>> reporter: for the current california democratic party chairman, john burton, authored the bill in 2004. >> it was given a seven-year lead time. not once during the seven years, did anybody hear anything from the chefs. >> reporter: burton is frustrated by what he deems a last-ditch effort by supporters. recently, a group of 100 top chefs lobbied sacramento to better regulate the industry, instead of banning it. they claim legislators agreed to sponsor a new bill, until burton squashed it. >> told people from his own party, if they support this, he will take action against them. >> what was i going to do? shoot them? i mean, i told the legislators the facts. >> reporter: but the chefs are taking issue with something else burton said. something they perceive as a serious threat. "the san francisco chronicle" quoted him saying, i'd love to have 100 of them down sit and have duck and goose fat, better yet, have dry oatmeal, shoved down their throats over and over again. >> if i said over and over and over, so what? was that a threat? i would like -- i'm gonna. i'm gonna go get you. >>

[laughter] i would like to thank john burton for being here.t on a personal, official, a political note, john, my dear friend -- my dear friend, who was the chairman of my campaign 25 years ago -- that was really an experience. a winning one. i am so honored that john it took the time. he does not go that many places, right? the very idea that he is here in the middle of the afternoon and dressed for the day -- [laughs] i am going to be in big trouble. more on john in a moment. i want to thank phil ginsburg, thank you very much. for your leadership and for making this all possible. i know that megan is here. i used to bring her bacto the pk with my daughter all those years ago. and larry. please extend my thanks to the other members of the commission as well for this great honor. so here we are. 25 years later. i will talk about that, but this relationship of our family and the park goes back more than 40 years. but over the past 25 years, working with six mayors, now senator feinstein, agnos, jordon, willie brown who may be joining us, with ma

they were found by christopher burton about 6:00 p.m. police say he is not a suspect. >> there burton has been very cooperative down here several hours providing lengthy detailed statement to us. he discovered the crime ask called 911. >> and ainsley attended hart middle school, becoming a teacher's aide after moving to pleasanton from out of state. >> she was hanging around with a fis group of girls. and top student. top grades. >> the district cancelled state testing at hart and brought in grief counselors. >> the best thing we can do today is just listen to students allow them to share feelings and understand it's natural. >> it seemed like she was a part of the community and school pretty quickly. >> sue's grandson attended school with ainsley. mckinley wonders if they could have gotten to know the new family in the neighborhood better. >> you never know what anybody's background is. i think it's our responsibility to reach out and be friends. be supportive of everyone. >>. >> two handguns both unregistered. the husband told them the

i'm a huge tim burton fan.nightmare before christmas" and "edward scissorhands" and all those films. >> too long? >> just too long. they need to shorten it up. >> so long that you admit you dozed off during the movie. >> i did. i dozed off three different times in this one. i'm sorry. i was trying to pay attention. >> okay. >> thank you. very well rested jason this morning.wowowowowowowowowowowowo >>> this morning on "world news now" -- explosive issue. "newsweek" magazine on the >>> this morning on "world news now" -- explosive issue. "newsweek" magazine on the newsstands today proclaims barack obama is the country's first gay president. >> while members of the clergy and conservative politicians declare war over this increasingly divisive campaign issue. it's monday, may 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm diana perez. paula faris is on assignment this week. >> welcome to the overnight shift. some new blood in the house filling in this week. >> oh, yeah. >> you're

burton tells me dark shadows is more than a vampire story. he says it's mostly about family. >> the whole family thing is, you know, it's fascinating to me. i saw this as more of a weird family story. >> reporter: dark shadows is a quirky vampire flick that reminds us every family has its demons. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> the pirate gear for the undead. that's johnny depp. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 ap. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. if one does a movie, the other is right in there. >> eight times. >> that's it? >> his whole career. >> good morning. monika santami. she has traffic and howard bernstein is standing by with weather. the weekend is almost here. >> it is. the weather is improving just in time. we have a good day ahead. it's going to be breezy to windy. as we get towards mo's

