he can't be truman. he'll be clinton. thanks to a great panel this week. norah o'donnell. new book. this is great but norah is so multitalented. she has great kids, including convince. the name of the book? >> baby love. chris: it's how to make your own baby fooled from scratch. >> it's all about being more healthy with our infants and children. chris: you against gerbers. and sintsinlt and michael duffy. thanks for watching. happy labor day. see you here next week.

politically, harry truman and the marshall plan. if you think about it, the united states was threatened by the fascist powers of japan and germany and to some extent italy. harry truman said, "let's devote trillions of dollars into rebuilding our economy." he put marshal's name on it because he was a war hero. can you imagine a political leader in having the courage to say that this is what we need to do? turn around to our enemies -- if you look back in history, it rejuvenated all of the global economy. >> ladies and gentlemen, nancy gibson and david westin. >> former senator sam nunn who has a keen interest in nuclear weapons discusses the current environment. he speaks from prepared remarks and then takes questions from a moderator. this is about 1:10. >> we are looking forward to coming back next year and bringing a seven-year old and a five-year old, our grandchildren, and so we loved it. [applause] it is a blessing in america these days to be able to have younger people all over running around with no apparent parental superv

gil jerry brown dice que otros politicos como harry truman, franklin d. roosevelt, john f. padre pat brow ex- gobernador de california tambien iniciaron su campaÑa politica en un dia del trabajo como hoy, por esta razon desea continuar con esa tradicion,.acompaÑado de un gran numero de lideres politicos y sindicales democratas busca conquistar el voto que lo lleve a gobernar de nuevo en california. actualmente jerry brown ocupa el puesto de procurador estatal, pero fue gobernador de california de 1975 a 1983, y dice que quiere regresar a sacramento como gobernador para que california sea de nuevo un lider del pueblo y para el pueblo. --la recesion le está pegando duro a la cigueña en el area de la bahía.--segun informes recientes, el numero de nacimientos disminuyo en siete de los nueve condados locales en el 2008.--solamente "napa y sonoma" registraron mas nacimientos, pero los numeros son muy poco significativos. --a nivel nacional, la tasa de natalidad disminuyo el aÑo pasado a uno de sus niveles mas bajos. ---la policia de vallejo busca a dos sospechosos que, a punta de

commissioner who does not have the qualifications to sit on the board and take exception to that, harry trumana freeze for that. if you cannot stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. i think basically, you cannot have a basic understanding of those underlying laws on which these cases are imbedded, you're basically a rubber-stamp for what the department recommends, and i do not think that any of you intend to be that way or should be allowed to be that way. commissioner hwang: anymore public comments? seeing none -- commissioner garcia: that issue keeps coming up about who is qualified to be on this board. could you give a brief exposition as to who is qualified? commissioner hwang: i can provide certain information. there is also a reference to certain building code requirements which actually do not have to do with the board of appeals, but the requirements for sitting on the boards are in the charter, and i would be happy to speak to him or whoever else who would like to have more information about those requirements. >> -- commissioner garcia: but everyone who is sitting on the sport is qu

see, '47, we were thinking of going on strike, and truman-- president truman--said that if we did, he'd wires to our longshore friends round the world, and the white house got all these telegrams saying, "sure, go ahead. use your army to load your ships. use your navy to sail them. when they get to our ports, they'll sit there and rot." and that was the end of that bright idea. [cheers and applause] so now, brothers, we are out on strike, a strike voted on democratically by the rank and file, and they used the taft-hartley act to make us go back to work and then for a cooling-off period, as if we are hotheads, have to be cooled off just 'cause we're out on strike. then the bosses make their final offer. oh, yeah? the only final offer a boss ever makes is the one accepted by the workers. [cheers and applause] and then as the final little slap in the face to us, we had to vote on this final offer, they said, and the national labor relations board set up those polling stations up and down the west coast for us to go and vote, right, on the final offer. well, i have here the official result

