eric mcdonald and i can create 10,000 jobs in the summer, but if our youth are resolving their differences with the point of a gun or the end of a knife those jobs are never going to be available to them. how do we interrupt that violence? i cannot put it all on our police department. they know that and i know that, and we speak the truth to each other. i've never been speeching with the police. it's all about what really works out there and what can they do, and how can they present themselves in the most humane way? i've had those discussions with our law enforcement agencies, whether it's bill silverman or adult probation with wendy stills or the youth programs with karen onion and marie sue scprts running the youth programs or our police chief or our fire chief or any of the numerous other leaders, and they all know they can have the best programs as well, but if the people who are doing the violence aren't reached those programs are half backed. they're not as good. i wouldn't throw them all out, but they're not good enough because people still live in fear in our housing projects, wh

eric mcdonald, the moving spirit behind this initiative today, to all the memorable leaders of the city county of san francisco gathered here, to reverend michael paf pappas serves as the executive director of the interface council, reverend mr. joseph bryant, pastor of cal vory hill and the chairperson of the rainbow push coalition of this region, mr. mayor, ladies and gentlemen, i rise to present the keynote person to speak for this press conference. i think i could best get at the task by doing what i did in elementary school. my teacher called on us invablable to do what they call "show and tell". you don't talk about anything unless you could first show something. it was back in september when i had the privilege of being a delegate at the democratic national convention, and on that monday preceding the convention african-american faith leaders gathered at the historic friendship baptist church of charlotte north carolina. the guest speaker was dr. calvin bust, pastor of the great absiddian church of new york where he succeeded his father as pastor and was the first black from new

martha: it seems like that message, we heard it from tkpo*fz bon mcdonald, from eric cant torques then -- i think in many case democrats have been able to successfully demon mice republicans as being out of touch and not caring about the best outcome for the country on a whole. >> i don't think republicans need any help from democrats to be demon niced. look what happened to mitt romney he had to twist himself into a petition zell to try to appeal to a constituency, try to be something he really wasn't. we never knew what he stood for e. was trying to be whatever he thought the republican party needed to win. martha: which is always a mistake. i honestly believe that both sides really do want the best for the country, they just have very different ways about how you get there. one side believes that the government is the best route to helping people and the other side believes that people on their own sroe hreurgs the best. >> i don't think they always think government is the best way to help people we. have a benign view of government than conservatives. and think government can be a

king was apologizing to thousands of followers and mcdonald's was denying any involvement in the online hack. >>> speaking of hacking, google chairman eric schmidt calls china the world's number one hacker in his new book called "the new digital age." it's due out in april. and in it schmidt says cyber attacks from china are damaging to america's economy. >> another tech heavy hitter is talking. microsoft chairman bill gates is not satisfied with microsoft especially when it comes to cell phones. nonetheless he gave current ceo steve balm aerovote of can ha confidence saying the future looks good for the company that he started. >>> future oyster prices could be decided this week. the owner of the oyster company will be in court this weak to fight a federally imposed order to close the business. if the court does not grant an injunction, drake's bay will have to close by march 15th. some believe that will lead to higher oyster prices, lower quality and impact the environment because the tra transportation needed to import oysters here to the bay area. drake's supplies 40% of california's oysters. >> california's fishing industry appears

eric leverman. welcome to "fox & friends." >> good morning. >> tell me about the new labels. am i going to mcdonald's big mac has this many calories. what kind of labeling in grocery stores. >> consumers come first in the supermarket industry and this regulation will require thousands of items to be labeled in the supermarket. it's going to make it harder to serve consumers. we're going to have to label items on the basis of the whole itemmen. it will have labeled as having 4,000 calories. i don't think this information is helpful to consumers. we also have to keep incredible amounts of paperwork for each items. it's going to make it harder to offer new items and also going to make prices go up for consumers. >> that's because all this -- the cost to the grocery stores will be passed on to us in other words,. >> that's absolutely right. margins in our industry are around 1%, regulations like these, which are increasing prices to consume e. let usda predicted prices will go up 3 to 4%. it's fda overreach. congress did not direct them to regulate supermarkets but they decided to do it. >> we're talking