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FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends
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Oct 19, 2012


it is not optmaland we'll fix it. >> steve: it is optimal. is that the best word to use? we'll report and you decide. >> brian: is this a repeat. vice-president joe biden confused in a campaign event. we keep that in the archives. asking who served in the war in iran and harry reid raised his hand. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> steve: welcome aboard, folks. live from studio e. it is "fox and friends" for a rainy monday -- friday on "fox and friends". >> i am filling in . brian told me it is bad luck to see me before the show. >> steve: you are not getting maried. >> brian: remember we broke in the catskills. also we don't wear pants before the show. that's another thing -- that hurts my feeling. >> steve: almost like catskills comics. >> brian: when are we going to be invited. >> i have been invited. there is a lot of levitty and jokes and get to see both candidates in an unusual setting where they are being nice at each other and it is the al smith dinner and it is white tail and dancerer than black tie . president obama and mitt romney were there and they had lot was funnier jokes. >> i a
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Oct 16, 2012
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Oct 16, 2012


time to get all scrambled up . steve doocy is here. >> good morning. i think that is the venue. >> just a guess. >> that was a easy one. >> i even got that. hoftstra. >> see you later. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >> gretchen: "fox and friends", here we are off to the start of our new show. good morning, everyone. i am gretchen carlson, the big debate day. could it be a debate do over. the second presidential showdown and one side might have a slight advantage. we'll explain what is changing. >> steve: meanwhile hillary clinton said she will take the fall for the security debacle. >> i am responsible for the state department and 60,000 people around the world. >> steve: is the former first lady protecting president obama. a growing group of lawmakers saying her comments are not good enough. navy seals who finally killed osama bin laden. that was not the boldest option. wait enemy you hear about the other idea. "fox and friends" is getting started now. ♪ ♪ "fox and friends". >> steve: welcome aboard. that is hofstrauniversity out in long island. >> brian: how wou
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


. we are live in the jamaica section of queens. back to you. >> steve: commissioner steven rogers is a former senior naval officer who worked for the joint terrorism task. >> this is a great testimony to the f.b.i., new york city department and intelligence agencies world wide. astounding how they were able to set up the operation and get enough evidence to make sure he is in the slammer forever. >> brian: this 21 year old who goes on facebook and something out there attractive by the f.b.i. plant that made him think i will dry him. how did they weave through it to make the f.b.i. agent attractive to terrorist. >> these are complex assignments that our intelligence agents have. two types of intelligence that started with electronic intelience or human intelligence. i believe someone passed information on to the f.b.i. and bingo, they targeted him. >> gretchen: they waited to arrest him until hoe was driving the van and pressing the cell phone in a hotel and trying to level the building. they didn't make the arrest before that time. why is it important to wait until he has finger o
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Oct 15, 2012
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Oct 15, 2012


. >> gretchen: do you think it is important to discuss. we'll play you the feisty exchange. >> steve: the great lady new york times under fire for libya. but this is on the cover. women in north korea getting shorter skirts. oh, yeah, great. >> brian: we need a second source on that. a stunt goes wrong when a bar breaks on a 4,000 cliff. >> gretchen: wow. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ "fox and friends". >> steve: you know it looked like the show on abc called wipe out where people try to make it on the end and jump and next thing you know. >> gretchen: that didn't look like. you know that baumgartner guy who flew down the sound barrier, only he may have been able to survive. >> brian: the cold was fog yet suit was not keeping his body warm and it was freezing up as it went through the atmosphere. >> gretchen: we have to do politics first. you see how the story about libya continuing to unfold with allegations of a cover up by the obama administration . they continue to send out the surrogates to worry the questions. watch chris wallace and david axelrod for what happened in libya and
FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


the transscript and the interviews after that. >> steve: more women turning to the side of the ticket and so who won the ladies vote last night. we have a panel of undecided voters weighing in on that. >> brian: debate time constrants which cand date got cut short. we'll actually answer. "fox and friends" starts right now. note ♪ ♪ "fox and friends". ♪ how much to cut licenses. governor mitt romney this is what we did. there was a bunch of oil companies . >> i had a question was how much. >> you want me to answer the question. >> i am happy to answer the question. >> worry it >> production on government oil is down 14 percent. and production on gas is nine percent. >> it is not true. >> candy hold on a. >> mr. president, i am still speaking. mr. president let me finish. i am going to continue. >> steve: you know, folks all predictions that that town hall would be dull they were gone. it was like an ice hockey game. >> gretchen: if only they could have checked each other. they probably thought about it. what did you think about the debate. the big thing that you are talking about this morn
KTVU - 430am Newscast
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


after a bad day and it is nice and wide open for you let's go to steve. >>> thank you and clear skies, we will start off not as warm, there is a good wind going towards fairfield. other occasions have dipped into the 50s. high pressure is settling and it will be a rollercoaster ride over the next 5 to 7 days. they are also getting that north, northeast breeze and it is just one day or a day and a half. sunshine wall to wall. warm to hot. and also out in the valley, near 90 inland, it is nice out there. 70s and 80s and 90s for temperatures today. wednesday into thursday, cool begins thursday into friday, and we'll see how much it drops by sunday and monday. >>> wow, what a drop. >>> a sadden for a missing motorcyclist, the reason it is being investigated as a homicide. >>> my bed was shaking and i was not sure why. >> the rear occurrence that rattled most nerves last night. >>> we will tell you about the commute and the bay area weather coming up. . >>> good morning skies are clear and it is going to be sunny and warm for everybody. >>> welcome back, it is now 4:42, the santa clara she
KTVU - 430am Newscast
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