in fact, i will ask you to remember one thing that president harry truman said. when you start to think i do not like being challenged -- if you cannot stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. for anyone who tries to stop someone from talking, remember you are violating their constitutional as well as their civil rights. >> thank you. any other speakers? cnet non-, we will move on to item two, -- seeing none, will move on to item 2, commissioner question and comment. vice president goh: after an issue regarding 565 marina boulevard, i ask for a follow- up. i believe there was a letter submitted to the executive director of cbi. do we have a report file in that letter? >> i did receive a response from a member of her staff indicating there were looking at rescinding the cancellation of the subject permit. they will inform the parties, and they agreed to inform me as well. vice president goh: think you for following up on that. >> any other commissioner comments or questions? is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, can move into item 3, the adoption o

as you know, note tavis, presidents since harry truman have tried to push for some kind of reform of health care and health insurance, and this president finally got it done, signed into law on march 23, and as you say, this month marks the six-month anniversary, and some of the worst insurance practices come to an end this week, so americans are going to start to see some real benefit. those who have insurance will have some protection around that insurance coverage. tavis: tell me more. >> insurers will no longer be able to eliminate children with pre-existing health conditions from insurance policies or eliminate the treatment that they need, so millions of parents will have some peace of mind that they can take care of their families, take care of their sick kids. insurance companies cannot any longer put a cap on a lifetime benefit. i was with a woman earlier today, tavis, from baltimore, who is about to reach her cap, and she is in the middle of cancer treatment. this would be life and death for her. she desperately needs the coverage that she has paid for and now will not have

truman, our 33rd president. famous for saying "the buck stops here."hat means he took the blame and the credit for his administration. >>> hey, sports is next. so don't go away. >>> something men have to worry about is losing their hair someday. but thousands of guys around the world are volunteering to go bald. as siena reports, the st. baldrick's foundation is battling childhood cancer with an electric razor. >> the foundation holds hundreds of events every year, where men line up to lose their locks. first of all, who is st. baldrick's anyway? >> there really is no st. baldrick. it's the four guys who started st. baldrick's are irish, so it's a play on words with st. patrick's. people shave their heads in honor of the children with cancer. and today we're going to have those little honorees here helping to shave people's heads and raise awareness and money for childhood cancer, to cure childhood cancer. >> reporter: many children fighting the disease lose their hair during treatment. the men of st. baldrick's want to show the kids they're not alone.

truman who died in captivity relatives of the dead had to hold a memorial services in secret but not any longer. our song for it's in heaven hello do they mean they kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we think if those who trespass against us the silence lasted nearly half a century many relatives of the executed polish prisoners of war didn't live long enough to learn the secret truth of the count in tragedy. has every month we give you the future we help you understand how will get there and what tomorrow will bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us for a technology update on r g h fifty. fifty fifty. fifty five. the. if the many he is the most senior economist officials had access to the soviet archives for most of the documents among top secret in one hundred ninety eight president mikhail gorbachev will do this full of containing reports on the counting executions to be removed from the archives and handed over to. the most valuable document is a me

every american president since harry truman has tried in vain to work out a lasting peace between israel and the palestinians. today, president obama opened a new round of talks, but as senior white house correspondent bill plante reports, hope once again collided with reality. >> reporter: president obama's entry into the treacherous thicket of middle east peacemaking was marked by bloodshed. four israeli settlers gunned down yesterday in the west bank by hamas, a palestinian faction which opposes peace talks. >> our goal is a two-state solution that ends the conflict and ensures the rights and security of both israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: opening peace talks which he hopes will bring results within a year, the president met first with israeli prime minister netanyahu. then palestinian president mahmoud abbas who condemned the west bank killings and ordered the arrest of 150 members of hamas. the president also met separately with egyptian president hosni mubarak and jordan's ruler, king abdullah. the four main issues separating israel and the palestinians have been the same

