ended up crawling to the back of the mcdonald's.ed downstairs, and i crawled into a closet. >> reporter: the same closet in which wendy flanigan had taken refuge. >>> when we come back -- >> every person i had to hear scream and beg for their life. >> i think i counted about 130 -- 125 to 130 shots that he fired before i lost count. [ p.a. announcer ] announcing america's favorite cereal is now honey nut cheerios! yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey! don't forget me!! honey nut cheerios. make it your favorite too! >>> reporter: on july 18th, 1984 patrons and employees at this mcdonald's in san ysidro, california are easy prey for james huberty, a man on a rampage. >> did you understand what he said in english? >> yeah. he said, "i kill a thousand. i'm going to kill a thousand more." >> reporter: hiding in a tiny utility closet where they had been trapped for almost an hour, wendy flanigan and albert lios, two mcdonald's employees, listen as huberty continues his siege. >> every

when mcdonald's, a huge company, makes changes, the rest follows, but even two weeks ago, jack in the box and ihop and other restaurants announced major changes, as well. i think our grass-roots efforts and parents, public health advocates really have had -- hopefully it will have a global impact, as well. i think mcdonald's is taking a good step, a positive step, and they have acknowledged their role in the growing obesity epidemic among children in our society, and i think that is the key thing, that they are 8 nongenetic their role in the epidemic. i think mcdonald's and the fast companies need to do much, much more to meet these standards as said by national bodies. they need to cut fat, sugar, salt, and calories much, much more, especially in meals that are targeted to children, in which they use toys to lure them to eat an unhealthy option. i'll continue to ask to hold fast food companies accountable for their role in the fast-food epidemic in america. i also wanted to say that 70 years ago, a radio station was founded in san francisco. kalw. i have been a dj at many stations. a

on june 9th jonathan was in the mcdonalds parking lot while a friend went inside to buy food. that's when he was robbed and stabbed by several mail suspects. there was a large group of people in the parking lot because of a music in the park concert and mcdonalds should have done more to provide better security. >>> we are now hearing from the brother of the man suspected of killing himself and his two- year-old daughter. the little girl's mother is to blame. the bodies were found in his car on saturday. autopsy results show the initial cause of death to be carbon monoxide poisoning. madeline was being used in a pawn in a nasty custody dispute and her father freed her. >> i don't justify anyone taking the life of a child. i perceive it more that he saved the child. >>> he received a notice from the courts that her mother had been awarded full custody. he says his brother was a wonderful father that wanted to spend time raising his daughter. >>> the autopsy of the 8-year- old tracy girl that was killed two years ago will never be released for public viewing. her neighbor pleade

but nobody knew that when the officer met a young man at a local mcdonald's. that's where our own lee cowan picks up this story. >> reporter: rarely do surveillance cameras capture the good in people. but on this day, at this san diego mcdonald's, for that police officer, they caught a life's final decent act. >> there is an officer shot. there's an officer shot. >> reporter: just after leaving that mcdonald's, officer jeremy henwood was gunned down just sitting in his patrol car, a crime made even more incomprehensible by the fact he just returned from afghanistan and served two tours in iraq as a u.s. marine. >> i think it goes without saying that jeremy was a great man and a hero to our country. >> reporter: thousands turned out for his memorial service, where there were tales of his bravery and chivalry, but it was the last thing he ever did that summed up the way he lived. >> three minutes before he was killed, he was buying lunch for some little kid he didn't even know. >> reporter: that little kid was 13-year-old damian tinsley, standing behind officer

i'm not good enough for mcdonald's apparently why do you think that is what it what it how do you not able to get a job as a burger flipper or you know i saw it as a nice and you know sweeping floors what do you think is the problem. i think there's just too many applicants because i know that one time i was applying for some position or somebody posted on a craigslist and. i sent him an e-mail and it was just one position that they had open made maybe two i think it was one and they said that they got over like two hundred applicants for that position so so many people i employed that are applying now you see lawmakers and pundits and the president and the united states talking about the unemployment problem talking about jobs all the time especially now they're starting to talk about it again now that the whole debt ceiling debate is over that you're actually living it they get it. i don't think they really do because. they're out there in washington and they don't really. you know they're not like just like everyday people you know suffering and trying to look for work and they don

