- let's hear it for mac! [all chanting] mac, mac, mac, mac! mac, mac, mac, mac! mac, mac, mac, mac! mac, mac, mac, mac! - mac, mac, mac, mac! mac, mac, mac, mac, mac! wake up, mac. mac, mac, wake up. - [groaning] - mac, wake up. - what happened? did i do good, charlie? - no, you fell on your face almost immediately, man. - who took the shot? - i took the shot. yeah, i-i missed wide right by, like, a mile. it was terrible. look on the bright side, dude. i think you're gonna be a sports celebrity after all, 'cause they're definitely gonna play that shit on espn. [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show," my name is jon stewart. big show. big, big, big, big, big show. our guests tonight, we have on tonight's program pakistan's former president pervez musharraf. my guess is we'll

. >> lady big mac on twitter. five guys burgers and fries. >> jon: what? five guys is lady big mac? like the quaker oats doing an ad campaign for farina? fine. they got 24 hours to fill. they're just having fun. at least the level of twitter questions is at the preferred choice in chopped meat sandwich chain level. >> we want to know if a politician's private transgressions matter to their public life. >> lady big mac says, "character matters." >> the decision by the president not to go public with the bin laden death photo, what do you think? >> lady big mac wrote us on twitter, "the president is right. we do not need to see pics of obl." >> jon: again with lady big mac. those are not burger-based issues. it's tough to care about her opinion when all i'm thinking about what are the ingredients in a lady big mac. two all-beef patty, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, picked onions on a sesame seed vagina. truth is there are 45 million people on twitter, and i'm only isolating one network getting feedback from lady big mac. i'm sure there's more people out there. >> do you think casey a

(mac sighs) >> it's playing. it's playing. (gunshots) (dennis panting) >> this is the greatest movie i've ever seen. >> are you filming this, ritchie? no. come on, dude. that's-that's bootlegging. i'll get you a copy. don't bootleg. (grunting) (dennis gasps) (frank laughs) >> okay, you want to dance? (frank chuckles) (mumbling) (grunting) (grunts) (gasping) (frank laughs) (gunshots) >> how about a little tainted tap water? >> oh. (grunts) (gasps, electrical popping) >> yes! yes! (laughter) (frank mumbles) (panting) >> great job, rog. >> that's one... fried turkey. (laughter) >> all right. let's get out of here. (sighs) >> we got 'em... baby. >> i miss you, kid. (sighs) (gunshots) (both yelling) (explosive pop) >> ♪ there's a horny dwarf sitting on my floor gonna beat me up... ♪ >> okay. wow. i think that video says more than i ever could. as does that. >> right. >> mm-hmm. so... we're fired, yeah? >> oh, absolutely. >> yeah. >> yeah. > probably never should have been hired in the first place, though, huh? >> mm. >> that was my

that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come into the industry at a better time. new research shows that only a handful of wineries are actually owned by african-americans, yet they make up more than 10% of the nation's wine drinkers, which is exactly why mac and a new generation of winemakers are entering the business and trying to educate others about this special way of life. >> this whole wine industry goes along with farming. i-it's-- it's all about a lifestyle, not--not about money. if you wanna aake money, uh, go off and become a c.e.o. of some company or something, uh, hit it lucky in, uh, vegas or something, but farming is a lifestyle. it's a lifestyle that i greup with in the sticks of texas. it's a lifestyle that i wouldn't give up. >> it's a heartwarming story, because he was really green, and, i mean, he came--like, started later in his career, uh, makin' wine, and, uh--but you could see he just had it in him. he was gonna make--do the best he could, whatever he di-- whatever he--he worked at, and it happened to be-- uh, he's stuck it out this far, an

mac and the auspa. family demonstrate the growth factor that small businesses provide to san francisco. [applause] >> thank you so much. and on behalf of my family, my mom, gerry, my sister, chris, we thank the commission for this recognition and only feel more invigorated to do more business and create more businesses in san francisco. thank you. >> can i add a couple of quick words, please? i want to thank you and acknowledge other small businesses that take risks and open businesses where others don't exist such as, the store on post street, when there was no stores in that area and your store popped up and really invigorated a lot of small micro businesses in that area and you've done the same thing with grant and also in hayes valley so thank you very much for helping trigger growth and activity in the city. thank you. >> we love our city. so thank you all. secretary: commissioners, you are on item no. 7, discussion on possible action to make recommendations on board of supervisors on board of supe