and butter onto the table so that people's livelihoods will be improved ok this will be going to truman how did you meet with the residents jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on north korean politics today with r.t. . and. i . thank. you. let's see what russians think about its nuclear program. a first in three decades north korea is the ruling communist party the workers' party of korea needs to discuss the transition of power analysts expect few changes in pyongyang's foreign policies but focus will surely be on the states nuclear ambition the russian public opinion research center all citizens if north korea's position of nuclear weapons would pose a threat to russia's national interests forty seven percent of russians believe it would to six percent disagree the workers' party congress is widely seen the first public steps in leadership change as it was in nineteen eighteen when kim jong il made his political depute. ok now i'd like to go to you it's still in the cards that the north korean state could collapse because of its economy because of just too m

bread and butter onto the table so that people's lives will be improved ok this will be going to truman how did you even hear the remedy to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on north korean politics today with our . genes are the england and france trying to reason with hitler's germany demands a better man than gets its way the old stuff they had created a safety net for them something. like thirty nine the whole of europe is and more efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty trails and it's still on the interim. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on our t.v. . every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and what to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. wealthy british science. market finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. see . well america rostock i'm peter

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threats but i did jake with a new calls bordeaux boiling opened on monday by presidents who knew truman that it was in a three day business to china. another humanitarian aid for the team is bound for gaza needed full months after the israeli army times the last one headed that. and i'm sure the one hundred wise counsel says it was virtually out and. on this side the pirates of russia come out into the open under into politics the starting an online campaign to establish a policy to fly some a coping and free file sharing. next it's our special report in which we had a thousand kilometers south. and it's one of the most beautiful cities in southern russia famed for its architecture its its is spectacular views that's right in the sea. also known dawn is one of russia's most important southern cities an industrial and cultural center with more than one point three million people this is a twenty first century town that's proud of its history where you can find cutting edge technology and people that still follow traditions that date back centuries this area is an agricultural jewel cover

and -- dewey -- truman. both of the public polls and academic polls went to sampling were the individuals do not select the individuals to be interviewed. it is done by a random process. and how you do it depends on the population you are trying to survey. is different if it is a small community versus the nation. but the idea is the the interviewers cannot have freedom in selecting the individuals. of course, in recent years, we have seen a big shift toward a telephone calling in almost nobody does personal interviews anymore. host: speaking of telephone polling, are we entering an era where more cellphone is that home phones -- more cellphone home phones, and are you bridge that? guest: i think i saw something really worth 25% do not have home phones. they tend to be disproportionately under people and minorities. -- younger people and minorities. that presents a challenge because you have to make up for it somehow to correct that imbalance. some of the organization's are actually calling cell phones, whic

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harry truman, he went bankrupt, when was it 1926. he went bankrupt and here is what he did.e paid it back. him and his friend, they've paid it back, i think it took them until 1939 to pay it back. there's no easy way out. as a country, we have to pay it back. we may not be be able to have that house, or car or retirement we wanted, we may not, but as a child of-- as a father of a child with special needs, i know this to be true. i know americans when they see their children will do the tough thing. i'll do the hard work. let them have an opportunity. we must do that. tithe 10%, do you believe in it or not. i don't care if you give it to a church or peta, give it. why? because if you believe in small government, someone must take care of the needy. it better be you. it has to be me otherwise we're hipocrits. tithe 10% and step four, stop all dishonesty in our lives, including the lives we even tell ourselves. and boy, as a guy who told lies to myself and everybody i knew for most of my life, it will change your life. 40 days and 40 nights, it will 40 days and 40 nights, it wi

harry truman said, give them hell and he yelled back, i'm not going to give them hell, i'm going to tellhem the truth and they're going to think it's hell. >> for the record, i don't think any republican candidate for senate or governor this year has yet accused barack obama of being from space. but now we know what the administration's response will be when that inevitably comes up. more from my interview with joe biden including some news from him about the don't ask, don't tell policy. >>> plus, some late-breaking election results from last night's primaries. some very important lady gaga news coming up. please say with us. >>> i'm ready for this fight. and what i do when i go into these districts where these congressmen and republican congressmen vote against this health care, i say, look, the choice is clear. i want republican so-and-so, congressman so-and-so explain to the people in his district who lost their job through no fault of their own, because of the financial chicanery of wall street, because of this ponzi scheme they had masquerading as a policy -- >> i had essentially t

