>> now nate is angering. we have a lot of anger but that's good sometimes. lebron was angry and he won the title. and coming up how life has changed from larry. going from the gm to the director of scouting. he's watching a zillion college games now. we will talk about that next. >> i toll the kids, i was always the kid when i got the ball, i just kind of tucked it and didn't move anywhere and i went from the next year dribble a little bit and shooting, and when i was 8, 9 years old i was a decent player for my age. >> he's turned into a lot more than a decent players. warriors point guard jenkins at a recent scamp for kids. that was at san francisco state. but the camps are going on all over the area this season. they are putting on 18 camps between now and the end of august. to register or find a location near you or you want more information go to warriors.com or call. i keep trying to sneak in one of these camps and they yank me out. you are too old. you are too old. welcome back to "toyota after the game." if you missed it earlier. miami beat o k.c. 121

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controversy in d.c., nates hosting the rays.mpires check the glove of ray's reliever joel peralta for foreign substances. peralta played for the nates in 2010, so maybe they had insider information. umpires find pine tar and he's ejected from the game. as he walks off, he acknowledges his former skipper davey johnson with a tip of the cap. top of the next inning, gamesmanship the rays ask the umps to look at ryan mathews, his hat and glove, laughs it off, don't find anything. rays win the game, though, 5-4. and madden gives a tip of his cap of his own. coming up on "morning joe," republicans go after the president for his handling of the economy, nearly half of all americans polled say they're better off now than when president obama was elected. when we come back, we'll huddle around to watch harry reid respond to a reporter saying, quote, that's a clown question, bro. little context when "way too early" comes right back. we charge everything else... maybe it's time to recharge the human battery. only the beautyrest recharge sl

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nate jones. jesse crain.pick up his eighth save in eight opportunities. that's our miller lite players of the game. totals on game two in this three-game set. our guys five and 10. left seven. billingsly takes the loss 4-5 and credit addison, he has that look with eight saves. a reminder to watch the sox and cubs monday night in game one at u.s. cellular field. joan len and bob. our next wgn white sox telecast will be tuesday night for game two between the sox and the cubs beginning at 6:30 with the white sox warm-up on wg n-tv. chicago white sox baseball in high-definition was brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. so from my partner, steve stone, our director and our producer we have allen leventhal and in the truck so long everybody, stay tuned for wgn ne

i've never seen a hype nated first name before that i can recall. >> wait a minute.ous about mark paul. >> a hype nated first name. >> testifies -- he was married previously. his ex-wife's last anytime was paul. >> how about broken? where did that come from? >> you know what, my feelings are hurt. ask him more about his foreign exotic name. >> it's the high pen that make -- hyphen that makes it exotic. >> i say good day, baltimore. >> i saw the mic didn't come out, so that's good. >> oh, i'm not crazy. i have a show to promote. >> thank you very much. it is franklin and bash on tnt. always watch what's on cbs but tivo them. >> buy, don. >>> stay tuned. we're going to be back with morning traffic and weather right after this. ,,,,,,, >>> 5 minutes until 7:00. here come your updates from sharon and tim. >> a few showers over fort mchenry. they will move out and our next batch will come in late this evening. 78 today. 96 wednesday and thursday, a heat index around 100. 91 on friday and 91 on saturday. now for a check on the roads we send it over to sharon gibala. >>> go

sullivan earlier this month was material nated. the decision infuriated many students and faculty. even the interim president stepped down returning to his old job. today the governor sent a very direct letter to the board of visitors. in fact, he wrote -- i want final action by tuesday. if you fail to do so, i will ask for the resignation of the entire board on wednesday. regardless of your decision, i expect you to make a clear, detailed and unified statement on the future leadership of the university. >>> now to the scandal-plagued d.c. government michael brown, the leader of the council, says ethical clouds are not crippling the city. >> ethics are a big issue in the district and there's a reason why. mayor vincent agree, until a federal criminal investigation for his 2010 compare. kwame brown resigned, pleaded guilty to a crime. but on wamu's politics hour, michael brown, recently chosen second in command, downplayed the ethics cloud in a city that financially is doing well. >> our city is going agreed. do we have clouds? yes. we have to work on them individually. >> they tend