and depp and burton are two of the greatest collaborators. not the classic burton movie.ut as one you would want to watch over and over again. fun and enjoyable, but falls apart towards the end. >> thank you. tell us about why you're there. it's to interview characters for another big movie. >> reporter: i'm here for snow white. i'm going to sit down with kristin stewart from "twilight." we're doing the interviews at a castle, actually. i'm flipping out about it. recently over last year i sat down with kristin stewart and we geeked out about taco bell. i have purchased them two ten dollars gift cards which i'll present them tomorrow in the interview. i'll give it to them tomorrow. hopefully they'll remember. it will be awkward if they don't. >> hopefully they will remember. you're the man, kev. we'll see you when you come back. >> reporter: thank you. check out my interview online with tim burton. it's a fascinating interview myfoxdc.com. >> thank you very much. see you soon. >> got to love kevin. he makes us feel like we're there with him. >> enjoys it. >> that's great.

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. >> there is a san francisco restaurant owner wants john burton to apologize for comments made towards opponents of california's impending ban on foiegras accused of bullying chefs and others saying i like to sit down all 100 of them and have duck endused fat or better yet, dry oatmeal shoved into their mouths over and over again. in 2004, burton championed legislation to ban foie gras following i team reports exposing how birds were being force fed to make their livers larger than normal. >> there is some technology news, microsoft bing search engine announced revisions to bing that will tie it into social networking to include recommendations from friends and tweets. bing is hoping it will help loosen a sangel -- stangel hold on the internet search market. >> and sky rising tuition costs at california public universities are leading to unwanted results. the public policy institute released a report saying fewer graduates are enrolling in four year state universities past five years have seen declines in enrollment though the demand for higher education is up. and adds a number of rec

. >> film director tim burton takes a dive.e is standing with actor johnny depp and burton falls backwards off the stage just as a staff member runs to catch him. burton bounces back just as quickly as he fell. the two continued on with their press event. they are premiering dark shadows. >> i want to see that movie. >> don't leave the house without getting your first degree weather update. maria molina has an update with hurricane season starting. >> thgood morning. talking about hurricane season already starting tomorrow may 15th. we are actually seeing some activity showers and storms firing up with possibility of becoming something. we are going to keep a close eye on it with 60 percent chance of that system becoming some kind of tropical depression or storm. otherwise we are talking about a fire danger across the southwest. we just mentioned at the 5 at 5:30 there was a weekend across arizona and unfortunately it is still hot out there. still looking at gusting winds 20 to 30 or 40 miles an hour at the time. had a beautifu

. >> this was designed by sara burton.sara burton designed a little wedding dress last year. >> and this is another option for tonight. >> reporter: how will you make a decision? >> i'm going to see how i feel later on this evening. >> reporter: so it's how you're feeling. >> how brave i'm feeling. >> reporter: and to the timid girl from south london, i offered some advice. you just have to walk and be yourself. >> a twirl. >> reporter: a twirl gets you in every magazine in the world. will she feel bold enough to wear that big white dress? indeed she does, glorious on the red carpet, and she even finds the courage to take that twirl. for "nightline," i'm cynthia

we had folks from tjpa come and speak to our students at burton high-school. we had ninth grade students, trying to engage them and get them to enroll in the engineering academy their. another key aspect of our academy is the situation with the college. it is really essential that students get a firsthand college experience while they are still in high school. it has been shown that students participating in enrollment courses finish either eight two- year or four-year degree faster than students that come out of high school without such courses. just to talk a little bit about our curriculum -- we have a strict requirements that all students must meet the uc guidelines for acceptance. that starts this year with the first night grade class. -- with the first to ninth grade class. the way we are trying to keep up with that is through the integrated curriculum, working closely with math departments, english departments, social science departments to make sure the career tech ed requirements are applied in that classroom. another example would be a class from a c

he and director tim burton will talk about their unique friendship.ss most of scotland. we're under the influence of low pressure and this weather front pushing northward is bringing clouds and rain. >> here's something you don't see every day. prince charles, the real prince charles, at the bbc in scotland. they said, hey, mr. prince charles, would you like to do the weather? he said okay. i think the prince did a good job. >> very good job. how would you describe it, charlie rose? >> fascinating by the future king. >> the new movie version of "dark shadows" with johnny depp and tim burton. >> bill whitaker sat down with these good friends to talk about their love of all things maca e macabre. >> reporter: misfits, oddballs. >> good morning, star shine. >> reporter: mad men. johnny depp has built a career playing characters on the fringe. >> look into my eyes. >> reporter: few seem as far out as his newest creation. >> my name is bonabus. >> reporter: a 200-year-old ghoul, a walking vampire going unnoticed in the world of the living. well, almost. >>