on the one hand you have fannie mae, freddie mac we call it godzilla.ve the banks we call king congress. we want the reader to envision they are looking at downtown tokyo look the at godzilla and king kong battling it out. you have to deal with both and the large institutions. >> jon: when godzilla and king kong are attacked in tokyo is there a regulatory alive that could zap them with a gamma ray? or how do you battle that type of -- it strikes me as, if we're backing them and backing the private mortgage insurers who are we not becoming and how could we as the american public have won in the first place. >> once you made them king÷ú kog and godzilla there's nothing you can do. you have to prevent them from becoming that. >> jon: do you have faith there can be an aggressive streamline, not cumbersome bureaucracy, regulatory regime that could control these things or is it politcally not feasible? >> i don't know about the politics. in the book we have a three-stage plan to get from where we are now to where we want to be. first we stop messing around an

fannie mae and freddie mac. i am impressed with the on- again, off-again nature of this with my colleagues on the house. my republican colleagues in the house talked tough about fannie mae and freddie mac when they were in the minority. when they are in the majority, something happened. they are affected by a strange kind of paralysis. last year when we dealt with this bill in conference, the republicans offered the hensarling bill, as amended. we said it was not germane. we it has been seven months into the session with republicans in the majority. arling is a member of the majority. said. what mr. bauchus we would like a comprehensive bill. can we get a comprehensive bill? i do not think so. republicans in power in the house are much less certain. where are we? i will say i am somewhat embarrassed by this failure of memory, once he became a member of the majority. the gentleman from alabama blamed the obama administration. i feel like humphrey bogart, when it comes to fannie mae and freddie mac, republicans ca

see you around, dennis. - yeah. - mac. - hey, mac, would you mind taking a shot of the three of us for the website? come on, dennis. and would it be okay if you put your hands on top of mine? - sure, yeah. like that? - yes. - okay. - that looks like my hands. - yeah. - for the website! we're lawyers! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] >> jon: hey, everybody. welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we have a very special show, very special guest tonight. medal of honor recipient sergeant first class leroy petry will be joining us on the program tonight. we're honored. we begin tonight, of course, with the looming crisis. as you know, on august 2nd, if america fails to raise the debt ceiling, we default on our debt. people lose the capacity to love. [laughter] and animals lose the capacity to lick their own genitals. that's right. if we don't raise the debt ceiling on august 2nd, man will be sentenced to an eternity of licking our own pet'

i want to talk about fannie mae and freddie mac. i am impressed with the on-again off-again nature of this with my colleagues in the house. my republican colleagues talked tough about fannie mae and freddie mac when they were in the minority but when they are in the majority something happens. they are affected by estranged plurality with responsibility. i say that because last year when we dealt with this in conference the republicans in the house offered the bill -- total abolition of fannie mae and freddie mac with no attention to its success. they said it wasn't germane. almost seven months into this session with republicans in the majority, a member of the majority and subcommittee chairmen haven't offered -- we had a discussion of smaller bills in the wall street journal. said. what mr. bauchus we would like a comprehensive bill. can we get a comprehensive bill? i do not think so. republicans in power in the house are much less certain. where are we? i will say i am somewhat embarrassed by this failure of memory, once he becam

but for nine years mac dane's in monroeville also has been serving dinner.tarting next weekend, that service will end for children under age 6. owner mike vuett says little kids are just too noisy. >> nothing wrong with babies but the fact is you can't control their volume. there may be restaurants that prefer to cater to such things. not here. i think it's the height of being impolite and selfish, and so therefore i instituted a policy. >> there you go. yum! >> reporter: steffi kelly has been going to mac dane's for dinner once a week since her son was born a year ago. now her child will be banned. >> i it was an ignorant decisio. you know, who says that it's 6 you're magically mature enough to eat in a restaurant? >> reporter: customers we polled said kids in the restaurant don't bother them but they support mac dane's right to deny service to them. >> it's up to him. if he thinks they're a problem under 6 i think the patrons should abide by that. >> what did you say? >> out they go if these his determination, yes. out they go. >> i am offended. it's like

