they were like, "south park is still a cutting-edge show. and that's--that's what's so hard for matt and i, is, we've got this job after, you know, almost 4 1/2 years of doing this show, of trying to stay on the edge. and we don't want, you know, south park to be-- just sort of twiddle away and become just a cutesy little show, you know? and that's why we'll always do it ourselves. you know, but it's such a challenge to--to constantly push it, which is why there is this dynamic, you know? you would never see the simpsons ripping on subway sandwiches, ripping on that whole-- you would just-- that, to me, is what differentiates south park from a lot of the other shows, is that-- you can be edgy in many different ways. and one of them is in this way of, "oh, my god, "they have this--they're even-- subway does commercials on there and here they are taking the piss out of subway." i was struck when you said, "let us do it," because you guys have got tremendous clout. and yet you're not able to carve out a contract that says, you know, "we can cal

this is part of the people that live down there and south park. we would like to -- that will not be hassled with the parking down there or hassled by the police officers down there. we tried to go by the rules and regulations that were submitted. as a matter of fact, this is not the first time we have been having problems down there. from last year and compared to this year, the price that we have to pay is out rages. most of the people have been born and raised here. we have federal government workers and law enforcement workers who have anticipated. this is the 30-year anniversary that has been going on. we have been going on since i was a child from 1967. during that time, we raised funds. we want to try to make the point so that we can be here today. thank you. >> hello. as mr. walker said, i am a senior former resident of south park community. that is something that we have. this is a picture of the old south park. these are pictures -- these are our ancestors. i have raised the kids, i have grandkids. this is my mother. this is where the oth

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what did you have to lose to get south park in the theaters? well, we ended up--every time they said, "cut this," we would put something back in that was worse. (parker) they made the movie worse. there's no question. they made that movie raunchier and raunchier. and here's the fascinating thing. here's what it all came down to. so now we're a week away. we're a week away from the movie coming out, and it's still an nc-17. you know, we've done this give and take, but we really kept just making it worse and worse, 'cause they just made us angry. and, um, finally, scott rudin, the producer from paramount-- (stone) there was one joke. i can't remember what it was. and we called up and said, we are not cutting this joke. i don't care; i don't know what we're going to do, but that's just too bad. and then scott rudin, he's like, "okay, i'll call you." scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling th

small country in the middle if you're up there says my model we vulnerable because we're a small south park many times in history we have experienced a bell you that freedom and democracy. we are difficult to gain and easy to lose our disclosure whether the government is if we have something here that is part of a large defense system connected to significant defense conflicts like nato and to superpower like the united states with whom the czech republic and schickel still back here have only had the best of experiences and our safety will be ensured like never before in history that is why this is the main point. was the us because did you receive any feedback from the white house from president bush but the song you give me last year about a woman who was around her now do you know that it was just a little thing. about that except for an interview with a native he's i don't remember ever again and back to it because of his account of it or about. what did the aide say and good she liked it and it wasn't on. us and this is pretty crazy. this is a child. after a bomb attack on kamu. we wa

so as we've been discussing this week, i chatted with chris wallace sunday about "south park," presidentbama, and i may have during the interview mentioned that fox news viewers are "the most consistently misinformed media viewers," the most consistently misinformed. as it turns out, i was misinformed. which should not have been surprising, because i do watch a lot of fox news. dammit! i did it again. wait. [applause] don't applaud my ignorance. politifact, the non-partisan fact-checking guy or guys or girl, thoroughly researched my state, and they found that while in two of the news survey, fox news viewers scored the lowest, in other polls they were merely near the bottom. [laughter] some of fox news individual shows scored as more informed of let's say viewers of, i don't know, this show. so thanks for fact [bleeped] me, stoners. get a job! [applause] we can't all teach world history. anyway, ultimately politifact declared my statement false. i defer to their judgment, and i apologize for my mistake. to not do so would be irresponsible. if i were to continue to make such mistakes and