>> i was not aware of it, but tim burton told me when i met him that i was very "dark shadows."ther johnny, johnny depp? >> tremendously. >> jimmy: when he was not choking you, you got along well. >> yeah, when he wasn't choking me. i always thought it was a good look. if you don't look ugly enough doing like that, try doing it next to johnny depp. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. "dark shadows" opens in theaters may 11. when we come back, music from may 11. when [ male announcer ]c from knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running... we're wiwith you when you need us. so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >> jimmy: this is his new album, it is called "break it yourself." here with the song "eye-on-eye," andrew

tavis: you mentioned richard burton.here is a great story about your past that i read some time ago. do you remember the story? >> yes. more has been made of it -- i was in a moment of time that i was struggling internally, not telling anybody that i wanted to be an actor. he was sitting on a plane and he had bought three or four seats. i only had one or -- one pair of tennis shoes. those were the ones you play basketball in. this guy bought three or four seats so nobody could sit next to him or talk to him. i am thinking, i still need to talk to him. i walked up to and and everybody on the plane did this. they could not believe it. it was like church, trying to see what was going to happen. i said, i see you are reading that book. i would like to ask you a bit of advice. he looked at me and went, ok. now all the people sit back down. my wife, at the time, was going, what is that about? it is just in my head. i watched him and i watched a reading that book. finally, he closed the book. i am thinking, this is my moment. h

>> i was not aware of it, but tim burton told me when i met him that i was very "dark shadows."rking with the other johnny, johnny depp? >> tremendously. >> jimmy: when he was not choking you, you got along well. >> yeah, when he wasn't choking me. i always thought it was a good look. if you don't look ugly enough doing like that, try doing it next to johnny depp. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. "dark shadows" opens in theaters may 11. when we come back, music from andrew bird. when we come back, music from andrew bird. [cheers and ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-e ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. instantly on any screen. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. >> jimmy: this is his new album, it is

>> i was not aware of it, but tim burton told me when i met him that i was very "dark shadows."working with the other johnny, johnny depp? >> tremendously. >> jimmy: when he was not choking you, you got along well. >> yeah, when he wasn't choking me. i always thought it was a good look. if you don't look ugly enough doing like that, try doing it next to johnny depp. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. "dark shadows" opens in theaters may 11. when we come back, music from ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >> jimmy: this is his new album, it is called "break it yourself." here with the song "eye-on-eye," andrew bird! [cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ go ahead and congratulate yourself give yourself a

tim burton is directing me. >> jimmy: but at your age, you can't be expected to know, like working with martin scorsese, you can't be expected to know all his films, right? that's something that older people have seen over the years. >> but i kind of grew up with tim burton's movies. edward scissor hands, beetle juice. >> jimmy: so he meant something to you? >> all my brothers are obsessed with him. my brother trevor is crazy obsessed with him. so i grew up mimicking him in some way. he's been a really big inspiration if my life. it's cool. >> jimmy: somebody like martin scorsese, none of his movies were even appropriate for you to see. so you think he's just a guy you've heard of. >> i had seen aviator. but going on set, he's legendary, but you didn't understand how much his work was profound and beautiful. by the time i finished the film, my mom allowed me to see raging bull. well, i don't know if she actually knew i saw it. >> jimmy: if you're in an r-rated movie, are you allowed to see the movie? >> the firs

hotel for dogs was not a tim burton film. >> it was a tim burton film and how dare you question my editorial staff. >>> should he hang for cutting bang? according to the washington post, when mitt was at a prep school he had a hankering for a preppery. and one time he held down a friend and cut his hair. romney was apparently irked at the long pleached -- bleached long locks. team mitt grabbed scissors and told another friend, quote, it is a hack job. it was vicious. the presumed gop nominee apologized. i wonder if he had no idea what that individual's sexual orientation might be. >> i had no idea what that individual's sexual orientation my be -- might be. that wasn't something that we all discussed or considered. i don't recall the incident myself, but i have seen the reports and i am not going to argue with that. there is no question, but i did some stupid things when i was in high school. obviously if i hurt anyone by virtue of that i would be very sorry and apologize for it. >> romney may have to do more apologizing as more incriminating tape from his pep school days -- prep school days