. >> call 70-year-old david mcdonald quirky, just don't call him to dinner unless it's vegan. no meat whatsoever. the problem came when the cops threw him in jail recently for possession of controlled substances. >> just about a quarter of my body weight. >> the substances were tested and found not to be controlled. the cops released him after 99 days. but during his stay, jail guards refused to accommodate his request for a vegetarian meal plan. you can claim you need to eat vegan for religious reasons, but dave mcdonald is not religious. >> i tried to be precise with them. more powerful and profound than any religious belief. >> so mcdonald said jail officials came together a diet with vegetables and bread. he ended up losing 50-pounds. check out this video of a thicker mcdonald last year when we told you about how he was having to shut down his strange, but popular novelty store after 45 years. he since gained some of the weight back, but he was concerned for his health. >> at 155, i had sticks for arms. i had sunken eyes. i had a prisoner war look that was serious. and the

less of the chance of getting a job at mcdonald's than harvard applicants have of getting in so those are several big issues also to fix but they're very real and they've affected my next guest who hasn't been able to find a job since january of two thousand and nine my next guest is brian fit and he might know a thing or two on the subject he joins us live from long beach california thanks so much for being with us and giving us your personal story. i've been looking. stable work for yes isn't looking to january two thousand and nine and i've just been able to find like little gigs here and there little things but unstable nothing steady so my question to you is just you know in that time two years eight months is a long time how many jobs you save applied to and what kind of jobs and how often i've been applying for everything. lately i haven't really been applying as much but in the beginning i was applying everywhere mcdonald's wall or burger king just anything like i was going out for anything i just want to make some money and i mean i know how to build and repair computers i'm

. >>> a teenager stabbed in the parking lot of a downtown san jose mcdonald's is suing the restaurant owners. 17-year-old jonathan paredis was attacked in the mcdonald's parking lot walking home from a downtown music event on june 9. he tells the media partner mcdonald's was partially liable because they failed to have adequate staffing. five teens were stabbed, two critically. the restaurant declined to comment on the lawsuit. >> this morning, two bart directors calling for a public discussion to set policy on when the agency should cut off cell phone service to the station. last week, they cut it at the civil center station to help protesters from organizing. in a protest on monday, bart did keep the phone system on as the protesters shut down four downtown san francisco stations. the board directors say the cell phone black-out was an overreaction. the protest began after a bart police shot and killed a man they say lunged at them with a knife. . >>> city of sonoma is considering banning pit bulls. councilwoman says she will introduce a proposal to ban pit bulls and other aggressiv

the owner of the mcdonald's have no comment. we should note that so far, no arrests have been made in connection with this brawl. i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >>> 634. can a golf course survive san jose's budget crisis? golfers will have their see this evening in san jose about a plan to sell a golf course to developers. the nine-hole rancho del pueblo opened on the east side 11 years ago offering rounds of golf at budget prices but mayor reed says it costs $2 million a year to operate, can't afford it. the public hearing begins at 6:00 at mayfair community center. if you are a golfer, go and speak your peace. >> even if you can't go there, could be a great day to play golf. >> it is a good day to play golf. kind of an early foggy start. but a good day ahead. >> hardly a bad day to play. inland mostly clear skies in the valleys. mount vaca cam looking good. we have patchy fog elsewhere but that's going to break up nicely today and that means it's going to return to the coast where it should be this time of the yea

. >>> a teenager stabbed in the parking lot of a downtown san jose mcdonald's is suing the restaurant owners. 17-year-old jonathan paredis was attacked in the mcdonald's parking lot walking home from a downtown music event on june 9. he tells the media partner mcdonald's was partially liable because they failed to have adequate staffing. five teens were stabbed, two critically. the restaurant declined to comment on the lawsuit. >> this morning, two bart directors calling for a public discussion to set policy on when the agency should cut off cell phone service to the station. last week, they cut it at the civil center station to help protesters from organizing. in a protest on monday, bart did keep the phone system on as the protesters shut down four downtown san francisco stations. the board directors say the cell phone black-out was an overreaction. the protest began after a bart police shot and killed a man they say lunged at them with a knife. . >>> city of sonoma is considering banning pit bulls. councilwoman says she will introduce a proposal to ban pit bulls and other aggressiv