department of state confirms there were americans on board but they do not know how many. >>> a ka nate yap porn actor who became a fugitive in a gruesome murder case has been arrested -- a canadian porn star who became a fugitive in a gruesome murder case has been arrested. the 23-year-old is accused of video taping the murder of the woman and posting it online. he is also accused of mailing the woman's body parts to canadian officials. >>> a man described as the person of interest was taken into custody. they also removed several items from the suspect's vehicle. >>> in tonight's wjz health watch a new study finds the majority of new mothers are not breast-feeding as long as they had planned. teresa garcia reports for wjz. >> reporter: katherine mcneil admits breast-feeding her daughter has not been easy. >> the first month, it hurt so much, even like a cotton t- shirt hurt being against it. >> reporter: she stuck with it but most mothers don't. only 1/3 of them actually met their goals. >> women are more likely to succeed if it was their first pregnancy, they were obese, they were sm

do iing so would dest nate them. the majority on them list on tight fixed in cucomes. increased coste iing leads to increased production. the costs discourage people from receiving necessary health care. the home health co payment for instance, i think is largely ascribed to be used by old sick poor widows. there are other offsets available as well. the over seas operations money. is available to us. and i dislike the notion that we need to increase cost for beneficiaries to fix the payment system. i look forward to your thoughts and for the people eligible for medicare and medicaid. i hope you will address the idea that medicare is going to go broke. the adjustments menecessary to keep medicare alive less than a 3% increase in premiums. age and differences and changes that we have already done. i thank you and i thank again chairman holder for holding this hearing and inviting you back to in form us about the state of medicare. thank you mr. chairman. today we are joined by glen hack hackbar are th the chairman of med pack. he has served for ten years and is appearing

. >> reporter: kawasaki and son nate this afternoon getting ready for cosmic history. >> it's moving. >> it's part of this amazing thing called universe. >> reporter: nate will not be able to see this again until he's 112. >> reporter: amazing. >> reporter: you can see this mid-afternoon spectacle with a simple telescope. >> a small dot. >> reporter: remember project the imagine on paper never look at the sun. venus normally passes above or below the sun. >> only when we get into these perfect alignments will venus be seen across the sun. >> reporter: perfect alignments come twice eight years apart. in 2004 looked like this. there's a very slight dimming and that's exactly how nasa aim scientist spot plants around distant stars. >> the keplar mission has begun to find earth sized plants from their stars. >> reporter: don pettit t will be the first to photograph the event from space. nasa will stream live on the web. a special filter on the telescope will allow people to get a great view from the eye piece. the transit begins tuesday 33:04 3:00 -- 3:04 our time and last six hours. weat

industry leaders are showing that you can improve quality and improve costs in a way that does not ail nate the community. i want to thank you again for rescheduling this round table but i hope provides us with another opopportunity to learn about the best practices that are occurring in the pro vate sector. thank you. mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. i'm pleased to offer our panelists and next the president of humanan and dr. reisman senior vice president of aetna and the ceo of carefirst blue cross and blue shield of maryland and mr. gerald cardozza. doctor why don't you begin? >> you know our custom here. your statements are included in the record. tell it like it s. >> i don't know if your mike is on. these are tricky. is it on now? >> okay. should i start again? >> thank you chairman. ranking member hatch and members of the committee. i'm senior vice president for performance measurement and improvement for blue cross and blue shield of massachusetts. as this committee considers the sgr, i appreciate the opportunity to discuss the payment reform model. the model known as the altern

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco

with two out nate schierholtz grounds out. stranding three runners. a liner to left kerberos throw and scores to give seattle the 2-1 victory. seattle goes to los angeles to play the angels. the linemen and throws out the first pitch with his daughter and his other armed. brandon phillips and fields and an flips the ball to start a double play. the reds win their sixth in a rope. for the a's, they call them the swinging a's, they live up to their neck and lately. they lead the majors in hits and runs scored this month and. it was cocoa day at the coliseum. portola: charges to field it, that led to the padres run. : leaves the game due to an injury. he struck out six in seven innings. bottom of the ninth, try to protect the 2-0 lead. the time run at third base, he struck out to mile weeks the padres when 2-1. for the a's eighth three games at with the dodgers. for tennis keep an eye on him serving at far court. he kicks a wooden board in frustration the board in front of a line judge the board broke and cut the judge's leg. he gets disqualified for his