america stood by israel since harry truman sat in the oval office. our commitment to this long-standing friendship should be no less strong today. where i come from, you stick by your friends, and you stick by the people who share your values. you do not send a message of strength to your enemies by shunning your friends and allies. the foreign policy of the united states should not be built on a platform of apologies, corrections, and reset buttons. we will not confront and defeat the terrorist threat by blurring america's exceptionalism and backing out on america's commit lts. our country has paid a high cost these last nine years, and our military personnel and their families have paid the highest price. we have regarded how best to address these challenges. these debates have left a lot of scar tissue between the two parties and ideologies, but the challenges that we face know neither. we have serious decisions to make regarding our path forward, and these decisions will be made in an environment in which we borrow 41 septs of every dollar the fe

. >> larry: do generals have to like -- talk about guts, truman firedckarther. >> that's right., one of the themes is the generals won't give the president options. he, at the meeting. i mean, think of this, the white house situation room, in the basement. i've been in that room. it's elegant. no windows. big black chairs. and they're sitting there. and the president said, you told me you were going to give me three options today. you're only giving me one. and the chairman of the joint chiefs says, yes, and the president turns to gates, the secretary of defense, and said, bob, this is unacceptable. and gates says, yes, mr. president, we owe you that option. they never give it to him. he has to figure it out himself. >> larry: "obama's wars" is the book. bob woodward is the guest. sorry i'm late fellas. [ evan ] ah it's cool. ah... ah. ah. ah. ah. ah. ah. ah. ah. ah! ah! whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what is that? how come my dap wasn't like that? huh? it's just an "us" thing. yeah, it's a little something we do. who else is in this so-called "us"? man, i don't know. there's a lot of

. >> larry: do generals have to like -- talk about guts, truman fired macarthur. >> yes, that's rightne of the themes is the generals won't give the president options. they want 40,000 troops, and he -- at the meeting, i mean, think of this. the white house situation room, in the basement. i've been in that room. it's elegant. no windows. big black chairs. and they're sitting there. and the president said, you told me you were going to give me three options today. you're only giving me one. and the chairman of the joint chiefs says, yes, and the president turns to gates, the secretary of defense, and said, bob, this is unacceptable. and gates says, yes, mr. president, we owe you that option. they never give it to him. he has to figure it out himself. >> larry: "obama's wars" is the book. bob woodward is the guest. we'll be right back. and all my investments, but it's not something that i want to do completely on my own -- i like to discuss my ideas with someone. that's what i like about fidelity. they talked with me one on one, so we could come up with a plan that's right for me, and

>> probably the one who disliked it the most was bess truman.nt a lot of time at her home in independence, missouri. there was a famous incident where she was doing a christening of a ship and she went to break the bottle and they forgot to score the bottle ahead of time. so she's banging and banging and it just won't break. and she was humiliated. she told her husband, i'm not doing another public appearance. she made a few after that, but very few. >> lisa burns, thank you very much. we appreciate it. not surprising if she did, in fact, say that she didn't like the job, right? >> true. thank you, don. >> thank you very much. she says she denies it. again, the french -- the office in france also denies it as well. >>> next, a grisly home invasion that many say could have been prevented. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank. she is getting $15,000. >> that's a call that may have saved their lives. the police took 30 minutes to