fannie mae and freddie mac. i am impressed with the on- again, off-again nature of this with my colleagues on the house. my republican colleagues in the house talked tough about fannie mae and freddie mac when they were in the minority. when they are in the majority, something happened. they are affected by a strange kind of paralysis. last year when we dealt with this bill in conference, the republicans offered the hensarling bill, as amended. we said it was not germane. we it has been seven months into the session with republicans in the majority. arling is a member of the majority. said. what mr. bauchus we would like a comprehensive bill. can we get a comprehensive bill? i do not think so. republicans in power in the house are much less certain. where are we? i will say i am somewhat embarrassed by this failure of memory, once he became a member of the majority. the gentleman from alabama blamed the obama administration. i feel like humphrey bogart, when it comes to fannie mae and freddie mac, republicans ca

. >> we are joined by frank mac from dominion power. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> where the outages concentrated in northern virginia. have you made any more progress since the number 10,000 we reported being out? >> yes, we have. we were hit with high winds and heavy lightning lath night at 6:00. we got up -- lightning last night at 6:00. we got up to as many as 30,000 customers. alexander, fern don, and leesburg primarily. currently there's 6300 customers still out, and we have a lot of severe damage from last night that includes broken poles, and we have crews working through the night, and there's additional crews and contractors coming in this morning. >> in terms of a time line for he is tore ration, what are you -- time line for restoration, what are you looking at? >> we need to replace them. with the contractors and crews coming in, it looks like they will work throughout the rest of the day. we don't have a time line because they are assessing damage. >> mr. mac, your colleagues in potomac have had problems ge

stop an iphone, ipad or mac owner on the street and you get this: >> the diverse range of things that you can do on it is fanstastic. i mean, it's everything i ever needed it for. >> i love my laptop. i can't live without it! >> reporter: that enthusiasm, however, is less evident lately in the performance of apple stock. sure the shares are up a respectable 16% this year to an all-time high, but in the previous two years, when the stock was the apple of wall street's eye, the shares more than tripled. experts say investors today are concerned about leadership at apple, with company founder steve jobs still on medical leave. analyst colin gillis also points to the lack of new gadgets. >> there's a little bit of concern about no new hardware. right? outside of the ipad 2, we did not get a new iphone in june and historically we've gotten one every year in the june timeframe. >> reporter: apple is expected to release a new iphone this fall, and experts say that could put some shine on the shares. in addition, apple seasonally does well in the third and fourth quarters, benefiting from bac

and but for a larry willmore, there may not have been a bernie mac show.s a writing behind the scenes that is the power. >> and i was just going to say historically that, um, social commentary really in comedy, in american comedy in general didn't become important until the late '50s because comedy before that was very polite. no one ruffled the waters. no one did anything to upset the apple cart, the status quo was very important to keep intact. so you had people like, and some of them black comics, but lenny bruce, mort saul and be dick gregory were very important in establishing that kind of critical social humor in this country, and then after they did it, other people came along, and black humorists, particularly richard pryor, combined the rawness with the social commentary. made huge strides. opened it up entirely for people. and the writing is kind of interesting also because they're, blacks have been kept away from writing satirical books. if you look at the literature of african-americans, there were only a few books that even touched on satire u

mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac, all aaa-rated insurers, and federal home loan banks. s&p characterized its targets as "entities with a direct link to, or reliance on, the federal government." >> susie: when it comes to the raising the debt limit, president obama says house republicans have to compromise. he wants them to add tax increases to large spending cuts as part of a balanced package, but house republicans are holding firm and some are refusing to vote for any debt limit increase. darren gersh spoke with one of them, georgia representative tom graves. darren began by asking graves whether there was anything the president could do to win his support for a $2 trillion deficit reduction package. >> the $2 trillion package, talking 'savings over 10, 12, 15 years, but our decrisis is today's problem, so we need today's solutions. so they're talking about long-term cuts, that's not what interests me nor the conservatives in the house of representatives. we want me cuts today, we want that in the short-term solution, then the midterm solution is caps. bring ourselves