, let's go to steve. you know temperatures are not that bad, everybody is really close. most locations are much, much cooler this morning and that's it.$♪ i think it will be a little cooler, you can almost feel it for some. in fact i saw 65 in the sunset district. there is no sea breeze yet. usually it is the other way around and temperatures are a little bit of an east wind. i expect the breeze to pick up as everything begins to develop for what looks to be a cool pattern every tuesday wednesday of next week. we start to see a breeze later this afternoon but tell the city is sitting at -- it is all a tough call under closing to some clouds and leading to some 60s. >>> the foiled plan and the bait they used to catch the suspect. >>> the action they are now taking against the boy scouts after beginning dropped from the organization. that is coming up stay tuned. . >>> all right, thank you steve. time now 4:42 it could be midday before electricity was stored after a powerful wind storm. it brought down toppled trees and brought down windows in downtown denver. >>> in election news, pre
CSPAN - The Communicators
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Oct 20, 2012
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Oct 20, 2012


to introduce you to a couple more folks talking about this issue. first, steve delbianco of a group called net choice and joe crosby with the retail industry leaders association. gentlemen, what is your group and what's his position when it comes to this internet sales tax? >> net choice is an online platform. our position is similar to what you might here. you do a lot of big author interviews. if you had the authors of our constitution in here talking, they would say they were really worried 225 years ago about the colonies having trade barriers to protect their businesses. the states can't regulate interstate commerce, only congress can. so our position on california has decided to get aggressive at determining who has presence in california, but that is in keeping with the constitutional provision. california is simply saying that if you have presence here through some interesting definitions, you got to collect for california. so it really doesn't interfere with interstate commerce, because they're considering anyone who has an affiliate there or a partnership in california to already be
KTVU - 430am Newscast
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Oct 19, 2012
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Oct 19, 2012


will be doing well on northbound 280 in san jose. 4:37 let's go back to steve. >>> sal, thank you. big change from yesterday. the fog is back and it's making a strong push inland. we have a westerly breeze still on the mild side. everyone in the 60s here. 60-64-65. we have a westerly breeze in place. it looks like it will ramp up. system is moving into the north. that is allowing the fog to come back. it's called a southerly surge. that will not be the case today. fog, low clouds, cooler. more of a westerly breeze. we lose that north, northeast. temperatures are on the way down. 60s or 70s and a couple low 80s but the theme is to continue that cooling into saturday. much cooler on sundays. clouds roll in monday. more likely on tuesday into wednesday, pam. >>> thank you, steve. there is trouble with another america's cup vote. the problem it encountered during testing and the event that is now pushed back. >>> the new tools to help people find their stolen bicycles online. >>> good morning, southbound 680 traffic looks good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning we ha
KTVU - KTVU Morning News Early Edition
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Oct 15, 2012
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Oct 15, 2012


this morning starting with steve. >> thank you. >> we have some thick fog out there, it is not widespread but there are areas there is a sign, mostly inland areas are revisiting 80s, here is sal. >>> highway 4 looks good, no major problems, also everything looks good in oakland let's go back to the desk. >>> police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. it happened on 57th avenue which is where we have alex savage and a lot of questions surrounding the case. >> reporter: they are trying to find witnesses, although a sergeant i spoke with said witness withs have been hard to come by -- witness withs have been hard to come by here. it happened on this section of sidewalk. this is on the part of oakland street. when officers arrived, they found a man with several gunshot wounds and he was unresponsive. investigators have not identified the victim in this case and obviously police continue to be out here for a good while longer. we will also find out more about this develop and police are trying to find his killer. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it happened on 7th and f
KTVU - 430am Newscast
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Oct 16, 2012
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. here is steve. >>> we have some fog over the next few hours we'll see if that holds on collapses. i mean $60 for lows mid-60s to 50s. high pressure is pulling so it be nice and although a little bit warmer and it is tomorrow things kick in and each day we are adding a few degrees and maybe a record high by thursday. a significant cooling trend kicks in for the weekend. >>> they will be hosting the super bowl in 2016 or 17. nfl owners are expected to make a meeting and if they did san francisco will be the host city and the game will be played in santa clara. it will be the second bay area stadium back 1985 and the final is not expected until may. >>> and the fine san bruno should pay because of the explosion an extensive media explosions he has been chosen to leave those talks. >>> questionable expenses were billed to the port of oakland that we uncovered. >>> we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. . >>> president barack obama and mitt romney face off this is a town hall meeting, and renee has more on what we can expect tonight, good morning, renee. >>
CSPAN2 - Book TV
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Oct 15, 2012
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Oct 15, 2012


to be joined by steve mufson of "the washington post," the energy reporter. mr. mufson, it's your show -- by the way, you'll see the numbers up on the screen if you would like to talk with daniel yergin as the show goes on. mr. mufson. >> host: thanks, good to be here. good to be with dan since i've known him, knowing dan haseen great,m covering energy again now for "the washington post," and there are very few people who, like dan, can really help frame a lot of the big issues in energy and who can tell the narrative of what's really happened. i think that's part of what makes him unusual. and also he has a sort of holistic approach. there are a lot of energy books out there. people often ask me what kind of book to read, and not that many of them are covering all the geopolitics in a broad way like dan is. but there are a couple of questions i wanted to ask. one, a kind of relatively simple one about the book because i know originally you were interested in history, and you wrote your first book was actually about the cold war. what kind of drew you into the energy issue and has kept
KTVU - KTVU Morning News
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