we are showing an episode from family guy, from south park, and from the simpsons. we are calling it a glorious night of collective laughter. and we have a special guest, mike rees, who is a producer and writer for the simpsons. he is also the creator of it on my -- also a series called the critic that is no longer on tv, but it's very amazing. he also wrote this year's trailer, which is going to be with that character. >> joshua, when you are looking at the film festival and deciding what films to bring to the public, can you give us a sense of actually what you do to get to actually the choice of the catalog? >> sure. we have a submission process where filmmakers submit their films. in addition to that, we go to other film festivals. we are just always looking at finding the strongest films with jewish content that are out there. as we are doing that, things could eventually develop. those are the ones we talk about. we have many films from poland. that was just a really nice surprise. with kurt douglas, we have also dug up an old classic that i think many people

episodes of jewish cartoon characters including crusty the clown from simpson and an episode from south parkalled passion of the jew. these are amazing episodes iconic episodes of jewish characters or jewish themes and mike reece the producer of the simpsons is going to be sharing some of his anecdotes from lives in the trenches. that's july 25 on monday. >> i'm glad you covered that and that by the way we should say in case we don't get to any more than that is a tribute to you. i know you too modest to say so. so now the themes, poland and the jews. why poland and the jews? >> interesting films bubble up both feature films as well as documentaries on poland's troubles and challenging and very now kind of revived relationship with its jewish population. not just historical films. we have contemporary documentaries as well. one special one is enter ps film called little rose which is espionage thriller like the lives of others. takes place in the 60s. not during the holocaust years and it's about the pernlgs that happened during the cold war of jewish intellectuals. really fascinating. we ha

but that's a conversation -- >> just a couple of other points is that the "south park" district which is not in the western soma task force plan, they would not be able to to -- be able to apply for a permit and also the s.l.i. area that's out of this proposed -- this area of western s of course msks a task force area which is 3rd street, 4th street, that particular area where 25 loss orson, those businesses they would not be able to apply for a permit. >> right. thank you. >> yes? joseph. >> so i guess my question to this -- it's clear that you say no d.j.'s so no dance clubs would come of this at all, correct? >> i heard the first part. >> no d.j.'s. >> correct. it's no d.j.'s it's live music. i just want to bring to -- to -- to light to my commissioners, we had just two examples. we had catch restaurant on market street that had a piano player for years and now that space where the piano was which is above is empty because they can't -- they just couldn't afford to do it with the permit. but they did have a piano player. and then the revolution cafe, i don't know if commissioners -

i'm not surprised that easy for what sort of pork in the internet eyeballed the sources or the south park. that could do things well i don't know of this need but i think that's pretty close to the. and this is just the first use of them. and then waiting for next turns and i think i'm afraid that ducking the future confrontations need to confront three sions between countries unfortunately have still have it i'm afraid. and bluster war for additional military forces there will be a cyber military attacks. that makes our me even more and they're worse and more but on the roads how do you respond to that. it's not our job to protect contras our job you support the importance i would drop of the computers on the bio forms but we can advise governments and water he needs to do because of this is a proper protection for industrial system so our communications or government sources i think. the rights we use to introduce me to the security to standards to the industrial systems critical in frustration. from patients systems and foothills which is really critical for the national security for t

get julian's of dollars for a small aircraft fees and taxes russia doesn't get the south park or the fear of current regulations are in chaos is a mess we're losing around one hundred billion rubles and your your. over the over many pilots like what's up with this year's one air show are optimistic a build for it's a girl chrissie and a lot of pretty much the modeling the new deal was just the first time he stepped in the rest of the goods it could have us but eventually we learn to fly again russia's small aviation enthusiasts fuel the bureaucracy served only to clip their week's no hopes on high of seeing blue sky over the horizon to the spolsky are to cross the bridge. but it's not just the aviators reaching for the heights of course either looking ahead to the next hour or so here on our t.v. tonight in a sport case called these incredible pictures of a russian two time olympic gold champ in concrete no most lethal live in the world at the cup also the mesa addition of moscow out as well coming up for exploring some pages per tonight and say it's here now to see of course from mo

