know t pester factor, my kids will pester me endlessly. they are looking for the toy, not the food. >> it's all junk. that's what makes our insurance bills go up. >> reporter: the proposal brings up issues of corporate accountability and childhood obesity but some people say it's the government overstepping its bounds. >> i expect them to get a toy because that's why i'm bringing them there. >> their good choice should be at home. this is an outing. they can have what they want. >> reporter: the fast food industry defended their menu saying they are healthy menus like apples instead of fries and that the energy being spent on this ordinance should be instead spent on educating kids and parents. >> maybe we should be talking about the quality of the food over a plastic

we often have no choice but to feed our children mcdonald's and burger king. we want there to be healthy food options at these places. we want more nutritious food. it is not that we do not want to cook in our homes, but oftentimes, we are working so hard and so late that we have no choice but to get fast food. we see that our children are getting fatter, and at the same time, they are also anemic, so we are hoping there is change, that we add more nutritious options. >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you so much for taking and caring about our children. thank you also to

and i just wonder, you know, using the burger king donald's analogy, if everybody was -- a burger king was attacking mcdonald's and mcdonald's was attacking burger king, people would make hamburgers. so aren't you undermining respect for politicians and politics with this unstoppable negativism in these ads? >> that's a different question and campaign-finance reforms. that assumes that there were campaign-finance reforms set up outside groups, they wouldn't be running negative ads. and i suspect they would. so the question about negative ads -- nobody likes negative ads. but don't confuse attitudes or y are, i. believe geared towards policy in differences in terms of where one candidate stands versus another as opposed to personal attacks and that kind of thing, they affect behavior. and they are going to be part of the process. and portray negative behavior is accepted if he voted for a tax increase that would impose a tax increase. or kerry would say they want to privatize social security. we want to defend social security. but the negative a. .. into a political party it's disruptiv

but do you say the same about wendy's or burger king? or k-mart. no y don't!ving poison. >> you lie, lie, lie! >> the reason we have obesity problem is the junk. i'll shut your mic off. the reason we have obesity epidemic is the crap they serve at wendy's and burger king. of course i would. >> the reason we have a flakiest in epidemic is people buy the crap you say. >> on that subject, why don't you maybe mix in a salad in your diet. >> by the way, why don't you pick up a paper now and then, maybe like the "wall street journal" to find out what the hell is going on! because you're double standard with wal-mart doesn't jive with your not criticizing the other guys -- >> i'll be happy to. happy to. >> go ahead. the if i give you a half a dozen examples and i gave you that many now, doing the same thing that don't provide services you would rail against them? >> as long as -- >> as cuomo comes up -- >> as long as -- >> you are a liar! >> as long as they're not sponsors. neil cavuto here. if they're sponsors, different story. >> good god. >> thank you, mr. cavuto.

kids, nothing wrong with burger king but why are these kids signing off on documents, they don't know what they are doing? it speaks to a ... a lack of attention to detail about people's lives in their hands. >> people's lives are in their home but if the robo people submit for example, a copy of a mortgage that does not have my signature, but i signed the only and i am in default and this is the property and i have not paid the mortgage for eight or ten months the court will not find fault. could it be done in a better way? yes. is this something for the federal reserve to investigate? of course not. why would the federal reserve announce an investigation eight days before the midterm elections? to make it look like the big federal government is coming to our rescue yet again. >>shepard: for victims who are in a mess does any of this mean anything? i would also be wondering, is any up to the at bank of america, not those who came in for $12 an hour, anyone going to be held accountable, ever? >> probably not. because, ultimately the bank is entitled to real estate. if people are

>> like burger king or mcdonald's across the street, but the services taken as a whole better offered by -- that are offered by mom's -- vice president goh: ok, so you indicated that there were certain potential by businesses. the first was a supermarket, and the second i did not catch, and the third was a pharmacy. >> a post office, just talking about services that are necessary for a vibrant neighborhood. " vice president -- vice president goh: ok, thank you. president peterson: you submitted about eight letters in support of your project? >> that you received previously. president peterson: ok, i still did not feel satisfied about the origination of the project. >> apparently, that was an address issue. this has nothing to do with the laundry. the addresses to madrid 81. the permit was -- the address was 281. the permit was pulled. president peterson: other plans for an adjacent laundry? the plants a been completely scrapped for the laundry? >> -- the plans have been completely scrapped? commissioner garcia: did i hear you say that there is no other licensed pharmacy in the area, s