now trek tim burton -- director tim burton is out with a collins family, and their ancestor barnabus. the director says he still is learning his art. >> i love the fact when barnabus wakes up he has to get acclimated with his strange new world. which of your films do you think you would have had the most fun interacting with. >> probably, most at home with ed wood some body mentioned if i look at the style dark shadows stage like an ed wood movie, same weird, world, dramatic, strange and probably would have adjusted best to that one. >> this career you have had has been incredible. what is one thing you are still learning. >> you are always learning. that is the fun of making the film. each one feels like the first one which is good in a way. more jaded or whatever. so you know you are always working with new people. you gain things from them. people surprise you, actors whatever, the people that i work with also worked with a lot of new people on this. it is just constant surprise. i think that is the gift of it and that is what you always want to keep remembering, as soon as you thi

valerie burton with us. things you should and shouldn't do.e things you should never say at that moment wrfrb how do we begin? the punch line, what you should never say when they say any questions for us? >> never say, no, i'm full, thank you. great interview. >> you covered everything. don't do that. >> you always want to come with questions because that shows you have an interest in the company, that you're a critical thinker. never say no. >> what kind of research do you need to do on the company so that you are best prepared moving forward? so you don't have that kind of moment. >> you want to do as much research as possible. if there's anyone you know who works for the company, has a company as a client, now there's so much on the internet, you can do research et cetera. you want to demonstrate your interest in the company, make sure it's a good fit, and ask questions that allow you to figure out, do they think you're a good fit. do you have weaknesses you need to show them you can overcome. >> you're also putting that potential employer

burton's husband found their bodies inside their home monday evening. investigators found two guns inside, one near the mother's body and the other near her daughter. >>> san francisco teachers again speaking out today at noon demanding a fair end to their contract fight with the district. those teachers believe the district does have the money to approve a 2% pay raise and rescind hundreds of layoff notices. the teachers protested last night school board's meeting using empty chairs to represent the 600 or so pink slips that went out to teachers on march 15th. the district says it does not have a choice, with the raises or layoff notices, because of a ballooning deficit. the teachers will hold a preliminary strike vote tomorrow. >>> good morning to you. not quite as hot as yesterday's temps. >> especially at the coast. they're getting a big-time break right now. but inland temps are warm. so stay in the comfort of your air conditioning. taking a live look outside, we'll show you what it looks like. it looks hot in san jose as temperatures are climbing.

police have identified the mother as 37-year-old amy freeman burton. we just received this picture of her. investigator say this is the first homicide in pleasanton in ten years. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live where police have released some new information. jodi? >> reporter: police say the woman's husband told them that his wife had recently become paranoid over some electronic communications between their daughter and a 16-year-old boy in kentucky. they say the fbi investigated those communications and found nothing criminal. at this point they do not believe that that case had anything to do with the shootings that took place inside this house. so far they do not know who is responsible. police spent the day canvassing a pleasanton neighborhood looking for information on what led to the death of a mother and daughter found fatally shot in their own home. police say a pleasanton man discovered his 37-year-old wife amy freeman burton and his 13-year-old step daughter shot inside the family house around 6:00 last night. >> we don't know the cir

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the soap opera, dark shadows, was must see tv for the baby boomer generation and now director tim burton new take on the saga of the dysfunctional collins family and their vampire ancestor, barnabas. >> michele pfeiffer stars in the movie opening tomorrow and she spoke with kevin mccarthy about the experience of working with burton two decades after she first be worked with him. >> forgive me. my name is barnabas collins. >> children! get away from that man. >> he says his name is barnabas collins. >> that will do, carolyn. a word, please. >> looking back 20 years ago when you made batman returns and looking at that director, tim burton, what is a key difference and a key similarity you see now in 2012 working with him in dark shadows? >> it was so long ago, it is not like i have sort of crystal clear memories of it. he just seems to the same to me. he has the same joy and enthusiasm and unbelievable attention to detail. you know, that could have waned over the years, you know? but he is sort of tireless. the wheels are always turning. he is always sort of thinking. i don't think there i