morning, thank you for waking up with us this morning, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, steve is here, how should we prepare for this? >> well ,it is cool to warm. big changes take place on the weekend, west winds kick in and we will have more on this big cool down in about five minutes, here is sal. >>> we have a rollover on westbound 92 right there before the san mateo bridge. this was on its side but the damage is don't getting out to the san mateo bridge. you can see at they are doing this. there you did he and traffic is moving along well as you head to the high-rise let's go back to the desk. >>> coming in from caster valley, we first told you about this, around midnight a house fire was reported and when firefighters arrived they found a body inside that house. alex savage is right there and i know the police busy, this is an active crime scene, right? >> reporter: that is what it has turned into and the chief tells us it certainly does look suspicious and you can see the alameda sheriff's office is collecting evidence where this body was found inside and a short time a
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to steve. >> let's go back to mauer reap? >> yes, thank you he have is it. >>> at the captain cruz ship capsized and killed 2 people. prosecutors say he is partially responsible for the ship to be put down. >>> and a woman continues to make progress in her recovery. where she is now headed to get specialized treatment for her recovery. >>> and the records he broke from free falling from the edge of space. >> traffic looks good and we will tell you more about the bay area weather. . >>> 11:00 last night, police have not released information on the victim's condition or any information about any suspect. >>> san jose fire officials are trying to figure out if a woman is responsible for a string of fires. she deliberately set a fire in a garbage can and it was where ten other fires were noun side or back alice. they are trying to determine how many other fires that woman could be linked to. >>> is it started -- it started on a vacant street. firefighters were able to put it out but not before it caused major damage. they found lyterian debris inside the home which is what led them to belie
KNTV - Early Today
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


debate covered a lot of ground and nbc's steve handlesman has that story from the campus of hofstra university in new york. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, lynn. thanks. good morning from the hofstra campus on long island. both these candidates last night in their second debate seemed on their game. this was high stakes. barely polite. a political brawl. >> very little of what governor romney just said is true. >> reporter: determined to stop his slide in the polls, president obama hit hard from the start. >> governor romney says he's got a five point plan. governor romney doesn't have a five point plan, he has a one point plan, and that plan is to make sure that folks at the top play by a different set of rules. >> reporter: governor romney hit back, a sharp exchange on energy. >> in the last four years you've cut permits and licenses on federal land and federal waters in half. >> what you're saying is not true. >> various deductions. >> reporter: uncommitted voter mary ilene celano asked about taxes and the debt. >> said i would cut taxes for middle class families, an
KTVU - KTVU Noon News
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


wearing orange. we may face some delays here. as far as the weather goes. let's check in with steve paulson to see how everything is unfolding. >> it's unfolding in a very omni mouse way -- omminnow's way. things are -- omminnow's way -- ominous way. severe thunderstorm watches have been posed -- posted. this area is prime for this. it's still about an hour and a half, two hours away. but i would be stunned if there was not 1078 kind of a delay but i still think they will get that game once that goes through. i think he'll have mostly cloudy skies here. mostly cloudy. we'll say 72, there will be thunderstorms in the area. i think there could be about an hour and a half delay as this system moves through. that's a pretty ominous system. >> all right. we'll check back with on the local weather. once again, assuming the game starts on time, you can watch game 3 on ktvu. our coverage starts at 123:30 with the -- 12:30 with the first pitch scheduled after that. >>> tigers beat the yankees last night. cc sabathia is scheduled to pitch tonight at 5:00. >>> san francisco authorities say the
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welcome to a brand-new day. it is wednesday october 17th, let's check in with steve paulson, i guess enjoy the weather because next week it is going to rain. >> yes, we have some kind of blustery windy conditions and fire dangers go in some of the hills and out to the valley. 70s and 80s to near 90s, here is sal. >>> westbound looks good, but eastbound, there is an overturned vehicle and that would be coming on the left, so the cars that are getting through are getting through and we might even somali emergency -- some emergency vehicles heading west. also the morning commute looks good on southbound 101 as you head through marin county, let's go back to the desk. >>> the oracle cata moran will be pulled out of the water at first light. alex savage is at headquarters with more on how this will affect the team's run. >> reporter: it caused the boat to flip yesterday and this is the same boat they plan on racing at the america's cup. crew members had to work into the night to tow it back to pier 80 here in san francisco. crew members will up expect the damaged boat. this is video
KTVU - KTVU Morning News Early Edition
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