. >> and there new at 6:00 whoil not be celebrating friday's launch of tesla >>> a nate mayor for passengers on a jet blue flight over the weekend. a mechanical failure caused a plane to lush. violently. one passenger called it four hours of hell. the captain had declared an emergency and returned to las vegas. the plane unable to dump fuel. the pilot had to burn it off three hours. and this flight landed safely. >> yoga enthusists finding peace. >> a retreat in a very unlakely place.

loaded top of the ninth for the giants when out, the strike out of melky cabrera and then with two outs nate schierholtz grounds out to end the threat stranding three runners. bottom of the ninth after two base hits a line drive to right the throw home seattle takes to add of 3 from san francisco. then i'll go to los angeles to play the angels. eli manning throughout the first pitch while caring his daughter in his other arm on fathers day. the reds when they're six generale three-one. the a's have at live up to their nickname they lead the majors in hits and runs scored this month. top of the third, a drug bunt, he feels it but throws it down the right-field line. escalon left the game with an injury likely headed to disabled list. this picture cool down the a's offense. he struck out six. bottom of the ninth and, trying to protect a 2-0 lead. smith's course. in time run at third base. to my week's strikes out the padres when 2-1. next up the a's go to las angeles dodgers. dale earnhardt jr. remains the most popular driver on the circuit willie and his streak of not winning in four years. h

nate therman was there. organizers say events like these are key to keeping them up and running. >> we have a lot of people, still out of work, struggling and this brings in money to keep them going while they are getting back on their feet. >> it raised more than a million dollars over the years. >>> a lot of people excited about the u.s. open. >> that's right. golf and then tennis and start it out with the u.s. open. right here at the olympic club. a lot of great stories. you will see them develop. good story this is. cassey martin, years ago he won the right to use a golf cart because of a permanent leg condition he has. he talked today about his expectations orphqualifying -- after qualifying late to play in this event. >> trying to figure that out. i mean, i said jokingly to make contact, which, you know, is sort of -- i like to make the cut. get paid. i don't get to compete much. i have gone from nothing to the pinnacle of golf. i will give it my a l and see -- it my all and see what it means. if it --

need tuesday night i have to leave earlier after the news because i have to spend extra time with nater his geometry final. >> what a slacker you are. >> listen, for anybody looking to buy jeff a father's day gift. get him socks. he has the best socks collection. >> get lonnie a geometry book. ,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday" everyone. i'm jeff glor. >> we're happy to be on this new morning with you. i'm rebecca jarvis. we're looking at a dangerous problem in the classroom. students illegally taking drugs like adderall and ritalin to get better grades. we'll talk with two doctors about the troubling side effects. >>> are you singled out at work because you're single? we'll talk to a woman who was dumped on lots of extra work because a co-worker had a child at home and she didn't. >> and get this. a whopper of a diet buster. the new bacon sundae. we'll tell about that and other stories when we take you behind the headlines. >> yes, please, thank you. >> really? you're interested? >> i'll take it. >> there might be one for you to try. >>> we want to get you to a m