fannie mae and freddie mac. i am impressed with the on- again, off-again nature of this with my colleagues on the house. my republican colleagues in the house talked tough about fannie mae and freddie mac when they were in the minority. when they are in the majority, something happened. they are affected by a strange kind of paralysis. last year when we dealt with this bill in conference, the republicans offered the hensarling bill, as amended. we said it was not germane. we it has been seven months into the session with republicans in the majority. arling is a member of the majority. said. what mr. bauchus we would like a comprehensive bill. can we get a comprehensive bill? i do not think so. republicans in power in the house are much less certain. where are we? i will say i am somewhat embarrassed by this failure of memory, once he became a member of the majority. the gentleman from alabama blamed the obama administration. i feel like humphrey bogart, when it comes to fannie mae and freddie mac, republicans ca

successful customized wine country tour operation called "a color of grape," but it was at the urging of mac that he decided to step into the business of making wine as well. in 2004, he released his first vintage, and today his wine is being served in 4-star restaurants all across sacramento, including the popular waterboy restaurant in midtown. >> i started in this business from the education side. i did education seminars and workshops all over the country. um, and as a member of the association of african-american vintners, a couple of the guys says, "you know, you knaw as much about this as we do. why don't you create your own wine?" said, "i don't have the money you all have. heh. and i don't wanna be broke the rest of mx life." and i talked to a couple people. i talked to mac, um, and he said, "i think you can do this, uh, and i'll hep you from the standpoint of providing you counsel if need be, but why don't you do it? why don't you try it?" >> today this group of pioneering men have as much fun educating each other as they do others. >> what kind of sausage we got here, my man? >> w

. >> we will start with the menu the one on the left here is called a chili mac dog a 4- ounce angus dog and put four deep fried macro any and cheese wedges on top that. just like that thank you mar la then move over here to make it really interesting. >> and decadent. >> hit it with more chili on top and then the last item is hot melted cheddar cheese sauce on top of that, and that is the first dog chili mac dog. >> very patriotic. >> i will try the mac and cheese fritter. >> we suggest protective clothing on some of these. >> the next hot dog we will do is called a the barking tall it is a hot smoked sausage, once again we get creative with this we come over to this side, and we put the to pass coonions, sauteed onions, towbars co, red wine vinegar, put that on it and then come over here and put cheese sauce which is a spicy cheese sauce and get things interesting, a little crunch level old frenches potato sticks. >>> which would you consider most patriotic today. >> yours we have a special dog at the end of the day all right next dog called the ugly alligator, and we take a 6-inch

. >>> if you want to lose weight, eat mac and cheese. eat it every day, in fact. a new study found that eating the same food day after day, you may be uninterested in your meals. and cause you to eat less. it's caused meal monotony. the study published in the "american journal of clinical nutrition" found women who ate mac and cheese every day a week took in 100 fewer calories each day. nutritionists say a well-balanced i do wet exercise is still the best -- diet with exercise is still the best way to lose weight. >>> a board of supervisors voted unanimously to strengthen the cell phone operators law, the first law in the nation. it shelved the law last year after threats from the cell phone industry. pressure from the state and environmental groups encouraged the city to put it back on the table. the new law requires cell phone companies to disclose the specific amount of radiation level at the point of sale. health experts believe long-term cell phone use can cause brain tumors. a cell phone's radiation level is known as specific absorption rate, s.a.r. the blac

i think anybody with a mac is going to want to feed their computut to the lion. >> well, lion sells for. it's also available for download from the mac app store. >>> but if you go into a brick and mortar store, make sure it's the real thing. an american blogger in china found several fake stores in one city complete with the same decor and clerks wearing blue t-shirt some of whom do think they actually work for apple. >> exactly the same store. >> attention to detail. >>> coming up next on this friday, what made chicago's temperamental mayor walk out of an interview? >>> and on top of that, divorce drama for the terminator with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. we'll tell you why when we come back. the stronger the rapids, the more we loved it. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself ab