one of the largest fireworks displays was at the south side park in vienna. >> in fairfax county, a lot of people came out for their annual celebration. it was a busy day of activities. hundreds of people enjoy the annual parade. >> to the south at this bright display over the centennial olympic park in atlanta -- look at this bright display over the centennial olympic park in atlanta. it featured a former "american idol" runner-up. >> the night turned violent in baltimore's inner harbor. a young boy was stabbed three or four times during the festivities. his condition is not known at this hour. we will keep you posted. >>> breaking news -- a man is fighting for his life after nearly drowning. he went under in gunners lake in germantown. ben eisler has elitist -- has the latest. >> the 38-year-old remains on a respirator here at shady grove hospital. dam it you would not think of the waters as being dangerous -- >> you would not think of these kinds of waters as being dangerous. >> the alluring waters of gunners lake -- tonight folks are reconciling the beauty with pain. >> at is just t

conservative through and through, he loves janis joplin, has figures from the adult animation series "south park" on his book shelves and dabbles in improv comedy. >> when you play miniature golf, do they know? >> reporter: a powerful gop leaders, act on sensitive budget issues unless he signed off. every wednesday norquist convene as meeting here, a prominent republicans, political activists and gop operatives to plan strategies. if someone think answer breaking the pledge he likes to remind them of president george h.w. bush. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> a lot of people were angry he broke his promise. >> reporter: in the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations one point of debate is whether toaise taxes in tandem with government cuts. norquist is quick to remind republican lawmakers of their promises. here is a wall of republicans who went astray. >> people who voted for tax increases. down below, points which were defeated in the next election. >> reporter: his position, power and ego sparked outrage by some on the other side of the political aisle. michael etlinger with the center for americ

the giants were at at&t park south tonight. park was filled with orange and it sowbdzed like a giants -- sounded like a giants home game. the giants fans in force in san diego. i got it, i got it. i ain't got it. tough play to catch a ball with your cap. no one is catching this one. here it comes. there it goes. cody ross smokes it off mosley in the second. a solo blast. it is 7-0g-men. padres two on and two out and kyle philips drills this one deep to center. have no fear, torres is here at the wall and saves a pair of runs. timmy goes six innings and allowed a run and gets the win. torres in the field and torres with the bat and going it is other way for a double. the giants beat the padres 6-1. pablo sandoval's hit streak ends at 22. a's and angels and that's burt reynolds, sly stallone and ronald reagan. mr. president. weeks up the middle against heron. 1-0a's. two outs and josh welling ham and he has clout. deep to left and gone. his 12th of the year. the angels cut the lead to 4-3. matsui with a little insurance. a base h

to the south, takoma park and then dc. officers from all of those jurisdictions are out and about making sure that no one is driving drunk and it's not just here. >> this traffic stop on 495 near tyson's corner is one of hundreds that police officers will be making over the fourth of july weekend. >> we have a lot of people out tonight doing dwi enforcement. >> 62 officers from multiple jurisdictions will be saturating highways and roads instead of setting up check points. >> it's a little more difficult to detect as many drunk drivers. we feel like saturation patrol is much more effective. >> you can cover more. >> gives you much more mobility. you can look at several cars, you can move around to different locations. >> police say alcohol sales always spike over the fourth of july weekend. and some people will choose to drink and drive. >> in the district, one accident has always claimed three lives after a speeding car lost control, flipped several times, and crashed into two trees around 2:00 a.m. at oxen run park. the