. >> good evening, my name is janet miers and this is my partner nate mcfadden. we are the neighbor north of this project. we have been in the homeowner for 18 years. this process has been stressful and bewildering. it has been a learning process. it has been a difficult process. we are living in a situation where we have a home next to us that will be doubling in size from a two story building to a four story building. it has a negative impact on our property. we will lose significant light to the interior of are flat. we have an unusual configuration where we have sanded windows that look out onto a light well. -- seven windows that look out onto a light well. we are concerned about the loss of privacy. it has taken us a while to adjust to the fact this is going to go forward. it is overwhelming but we have come to a place where we would like to suggest modifications to lessen the negative impact to our property. if we can approach and provide some plans and the suggestions on how we might -- >> heavy provided them? >> just to give you a flavor, these are three

last night was the pitching between the nates and zimmerman.s backed up with some timely hits and the stingy os defense. let's go to camden yard. this one always brings out some conflicted friendships. we pick it up in the top of the second, and one round to second and cole hamlin, sits out espinoza. j.j. hardy punches one to left. nick johnson scores what would become the game-winning run. the nats will get a shot in the seventh and jesus flores gets a chunk and hearty robs in with his glove in the end and first his offense and now what it will do, showing ups on that one and the nats leave two on. in the end, hamilton improved the 5 and 0 lifetime against the nats and os win 2-1 and mets' manager, davey johnsness on was quick to admit that hamel was just in one of those zones. >> he had to get everything working and he had a low pitch, and i didn't you had it. >> hamel was an unbelievable pitcher. i think he's an ace and one of the best we've seen this year. we have three quaility pitches and 96 mile an hour sinker. he did a great job tonight

president obama backed the democrat, but fearful of al yen nating wisconsinites, he stayed away. as preference shall preferences, they backed obama over romney by nine points. wisconsin could stay in president obama's column in the fall. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> take a look at this, symbolic how high emotions in wisconsin ran over this recall, last night mayor barrett was slapped by one of his own supporters, who thought he conceded to walker too early. >>> elsewhere the death of al qaeda second in command is being called the biggest victory on the war on terror since the death of osama bin laden. u.s. and pakistani officials confirmed a u.s. drone strike in northwest pakistan has killed abu yahya al-libi. the so-called media savvy general leader of al qaeda was captured about a decade ago but later escaped in 2005. the white house called his death a "major blow" to the terror group. >>> nine members of a jury have already been selected for the trial of former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. facing 52 criminal counts for the alleged sexual abuse

following computer cord nates, dr. curry adjusts and aligns his frame.rpenter in a wood shop, begins drilling a tiny hole, the size of a pencil, into mateo's skull. a laser is inserted down to the lesion. but are they in the right place? mateo winds his way back into the mri. >> it's hard to believe that this is brain surgery. >> that's right. >> reporter: in real time, doctors discover they are right on target. the cord connected to the 7-year-old's skull is hooked up to a laser machine. then, fire it up. that orange glow, heat, destroying mateo's lesion. >> we're finished. his epilepsy's gone. it's emotional. i'm choked up. and it's going to be a special molt moment. >> you got it? >> it's done. >> he's okay? >> uh-huh. everything went perfect. >> reporter: a lifetime of misery is just erased in a minute. >> yeah. >> reporter: and dr. curry admits he had help from a friend. >> i think he's how i got there. clearly the force. what a relief. >> cannot even describe how happy i am. >> you're really happy? >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: today, two months la

. >>> a man is under arrest accused of impersons nating a police officer. ron matz is in the news room with all the details. >> reporter: the man found himself on the wrong end of the law. investigators say anthony master attempted to pull over a real off duty cop in prince georgia county. he used the illegal police lights in the windshield. he told him he was a military police officer from louisiana and that the officer was speeding. police say the officer then told master that he had no jurisdiction and the emergency lights were illegal in maryland. master fled but the officer called and called the police and was later arrested. jessica, back to you. >> thank you. mast erer is charged with impersonating a police officer. he has been released from police custody. >>> wall street is trying to turn things around today after a rough thursday. stocks suffered their worst fall this month as bad news about the economy piles up. the number of people applying for unemployment benefits have reached a high. tradeers say the job market is the biggest concern and a re

with melky cabrera out nate schierholtz gets another start.one of the bricks pagan scores it is three nothing giants. seventh inning, welcome back paulo. lines as single, giants beat the rangers a 5-2. there'll sutter and the king's one win away from the first-ever stanley cup, devils will not go away. the kings lose on the road new jersey wins it 2-12 force a gain six and los angeles. i'll have another had to come- from-behind wins but his bid for triple crown and with an injury. >>> union rags, and painter and union rags fighting for the rail, painter union rags has got him union rags in the belmont stakes! >>> the 5-2 shot comes from behind to win the race. maria sharapova a foot taller than her up opponent, their first meeting. the screening stops and the applause is louder, cheryl jova beat her to win her first french open title the 25 year old becomes the 10th woman to win all four grand slams. >>> the most special moment in my career, i never thought this day would come after winning wimbledon at 17, i thought that would be the most inc