. >> call 70-year-old david mcdonald quirky, don't call him to dinner unless it's vegan.tsoever. the problem came when the cops threw him in jail recently for possession of controlled substances. >> i lost just about a quarter of my body weight. >> the substances were tested and found not to be controlled. the cops released him after 99 days. but during his day, jail guards refused it accommodate his request for a vegetarian meal plan. you can claim you need to eat vegan for religious reasons, but dave mcdonald is not religious. >> i did try to be very distinct with them. any believe for not hurting animals is more profound than any religious belief. >> jail officials cobbled today a diet of vegetables and bread that had no nutrition. he ended up losing 50-pounds. check out this video of a considerably thicker mcdonald last year when we told you about how he was having to shut down his string, but popular novelty store after 35 years. he since gained some of the weight back, but he was concerned for his health. >> at 155, i had sticks for arms. i had sunken eyes. they wer

bob mcdonald of virginia is there. the great milk toast hope. the moderate-looking, vaguely vice presidential seeming governor of the great commonwealth of virginia. the gop has been marketing him as their counterpoint to president obama since the night of president obama's first state of the union address, when they chose him to deliver the republican party's response after he had been in office less than two weeks. bob mcdonald rose to prominence in virginia as not just a conservative republican, but as a crusading religious right activist. remember he is the guy who wrote his master's thesis at regent university when he was an adult in his mid 30s. his master's thesis about how public policy could be used to punish co-hab taters, fornicators, or bisexuals. they are obviously grooming him for greater things. but bob mcdonald both seems to want to go along with the attempted moderation makeover, but he also can't stop himself from being really not moderate at all. tomorrow, virginia is set to unveil the regulations from its new trap law. new re

mcdonald, i guess is like the godfather of this whole thing, from what i hear. [no audible dialogue] >> so while each man had their own goals going into the group, their successes together have tasted sweeter than they ever could have imagined, which makes sense. after all, how fulfilling are dreams if you can't share them with others? for california country, i'm tracy sellers. >> ♪ this is dedicated to the one i love ♪ >> now he's gonna sing. >> i'm sure glad-- >> where's my backup? >> you? >> i'm sure glad you're in th wine business and not a singer. >> [laughter] >> that concludes today's tour of the best of "@alifornia country." join us next time for more undiscovered treasures from the most fascinating state in the country. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned by the naticnal captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--]

mcdonald's and jindal, i insisted i would get a sign way piano when i finally got some money. i was in a studio apartment now. it was so huge, the piano. i slept on a couch, and i slept under the piano. when i rolled out of bed, it went under the piano. i was very happy every night sleeping under the piano. >> you must really like music. >> i would have to. tavis: you have had so many jingles over your career. >> they come to you and say here is the product. how does that work? >> they give you the lyrics and the melody, and you have to write duquette she is melete and now in 15 second -- to write the catchiest melete -- melody and 15 seconds, and if they like the rest of it, they buy it. for melodic commercials, these days they do not do it. >> what ever happened to melodies in music? >> the drum machine. the drum machines took over. they are making great-sounding records with great grooves, but the song writing took a back seat. >> what are marine -- what are we missing out on with the absence of the melody? >> the melodies seem to have gone to country music country music se

you know, for this 24-hour mcdonald's, only in manhattan do they have 24-sure mcdonald's, normally these doors are open. they never shut them because people are coming here at all hours. today, nobody. but as the morning played out on live television it became pretty obvious the storm was not going to be so bad. at this point, it mostly feels like a rain event at this point as opposed to a powerful wind hurricane. and so today there is a whole lot of arm chair quarterbacking going on. the forecasters did get the path of the storm right but they were, they admit, wrong about the storm's strength. >> if you don't get the wind and the track right, you're not going to get the storm surge right and therefore, likely, always have some overevacuations. >> reporter: all this has also put people like the mayor of new york on the defensive. >> we can't just when a hurricane's coming get out of the way and hope for the best. that's not responsible. >> reporter: though new york city and the other major cities in the northeast were largely spared, there's no question that irene did land some real pun

french fries are sold in mcdonald's, whose founder is ronald mcdonald. ronald. you saw him without his pants on once. [clicks] that's popcorn magnate orville redenbacher. nice. j.d.: we all want to be appreciated for our unique identities. [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] water parks. telemundo. listo, elliot! [speaks in spanish] no! bad dream, baby? no. it was a great dream. what are you listening to? some boring medical lecture. go back to sleep. j.d.: but when we decide to change who we are for someone we love-- man on recording: "cuÁndo es?" what time is it? [whispers] cuándo es? j.d.: we can surprise even ourselves with who we've become. all right, jordan. you win. i miss you guys. [jack giggles] i miss you, too, daddy. jordan, would you like to say the same thing? i would not. she would not. we'll call you tomorrow. will we? nah. no. colonel doctor. i call him that because he looks like that freaky kentucky fried chicken guy. k.f.c. makes cole slaw. coleman slawski-- incidentally, my favorite name ever. that's correct. but