a 13-year-old boy who was repeatedly stabbed in a south bay park. tonight, though, he's back at home in san jose. his identity is hidden, but his story is revealing. we bring in nbc's george kiriyama who joins us from san jose with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area news. george? >> reporter: raj, what a story it is. he and his father shared their thoughts and feelings about what happened and we are not showing their faces to protect their identities. >> i got stabbed in the back and i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: these wounds show how this 13-year-old boy came so close to death. >> just happy to be here. >> reporter: the teen says he was walking in south san jose monday when two other teenage boys asked him to come over. >> they asked me if i banged. i told them no. >> reporter: the two other boying then attacked him. >> he punched me and he tried again and then i swung at him. his friend from behind hit me in the head. >> reporter: he said he thought he was going to kick, instead he was stabbed several times. >> the first two time

south bay, we have 83 degrees in san jose to 86 in saratoga. a lot of low to mid-80s there. millbrae and san mateo and low 80s from redwood city menlo parkrough the peninsula. the clouds and low to mid-60s. sun set, 63 degrees today. downtown south san francisco, stuck in the upper 50s and more sunshine, upper 70s to mid-80s in the north bay valleys. look at that, 98.degrees today. about 30-35 degrees cooler at your beaches. 70 in berkeley the cool spot to 82 in fremont. we'll barely get to 90 in dublin and walnut creek to mid 90s around antioch. brentwood and livermore. same thing for morgan hill. down to 72 in watsonville and 68 in monterey. heading to the a's game, twins are in town and there is a fireworks show. two teams that are below expectations. 65 dropping down to 60. tonight's temperatures in the 50s. antioch the exception at 62. some drizzle possible along the coast. noticed how far to the north the jetstream is. look what is rounding the high pressure. warm air and sometimes it will push temperatures in the inland areas low to mid on the's. then we'll stay in the low to mid 90s in the rest of the forecast. at the coast, main

so the south side of the sunset is called the park side. i think it would be closer to golden gate park, but it was sort of a realty bargaining scheme because it was mostly sand dunes. the first announcement was that it was much warmer than you would imagine. it is beautiful. there are trees. you could get away from the wind. it is sunny. they were just trying to make it sound good. >> there was a row house down there -- there is still a row house down there. >> you could rent that for your wedding. the boss of san francisco, who was dethroned after the earthquake, he was arrested. they tracked it down there. he was hiding out. >> was it still county land at that time? >> city lead. >> this is after it was subdivided into standard lots? >> they are big. anyone who live there, you might have a backyard twice as long as your house. smaller home builders started taking root with larger ones. a lot of times, it was like this. a guy would buy a couple of lots and essentially build two houses and tried to sell them. or live in one. they did that

. >>> it is a devastating sight in south african national parks, dead rhiceros on their patrols. some 200 have been killed this year of the rhone. it poachers' what the animals for their horns, which are wanted for their money. >> the rhinoceros head is in the store room. the museum director still cannot believe that the thieves ripped off the horn. the white mark is all that remains on the wall. >> two weeks ago, there was the head of a rhino there. when the attendant went to close the museum, she noticed somebody hanging on the head, their arms around the horn. he tore off the horn and ran for the exit, spurring everyone in his way with teargas. -- spraying everyone and his way with tear gas. >> the thieves left by the stairs where he was challenged. outside, his accomplice was waiting in the getaway car. >> an intern tried to stop him and to students got hit by teargas. >> luckily, the police managed to capture the suspects. the museum regained the horn and promptly stowed away in safekeeping. >> a horn like that is worth 25,000, 30,000 euros perkier kilo. this would be worth

at&t park south. n diego but so many giant fans there it seems like a giants home game. so loud. fans khering for the giants. out in force in san diego i got it i got it i ain't got it. tough play trying to make the catch with the cap. no one will catch this one either. here it comes. there it goes. ross off in the second. in and out a flash. ross with the fvl bottom of 4. 2-1. padres 2 on 2 out. tim offering deep to center. back of the track and up against the wall. to save a pair of runs. torrez with bat as well here in the seventh. going the other way. double one of the 3 hits. aaron roens scores. giants up 5-1 and rate now it is 6-1 giants and they are in the 9th. a and angel from left to right burt reynold sly and ronald reagan that is quality right there bottom 3. scoreless. week back up the middle against former a dan. kurt scores. later. willing ham he has clout. keep to lef left. lands in the sec deck. 2 run shot. 3 nothing a's. tl stretch it out to 4 zip. halo rally in the sixth. mike trout s