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nate schierholtz. he's pretty good. two hits and strikes out three.nd the angels, finding a way to get it done something kind of like that. kendrick morales, with a long home run. and again. back-to-back jacks. that's mark trumbo making it happen. angels win in shutout fashion. 6-0, your final score. >>> want to remind you, tonight, a big night. will the king finally get his ring? the heat and thunder, game five from miami. that's tonight on abc at 9:00 eastern. join us. check it out. >> heat can clinch tonight. >> been a great series. >>> all right. >> if you're a heat fan. >> but the games have been great. >>> a massachusetts woman blaming her gps for steering her on to a golf course. >> patricia mayo drove her buick into a sand trap. she said her navigation system told her to make the wrong turn. that leads you into obscure directions. police say she was drunk. they arrested her. this is her fourth drunk driving offense. police say she had the obvious signs. slurred speech, blood shot eyes and alcohol in the car. thankfully, no one was injured. but

. >>> there is something new under the sun to nate on the planet close -- sun on the planet closest to it. there is a mickey mouse on mercury. it is a picture snapped by the messenger probe. the first satellite to orbit to the nearest neighbor and nasa says it is an accumulation of ancient craters. abc7 is owned by the disney company. >>> all right, let's look at the weather. spencer christian is standing by. >> looking at live doppler 7hd. it is clear and calm on this last night of spring. summer arrives tomorrow. it felt like summer today. here is a sampling of some of the highest temperatures. 91 the highs at fairfield and antioch. we had numerous upper 80s in the other inland locations. right now it is still mild in antioch. 77 degrees and we have mainly 60s in the other inland locations. these are our highlights. we will have another warm day tomorrow as the summer solstice occurs. much cooler weather settles in on thursday which is the first full day of summer. this is a little loop of our close up satellite imagery this afternoon showing what was a batch of coastal clouds being

what they do is basically develop a recipe for let me nate nade or a lemonade product and develop a business and marketing plan for that lemonade and construct a lemonade stand, which will be constructed at the i.n.g. on post and kerney on july 7. this contest is being underwritten by i.n.g. direct and capital one bank. at the conference in san francisco and seven contests across the country. the winning team from this contest and all the other contests will be given a six-day, five-night all expenses paid trip to hawaii to attend a summer camp where they will learn more about starting a business as well as the culture for hawaii and participate in other activitytivities related to that. so the original deadline for this contest was june 14, which is in two days and i know it is a little late, so i've been talking to the capital one bank people to try to extend it for one week so we can have participation from as many kids as possible kmp-12. we're all-inclusive, low income, special needs. it is a free contest. everyone just go online to enter. and we're asking the board for any help and adv

. >>> there is something new under the sun to nate on the planet close -- sun on the planet closest to there is a mickey mouse on mercury. it is a picture snapped by the messenger probe. the first sallite to orbit to the nearest neighbor and nasa says it is an accumulation of ancient craters. abc7 is owned by the disney company. >>> all right, let's look at the weather. spencer christian is standing by. >> looking at live doppler 7hd. it is clear and calm on this last night of spring. summer arrives tomorrow. it felt like summer today. here is a sampling of some of the highest temperatures. 91 the highs at fairfield and antioch. we had numerous upper 80s in the other inlan locations. right now it is still mild in antioch. 77 degrees and we have mainly 60s in the other inland locations. these are our highlights. we will have another warm day tomorrow as the summer solstice occurs. much cooler weather settles in on thursday which is the first full day of summer. this is a little loop of our close up satellite imagery this afternoon showing what was a batch of coastal clouds being swept a