tim burton and johnny depp teaming up once again, this final for the remake of dark shadows. what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection ! ( all ) surprise ! with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, stay in touch with your loved ones on skype, plus enjoy verizon's 4g lte network in more places ! the droid razr you want, one powerful connection, on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value ! give mom the droid razr by motorola. only $99.99. verizon. hola, mamá ! it's my mom ! >>> director tim burton has tackled film project from edwards scissorhands to bat map returns to beetle juice. >> his latest movie is an adaptation of the cult tv soap opera dark shadows. kevin mccarthy talked with him about his afipt for off kilter characters and why the director says he is still learning his art. >> i love the fact when barnabas wakes up, he has to get ask liliated with this new strange world. how funny would it be for he were to wake up on a tim burton set and be in one your early are films. which of your filmed would you have had the most fun int

burton and i, we did whitewater. we did waco. we did travelgate, we did every hearing you could possibly think of on this committee, because this is an important investigative committee of congress, but never before have i ever seen an administration that not only will not give you the information, we have demanded time and time -- i could give you copies in the last 14 months trying to get information. the gsa fiasco we did the very first hearing in an empty building that sat empty two blocks from the white house, asked for information about their administrative expenditures. my subcommittee chairman and i demanded at every public hearing and in writing information. then when -- the only way these people got caught was through the ig, and of course, we had mr. miller, the ig, and i wonder a little bit about that, because when they held this outrageous gsa held the outrageous lavish taxpayer funded fiasco in las vegas, it was reported by a former staffer of our committee that this was going on. the ig began an investigation. this

. >> thank you, congressman burton. >> excuse me. one thing. we have to have you rise so we can swear you in. you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> okay. >> again, thank you, congressman burton, chairman issa, ranking member cummings, and members of the committee for the invitation to discuss the status of inspector general leadership today. the i.g. community plays an integral role in enhancing financial stewardship and accountability across the federal government through audits, evaluations and inspections, the i.g. provides critical analysis and oversight that strengthens program integrity, helps to eliminate waste, and holds our federal projects and programs account to believe the public. in this era of fiscal constraints, a role of the i.g. is more important than ever in helping agency leadership identify and address management challenges and maximize the impact of our limited federal resources. by way of background, the central role of the i.g. dates back to the passage of the inspector g

indiana congressman dan burton former chair of the government reform and oversight committee and nows us. thank you so much for being with us,ing congressman. >> thank you, judge. >> judge jeanine: why hold the attorney general in contempt? >> well, the fast and furious operation which most people in this country would deem illegal where we were allowing weapons like ak 47s to go across the border unimpeded to drug cartel members in mexico. we wanted to get all of the facts from that operation. and daryl issa asked the attorney general for the facts after one of our border agents was killed with one of those weapons and the attorney general and justice department balked and didn't give us the information. at first they said that it was false is that there was no operation like fast and furious. and then ten months later they admitd that they were in error. and so issa doing his job as chairman said he wanted documents pertaining to this whole operation. he couldn't get it from the justice department and finally he subpoenaed them and the attorney general would not give them to us and

vo --este oficial de la policia dijo que christopher burton de 28 aÑos, esposo de amy y padrastro desley fue quien llamo a las autoridades al 9-11 cuando descubrio a las victimas heridas, y en este caso el es considerado una persona de interes, no sospechoso, pero solo por que es el unico sobreviviente de la familia., christopher, aseguraron esta cooperando en la investigacion que continua. blanca live --por ultimo, cesar.... no se ha logrado determinar como se sucito este tragedia, ni por que cuando, al parecer no habia conflicto familiar. --es todo de mi parte, en vivo en el estudio, vulevo contigo. roll open un unos casos la mÁquina esta puesta por aÑos >>> es un fito otro de esta recogiendo todo lo de la casa, y lo que no recoje ¿a donde va? >>> todo paso por el evo pored porque la mezcla es el caldo para las bacterÍas que daÑan su salud >>> tenemos los animales que viven y estÁn en el polvo y causando problemas para respirar y tambiÉn hace tener neumonia, hace tener bactÉrias y es como respirar un hongo en tu puerta >>> por ello se recomienda por lo menos una vez por aÑos, l lim