conservative through and through, he loves janice joplin, has figures from the adult animation series "south parkk shelves and dabbles in improv comedy. >> when midgets play miniature golf, do they know? >> reporter: norquist also has the ear of powerful gop leaders who often won't act on sensitive budget issues unless he has signed off. every wednesday, norquist convenes a meeting here of prominent republicans, political activists and gop operatives to plan strategies. if someone thinks about breaking the pledge, he likes to remind them of president george h.w. bush. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> the american people are very angry that he'd broken his commitment. he had a very successful presidency except for the tax increase. >> reporter: in the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations, one point of debate is whether to raise taxes in tandem with government cuts. norquist is quick to remind republican lawmakers of their promise. here is a wall of republicans who went astray. >> these are people who voted for tax increases and down below in blue it points out which ones were defeated in the next el

you can see the particular cell of concern south east of severna park. we could have damaging wind gusts in the storm cells. again, the main concern for most of us watching is the possibility for flash flooding. there's a delayed effect in terms of the run off from the showers and storms. that's pretty nasty and wild looking. that's the line of storm cells. it will continue to clear from the west to east. >>> take a look live downtown. we'll have a tough commute on the evening. when it rains lightly, it slows everything down. it will be raining hard around most of baltimore. winds from the north at 10 as the front pushes in. as we time lapse this over baltimore, the downpours are coming in and dousing the camera over. then, that's the storm coming in. we have wet, unsettled weather. then, the storms roll in here into the afternoon. it's tough to even see here. 1.72 inches in cockeysville and millersville, 2.74 inches of rain. the big thing here, even up at churchville, it's come down in a matter of a few hours here. that's why we have the period of run o

some of the journalism is very funny in a very ranchy body sort of fashion like 1930s south park version. hemingway always poking fun at political correctness, at the wealthy, at the kind of actually class that we often see pj o'rock representing, you know, the business-suited ones. so i certainly wouldn't go along with that evaluation. it's easy to belittle, man catches fish, gets to be truthful. that's the plot of moby dick as well. you just have to be a little bit more sympathetic to the author's projects. >> linda miller? >> well, there's several things i could respond to that but i'll pick out just a couple pithy points. the first, i think, we have to remember hemingway was an experter and people tend to box him into a hemingway style. well, what is that hemingway style? he tried to do a lot of different things throughout his career and people didn't always warm to what he did because they were expecting something else. but the second thing, i think, the point about hemingway's female characters, that's kind of a stereotype and i really question and i might question o'rourke how muc

in a south beach parking garage not far from versace's mansion they found some clothe stuffed urn a red chevy pickup truck. the vehicle is traced back to william reese the new jersey man believed to have been murdered by andrew cunanan. >> that was just found within the last 24 hours. that links cunanan to the murder scenes and so many places and has fut evidence linking him to it. it was we felt a key piece of evidence. >> inside the vehicle investigators find a reseptember indicating the truck had been parked in the garage since june 10th. they also find cunanan's passport and several items belonging to chicago murder victim lee miglin. after receiving a tip from an eye witness police descend on the normandy hotel and search the room where cunanan is believed to be staying. he appears to already be gone. >> we were surprised at how many places he seemed to turn up. it was a matter of time before they would track him down. the question was were they going to catch him before he killed somebody. >> we were all trying to piece together this puzzle of what was cunanan, why would he kill v