nates hosting the rays.uire umpires check the glove of joel peralta for foreign substances. a great term. peralta played for the nates in 2010 and they had a little insider information about his pitching habits. umpires did find pine tar in peralta's game. ejected from the game. on his way off the field, he tips his cap to davey johnson. well played, well played former manager. top of the next inning a little gamesmanship the rays ask the ump to look at nat's pitcher ryan matthhews hat and glove. nothing there. >> joe maddon gives a tip back. up next mika's must-read opinion pages, al hunt, andrea mitchell, and sam stein in washington. this message. back from the worst economic depression. almost 4.3 million new jobs we're still not creating them president's jobs plan firefighters, police officers, work. right now. wealthiest americans congress refuses to act. tell congress we can't wait. ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we created the luxury crossover and kept turning the page, writing the next ch

also submit evident that sandusky suffers from a rare psychiatric disorder making him overly affect nate. >>> and an emotional display from roger clemens here in the district. a jury acquitted the former major league pitcher on charges he lied to congress in 2000 8 about using performance enhancing drugs. clemens choked up after the verdict. >> i put a lot of hard work into that career. so, again, i appreciate my teammates that kyle in and all the e-mails and phone calls. >> this was the second time prosecutors put clemens on trial for perjury. the first case ended in a mistrial last year. >>> virginia's governor is taking a heat over the plan to move the redskins training camp to richmond. they say the $30 million deal to move the team's training facility out of loudon county next year was done behind their backs. the governor is out of the country but his staff was grilled by lawmakers on the issue. his chief of staff insists some legislators were told of the deal but could not identify which ones. a similar deal was rejected earlier this year by house budget officials. >>> today montg

. >> when joan be nate came through that stadium and ran it so well, people from all over the world werevinced about women's capability. >> reporter: at 65 switzer is training for her 40th marathon with plans to return to boston. when she does, she may still be able to outrun the race director. but this time she'll have competition from more than 10,000 other women who have joined the race. michelle miller, cbs news, new paltz, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the flood emergency in duluth, minnesota. we'll get a live update. >>> prince william turns 30 today. >>> the legendary crosby stills and nash stops by studio 57. >>> that'll do it for the "cbs morning news" this thursday. as always, i appreciate you watching. take care. watching. take care. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a huge fire ripped through a berkeley home this morning forcing residents out into the streets.

. >> my disposable income has been basically completely ill limb nated. >> walker steam rolled the unions, forcing them to accept the cuts without negotiations. anger at that made walker only the third governor in american history to face a recall election. >> i'm offended by it. i hope he loses. >> bill clin tin came to the state to argue walker's tactics were unfair to workers. many voters told us today he did the right thing. >> my income is down 30 to 40%. i work in the private sector. it's tough for everybody. >> walker had to do these cuts? >> wi think so, yeah, 100%. >> campaigning here over the weekend, bill clinton warns if republicans win, they will be emboldened to take on unions across the country. republicans agree, if they win here, wisconsin becomes a model for the nation and rallying point frgt presidential campaign. >> john karl. >>> and speak of the white house. there was a picture that caught our eye of a veteran of the white house today. former first lady, nancy reagan seen today at her husband's grave, sitting quietly on the anniversary of his death. a solitary ritual

. >> that are local connection, thousands of people, total stranger dos nated more than $430,000 to send the grandmother of eight on a vacation and help with her retirement and they are using a bay area start up to do so. indy go-go is facilitating the out pouring. the start up enables people to fund their projects and solicit donations. >> it continues with animal rights advocates protesting outside of a restaurant legally serving the delicacy. the san francisco search from a new york-based supplier. it is banned in california as of july 1st. it used to operate out of a state and tried to get the location a secret for fear of protesters. it is made from the fat in liver of a forced get duck or goose. >> the ducks have a 10-inch metal pipe shopped down their throat or a third of their body weight pumped into their stomach. that's like a 150 pound adult being force fed 50 pounds of pasta. it causes pain and suffering on the ducks. >> restaurant owners dispute the claims saying the ducks have changed the way they are fed. in 2004, governor schwarzenegger banned the sale and production of t