, let's go to steve. >>> clear skies right up here. right up there, a leading edge of our cooling trend is working its way into the forecast. it is not close enough yet but as it does, it will turn any northerly breeze westerly. it is the start of a big cooling trend and we start off with 40s, 50s and 60s. not a westerly breeze yet. there is still a component of an offshore breeze. it is on the cussp and it is going to turn westerly. it will later today. sunny and warm, windy in the hills. cooler for most, not in the hills or over by the coast. that wind turn westerly pretty soon and once it does, temperatures will start to drop, near 98 again, lake, ukiah, live more 8 6, santa cruz 80 fremont 80 degrees, 60s and 70s on the coast. low 80s on the peninsular palo alto at 82. we'll see is later on the coast . like rain, pam and day of. >> this man takes his plan to the federal government, why he wants the fcc to investigate at&t. >>> and going on a rant in a courtroom. how he lectured the government. >>> good morning southbound 680 traffic going down the missing boulevard and we will tell
KQED - Charlie Rose
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Oct 15, 2012
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Oct 15, 2012


disruptive founders like larry and sergei, like steve jobs, like orville and wilbur, people who have dreams to change its world and we're here to help them get there. >> rose: where are you going to find them? >> wherever they are. >> rose: and how are you going to find them? >> with the help of people like kevin and the rest of my team. >> rose: you came to google after having done other things. >> uh-huh. >> rose: why did you decide to come to google? >> hi taken some money from google ventures during my last round of financing when i started a company called milk. so i got a chance to work with the team. for me i would raise a bunch of venture capital over the years. and i like to work with people who have actually gone off and built businesses. and so some of the partners there, we have the co-founder of excite and and road. so i'm learning from these guys at the same tied. >> rose: so where do you think google ventures is going to make its mark? >> well, for me, i'm focused on early stage start-ups so i'm trying to find the next mark zuckerberg. i'm in coffeeshops in san francisco meet
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Oct 19, 2012
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Oct 19, 2012


is going on, maybe we will have a friday light or just a little bit early. steve. >> sal. >> my schools play their rivalry games this weekend. my high schools game. cal-stanford, big sports weekend. >> you know i'm a stanford fan. >> i know. >>> we have st. louis cloudy, light rain right now. it looks like it will be better this evening but not very warm. mostly cloudy. temperatures upper 40s and low 50s. the rain should end but it will be a cool and breeze s pattern for us you can see some gray. from yesterday to nothing. it was warm. it was hot as you know coast bay inland temperatures just as warm by the waters edge. today everything comes roaring down. i mean some of the low clouds are coming in. ann tweeted me i can see clear clouds that are moving fast. everything says we are taking the temperatures down. today and tomorrow is low clouds. 50s and 60s. kind of mild air mass. delta breeze is back and picking up in intensity. temperatures will drop 25 degrees by the coast. fog is back. still low 80s inland. but i think we will see those disappear by tomorrow and earl next week we'll
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


show host conservative steve diese. we said governor romney's momentum, but let me clarify this poll likely women voters. in virginia the president leads 54/42, ohio 54/42, florida, 54/41. is the president discussing these issues related to women's health because he sees governor romney having momentum or that's an achilles heel for governor romney? >> i think it's an achilles heel for romney. they focused on it, and they have a strong record on women's issues. governor romney does not. it's not just the binders comment, but you saw today they released this very strong ad on abortion going after mitt romney's contradictions on the state. this is why people like steve in the past never supported mitt romney, because he's all over the map on the issue of abortion. ted kennedy called him multiple choice. >> we have a new ad from the president hitting governor romney on the issue of abortion and we have the romney campaign's response if you will. those are out today, in fact. let's play them. >> you know, those ads say mitt romney would ban all abortions and contraceptions seemed a bit e
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


to a good start. hello steve. >>> it is 76 miles to chicago, we have a full tank of gas. mostly cloudy, partly sunny skies, it looks like 72 degrees and maybe some thunder showers activity. there are a few showers popping up already into missouri. clear skies and temperatures will be warm, it is dry and there is a north wind in place and that means certainly some of the higher elevations are out in the valley. i think today is the warmest day and we'll see that making a dive. 70 warm degrees in fairfield. 64 in antioch. the coolest at 52 and we don't always see that. out in stockton sacramento, there is 13 out at vacaville, a little bit of a breeze kicking in and the breeze makes temperatures look warmer and things are rather on the calm side but the northerly winds in place, 25 to 30 miles per hour up around 3,000 feet. sunny warm to hot. near 90 inland. temperatures 70s and 80s, so sunshine, it will be warmer for all. this is the warmest day of the week. that wind turns westerly and temperatures drop off the table by sunday and monday. >>> a controversial sign with a noose and a mess
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


. so did steve jobs pursuing their own interest they make us all richer. >> that is why bill gates did have a generous piece of cake. but the quality with the infinite number of case in the quality tends to compound itself we want you to have the government program and the quality rhodes to help your cake get baked in the first place. >> that is historically inaccurate. look at less government in our history, people think the rich that are richer but it was rockefeller, carnegie, they came with nothing. that made the rest of us will be your. john: that is the key. >> i would quibble. john: rockefeller did not make the rest of us wealthier? >> blaming 8146 us? noboby is saying there should not be incentives broke we want the g.i. bill bill, good public schools, roads that help the next generation of companies john: inequality makes me uncomfortable but by letting them until their creed. >> there has been an economic recovery 1% has gone to waste . john: bet lead is better than zero. >> at ast to do with the fact the government is way too big and promising more taxes if the current admin
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