>> rick: yes, i remember the day harry truman stood up. anyway, we'll talk about numbers and what they mean when we come right back. >> i've got a theory about that. if you go back in history and take every president, you'll find that the numerical value of each letter in their last name was equally divisible into the year in which they were elected. [ laughter ] >> who is going to win? reagan again? >> no. not a chance. i figured it out. by my calculations, our next president has to be named yelnick, igwawa. >> rick: i miss cliff claven. during election season we are bombarded with polls and stats and we think of numbers as cold hard facts and we reporters put them out there as such and they can be manipulated when put into a certain context. how can we know for sure that what we're really looking at is true? joining us is a democratic pollster and a fox news contributor. charles is here as well, the author of a brand-new book called "proofiness, the dark arts of mathematical deception." we're glad you're both here. charles, if your book

. >> it reminds me of "in cold blood" the truman capote. >> if is that scary and that bad. >> thanks,nderson. >>> we'll continue to follow that story. up next, new video of the deadly storm that tore through new york city a short time ago. also a new book claiming michelle obama told france's first lady that she can't stand being first lady and her life is hell. what the white house is saying about those comments, next. ocid most calcium supplemts... t adththod it's dif - alcium crhea shaky! shaky! shaky! shaky! [ laughs ] shaky! shaky! [ gasps ] and if you named your own price on car insurance, you could be picking up this tab yourself. so get allstate. you could save some cash and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. >>> got an update on the stories we're following, isha sesay is back. >> a powerful and deadly storm blew into new york city early this evening. this video shows how fast the storm moved into the region. the new york fire department reports one person died when a tree fell on top of a car. t

he -- if he's out there all the time, and he needs to be harry truman. i'll tell you, i have heard more times from people in the street, yeah, you know, if you put the car in "d" it goes forward and if you put the car in "r," it goes backward and you don't want to give the keys to the same people who put us in the ditch. people get that stuff. you don't have to campaign against george bush, but people know who got us in this problem. the president's got to remind people about that and then go on and talk about the positive things he has done and wants to do. and that's the election winner. i've said before on your show, that i don't think we're going to lose either the house or the senate. we simply have better candidates and people are afraid of extremists and they won't vote for them. there'll be some that get elected to the senate, but not many. >> you stand by your prediction that democrats keep the house and the senate? >> i do. >> governor dean, former democratic party chairman, thanks for joining us, gov.. >> thanks for having me on. >>> so there'

delivers on health care, the first democrat to do this since they started promising it with harry truman, he's going over to wall street and putting them under some kind of oversight for once. and people who are progressives or liberals aren't clapping. >> that has been a concern of mine as well and i have been making very clear to all the people i talk to out there. we've got to understand, i equated it those days when we were passing civil rights legislation in 1964. that bill was in jeopardy because voter was in it. president lyndon johnson took voting out we passed it in '64 came back a year later around got voting in '65. three years later, fair housing in '68, four years, after that, in 19672 applied the '64 law to the public sector. so i tell people four distinctly different bills done over eight years. that's what's going on here. we are doing what needs to be done. we just can't do it all in the first two years or 18 months of the administration. so i think that we're on the road to a great recovery -- >> let's take -- >> -- and i would hope everybody would say engaged. >> let's

it's like harry truman said, you know, i'm not giving them hell, i'm just telling the truth.ink it's hell. >> what do you say about health care reform? are you proud to go out on the campaign trailane say, look, this is good stuff? are you using that? >> i systematically tell the people who i'm talking to, why it's good for them. i tell people, without insurance, you're going to get coverage. you're going to be able to see a doctor when you need to. i tell people with insurance that the affordability credits are any going to help to pay for their insurance. and no longer indirectly through the emergency care who don't have care pane i tell seniors better off because finally once and for all the medicare advantage scam artists at least give them in 5 -- 85 cents. and they won't have to pay any longer for the doughnut hole or ordinary care. i plain it to people, they understand it. what you've seen in the polls over and over again are the people who don't like health care reform. don't understand health care reform. >> well, is -- are the democrats making -- let's say, some dem