the foreman of this ladder crew is larry mcdonald with the american flag on his back.s the ladder goes up it weighs 550 pounds, takes 10 people with the ropes and can reach a height of six stories the >> to sing the national anthem we are very honored to have andrew bidlock, an adler fellow from the san francisco opera. >> ♪ orgse say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ory the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ oer the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> good afternoon. what an exciting day for san francisco. when we can all come together to be reminded of our traditions and the courage of our first responders. i'm so excited to be here with the fire chief. he's been remembering how the fire department helped us out of the earthquake so

. 17-year-old jonathan paridies was attacked in the mcdonald's parking lot walking home from a downtown music event on june 9. attorney for family tells the media partner "mercury news" the lawsuit claims that mcdonald's was partially liable because they failed to have security or adequate staffing at a time when the restaurant knew large crowds would be gathering in the parking lot. total of five teens were stabbed in the june 9 attack. the restaurant owner declined to comment on the suit. >>> sonoma may consider banning pit bulls altogether. the city council woman joanne sanders will introduce the issue before the council to ban pit bulls and other aggressive breeds in the city. she said she is motivated by last week's attack in pacifica that killed a pregnant woman. they have a law requiring spaying and neutering of certain breeds, as well as registration and insurance requirements and fines for violations. >>> parents and police in san anselmo are warned to be on the look-out for a man who tried to lure two little girls to the car. police say the ips dent happened yesterday afternoo

. >> un latino demandó un local de mcdonald's donde fue apuñalado. >> la querella busca una compensaicónbo de cobre en dis planteles escolares. >>se confirmó que la institución académica ha sido asaltada en 54 ocasiones. >> las autoridades enviaron patrullas adicionales a la zona así como oficiales encubiertos. >> la asambleista susan y gates presentaron un proyecto de ley que busca ampliar la información que se da a la hora de liberar a un preso. >> surgen esfuerzos para que se hgaga más difícil que u reo pueda tener la libertad condicional. >> según el senador supo exactamente qué hacer y qué decir para lograr su libertad condicional. >> deberán tomar en cuenta los crímenes que soliciten tener la libertad condicional. >> los reos se comportan muy distinto cuando están tras las rejhas a cuando están en la cale. >> padres de familia y maestros marcharon, partió de la escuela hacia el distrito. >> alegan que la ciudad tiene los fondos suficientes. >> la idea es obtener pases para los jóvenes, muchos jóvenes a veces no tienen para pagar el pasaje. queremos nosotros gratis para que nuestros

partly with both robert and john paul here and i think this is not really so much a question of mcdonald eyes ocean as the struggle to communicate in the real world by people who actually have a lot of english but i think it's quite right john paul is actually on to something here and saying that people need some guidance as to how to best ploy the limited resources of the language they have to communicate clearly and this is actually something which perhaps native speakers need to learn about as well so it's not entirely just a matter for non-native speakers ok i'll jump all in if then why not just learn english i think i'm going on line with robert was saying and if you want to use english when if you do speak it properly. we should make clear that there are additional b.r.d. would be two kinds of english which gives you access to the culture of the anglo-saxon girls here which is immense very each outstanding going from shakespeare to luck wayne and if you like bill gates so this is very internet if you want to enjoy it if you want to or he'd appreciate all the content you need to re

the smallest group of vintners, one of those being at vision cellars, owned and operated by mac mcdonald. the winery only produces about 2,000 cases of wine, mostly pinot noir, but what thelack in size, they more than make up with in personality, thanks to the man in charge. >> ha ha ha ha ha! how you doin', man? >> i'm doin' great. >> are you havin' a great time >> havin' a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed, but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has never been a oblem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes, but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the african-american community. and i think that it's good for the wine industry. i don't say you have to drink african-american wine. i just want folks to drink wine. you may not like vision cellars phnot noir. that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come int