. steve handelsman has that story from the campus of hofstra university in new york. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, lynn, thanks. good morning. both these candidates last night in their second debate seemed on their game. this was high stakes. barely polite. a political brawl. >> very little of what governor romney just said is true. >> reporter: determined to stop his slide in the polls, president obama hit hard from the start. >> governor romney says he has a five point plan. governor romney doesn't have a five point plan, he has a one point plan and that plan is to make sure that folks at the top play by a different set of rules. >> reporter: governor romney hit back, a sharp exchange on energy. >> in the last four years, you cut permits and licenses on on federal land and federal waters in half. >> various deduction yous -- >> reporter: this uncommitted voter asked about taxes and the debt. >> i said i would cut taxes for middle class families and that's what i've done. >> i will not under any circumstances reduce the share being paid by the highest income taxpayers. >>
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


bright spot, the giants second baseman shook off his injuries and had two hits. meteorologist steve paulson says weather in st. louis won't be a problem today. he will tell you more about that a little later on. you can watch the game right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 4:30 following a special edition of ktvu news. the first pitch will be at 5:07. today's forecast scattered showers for the american league championship series between the detroit tigers and new york yankees should be played this afternoon. the game was postponed yesterday due to rain. the tigers have a 3-0 series lead. the yankees start their top pitcher, c.c. sabathia. >>> it's a happy day for the blond boomer for sure. his luck changed. >> ahead, the sea lion had another big day today. >> steve will be up soon to tell you how much the bay area will heat up this afternoon and he has a check on weather for the baseball game in st. louis. Ñ introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and the
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commute looks good on northbound 280 as you get up to highway 17. 5:06 let's go to steve. >>> sal i'm watching the game last night they say coming up this weekend cal and stanford. i'm like really? this weekend? >> in october i know. >>> we do have a big change here. yesterday temperatures warm. it was as warm at ocean beach at noon as it was in sacramento. just incredible. 82 verses 81. hopefully you got out to enjoy it because everything is crashing down. that was our final day of warm, warm weather. fog is back, low clouds. it will be a much cooler pattern. starts today, takes us into the weekend. then the front gets a little closer. 50s and 60s. but mainly 60s. kind of a very mild air mass over us. a westerly breeze in place. it will ramp up later on. yesterday was north or northeast and it was very warm. today that is just the opposite. first system moved into the north. that has helped the fog come back in a big way. temperatures that were above average slide back to near average. a mix of fog and sun today and a westerly breeze. 70s and 80s. yesterday we had 90s. walnut creek
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it in terms of on an economic competitive basis on a large scale. >> host: next question from steve mufson. >> of course, we talk about the economic basis a lot, and one of the things is you start to think about the climate and environmental dimension. this is different than what was in "the prize" of course which was focused on oil, but it does seem as though it's hard to separate that from the climate issue now and environmental issues. >>ing right. >> host: so this is, of course, not something that's calculated into the price of oil or coal or whatever fossil fuels. and yet also seems to be something we need to think about. what do you tell people when they ask about -- >> guest: well, i think -- >> host: -- expansion versus the new err, era of limit? >> guest: i tell the story of smog in los angeles which was an unsolvable problem. it got solved. it took regulations pushing technology. climate is just a bigger cement, global issue. and i was going to write one chapter on it because i wondered how did climate become such an issue, and i found myself writing six because it was so interes
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over crossing, let's go to steve. >>> very thick fog, reducing visibility, it looks like a very warm week and it is not too bad of a day, mostly clear mild after game time. now the warm air a loss lost is not kicking in, in a tax -- aloft is not kicking in, in a big way. most of it will burn off. higher clouds stay to the north. it will be a warmer week as the high builds in and the seven day to 10 day outlook, looks quiet. maybe some 90s inland. we had a rather cold saturday morning and there is a lot of moisture in the area and we will have some of that very thick fog and some mid-to low 80s, it looks a little warmer and temperatures are starting to keep up and we will continue that theme today and tomorrow and north winds will send temperatures on the coast to near 90 degrees. even though it is nice temperatures will doesn't over the weekend. >>> we reported 1.1% in september which indicates higher consumer confidence. it was especially strong in appliances. numbers rose in every category. volume held relatively steady. >>> and people who buy tablets will be surprised by a bonus.
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but not as warm. we'll see a significant cooling trend. >>> thank you steve. we are tracking the overnight theft of paintings, where the theft happened and how the thieves plan on walking away. >>> back here is a sad day for missing teens sierra lamar, what is happening tonight to support search efforts. >>> and muni is getting a new life, we will have more on the federal funds coming in and who can benefit. . >>> new this morning, a major art theft. several paintings stolen, including a picasso and monet. it is not clear how they did it but it appears they stole it right off the walls. those paintings were on loan from a private foundation. >>> and, senator specter died from lymphoma at the age of 82. he spent 30 years in the senate. president barack obama ordered flags to be flown at half staff and other public buildings in senator expecter's -- specters honor. here is a look at both candidates and their pressure. allison? >> reporter: we only had brief glimpses in the past few days. they have been working on debate preparations. we saw mitt romney at church sunday and we saw president barack
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, and there is a new word in the political dictionary this evening. nbc bay area steve handelsman shows us. he is live in washington, d.c. with the latest for us. hey, steve. >> reporter: hi, jessica. thanks. good evening. you've got to believe behind closed doors neither of these presidential candidates are laughing a lot these days. this race is agonizingly close. but the president today in public was cracking people up. in northern virginia, president obama joked his opponent has a condition. >> i think it's called romnesia. >> accusing of mitt romney of swerving to the middle to trick women. >> i don't know anything about giving tax cuts to rich folks. take a impeach temperature, because you probably got romnesia. here is the good news. obama care covers preexisting conditions. >> reporter: he got big laughs. but obama's support in this fourth biggest battleground state has dropped. he is tied here with romney, whose campaign said women haven't forgotten how they've suffered for four years. two new polls show former governor romney ahead nationally. two showed ties. the nbc marist survey shows rom
