fortunately, i picked up elizabeth david's book. i digested everything she told me. a lot about eating and seasoning food that is right. i connected in that way. i was able to feed my friends. they loved this. reu didn't really know how to cook. i made a lot of chocolate moose. that led into everything else. i have been on the fringes of the free speech movement in berkeley before. i was ascended by the way people gathered and ate. i just thought, there must be a better way. a more delicious way. [laughter]. so i thought, well, i'll open a restaurant and feed my friends and their friends. who knew that this would be something so strikingly different than what was going on out there. >> here we are in the 1970s, is it the fast foodification? 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

john david chapman said he considered killing johnny carson and elizabeth taylor. details are in a transcript of his latest parole hearing. chapman said there were other victims but he couldn't recall who they were. >>> it was a night to hand out hardware in the wnba. that and baseball highlights from adnan virk on espn news. >> good morning. the seattle storm had been tremendous all season in the wnba. unbeaten at home. trying to close up. the atlanta dream in game three. fourth quarter. 15 seconds to go. the dream down by three. and castro-marquez, with a lay-in, cuts the lead down to one. six seconds left. is the dream still alive? mccoughtry, who had 35 points, misses the three-point attempt. dream weaver. one last chance for coco miller. huh-uh. the dream could not fight off the perfect storm, as seattle wins it, 87-84. their second wnba title. >>> to baseball we go. the padres, in first place in the n.l. west, taking on the cards. on the first, matt holliday, taking it up the middle. cards up 1-0. bottom of the sixth. two on for albert pujols. fat albert, hey

mark david chapman told a parole board this month he considered considering johnny carson and elizabethylor. he said the ex-'beatle was more accessible. he was denied parole. notes on his hearing were released thursday. >>> the former president jimmy carter has harsh words for ted kennedy in an upcoming interview. he said the former senator killed his own efforts at health care some 30 years ago. >> the fact is that we would have had sxrensive health care now had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> you blame teddy for the failure. >> exactly. >> health care, his issue. >> exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> carter said he killed the bill out of spite because he didn't want carter to have a major policy success. he called the senator who died last summer irresponsible and abusive all part of his new book. you can see the full interview with the former president this sunday night on "60 minutes" at 7:00, 6:00 smrl straight ahead your friday morning weather forecast n. sports, up and in. ooh, to the face.

. >> mark david rothenberg >> christine anne snygder >> john talignani >> honor elizabeth wainia >> debra jacobs welch [bells toll] >> thank you for the families to reading names and ringing the bells for the high school students for helping. governor, thank you for coming today and in advance for sharing your thoughts and reflections. it's an honor to have you here. but it's also a comfort. you and your entire team in harrisberg have been and continue to be one of our biggest supporters and advocates. i know that you keep your finger on the pulse of all we are doing. you visit us whenever you can and your always ready to jump in whenever we need you. we could not have done this without you so we're honored to have you with us today. please welcome our governor, our partner and our friend. wed wa edward g. rendale. >> good morning. when richard and i first visited this site my first years governor i didn't know what a profound effect it would have on us. >> the pennsylvania legislature could not agree unanimously that today is saturday. [laughter] when flight 93 crossed into pennsylvania,

david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with publisher rich karlgaard, victoria barret, stephane fitch, elizabeth macdonald. >> the problem that cuba has is the problem that u.s. has. the government is smothering the private sector. some government says the federal government isn't the problem. there is only 2 million government employees. if you look at it, 153,000 new civilian employees in the last year at a time when unemployment in the private sector is going up. $1.2 trillion deficit for the first 11 months of the year. somewhere, somehow we have to cut government or we'll strangle ourselves. >> david: i should make a point. cubans are offering the government workers another government job if they leave the one they're in now. but doesn't neil make sense? >> he does. he has got some things right. let's stop and think about this for a second. we have only 2 million federal employees. that's if you subtract out the third that are citizen soldier, department of defense, you are left with one in 230 americans have a government job. healthcare workers, 1 in 3,000. chance to get healthcare job is lower than

david cohen. then he shot his mother and then kill themselves. the doctor is expected to survive. >>> president obama is said to a point elizabeth hollen as a specialsee the creation of a new consumer protection agency. 00 elizabeth warren. >>> today pope benedict will be in london meeting with dignitaries and politicians. dkms yesterday in scotland. >>> metro thought the cards would cost $2 to make, but the actual cost is $3.40. they considered selling the cards at $2.50, but they lose a million dollars. the smartrip cards. >>> a teenage boy was shot before 7:00 last night in hyattsville. two men fled the scene. there's no word on their identities. >>> a deadly crash between an suv and an ambulance on all turrell pike in district heights. this is security videotape that shows the suv seconds before impact. it is on the wrong side of the road and going so fast that you only see a flash as it travels across the screen. for all three people in the suv died on the scene. those in the ambulance survived. >>> nichols does not plan to work for the gray administration should the democratic nominee been. he says he plans to resign at the end of the year to

peterson [bell rings] gene hodley peterson [bell rings] mark david rothenberg [bell rings] christine ann snyder [bell rings] john [bell rings] elizabethcob welch [bell rings] >> we will now hear from our speakers. thank you to the families for ringing the bells and reading the names. gov. rendell, thank you for coming today and thank you in advance for sharing your thoughts and your reflections. it is an honor to have you here. it is also a comfort. you and your entire team in harrisburg have been and continue to be one of our biggest supporters and advocates. i note that you keep your printer on the pulse of all we are doing. you visit us whenever you can't and you are already -- and you're always ready to jump in. we could not do this without you. we are honored to have you with us today. please welcome our governor, our partner, and our friend, governor rendell. [applause] >> good morning. when we first visited the site might first year as governor, i did not know the profound effect it would have on us. i did not know just how important it was that what we do here be done right. provide not only a lasting memorial to a great human

david against goliath. but i've got five rocks and i haven't thrown one yet. >> julie: the accusers say they were teenagers when it happened and police so far are sitting this one out. elizabethside the church in georgia, tonight. hi, elizabeth. >> hey, julie, the pastor spoke carefully this morning when he addressed thousands of members of his congregation and they've been waiting to hear from him allegations came out six days ago on tuesday. what he didn't say is that he was noent. now, he did say that he won't be resigning what he first said at the pulpit and said despite what many people think, he is not lostment he didn't abbicknowledge the four men directly and he says he's not accurately being portrayed in the media, i can at that a listen. >> i have never in my life portrayed myself as a perfect m man. man. but i am not the man that's being portrayed on the television. that's not me. that is not me. . >> reporter: now, julie, he reiterated the comments at a scheduled press conference, it was a few minutes and he didn't accept any questions from the media and he seems to be concerned with the reaction of the congregation and we talk to all of the people who left the 8

peterson [bell rings] gene hodley peterson [bell rings] mark david rothenberg [bell rings] christine ann snyder [bell rings] john [bell rings] elizabethinea [bell rings] debra jacob welch [bell rings] >> we will now hear from our speakers. thank you to the families for ringing the bells and reading the names. gov. rendell, thank you for coming today and thank you in advance for sharing your thoughts and your reflections. it is an honor to have you here. it is also a comfort. you and your entire team in harrisburg have been and continue to be one of our biggest supporters and advocates. i note that you keep your printer on the pulse of all we are doing. you visit us whenever you can't and you are already -- and you're always ready to jump in. we could not do this without you. we are honored to have you with us today. pleaseelcome our governor, our partner, and our friend, governor rendell. [applause] >> good morning. when we first visited the site might first year as governor, i did not know the profound effect it would have on us. i did not know just how important it was that what we do here be done right. provide not only a lasting m