you can i am worried by the idea that a simplified form of english like that isn't it's a bit like mcdonald is asian it's a packaged version which apparently will give you the satisfaction that you need whereas in the real world. people don't really function like that they negotiate meaning they try to get through and as an educational goal i think they need to be exposed to relinquish as it is used in a whole range of contexts so i'm a bit worried that this is a quick fix in some way whereas learning english you have to be culturally sensitive depending on who you're speaking through which part of the world you are what your goals are it's a much more complex task then what globish claims to be capable of achieving ok david i mean well it's a very good point you know the mcconnell ization of english but that's the trend in the world that everything's getting mcdonnell wise i think john paul's point is that you know if you want to be able to communicate and communicate as best you can and i think if i'm i should we make it clear i should make it where my audience is . this is a this is a ki

children and think that he's broken into these nice little folks who want democracy and freedom and mcdonalds experts warn of a new struggle for power that might emerge between the rebels when cut off his regime is toppled. also humean else says north korea is ready to return to six party talks and bring back the moratorium on nuclear production and testing its follows his meeting with president medvedev in russia. and a major breakthrough in the holocaust case mr gators say they know who ordered the russian journalist murder it falls tuesday's arrest of a man suspected of we're going to ising the killing. is one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me welcome to the program of rebels have stormed down a little colonel gadhafi compound in tripoli after three days of fighting in the lead in capital and here's how it happens. i was like oh my god i mean did. this thing happen when i found this i was like oh my goodness you know i'm having this thing angry crowds there's a dear anger at the portraits in luxuries of the compound while the location of khadafi himself is still not kno

or mcdonald's, profits up 15%. stock price, some call it a bargain, up 6%. and more bright spots outside wall street. today, mortgage rates hit their lowest levels in history. >> we're talking 3%, 4% money right now. absolutely incredible and, the houses are on sale. >> reporter: oh, yeah, and about that hole in the ceiling at ann's house? >> ann, i'm never going to tell you to go into debt for home repairs. save up and pay for it, or you can't afford it. >> reporter: ramsey's recommendation is three to six months in savings and then invest. don't emotionally react to the general gloom of the economy. instead, look critically at individual companies and buy stock in the ones making high profits despite what's going on around us. >> okay, jim, thank you. and, of course, all of this is dogging president obama a l the way to his vacation on martha's vineyard. he's on vacation for the next ten days and critics have said he should not be going away, with so many problems facing this country. the white house answers there's no such thing as real time off from bein

children and think that these rebels are these nice little folks who want democracy and freedom and mcdonalds and experts warn of a new struggle for power that might emerge between the rebels one cut off his regime is toppled. a major breakthrough in a holocaust a case of former senior police official is held in suspicion of masterminding the murder of a prominent russian journalist five years ago. and a leader of the world's most close state comes out into the open north korea's kim jong il visits russia for the first on almost a decade. eight am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. marina josh welcome to the program that rebels have stormed and luda turlock an obvious compound in tripoli after three days of fighting in the libyan capital here's how it happened. oh. oh. oh just killed i'm so jealous of the. thank you but. meanwhile the location of khadafi himself is still not know the recent radio address he said that he's retreat from the compound was a tactical move and promised just. to the death some broken down forces continue their armed resistance with reports suggesting they

. >> hasta mcdonald's y no. >> ella piensa que las posibilidades de encontrar trabajo en california son con un alto desempleo, esta en el segundo de la lista, primero para nevada, que esta en 12 por ciento. >> de acuerdo al departamento del trabajo, la tasa de desempleo disminuyo tres decimas, en california ese número es aún peor. >> debido a las altas cifras el funcionario dice que la capacitacion son cruciales para poder encontrar empleo . >> además de acuerdo el departamento de trabajo, se tienen que generar empleos cada mes . >> una mujer mayor y otra de 60 sufrieron quemaduras en un incendio en la calle jackson, comenzó en una de las recamaras por un cigarrillo. >> al regresar... . >> veremos que hacen las autoridades de san francisco para cobrarle a los peatones en la ciudad . >> (♪ ♪ )n. >> esta es la razón por la cual inician esta campaña-. >> ¿qué tan peligrosas son las calles de san francisco para los peatones y ciclistas?. >> tenemos este incidente del chico que fue atropellado por un vehículo, tenemos una adolescente que fue atropellada en bicicleta. >> hoy es el primer día