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shot by the taliban comes out of her coma. charlie d'agata is at the hospital. and "on the road." steve hartman joins the hunt for a primate. he's little but he's at large. >> i realize he's made a monkey out of me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ee pelley: good evening. in the weeks before his death, u.s. ambassador chris stevens sent the state department several requests for increased encurity for diplomats in libya. stevens and three other beericans were killed this past september 11 in a terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and, in a separate attack that same night on a safe house where the consulate staff had been evacuated. stevens' memos were obtained by the house oversight and government reform committee, which is investigating the attacks, and our sharyl attkisson got ahold of the memos today. >> reporter: ambassador stevens ssrsonally pressed for strengthened security in a series of cables to state department headquarters in washington. on july 9, 2012, stevens sent a request for extension of temporary duty personnel
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cornbluth and steve diese is with us as well. once again, we have steve on skype and you have sunglasses on. i'm not sure why. is that because you believe romney's star is so bright you have to wear shades or whatever the cliche is? what's going on for governor romney, steve? >> i'm not wearing sunglasses. the light inning that office is that bad. >> you look like mr. cool with your sunglasses on. what do you think of romney's momentum at this point? >> i think the number one thing he has going right now is his rating. over the last couple of weeks he had the lowest favorability rating of any modern presidential challenger in the history of modern polling. you can go back, tamron, to the debate two weeks ago in denver, colorado where a lot of american people gave him a second look and thought maybe they didn't have this guy defined the way they thought and opened themselves up to supporting him. i agree with what mark murray said. i think the race is back to where it was before the conventions when romney didn't get a bounce and obama did. romney got the bounce after the debate, and it's a
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night, steve kornacki's 33rd and a fifth bitt birthday party. >> the anniversary of the gerald ford's nomination to be vice president. >> we all remember that. your weekend wasn't so good either. >> it was off to a great start and ended on a high note. i've been in ikea furniture aassembly hell. i had 24 boxes in my tiny new york apartment of ikea furniture to assemble. i don't have to abandon the apartment, which is what i was afraid of. >> you were going to move. >> you had a great weekend. >> i had a great weekend. sorry, steve, i missed the party. the reason i was not in that photo is because i was hunting in new hampshire. got myself a couple delicious wood cocks and rapped them in bacon. it was delicious. >> i'll pretend i won't be there. president obama and romney hnz are in the last hours of debate prep before they meet tomorrow for the second presidential debate. it should be a monumental evening in this debate. hofstra university in long island, new york is hosting "the cycle's" only town hall style debate with undecided voters asking the question which may or may not be a
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to always try to win. >> the king of vegas, steve wynn. >> the idea of building something that would make people go wow has struck me just about as the coolest thing in the world to do. >> and t. boone pickens who built his own oil company and did even better after he left it. three of america's biggest success stories on keeping america great. >> i would get out of the mideast is what i'd do. >> because what they say could help everyone. >> the most patrioticing thing you could do as an american is get filthy stinking rich and then pay lots in taxes to we can do all these things we're talking about. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." i'm tony robbins in for piers morgan. tonight i'm going to be with three men that probably can come up with some real solutions to get america growing again. they've certainly done that in huge businesses. we begin with mark cuban, the billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks. he started off at age 10 selling garbage sacks because his father wouldn't buy him sneakers. he founded a company he sold to yahoo! for $5 billion. then he paid $285 million for the d
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, maybe a stalker woman out there. it is not a good thing. >> steve, you write about these issues in your new book called "code of honor." is there a difference between cheating in a marriage or cheating on your boyfriend or girlfriend or is it fair game for all relationships? >> no, it's all the same. the problem is that human beings invented the term cheating. cheating doesn't occur in nature. a deer can't cheat on a bear. the irony -- >> yes, yes, yes! >> don, ready for this? the irony is i bet a guy invented cheating so his woman would never leave him. and men have been the worst over history at cheating. the point of the matter is, stay single, don't get married. you won't have to cheat. don't lie to anybody. >> doesn't he have a point? these are conventional terms. in nature, as he said, it doesn't happen. we expect monogamy and all that -- >> don, don, don, we are not deers. cheating is very different biological for men as it is for women. men can have sex without falling in love. steve, you go have all that sex without falling in love. that's fine. but plenty of women have a pesky
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in with the three radio talk q&a with steve inskeep followed by the british prime ministers questions. later, joe biden campaigning in minneapolis. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> this week on "q&a," steve inskeep discusses his book, "instant city: life and death in karachi." >> steve inskeep, when did you first go to work for npr? >> i had been freelancing a while, and hired me to cover politics. i would cover anything that needed done that nobody else would do. on my first full day there, i got on a plan to cover the new hampshire primary. i have been doing it ever since. i have been sent to cover plant cresses, wars, and i really enjoy myself. >> why radio? >> ipad started in high school in radio. my brother got on staff. i figured if my older brother could do it, i could do it. i got on staff. i called football games and basketball games. in college, i got paid $10 a game to the demand for high school and football games, i discover public radio at the same time. i was more of a news guy. i fell in love with np