zumbro falls where nearly half the homes in the small community were destroyed or damaged and in truman where water filled the streets. an early october special session was approved today for a special flood package. >> there's certain thresholds that have to be met, but i'm pretty sure in term of public damage that will be met. >> reporter: governor pawlenty said he expects the state's share of overall relief to be covered by a surplus of $200 million in minnesota's budget. >> we are seeing weather extremes all over the place, the flooding there, our share of rain today. >> and the heat in los angeles that is a big story, 113 degrees in los angeles and it's the end of september. it's the warmest temperature on record for them. it beat their all time record high. in the setup out there it's like what approach do uses the santa ana winds, high pressure bringing down mountain air and it's compressing and heating up. it's going to be a hot week for them. >> are the winds going along with the heat? >> the wind is not present. it's like santa ana minus the big winds. >> thank goodness. >> la

. >> it reminds me of "in cold blood" the truman capote.ok based on the killing, i think in kansas i guess back in the -- >> it is that scary, and that bad. jeff toobin and mike brooks, appreciate you being on. >> thanks, anderson. >>> we'll continue to follow that story and let you know what happens to those accused killers. up next, new video of the deadly storm that tore through new york city a short time ago. also a new book claiming michelle obama told france's first lady that she can't stand being first lady and her life is hell. what the white house is saying about those comments, next. >>> got an update on some of the other stories we are following. >> a powerful and deadly storm blew into new york city early this evening. this video shows how fast the storm moved into the region. the new york fire department >>> the senate today passed a $42 billion bill designed to help small businesses hire new employees. ir po suppican senators broke

. >> it reminds me of "in cold blood" the truman capote. >> if is that scary and that bad. >> thanks,e'll continue to follow that story. up next, new video of the deadly storm that tore through new york city a short time ago. also a new book claiming michelle obama told france's first lady that she can't stand being first lady and her life is hell. what the white house is saying about those comments, next. sure i'd like to diversify my workforce, i just wish that all of the important information was gathered together in one place. [ printer whirs ] done. ♪ thanks. do you work here? not yet. from tax info to debunking myths, the field guide to evolving your workforce has everything you need. download it now at thinkbeyondthelabel.com. >> got an update on the stories we're following, isha sesay is back. >> a powerful and deadly storm blew into new york city early this evening. this video shows how fast the storm moved into the region. the new york fire department reports one person died when a tree fell on top of a car. the storm packing strong winds and torrential rains also left more

harry truman said, give them hell and he yelled back, i'm not going to give them hell, i'm going to tellthe truth and they're going to think it's hell. >> for the record, i don't think any republican candidate for senate or governor this year has yet accused barack obama of being from space. but now we know what the administration's response will be when that inevitably comes up. more from my interview with joe biden including some news from him about the don't ask, don't tell policy. >>> plus, some late-breaking election results from last night's primaries. some very important lady gaga news coming up. please say with us. how are you getting to a happier place? running there? dancing there? flying there? how about eating soup to get there? delicious campbell's soups fill you with good nutrition, energy, farm-grown ingredients, and can help you keep a healthy weight. helping you get to a happier place. have a nice trip. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games with my grandchildren. great news! for people with

like you have a vote for truman bumper sticker still on. he's trying to scrab it. he -- scrub it, he has a magic potion to peel off the bumper sticker. >>> and food allergies. >> i remember, it was milk and peanuts. now it's all a menu of you have to really be very careful. we're going to hear about that coming up. we have a big food and allergy walk coming up. >>> now let's get to today's hot topic of the day. come friday, it will be illegal in the state to talk on your cell phone while driving a car. and many of us will need a hands-free device beginning october 1st. as brian kuebler tells us many drivers already got the message an got it loud and clear. >> reporter: whether you believe this new law is a blessing. >> talking and texting on a cell phone is irresponsible. and it's wrong. and i'm delighted, absolutely delighted. >> reporter: or, an inconvenience, anyone in the state of maryland who chooses to use their cell phone while driving will need a hands-free device by this friday and at local electronics stores there is no shortage of people lining up to com