more mcdonald's. more starbucks.gs created by americans that the chinese want. >> well, we live in a global society. and that global society, i don't put a label on. i think the opportunities that the private enterprise has to extend the brand in their business to the people who are buying the product. but i think you bring up a subject that i think is important. great companies that build an enduring brand have an emotional relationship with customers that has no barrier. and that emotional relationship is on the most important characteristic which is trust. and if you bring that back to america, i think whether you are democrat or republican, i think most people would say that for whatever reason -- and there are many -- that we have fractured the trust that we used to have in government. i believe that can be restored. and once it is restored because of people doing the right thing, we get back to doing the work of representing the people the right way. but the problem we have right now is that we have, for whatev

meanwhile, the officer's mike picks up the action inside the mcdonald's. >> it was only a matter of timeas going to get caught in that storage room whether he had locked it or not. >> open this [ bleep ] door. open this [ bleep ] door. you better [ bleep ] open it because i have the cavalry coming. >> the cavalry comes in the form of officer silver. >> where is my partner? where is the suspect? >> you better come quietly. >> the limo owner frantically watches the action from the outside. >> all of a sudden, i saw him grab a chair and then he was trying to smash the window. >> the window actually broke. he went through the window. >> i see this guy dive through this plate glass window at mcdonald's shirtless, all caught up. at the point i'm thinking this guy is pretty crazy. >> the two officers and gambino give chase as the suspect bolts back toward the limo. to everyone's shock, he dives into the back seat. >> at the time there was nobody in the limo. there's no driver. it's my initial instinct was he was possibly going for a weapon or something. >> not taking any chances, his men blast

you look at mcdonald's, any of these companies. i went to shanghai recently. full of super stores. 3,000 stores throughout china. it seems to me there are certain times of american business leaders who get this and who are aggressively taking their products made here or their products taken over there and made there into china and selling them to the chinese. there are lots of other businesses standing back saying this is all too scary. they're the enemy. we can't help them. that has to be wrong. the answer has to be america having more apples, more mcdonald's, more starbucks, more things created by americans that the kmochinese want. >> well, we live in a global society. that global society, i don't put a label on. i think the opportunities that private enterprise has to extend the brand and their business to the people who are buying the product. but i think you bring up a subject that i think is important. great companies that build an enduring brand have an emotional relationship with customers that has no barrier. that emotional relationship is on the most important characteri

governor mcdonald, thank you for joining us today. appreciate it. >> thank you for your coverage, thomas. appreciate it. >> absolutely. now we're waiting for president obama to make a statement on hurricane irene. he is scheduled to speak at 11:30 eastern time from martha's vineyard where he's been on vacation with his family. the island off massachusetts also on the path of hurricane irene. kristen welker joins us now to talk more about what we can expect from the president. president obama keeping a watchful eye on what this means for everybody on the eastern seaboard. >> that's right. when president obama speaks, we expect him to reiterate the importance of heeding the advice of state and local officials, particularly if you have been asked to evacuate. the president has been briefed regularly on irene, including just this morning and we have a photo of the president being briefed by fema administrator craig fugate and dhs secretary janet napolitano and chief of staff bill daly. administrator fugate, according to white house offici

non-emergency numbers available on that website if they need help for something else. >> governor mcdonald, regarding the power situation, dominion virginia power, i think, reports 114,000 customers at this point without power. and irene is going to make a major impact up and down the east coast in terms of people losing electricity. so how are we coordinating the response when this storm finally blows out and it's safe to go out and work on those lines? are we going to need a lot of help from other crews out of state and what is your role in trying to get that all together? >> we've been in constant contact with dominion. they're actually here in the operations center. they are in virginia beach at the operations center. i went to virginia beach, norfolk and hampton yesterday. they are regularly in touch with dominion and the other co-ops that serve the region. we're expecting far more than the 114,000 or so reported. it's actually up to about 150,000 as of noon. the problem is, of course, north carolina and maryland and other neighboring states are going to have their own problems. so we

i've tried mcdonald's they're not hiring people didn't realize donald was going to save this country when the crisis that we are in so they need to wake up and look around them and realize that it's coming to their doorstep and starting to. help with job actors now because we've been out of the economy for so long the bottom line is the lifeline. i'm going to go home if i don't get a job benefits or just a temporary in in order to help us move the turns and they're ignoring the fact of the matter is now they're just adding more ninety nine years to our ninety nine or numbers we don't want more people going home with us to being running center city as the shelters are full or the funding cuts out we want aleutian and they're not even there they're discussing everything else that is not the crisis in this country you're right they're not discussing them as we've watched them be in this back and forth struggle for months over the deficit which most americans if you look at polls don't think that's the biggest problem we have right now it is about jobs so do you feel forgotten by or lawm