if you buy an apple mac book, you can get a gift card to the mac app stores. a computer costing will $700 or more. are discounts. half of backpacks and the rebate for free highlighters. consumers may spend more than $55 billion on back-to-school shopping. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> the latest release of the harry potter franchise film and not expected to next week. i understand the media has begun in the london. >> lots of harry potter and fans. the series is coming to a close. pre orders of tickets on the u.s. are on fire. the books were big sellers. the final chapter of the film series expected to rake in big bucks. >> thank you. 5:23. six to nine degrees on tv hill. find out what movies are out this weekend. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. with the loss of the shuttle program, do you think the government should continue to invest in manned space flight, or allow it to be privatized? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to

aunque los pequeños se decepcionarán por este cambio en favor de su salud la compañia de comida rápida maccajita feliz son ordenadas pero para la familia de griselda es un premio >>les gusta, pero la comida tiene bastante calorias. >>una vez o dos quizás por mes >>y cadenas de comida rápida han sido acusadas de contribuir a la obesidad infantil >>estamos escuchando a los clientes, incluye papas y manzanas el cambio será papas y manzanas en tamaño pequeño >>y las calorías que vienen actualmente son entre 400 a 600 y bajarán un 20% >>está bien, reduzcan papas y pongan manzanas, para evitar la grasa >>y un vaso de soda equivale a 17 cucharachas de azúcar >>una vez al mes está bien, son niños y se les antoja >>y también bajarán el azucar para el año 2020 dijo la compañia >>y el 2011un grupo de expertos legisladores abordaron temas, se basaron en las tácticas para disciplinar jóvenes por violar reglas en la escuela >>estamos tratando de educar a la gente, siendo severo no necesariamente obtendrás buenoes resultados ,puede ser lo contrario. >>el centro de justicia del centro estatal es una organ

. >> cuando un auto bus se impacto con el golpe la víctima salió proyectada de 52 años kevin mac. >>o y las causas del accidente se investigan. >> en hivanhoe se encontró el cuerpo sin vida antes de que le prendieran fuego. >> no se pudo determinar edad ni raza . >> está identidad no se hará pública hasta que se notifique alos familiares . >> los comerciantes de aockland celebraran las medidas de seguridad en las calles. >> lo que ayudara a resolver crímenes . >> este viernes se termina de instalar el primero de varios sitemas de camaras cámaras:la policía de las vegas detuvo a denisse pichione bajo cargos de poseción y cargar anfetaminas. >> cómo la posesiond e armas. >> la presunta novia de jovany ramírez como sospechosa. >> si está continúa colaborando con agentes de inmigracion inmigración:temen una ola de detenciones y deportaciones. >> por su parte el jefe de policía dijo que los agentes federales deben atacar solo a las pandillas. >> los inmigrantes sin documento podrían permanecer detenidos por un tiempo indefinido. >> la advertencia es . >> es sumamente importante que nuestr

idea mac [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> yeah, that's a great question. actually, and it's a good question in large part because jimmy carter consistently said that harry truman is one of his favorite president is not his favorite president. and i think there is a kind of similarity in style in terms of the kind of sort of commonsensical sort of approach. there is also when they give them how this speech is, those are purely in the setting of an election. harry truman when he actually govern was pretty, in some ways, fairly centrist, pretty compromising, not really as tough as the persona he presented on the campaign trail. in some ways you get into a persona that doesn't capture the entirety, but it's an important part idea mac >> and a second term, absolutely. this isn't going to investigate corruption with the war. absolutely. i think that one of the things about jimmy carter was at his persona, unlike kerry tremens was tied into being an outsider. he would not -- wanting to say about jimmy carter, even amongst the people who dislike him, what they'll

