you're arrested abroad that foreign nation could refuse you your right to see the american embassy weirdly the supreme court ruled that international law has no effect on how states deal with their criminals which is strange considering that international laws have trumped american laws over and over and over in the last two decades since our nation jumped into the so-called free trade bandwagon and joined the world trade organization it's an issue i talk about in chapter eight of my book an equal protection. by joining the world trade organization our nation agreed to follow a whole slew of new international laws that protect so-called free trade a feather in the cap of transnational corporations so now whenever our congress passes a law that transnational corporations don't like we can be taken to a deputy o. court and forced to drop that law does have an earlier this year in may when the us took a bite out a u.s. sovereignty ruling that american americans can no longer label tuna products as dolphin safe why it is such labeling could deter customers from purchasing certain foreign tuna

. >> but i think if a, you know, weirdly it's a nixon-goes-to-china like dynamic.if it's a republican who says i'm taking no more than a hundred. >> yeah. >> .from any citizen, and i'm not taking any corporate money, i'm not taking any pac money, i'm.in the age oo the internet. >> yeah. >> .that has a potential to. >> is self financing okay in that mix? >> i.yeah. i think it is. >> so a john huntsman, just to pick a name out of the air, who former governor of utah could self finance several times over. if he were to say, because i have the resources to self-finance a campaign, and i'm going to allow the lessig plan to be my plan, would that be viewed by you as a, as a sufficient reform? >> well, i think that somebody like that should say it's a terrible political system where only extremely rich people can afford to run. >> right. >> so i don't accept the system where only very rich people can run. >> right. >> but the one thing we know about huntsman or bloomberg or any of these people is that nobody bought them. they bought themselves. >> right. >> right? so, so

weirdly, the company's not going to make that cut until august 12. i would assume no one is going to buy between then and now. >> a lot of companies seeing tough performance. >> they have to do something. >> we all do. don't get me started. coming up on "today in the bay." the rebuilding process is finally set to begin in san bruno today. we've got a live report up next. plus, what happened inside an american airlines flight that forced to the turn around. >> pg&e crews are expected to start the rebuilding process in the san bruno neighborhood that was leveled by last year's deadly blast. but the people living here aren't necessarily happy about. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain why coming up. >> reporter: passengers attacked a pilot, witnesses jump in to help. chaos aboard a plane bound for sfo. i'm damian trujillo, those details are coming up. >> a live look outside this morning, look at that, sun coming up, burning off haze. where is it going to be cool? we'll find out thursday, july 28, "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks fo

weirdly that price cut won't take effect until mid august.y any one would buy a 3 ds. >> those that don't listen to the great scott mccrew. or have a tremendous amount on their mind. >> thank you. it's 5:25. the man wrongly accused of beating bryan stow says he should be let out of prison early. >> reporter: he made it his business to feed the homeless on the treats of oak lanltd. he was show. now the search is on for the suitor. that coming up in a live report. >> a live look from the south bay this morning. temperatures creeping up,re neating up. it's 5:26 right now. >> reporter: it's been a long time coming for the san bruno neighborhood that was leveled by last year's deadly blast. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to have more on the rebuilding process expected to move forward today coming up. >> a high-speed chase goes through a number of bay area counties and ends in the central valley. why police made an arrest but did not get the men they were looking for. taking a live look outside from the east bay this morning. bright ligh

about the only rule apple stores have, weirdly enough, laura, you can't buy too many of their products will cut you off at some point. what can you do in an apple store? well, you can order a pizza for delivery right in the store, which is what one guy did at the store in new york city. you can have a romantic dinner with your wife with musicians. >> no you can't. >> this guy is doing it. with musicians. you can't hear the musicians but they are actually playing music. apple employees did ignore a request to dim the lights. you can bring a goat to an apple store. you can even dress up as the most evil character in history. >> i was wondering if you could be of assistance. >> what's your name? >> darthvader24@gmail. >> has to be 24. a comedian showing how many ways he went into apple stores and messed around and never kicked out. the force is strong with apple. the company share price closed tuesday above $400 a share for the first time. it bounced about $400 a share the other day. >> it was up 491? >> $4.91 to $4403.41. >> amazing. thank you very much. coming up next a whole lot more.

all we have now in this country, weirdly enough, is moment to moment and election to election solid campaigningdy governs anymore. this is the national crisis. it's both parties, both sides. this is the trap we are in right now. we are not getting out of it, it seems. >> i think, if you ask the republican presidential candidates in their heart of hearts what they would like to see happen, they would be perfectly happy to see this whole thing blow up. they would see the economy go into a double-dip recession. >> what are their ideas? i want to see them. i'm sure they are brilliant. >> what you see now is the divide between the president and his own party. there's a large devid between republicans and congress on the campaign trail. this is the way it always is. the institutional interest diverge in election years. >> the broad majority of americans are in the middle and want something sensible and split the difference and move forward. it's what we are missing in all this, the middle. >> mika, if you want something sensible at this point, if you want something in the middle, if you want somethin

there are already officers at 161 airports who look for travelers who were acting weirdly, suspiciouslysa officers will interact with them more using interrogation methods that have had great success in the country of israel. >> and the pilot who treaded water in lake huron for 18 hours now speaking out. michael trapp described how he survived after the engine failed when he plunged into the water. >> did not have a life jacket and so i'm like all right. stay right here. a little bit of a warm stuff, though. i did some of that most of the night. kept chasing a little bit and looking for spotters. >> he was spotted by another boat and could be released from the hospital tomorrow. >> talking about a real underdog. dozer, the golden doodle somehow escaped from his electronic fence to join runners in a half marathon. he kept pace the entire time. even crossing the finish line. and the story gets better. a facebook page was quickly set up in his name to raise money for cancer. donations poured in. and dozer has raised more than $17,000 and one more treat, in two hours, dozer and his owner he

matches the contracts trade performance measures and the budgetary resources, weirdly kind of information? it's none of the website can break other agencies. to make congressman, it's process, for example, of developing mensheviks and we are not yet standing as an agency. as soon as we are sad outcome we put as much on this. >> and in mexico this? p. mackey said to have this many standout. are you telling me this will be available next week? >> congressman, do until the promise because i'm not sure how many things you read. i'm not familiar with the document you're reading. >> you're not familiar with the appropriations report? >> the budget justification is dramatically different than any other agency moving inquiry. >> i'm sorry, congressman. this is our document. i think you're reading from something else. >> you were given a document to the appropriations committee. the appropriations committee said that unlike other agencies and the stability of the things they are normally seen as members of the oversight committee and all of that is access. >> congressman, mr. chairman, could we ge

. >> i get embarrassed when my mom dances with me really weirdly and it's, like, really embarrassing. phone. and i got a text from one of my friends. and my mom actually answered back. >> my friends always do this to me. >> i had an intervention with her one day. i said no more facebook posting, no more liking, nothing. i laid down the law and said no. >> i said to my mom, stop dancing, like, weird and stuff. i know peopwho people are, so i kind of embarrassing. >> my mom says, i'm just leaving. >> so how do we make sure that parents and children survive all this? ronny is a clinical psychologist and phillip writes the social cues column for "the new york times." good morning to both of you. i read the notes on this last night. i called my son and said, do i embarrass you? he said no, papa, you don't. is it about 10, 11 years old? >> it can start at 10 or 11, but it usually gets worse around puberty because that's when kids become self-conscious. they think the world is looking at them and judging them and by extension looking at you and judging them. >> does it happen with all kids?