new york to miami from austin to minneapolis and count on the familiar logos of mcdonald's and burger king taco bell and chili's. at the travelers hungry as a place to eat in san francisco with the same accustom menu as a place in st louis or charleston toronto or london. the last hundred years there have been very major changes in our food supply and true of the most important one of them being the large amounts of refined carbohydrate and sugar in our food supply and secondly the partial hydrogenation of liquid vegetable oils in our metabolic machinery is just not capable of dealing with those severe changes that have occurred in our food supply and then of course your add on laur activity. well sort of also changed a lot in the last hundred years and we really have a perfect storm of metabolic disaster. in order to better understand heart disease we went to the mount sinai hospital in new york city to meet with the world's leading cardiologist valentyn. was ben the past president of both the american heart association and the world heart federation. is a behavior problem to. the world h

the iron -- inexperienced young workers were called burger king kids. phrase he willed workers were. >> they were signing affidavits that would say thing like every allegation in the complained is true. they never saw the complaint. some of them had no idea what a complaint was. >> in one deposition wells fargo employee says she would sign 300 to 500 documents a day stating she had examined all the documents. when questioned, the only thing she examined was her own name and title. vice president of loan documentation. a college dropout and had two weeks of training at wells fargo. they told cbs news their affidavits are accurate and it will take action with employees who do not follow procedure. >>> coming up, an attempted mugging but victim wasn't about to go peacefully. >>> a bay area community is oh, so close to winning a contest for new playground but it needs your help and it won't cost you a dime. the gian y area >>> after four consecutive days, at least one record high temperature, now rain in your bay area forecast, i will pinpoint that day as e

how did that hurt burger king in the end? they had cleaned the sink. that they have thrown away all of the equipment. but obviously, here we are still talking about that video and it's still posted on you tube. so these things have a lingering impact on companies. >> well, it is kind of -- i mean, it's unbelievable, i think that's why people want to watch it. let's dig deeper here because you say that companies really need to take this so seriously about setting new computer policies so that their employees know all the ramifications. what do you mean by that? >> well, absolutely, you know, the best parts about social media are that it's open, it's immediate. but from a company perspective, open and viral can be scary and damaging. and immediate means they have to have an immediate response so at least we found that company policies have not kept up all the time with the changes in technologies and the ways that employees can have a prank that used to be something kind of funny they share with friends now is out on the web fo

at jpmorgan chase, mortgage workers were so experienced they were criticized as, quote, burger king kids. >> in "the washington post," the man who became famous for being on the wrong end of a dick cheney hunting shot is speakinging out this morning. in the post, harry wittington discusses the emfa must shooting where cheney accidentally peppered him with bird pellets. he reveals his injuries were much more severe than originally disclosed. in addition to a mild heart attack, something he calls a heart event in the article, he suffered a collapsed lung and says the ammunition came dangerously close to damaging a vital neck artery. wittington tells the post, i was lucky. i feel like every day is a gift. he also addressed that news conference he gave four years ago in which he appeared to apologize for cheney for being shot. remember this. >> my family and i are deeply sorry for all that vice presiden cheney and his family have had to go through this week. we send our love and respect to them as they deal with situations that are much more serious than what we've had this week. >> he had t

i could not work the cash register at burger king.ost occupations and recessions are close to you because you are a convicted felon -- occupations and jobs. when you see homeless people outside, most of them have felony convictions, mostly bullshit felonies, the little felonies. that is why they cannot get jobs. that is why they are panhandling and sleeping in doorways. their numbers are just going to multiplied next year, the year after, 10 years from now. >> let me ask, would you agree there are significant areas for people who have criminal history records? >> i would agree. it is not just people who have felony convictions and going to prison, but i was struck this morning by the stories that amy told, and a gentleman who was a reporter in santa clara county about the people who have the misdemeanor convictions they got without representation. i thought i would take a second to talk about what happened, at least in alameda county, after throwing conditions for a misdemeanor. in alameda, they probably end up on court probation for

examples i have up here are based on the joy that my daughter has had in dragging me to mcdonald's and burger king, talk about, and kfc, but i am someone who is a consumer, but i think the least that the industry can do is create healthier standards that need basic nutritional standards for our kids. it is about the future of our children and our community posey held as well. i just wanted to thank you for coming out, and i look forward to the discussion today. before we call up the deputy director of our department of public health, supervisor maxwell, can we call a couple of parents that need to leave and open up for public comment right now? many parents that have come out or children not want to speak on the issue. i know there are a number of them. -- children that want to speak on the issue. thank you so much for waiting. i know you have to leave very soon. i mentioned i mentionedjameela -- i mentioned earlier that jameela from the food guardians had to leave. >> i live in san francisco, and i work in the bayview and hunters point district. i urge you to support the healthy foods incentive,

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