what burglars took from a south bay park.ose stories and more for you come up in one hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. mr. beall is here with all the sports. big news for the giants. >> thinks a bold step. didn't really show much tonight but carlos beltran the outfielder has join the giants sick time all star acquire in a trade with the mets. held news conference before tonight game in philadelphia. and beltran thoughs his hot bat is something the giants desperately need. >> i'm happy to be here. enjoy my time. i'm glad to be part of the team we already have something going for them. >> we lost to really good hitters and to have one of the elite players of the game in offensive players made sense for us and it's a great fit. >> giants phillies series finale beltran bast third playing right field. sandoval klein and cleaning up nicely. on kyle. deep to left and tim after about with the flu back on the mound and dealing. gets chase dudley right there. struck out 6 in 6 scoreless frames. 2 strike out but making presence

we're standing in erickson park where it happened in south san jose near the expressway. look for yourself, a well kept, well manicured park, nice swing set, playground. off in the distance, nice homes, a cul-de-sac, certainly a safe area, seems to be. it was here monday evening after 5:30 when san jose police say a 13-year-old boy walking his dog when teen boys approached him. they asked him if he was in a gang. he said no. the teen began punching him and stabbed him in the back several times. at least a couple neighbors heard the commotion. one man who didn't want to be identified actually chased down the suspects and talked to us about what he saw. >> i yelled at them, hey, knock it off. that's when i saw the knife come out. and i saw the stabbing. >> he was down on the ground. he said oh, my gosh, i've been stabbed. am i going to die? >> reporter: so answer that question, no, the boy is going to be fine. he's recovering at valley medical center. the family tells us his kidneys were punctured but he'll be released in a couple days. good news there. three people are in

he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and the evenings. one of the favorite places is up by the upper reservoir because dogs get to go swim. it's extremely popular. many fights in the city, as you know, about dogs in parks. we have 317 acres and god knows there's plenty of room for both of us. man and his best friend. early in the morning people before they go to work will walk their dogs or go on a jog themselves with their dogs. joggers love the park, there's 7 miles of hiking trails and there's off trail paths that hikers can take. all the recreational areas are heavily used on weekends. we have the group picnic area which should accommodate 200 people, tenni

in a very raunchy, bawdy fashion, a little bit of 1930's south park version.emmingway also poking fun at political correctness, at the wealthy, at the kind of, actually, class that we often see p.j. ow orourke representin, the business-suited ones. i wouldn't go along with that evaluation. it's easy to belittle things. "man catches fish," well that's the plot of moby dick, as well. you have to be more sympathetic to the author's project than that. >> linda miller? >> well, there are several things i could respond to, but i will pick a couple of plithy points. i think we have to remember that hemmingway was an experimenter. people want to box him into a hemmingway style. what is that style? he tried a lot of different things throughout his career and people didn't always warm to what he did because they were expecting something else. the second point, about his female characters, that's a stereotype and i might question him how much he's really read of hemmingway. people tend to read the stereotype of hemmingway as this womanizer. but actually, his female chara

park. police received a call around 6 a.m. now a boy disappeared near the south beach of the state park and a number of people at the park tried to jump in and help rescue. >> we can't go in because ambulances and police were coming in. they said there was a boy who got lost and they were looking for the boy. >> officials tell us that this is at least the 13th drowning so far this season in anne arundel county. they hurnlg people -- rnlg people to keep a close -- urge people to keep a close eye on their children near the water. >>> a boy is doing well after nearly drowning. they were swept away on a sand bar. lifeguard grabbed him and these are photos after the incident. helicopters and boats and crews with sonar scoured the waters that were some 15 to 20 feet deep. >> the current behind this was very, very dangerous. it looks inviting going out to charles island. yes, it's beautiful and we want you to come to the beach but stay off the sand bar. >> it's uncommon. several people were rescued last month from that sand bar. >>> according for the center for disease

south san jose this morning. i'm marla tellez. i'll tell you what happened in this parkt sent a teenager boy to the hospital coming up. >>> breaking news out of oakland this morning where a driver refuses to stop for the chp with deadly consequences. that driver has died this morning. one freeway on ramp impacted. i'm christie smith. up l have that story comingcc1: in a live report. >>> details in a case against