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i was pleased to welcome dr. fuller. and pleased to welcome back stephen moore. steve splits his time between washington and new york, focusing on budget, monetary policy. he was the founder of the club for growth, and was the president of a group called the free enterprise fund. he worked for the joint economic committee for congress. he was a senior fellow the cato institute. you published a number of studies, including the president's report card, right? he was a consultant to the national economic commission in 1987 and the research director for a research commission under president reagan. steve moore. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you for inviting me back. it is terrific to be with you. i am a george mason economics graduate. ben, i love your study. it is a fantastic piece of work. thank you for writing it and doing the analysis. i agree with the entire study, and it is spot on. he said most all the things i would like to say, so let me address a couple of things points of emphasis. by way of starting, i'd want to say i was privileged for many years in the 1990's and
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a few brief comments on steve fuller's recent estimates of economic effects of cuts in defense spending estimates that have received, i think, a substantial amount of attention recently. and, steve, when i do that, i ask that you keep a straight face, unlike the festivities last night. [laughter] and then, third, i just want to offer a few summary data on defense outlays, on the relationship between defense outlays and gdp growth. what i will not discuss today is the appropriate size and composition of the defense budget. that would require a delineation of u.s. interests, vital important, desirable and marginal in the force structures and the budgets required to defend them. i'm simply not going to get into that today. so let me begin with a very simple thought experiment. suppose that crime rates fall. this might be because of demographic shifts, because of changes in policing practices, because of higher incarceration rates. tell any story you want, but in the -- if we had an economy in which crime rates fell, you would expect there to be a decline in the demand for private security
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popped up. cesar chavez heading southbound. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. >>> some low clouds around and some fog. a beautiful sunrise. robin in the east bay set that -- said that. but em dorado, warm. it won't take -- el dorado, warm. it won't take long for it to warm up. high pressure is continuing to build in, flex its muscles and working out, drinking its power shakes. it's on the way. patchy fog, mainly coast and a little bit along the way. there's a breeze and there will be a lot of sun today and it will be warmer for everybody. we can see everything is lifting north. there's pretty good rain. capping some of that fog. warm air at the surface, so some of the thick fog will give away sitting near 60. it's about as mild as i've seen here. 64 travis, 55 san jose. 61 in the city. 62 in oakland. west 14, west-southwest 12. there is still a component of an onshore breeze. if we were in the low 50s. i would say it's gonna be a push today. but it doesn't take lock -- it doesn't take long. tomorrow we get a north wind. high pressure will follow in behind that. that should take ca
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tonight. >> thanks a lot, al. >> joining me here in studio is krystal ball and steve kornacki. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> steve, who has the bigger challenge tonight between the president and former governor romney? >> i think it's obama. it clearly is. we have seen a sustained bounce for mitt romney after the first debate. a bigger bounce than most people thought he was going to get or would be able to get and a more enduring bounce than people thought possible. you're running a risk where one of the biggest things that happened that's positive for romney coming out of the first debate, is that his positive personal ratings went up pretty dramatically. he had a problem extending out of the primary. s, through conventions into september, where he was more disliked by people than liked. we've never seen that in a presidential nominee. he took a major step in the first debate toward overcoming that problem. in part because he was able to be assertive, confident, without being challenged by the moderator, without being challenged by obama. not that obama ha
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vegas, steve wynn, the man who started with literally less than nothing, 300,000 of his father's debts, and took las vegas and reshaped it into the entertainment capital of the world. how did he do it? how do you turn dreams into reality? steve wynn is next. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow! [ male announcer ] when your favorite foods fight you, fight back fast with tums smoothies. so fast and smooth, you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ male announcer ] tums smoothies. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ together for your future. and every day since, two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were
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steve, you write about these issues in your new book, called "code of honor," is there a difference cheating on your girlfriend, boyfriend, or do you think it is fair game for all of these relationships? >> no, it is all the same, human beings invented the term cheating, deer can't cheat, with a rabbit, or a bear -- but dawn, are you ready for this? the irony, is that a bet a guy invented cheating so that his woman would never leave him. and then men have been the worst in history about cheating. the point of the matter is, stay single, don't get married, you won't have the cheat or lie to anybody. >> but doesn't he have a point? these are conventional terms in nature -- >> don, don, don, we are not deers -- biologically, it is different, men can have sex without falling in love. so steve, you go have all the sex without falling in love, that is just fine. but plenty of women have a hormone that makes them bond through sex. >> you're out of touch. >> there is more chance that women, when men cheat they're looking for sex. when women cheat, they're more often looking for a new relati
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of las vegas, steve wynn, the man who started with literally less than nothing, 300,000 of his father's debts, and took las vegas and reshaped it into the entertainment capital of the world. how did he do it? how do you turn dreams into reality? steve wynn is next. >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small device to grab his wi-fi signal, then stole enough personal information to hijack and drain his bank accounts. every year, millions of americans learn all it may take to devastate your life is a little personal information in the wrong hands. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection, peri
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you know, today, today is a day, you know, today is steve jobs passed away, one year ago. i give steve jobs so much and this is a place of innovation, i try to make innovation here for us today. thank you very much for listening. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, very much. >> may i now ask mayor lee for a response, please? >> thank you. and mr. yuni thank you and welcome to san francisco, welcome unico for to the square it is a great place to be, this 30,000-square foot flag ship for the west coast and i have been wanting to tell you that i have known about your store to my daughter for quite some time, who have been religiously shopping for their affordable and very well-designed clothing for quite some time, and of course, i'm very intrigued being the next model to follow joe montana. but, i'm happy to be here and joined with, of course, tania peterson our zoo director and so many friends. i also had to wake up to my wife saying, we are going to the store today, are we not? so she is there already, we are already focused on the orange section of the store to get ready for this w