this as well watching, lunch at alito -- whale watching, lunch at colleto, and a mac book.annot choose for you. we have three envelopes that you will each get an opportunity to have, and you can trade these. >> thank you very much. >> the board of education -- and all of the great people who have come out to support the principles, i would like to say that these three principles are the backbone of their community. and what makes them extraordinary leaders is that when you go to their schools, you can see from the children to the parents, and the students involved, a kind of harmony that is unique to their school, and this is what builds great communities, great neighborhoods, and a great city. the united administrators of san francisco -- thank you all for putting yourself on the front lines, every day to make these schools extraordinary. we really appreciate this. thank you. >> carlos, if you can come up and join us, in giving the awards to the school principals. the first of them -- this is jolene washington. [applause] >> the mayor will hold the evnvelope. >> do they lo

. >> reporter: steve hammond says his wife is doing just fine the mac i feel very, very relieved. it was really an ordeal. >> she wanted to insert even after enduring chemotherapy treatment -- to windsurf even after enduring chemotherapy treatments could when -- and when she did not return, he called for help. >> she was not back. >> reporter: she was out on the water for almost 13 hours. ktvu show the rescue as it happened just north of the san mateo bridge. some this video shows the rescue. >> she was a really good spirits. >> reporter: even though she was wearing a wet suit she suffered from mild hypothermia and accession. she says that she does plan to insert again. sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> our news crew just finished an interview with the woman and we will have it tonight at 10:00. >>> rescue crews are searching an area after they got a report that hikers went over the falls. a man who tried to help them also went over could we had video to show you. this trail will remain close as rangers investigate. >>> ever wonder what happens to those weapons confiscated b

did you know that as a member of congress regulating fannie mae and freddie mac he placed one of his gay lovers as a financial analyst at fred -- fannie mae? as a libertarian i have no objection whatsoever to his sexual preferences. i have a serious objection to corruption. we're talking about a deeply, deeply corrupt man his corruption's very nearly destroy the world. another villain is alan greenspan. what character is alan greenspan light? anybody remember dr. robert sadler? kind of a minor character, but a very key character, one of two college professors it was a mentor to young john glat. wind john glat was still a young man he left academia to found the state science institute said that he could do his experiments in physics from a theoretical physics three of the privy support of capitalists and people who pay tuition and things like that. and john glat disowned him, he damn time. now, at the climax when the world finally totally goes down the drain the climactic scene is when the government's having a big star braided his work in physics to create a weapon of mass destructio

you know mac elroy's story, he shot 71 today not that he is still very much in the hunt.a has not had an ace in a couple of years. their ideas, he is even par after 70. tom lewis is an amateur, how about this 820 year-old amateur. r >> we always enjoy this. the audience is to talk back with a man on tv question no. one... >> can the giants hang on for the second half of the season? >> and yes, i would not bet against them, i think first and foremost they have great pitching, and second in that division there is no one that jumps out at you. i think arizona is ok but we will see what happens. if they were in the division with philadelphia or atlanta you'd think they did not have enough heating, but in their division they should be ok. >> and gary, is it the same old oakland a's? >> that was cute. [laughter] >> i am sorry that was cute, it was the first musical accompaniment that we had. yes, it is the same old a's until they get a new stadium that will allow say and to say hey, i will wait for the team to get a good i will come out and enjoy myself at the ballpark and just

but it seems to me that my feeling is maybe that freddie mac is trying to raise its figures and look like it really is helping lots of people who need help by putting through mortgages, by refinancing mortgages like ours. and in the meantime, people like my contractor who really should be being helped by these programs aren't getting the help they need. >> well, i certainly would say that the treasury's program, the hamp program has been an unmitigated disaster from the very outset. it was just badly conceived, it really was almost the worst possible combination of kind of, um, people coming up with an idea of how to not help people is really how it ended up working. bank of america, you know, again, my e-mail box is filled with stories where they do, they lose the paperwork, they don't, you know, allow the modification. there just does not seem to be a real sense either in the private sector or the public sector to make, make a rational, intelligent decision about who should be helped and who should not be helped. and so i just think that the government has done a woeful job. and, a