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16th, i am pam cook. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast, hey, steve. >>> temperatures will continue to be on the warm side even though there is a hint of a westerly breeze. temperatures definitely warming up coast, bay and inland and here is sal. >>> right now traffic looks good on highway 4 between walnut creek and oakland right through lafayette. also the morning drive will be nice, no more work near high street, let's go back to the desk. >>> a large fight in san francisco has sent two people in the hospital. allie rasmus joins us from the scene to talk about what happened, alley? >>> that's right, we are at 16th and valencia, they have it shut down as they did a two- hour investigation into this street brawl. it started in the morning and two people ended up in the hospital because of it. guns were not involved and this was a fight involving 20 people, unarmed. one of the people is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a second person is expected to be okay. it all started after some of the bars closed. this is the mission neighborhood. several people
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and park department. it's my incredible pleasure and honor to introduce you are mfac award winner, steve, ste castil. >> i would like to thank spur and mfac. thank you for this honor. being selected to receive such a prestigious award is such a great honor, but i think even greater considering all the top candidates. when i graduated from uc-davis, i learned the theory of being a manager. i needed something to show the reality but i quickly learned the best way to acquire these skills was to watch and work with senior managers in the rec and park department. i've been fortunate to work with three outstanding managers. they were instrumental in my growth as a manager. i thank them. another ingredient needed to be a successful manager is to have a great team. my supervisory team -- may have been instrumental in the golf and turf operations by completing tasks to the highest standards possible of any group of people i've ever seen. i would also like to thank the gardening staff, the teamsters, the operating engineers, everyone who makes my operation possible, even down to the local vendors
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, not just on substance but in terms of the electorate, something steve that you've been raising which is not just the latino vote but immigration. i have a quick clip i want to play from the way mr. romney responded to a question, a very conservatively worded question. a woman asking about what the candidates would do about people who don't have green cards but who are productive members of the society. this is mr. romney's response in part. >> i will not grant amnesty. i'll put in place an employment verification system and make sure employers who hire people who come here illegaly sanctioned for doing so. so for instance, i would not give driver's licenses to those who have come here illegally, as the president would. the kids of those that came here illegally. those kids should have a pathway to become a permanent resident. >> on that specific issue mr. romney promised to veto the dream act. president obama took it to him on that issue. >> i think it was a big missed opportunity when talking to latinos particularly in nevada and colorado. much of the answer was formulated on what h
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to steve. >>> thank you, sir. a very clear morning. some of the breeze has been decreasing. temperatures, 60s, spent, 8 -- 60s, 70s, 80s. game 3 is ta. no doubt about this rain. you can see it -- is today. no doubt about this rain, you can see it. there's some rain -- wouldn't be surprised if there's shower activity by game time. 60 antioch. fairfield is 53. two hours ago they were 70. livermore, 62. 50s for others. san rafael, oakland, both at 55. very warm air mass. you can see out to the valley. with that north wind, we get a high fire danger. but again, and for -- storm storm track stays to the north. high pressure wins out today and tomorrow. warming trend tops out. even though it will be warm. ta, though, 80s an 90s. i believe that clearlake is 38. we're going for a high of 90. vallej81. every inthere, we'll today. brentwoo 90 d, 79, a. alamed 85 jo. santa arvalley. beautiful weather on the santa cruz. daly city in the city and then 80s on the peninsula. it will still be -- it will still be warmer. does it ever kick in and temperatures will take a big drop . youtube shows video s
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here. >> he is here at time and a half. [ laughter ] >> good evening commissioner staff, steve mathias from mission statement. i will run down the incidents running in the central district. august 26th at 1:30 a victim said she was choked by a bouncer at club atmosphere. the victim said that -- he was handcuffed and escorted out by security and then released. so we're still looking into that. an illegal unpermitted party occurred september 9th at 3:45 a.m. police responded on report of an assault and reports of a gun. fire was called out. 200-250 people when they finally opened the door came out. i have gone to the manager who owns the building and we talked about that as far as the permit process and they said that would not happen again. september 22nd a victim had her purse stolen, total loss was about $600. september 23rd at club atmosphere, a fight broke out between patrons. there were at least three separate fights going on at this time. the fights spilled out into the alley and police were forced to deploy pepper-spray on the combatants. two brothers were arrested for
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official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner. good to have you on board as well. >> morning, mika. >> we have new polls this morning that are very interesting. and i see how alex has stacked this. and we just started fighting. and alex doesn't really fight. about this whole binder thing. how is that not a lie? can we go there, halperin? when you say you sought out, and then it turns out that they were brought to you, that's not the truth, correct? >> i just don't think that's what this campaign should be about. >> right. >> i would say that about either side. >> what, us calling out facts shouldn't be about that? all right. we'll get to it. but i will totally disagree. it appears with everybody at this table. >> explain what you mean that's important. >> at the debate the other night, mitt romney talks about how there weren't enough women, and so he sought them out. >> right. >> and then binders of women were brought to him, which is a whole funny thing but, you know, that's not true. >> i think we should have a spirited debate in the campaign about which of these candidates

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